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"Porting like drunk rabbits". A phrase I must use more often.

The same error IBM did with Risc and IBM RT.

Hi. Here's one idea since you're covering E. European countries - a story about Galaksija. It's a story about computer made in Yugoslavia by a guy called Voja Antonic.

Czechoslovakia could have been an actual socialist miracle if the USSR and the Warsaw pact didnt invade the country in 1968. The reforms of Prague spring would have make the country what most of western socialist think all of these countries were. That is the only thing that matters in this. All the other "socialist miracles" just managed to drag the country from Austrian level of economy to at-least-we-do-better-than-other-socialist-countries level of economy. Yeah, what a miracle that was.

Good video, well explained.

There's no such thing as "a software" It's just software.

Really enjoying this multi-part look into the history of SQL and databases in general 👍

They are just big rats. Funny how people's perceptions are...

JayZeeDee sound much much cooler than JézéDé in Czech :D

0:51- what exactly is (or was) "checkloslovakia"? 🤷‍♂

Can you send this movie, with the ACID part highlighted, to British Post Office and Fujitsu?

DEC had the same problem as IBM for its RDB. thinking hardware was important but software was but a giveaway made them all loose lots of time to market.

My father was COO of ASK/Ingress in the very early 90's. while I joined Oracle in 1993... exciting years.

Singapura have malay population

I have to say the amount of effort you put into the script and production is excellent. Having worked at Logica and used databases i really enjoyed this. These subjects are fascinating because although they are considered obscure they are literally world changing. Thank you.

I’m still trying to understand what kusto in Kql means

I have so much work to do but you keep seducing me with well researched videos on topics I should not be binge watching!

Any Malaysian leader that tries to bring the country up, will have the politics of the people trying to destroy that leader down. Its called democracy.

Best jokes ever - so far.. you had me laugh out loudly at least three times. What an achievement for a monday morning

programmers start counting with zero....

Roofus the dog is cool!

Me as a web developer who sometimes has to export and import databases: ugh why is this so hard.

Oracle, sure, yeah, we can just throw more cheap bodies at coding PL SQL and we should be good, right? The same for JAVA too! What a mess.

I saw you in the movie "Leaving the World Behind". At least it looked like you...

Sybase used be in Emeryville before they moved to Dublin. I used to work at Oracle & Ed Oates office above my office & unfortunately I get his mail & he will get mine so I knew pretty well. He really didn’t need to work but wanted to do something.

Oh yes the hours I spent trying to explain to the mainframe DBA why my bind plans were for shit and causing "hot spots". Man, it is exactly what the users asked for, go fix them, I dare you!

wrangling and cleaning a 60GB database, the "VACUUM;" command made me laugh

Notice the trend that the keepers of the data hated the keepers of the code. And so every single thing that might be done simply in code, though maybe not as efficiently, not that it mattered, was always done in ten mile long sprocs and packages. I pity any C# coder in an Oracle shop trying to use LINQ and you step over that data engineer demarcation.

Hey bro, Awesome videos, I look forward to seeing them but I'm not sure what Google (KZbin) is playing at but I just had to resubscribe to your channel.

Yo I live in Maine, I should look into that shit.

The software runs best in a slide deck, lol. We had a rule for sprint demos at one place, no slide only demos and no localhost hosting. Shit needed to at least be gated out to a controlled environment. Part of the deliverable is the delivery, as it were. Call it devops, call it whatever foul name you want.

Might be my favorite of your videos.....

As a DBA, across DBASE, Oracle, IBM AS/400, I loved this video. Will probably watch it many times....

I’m surprised that there is no mention of the Pick operating system here. Pick on Microdata and Prime systems led the way for SQL language databases on mini computers and later Unix systems. All of which ‘set the table’ for the use of micro computer SQL, first with FoxPro and then MS-Access

I read CJ Date's books when I learned SQL at UCLA. I used Microsoft SQL later at Massachusetts General Hospital to build a research registry for the neonatal ICU.

Didn't Asianometry already do SQL a few weeks ago? For those SELECT few who read this, I say: AS FROM WHERE Asianometry got the idea to do another video on SQL, I'm not HAVING it. AND BETWEEN you and me, Asiometry, you can DELETE this post. But I LIKE and subscribe to your channel.

Chinese = Whites?

I wish history class was like this...

Feel so old. Many moons ago, I had to deal with dBase on occasion. Still remember quit with 1 being the solution for everything in that company.

Ingres' great-grandchild PostgreSQL still exists, and is very popular.

Reminder: The word "relational" in relational database has nothing to do with relationships. In mathematics a relation is a subset of a cross product of sets. The power of the relational database arises from its mathematical foundation. SQL, on the other hand, was just made up as they went along.

"the Rational Database" sounds like just the worst youtube channel

7:30 “but Stonebraker did it solely to get famous enough for tenure” 💀

I never thought I would have to type by hand into the URL bar to access YT videos. LOL

I worked on a project with Telstra Australia in which we replace the IMS database with DB2 for their flexible charging accounting and billing system, FlexCabs in 1995…. Memories!

I used to use a little black book for my relational database

Can’t wait for the next one.

Always how India got the bomb but never how Rudy got the chalk. 😞

A SQL query walks into a bar, he sees two tables and joins them