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• CODASYL, which had defined COBOL in 1959, defined the Network Database Language in 1969.
• New Haven, Connecticut was the first city on Earth with a geocodable streets network database.
• The software uses an over the network database that is updated live and is able to input, process, and output information.
• The Layer 7 Database Sensor enables other information security product manufactures to integrate DB Networks database security technology into their products.
• In 2006, BIND was incorporated into the Biomolecular Object Network Database ( BOND ) where it continues to be updated and improved.
• This commonality has made it possible for clients to modernize applications moving from language files, to a network database, to a relational database.
• The data can be kept up-to-date in between Radio Network database uploads by way of automatic network discovery and reporting by the terminal.
• DB Networks database security technology is based on machine learning and threat intelligence or the need to establish and maintain signature files of known attack strings.
• The service uses the contact information to invite additional members to join, and builds a comprehensive social network database from the information collectively entered by members.
• Flow rates and flood risks in small un-gauged drainage systems throughout urban areas can follow a different trend than large river systems in the Canadian Reference Hydrometric Basin Network database.
• Initially intended to serve the Space Science community, the ESIS project pre-dates the World Wide Web as a network database allowing uniform access to a heterogeneous set of catalogues and data.
• Early LDDT models were transformed into database designs for IBM's hierarchical database, IMS . Later models were transformed into database designs for Cullinet's network database, IDMS, and many varieties of relational database.
• ANSI and ISO adopted the Codasyl database specifications under the name Network Database Language ( NDL ), with work taking place within the same working group ( X3H2 ) as SQL standardization.
• TRANSPATH constituted the earliest signaling pathway database, alongside the Cell Signaling Network Database ( CSNDB ) curated by T . Takai at the National Institute of Health Sciences ( NIHS ) in Tokyo.
• One solution is to hard-code a network database with an " on-off " switch that activates or deactivates a service, for instance, during a window of time with set hours such as peak and off-peak.
• Regarding your concern about different phases of flight for Northwest Airlines Flight 255 and Viasa Flight 742 ( TOF and ICL respectively ), these phases of flight are recorded from the Aviation Safety Network database here and here.
• Is there a version of PostgreSQL that's simpler to install and use for a single-user, non-network database, but that has all the same features for the database itself ( e . g . triggers, polymorphism and inheritance )?
• There are 21 references between the two comparison lists versus 600 references covering each incident with a link to Aviation Safety Network database and in many cases to the original investigation reports . accidents and disasters by death toll.
• The US National Pesticides Telecommunications Network database collected reports from 1984 to 1991 showing 91 human, 9 animal and 31 other poisoning incidents for a total of 131 incidents involving dicofol from 571 phone calls made to the hotline.
• Absent not only from Anime News Network database but also from the reported news, meaning not a single volume of this series made it into the Japanese manga charts .-- KrebMarkt 18 : 50, 18 January 2010 ( UTC)