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DB2 UDB
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DB2 UDB
(DB2 Universal DataBase) An enhanced and very popular version of DB2 that combines relational and object database technology as well as various query optimization techniques for parallel processing. Also geared for electronic commerce, DB2 UDB provides graphical administration, Java and JDBC support. DB2 UDB runs on mainframes, Windows NT/2000 and various versions of Unix.
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