Parsing an extension to CODASYL FORTRAN DML

Abstract The FORTRAN data manipulation language specified by CODASYL requires that parameters be identified by keywords and appear in a prescribed order. These restrictions can largely be removed. A method of parsing the resultant data manipulation language using database structures is described.

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Published in:Software: Practice and Experience
Main Authors: Hinxman, A. I., Tate, Austin
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Wiley 1982
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