Didier Tallot

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Published: 1993
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1992
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Patrick Borras, Jean-Claude Mamou, Didier Plateau, Bruno Poyet, Didier Tallot:
Building User Interfaces for Database Applications: The O2 Experience. SIGMOD Rec. 21(1): 32-38 (1992)
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Didier Plateau, Patrick Borras, Didier Lévêque, Jean-Claude Mamou, Didier Tallot:
Building User Interfaces with Looks. Building an Object-Oriented Database System, The Story of O2 1992: 496-507
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Patrick Borras, Anne Doucet, Patrick Pfeffer, Didier Tallot:
The O2 Programming Environment. Building an Object-Oriented Database System, The Story of O2 1992: 508-522
1990
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Patrick Borras, Anne Doucet, Patrick Pfeffer, Didier Tallot:
OOPE, the O₂ programming environment. BDA 1990: 159-

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