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QBE

(computer science)
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QBE

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query by example

A method for describing a database query originally developed by IBM for mainframes. A replica of an empty record is displayed and the search conditions are typed in under their respective columns (fields). Although there are differences from one to another with regard to expressing complicated queries, everything is selected from a menu by the user. The program turns the visual query into the command language, such as SQL, necessary to interrogate the database. See Paradox.


Query By Example (QBE)
This query selects all Pennsylvania records that have a balance due of $5000 or more.
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"Our sponsorship is a clear signal to our producers about the commitment we have to the North American marketplace," said Russ Johnson, chief executive officer at QBE North America.
FMG will be working with QBE, its brokers and customers to improve incident reporting times and optimise the entire claims management lifecycle.
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