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Shopping for a fourth generation languages. If you're in the market for a 4GL, you'd better be in the mood to answer 10 basic questions.
Datamation
1986 : NOV 1, VOL. 32:21, p. 99-100
 1986 Schussel, G.
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Le Pentagone parle francais. (!Ichbiah, J.) ( *ALSYS )
Expansion
1986 : OCT 10, 293, p. 140-142
 1986 Delporte, D.
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A three-phase simulation system written in Pascal.
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1986 : JUN, VOL. 37:6, p. 603-618
 1986 Crookes, J. G.
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Cobol application code generators. (!Cobol)
Journal of Systems Management
1985 : DEC, VOL. 36:12, p. 30-33
 1985 Gremillion, L. L.
Shea, T.
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A system to grow with : Federal Express used a 4GL to build a flexible planning and budgeting system. ( *FEDERAL EXPRESS )
Datamation
1985 : OCT 1, VOL. 31:19, p. 89-90, 92, 94, 96
 1985 Livingston, D.
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Building a fourth generation environment : There's more to it than just installing software.
Datamation
1985 : SEP 15, VOL. 31:18, p. 118-120, 122, 124
 1985 Christoff, K. A.
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The promise of artificial intelligence.
Journal of Systems Management
1985 : JUL, VOL. 36:7, p. 8-17
 1985 Andriole, S. J.
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Fourth generation languages aren't all peaches, cream, and productivity. The downside of 4GLS.
Datamation
1985 : JUL 15, VOL. 31:14, p. 99-101, 104
 1985 Grant, F. J.
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One of the developers of RAMIS II, the first fourth generation language, talks about his favorite way to program. In praise of 4GLS.
Datamation
1985 : JUL 15, VOL. 31:14, p. 90-93, 96
 1985 Cobb, R. H.
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Linear programming on a micro - The case of the Apple II.
European Journal of Operational Research
1985 : FEB, VOL. 19:2, p. 212-216
 1985 Jennergren, L. P.
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