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  1. Proceedings of the 5th ACM SIGSMALL symposium on Small systems (SIGSMALL '82)
  2. PANDA: A Pascal network data base management system
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An optimizing compiler for LISP for the Z80
SAUSTALL - a new software environment
A practical application of Parnas modular approach
Multimicrocomputer system for building with full service facility automation
Proposing resident user-cycles in personal computers
CMOS new product development for the health care industry: Procedures and pitfalls
A data highway for realtime distributed systems architecture and formalization
Semantics of a communication mechanism in a distributed system
Distributed MIMD multiprocessor system with MicroAda/SuperMicro(TM) for asynchronous concurrent Newton's algorithms
Data base systems for large and small computers
PANDA: A Pascal network data base management system
A data management system for a small computer
IRAIN - an instructional relational database system designed for small computer system

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PANDA: A Pascal network data base management system

Content Provider ACM Digital Library
Author Frank, André
Abstract PANDA is a set of database programmes entirely written in Pascal and especially suited for small (micro) computer systems; it was developed with interactive application and computer graphics in mind. PANDA is based on the network approach to data management, as it is proposed by CODASYL| CODASYL 71|. PANDA is therefore similar to commercially available systems on main frames such as e.g. DBMS from Digital Equipment Corp. The programmes interface of PANDA was specially adapted to the use within Pascal programmes. Its use seems much easier for the programmer than the CODASYL proposal. PANDA is small enough to be used on small systems. The code for a Motorola 6809 micro-processor is about 15 kbytes. PANDA, especially its buffer management, is further adapted to small computer systems. PANDA is, however, not a system for the fast organization of data with little strucuture and does not feature an interactive query language or a report generator. PANDA is a tool for the programmer to facilitate the structuring of complicated data, not a utility for the end user.
Starting Page 73
Ending Page 75
Page Count 3
File Format PDF
ISBN 0897910834
DOI 10.1145/800069.802168
Language English
Publisher Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Publisher Date 1982-08-02
Publisher Place New York
Access Restriction Subscribed
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
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