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1990 – 1999

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1990
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Mark H. Schoenberg, Paul J. Hrycewicz:
Processor Configuration Effects on DB2 Utility Performance. Int. CMG Conference 1990: 90-97

1980 – 1989

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1989
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Bernard A. Lichtig, Mark H. Schoenberg, David J. Young:
IO IO It's Off to DB2 I Go. Int. CMG Conference 1989: 1-7
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David J. Young, Mark H. Schoenberg:
DB2 Version 1 and DB2 Version 2 Comparisons. Int. CMG Conference 1989: 8-16
1988
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David J. Young, George M. Coleman, Mark H. Schoenberg:
Planning for Capacity: DB2. Int. CMG Conference 1988: 352-364

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