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The NIH Computer Center provides comprehensive backup and recovery services and an
excellent security environment for Oracle, DB2, and SQL Server.
A wide range of application languages and interfaces are supported.
Client/server and Web access are supported via ODBC to Oracle, DB2, and SQL Server;
and via SQL*Net to Oracle.
Oracle's Transparent
Gateway to DB2 can be used to access DB2 data via Oracle-specific
SQL as well as joint Oracle and DB2 data.
Model 204 uses its own fourth
generation language to provide a high degree of flexibility that lends
itself to prototyping. Model 204 also provides interfaces to standard programming
languages and supports both hierarchical and network
relationships.
Execute Model 204
Procedures
(login required)
An
Oracle Hosting Service is supported on
the
EOS (Unix) systems.
Supported
on the
NIH Computer
Center's Titan
(mainframe system).
Supported
on Windows servers
IMS (Information Management System) is a Transaction Management
(TM) and Database/Data Communication (DB/DC) facility that supports user-written
batch processing and teleprocessing applications.
IMS/MVS user application
programs may be written in Assembler Language, COBOL or PL/I.
ADABAS is a database management system that supports efficient
application development using COBOL or Natural.
ADABAS supports
traditional hierarchical and network models in which multiple files may
contain bi-directional, one-to-many and many-to-many relationships between
records.
Model 204 is a database management system in which access structures,
programs, and data are stored together.
CICS is a transaction processing system that supports a wide
variety of environments. CICS, used with COBOL applications, supports a large
number of users and high levels of transaction processing. As a telecommunications
processor for database management systems, CICS provides support for large
numbers of concurrent users accessing database applications from a variety
of desktop communication devices.
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