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DB90: A Fortran Callable Relational Database Routine for Scientific and Engineering Computer Programs
Abstract
This report describes a database routine called DB90 which is intended for use with scientific and engineering computer programs. The software is written in the Fortran 90/95 programming language standard with file input and output routines written in the C programming language. These routines should be completely portable to any computing platform and operating system that has Fortran 90/95 and C compilers. DB90 allows a program to supply relation names and up to 5 integer key values to uniquely identify each record of each relation. This permits the user to select records or retrieve data in any desired order.
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Wrenn, Gregory A.. 2005-02-01. DB90: A Fortran Callable Relational Database Routine for Scientific and Engineering Computer Programs. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050082883
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