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The original (ca. 1988) name of the OS/400 SQL facility was SQL/400. DB2 was originally an unrelated RDBMS that ran on IBM's MVS mainframe OS, announced in 198
by jasomill 2y ago
The original (ca. 1988) name of the OS/400 SQL facility was SQL/400.
DB2 was originally an unrelated RDBMS that ran on IBM's MVS mainframe OS, announced in 1983.
Several years later, IBM expanded the use of the DB2 name to refer to a variety of separately-developed RDBMS products (the original DB2 for MVS, an older mainframe database that ran on DOS/VSE and VM/CMS, the AS/400 database, and the AIX RDBMS that eventually became DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows).