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Why not?

• otabdeveloper4 1mo ago
  "Database" implies there's some sort of data aggregation or query primitive under the hood.
  • shakna 1mo ago
    In 1971, the Database Task Group, presented the formalisation of a standard to approaches used at the time, CODASYL (1959), in the formation of... COBOL. There is no query primitives in the CODASYL Data Model. Only a Data Manipulation Language. Because "relational" databases didn't really happen until the early '80s - nearly a decade later. (SQL came directly out of work on CODASYL). We had a Database Task Group, long, long, before we had the concept of a query primitive.