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American National Standards Institute X3H2 Records (ANSI X3H2)

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ANSI X3H2 1992

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David Beech:
Unification of Value and Object ADTs. ANSI X3H2 X3H2-92-062 (1992)

ANSI X3H2 1991

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Krishna G. Kulkarni, Jim Melton, Jonathan Bauer, Mike Kelley:
Inheritance for ADTs (revised). ANSI X2H2 DBL:KAW-006 X3H2-91-133rev1 (1991)
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Jim Melton, Jonathan Bauer, Krishna G. Kulkarni:
Object ADTs (with improvements for Value ADTs). ANSI X3H2 DBL:ARL-029 X3H2-91-083rev1 (1991)

ANSI X3H2 1990

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David Beech, Cetin Ozbutun:
Object Oriented DBMS as a Generalization of Relational DBMS. ANSI X3H2 X3H2-90-412 (1990)
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Phil Shaw:
Modification of User Defined Types. ANSI X3H2 X3H2-90-292 (1990)

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