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I used one of the more modern Pick variants (D3) at job during the first internet bubble. It did support a SQL query syntax, which I think makes it distinct fro
by jasonwatkinspdx 4y ago
I used one of the more modern Pick variants (D3) at job during the first internet bubble. It did support a SQL query syntax, which I think makes it distinct from MVS et all. In any case its much lauded nesting feature in practice just ends up being a different way to do joins, and not particularly superior as I recall.
- skissane 4y ago> It did support a SQL query syntax, which I think makes it distinct from MVS SQL query support wasn’t added to PICK platforms until the 1990s or thereabouts - at least 10 years after SQL became available on MVS (via DB2, Oracle, etc)