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IMAGE (database)

IMAGE is a database management system (DBMS) developed by Hewlett-Packard and included with the HP 3000 minicomputer from around 1972. It was the primary reason for that platform's success in the market. It was also sometimes referred to as IMAGE/3000 in its initial release. A version for the HP 1000 series was released in 1976 as IMAGE/1000. Later…

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IMAGE (database)

Nodes20
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Avg. degree1.9
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image hp database turboimage 3000 released sql later record system included series 1976 run api hewlett-packard several management dbms around

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the number of SETS allowed in a databaseinstance ofbecame available from third party vendors.New capabilities were added including the increase of storage capacity and increase of several internal limitations0.80text

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