
doi: 10.1147/sj.232.0126
Data from a relational data base can be displayed in reports, changed, and otherwise controlled using a program called Query Management Facility (QMF). An overview of this program is presented and is followed by a discussion comparing equivalent forms of various queries expressed in two distinctly different languages. Both languages are designed for use with relational data and are supported by QMF.
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