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DB2 Universal Database Knows Baseball at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games: User Defined Function's & User Defined Types Deliver a Homerun

Overview The IBM data management family of products are a major part of making the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games a success. DB2 on an OS/390 is the major repository for the Games. DB2 Universal Database is the database management product behind the INFO kiosks. The Official Sydney 2000 Games Web site uses DB2 Universal Database to collect and manage live results data during the games.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	September 2000	Downloads	4
Format	White Papers
Topics	Database Management, OS - 400

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