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Comparison of issue-tracking systems
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Plugin API Multiple projects Full-text search Indexed full-text search Indexed file search Edit conflict warning Apache Bloodhound Yes, integrated wiki Yes
System Support Program
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Files on the S/36 may be Sequential (S), Direct (D), or Indexed (I). An indexed file can have multiple alternate indexes (X), and in fact, a sequential file
Burroughs Medium Systems
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inline assembly language coding, but lacked support for RELATIVE and INDEXED file support; these were later added into the ANSI 74 version of the compiler
HP Series 80
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Edit and assemble Series 80 assembler source 40 — 00087-15011 MIKSAM Indexed file record management 14 00085-15013 00087-15013 EMS Extended Mass Storage
Computer Technology Limited
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was not part of the kernel but was a separate program. A multi-key indexed file system MKFS was also developed, and together with a transaction processing
PowerHouse (programming language)
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case of the HP3000 this was the IMAGE shallow-network DBMS and KSAM indexed file system, and the entire PowerHouse language reflected its origins. Once
IBM RPG II
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Release 6.0 (also known as the VASP). CHAIN retrieves the record in the indexed file named in Factor 2 that matches the exact key specified by the value in
PeSIT
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position (PI38) and key length (PI39) are notified in the case of an indexed file . Data code (PI16) can be ASCII, EBCDIC, or BINARY. The use of compression
Inforex 1300 Systems
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as: AR = Add Record (to a sequential file) IR = Insert Record (to an indexed file ) TR = Transfer Record (from one file to another) DR = Delete Record In
BASIC interpreter
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Locomotive BASIC for the Amstrad CPC, both supporting commands for an ISAM indexed file system. In 1985, MetaComCo released ABasiC for the Amiga and ST BASIC
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#:when (regexp-match? (string-append "[.]" ext "$") p) [(line num) (in-indexed (file ->lines p))]) (when (regexp-match? (pregexp re) line) (printf "~a:~a: