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Input/output considerations for large data bases.

H Skolnik·J C Synder
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Input/output devices, format designs, and programming for rejecting defective input, updating and correcting input, and for producing a variety of outputs from the input are discussed, especially from the viewpoint of a large data base and that of the information needs of the users.

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H Skolnik, J C Synder. 1975. Input/output considerations for large data bases.. https://doi.org/10.1021/ci60001a009

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