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<li> DMS II was the Burroughs relational database known to us before the Unisys merger. We reinterpret it to signify the physical model needed for the domain control program that | <li> DMS II was the Burroughs relational database known to us before the Unisys merger.<br> | ||
We reinterpret it to signify the physical model needed for the domain control program that executes WFL.<br> | |||
Relational data and Knowledge bases represented in [[XSQL]] constitute a "DMS III" based on this connotation of "DMS II". | |||
<li> The DCMS-<X> are applications which have been integrated into these domains using the ai-integration software. | <li> The DCMS-<X> are applications which have been integrated into these domains using the ai-integration software. | ||
<blockquote> This one we call "the skin" ('DCMS-W', 'EG') the Wikipedia CMS. DCMS-E (uses [http://everydevel.com <b><i>E</i></b>] ('ecore'/'slashcore') a legacy mod-perl based CMS), Lisp or Java and other bindings to DCMS are denoted by single letter assignments to <<X>>. | <blockquote> This one we call "the skin" ('DCMS-W', 'EG') the Wikipedia CMS. DCMS-E (uses [http://everydevel.com <b><i>E</i></b>] ('ecore'/'slashcore') a legacy mod-perl based CMS), Lisp or Java and other bindings to DCMS are denoted by single letter assignments to <<X>>. | ||
