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Red Brick Systems Inc. will put its stake into data mining this week with the announcement it is integrating advanced mining algorithms into the next version of its specialty data […]

Product targets sales, marketing applications Pilot Software Inc. will ship this month a data mining tool that will link to its OLAP decision support software. Discovery Server--a tool that is […]

Andyne Computing Ltd. will ship next month the first phase of an update to GQL, a graphical query, reporting and decision support tool that now supports Windows 95 and Windows […]

SAN FRANCISCO--As Oracle Corp. and IBM unveiled here last week the Network Computer Reference Profile 1 for Network Computers, they also announced plans to provide network computer operating software and […]

Internet Intersolv Inc. and JavaSoft took a step last week in widening the reach of enterprise data over the Internet with a jointly developed product combining ODBC and JDBC. The […]

Pilot Software Inc. will ship this summer an upgrade of its OLAP suite of decision support tools that features a multidimensional architecture and performance enhancements. Decision Support Suite Version 5.0 […]

Spider Technologies Inc. will ship this month a new database application server that will integrate World-Wide Web servers and back-end databases through native Java and Hypertext Transport Protocol support. The […]

Data Marts Informatica Corp. will ship by the end of this month a suite of middleware tools to help accelerate the creation of departmental data marts from mainframe or legacy […]

Trade Shows Linking corporate databases to the Internet will be a major focus of DB/Expo 96 in San Francisco next week, as DBMS vendors and toolmakers scurry to add value […]

Information Discovery Inc. will ship this month a data-mining modeler that makes predictions based on analysis of entire databases rather than data samples. The Hermosa Beach, Calif., company's Idis: Predictive […]

Middleware Information Builders Inc. and Intersolv Inc. are separately rolling out integrated middleware aimed at easing enterprise data access. IBI announced at Database and Client/Server World in Boston last week […]

Suite handles up to 16 terabytes; parallel processing in offing Planning Sciences Inc. is shipping Gentia Version 3.0 and is eyeing further integration with the Internet and MPP capabilities in […]

Version 4 combines EIS app building, analysis Platinum Technology Inc. is shipping Forest & Trees 4.0, an upgrade to its business intelligence product that combines customized EIS application building features […]

Simba Technologies Inc. is shipping an enhanced ODBC-based software development kit for developing rapid access to non-SQL DBMSes from single-tier or dual and three-tier client/server environments. The product enables a […]

SAS Institute Inc. last week announced a beta version of a new multidimensional DBMS designed to give data warehouse users quick, flexible views of multiple relationships in large data sets. […]

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--IBM last week outlined the availability of nontext multimedia extensions to its DB2 relational DBMS. IBM's multimedia extenders for video, audio and graphics will ship next month as […]

MasPar relaunches with Decision Series; Pilot to steer out server Digital Consulting Inc.'s Data Warehouse World this week will open new veins in the areas of data mining, Web enablement […]

Sybase Inc. and Informix Software Inc. are preparing modules for adding complex data type support to current relational DBMSes. Sybase, of Emeryville, Calif., will reveal this week that it is […]

Oracle Corp. will not ship Version 7.3.3 of its Universal Server database this summer as promised, as it revamps its database upgrade plans. Instead, Oracle will deliver next month an […]

SAS Institute Inc. plans to release next month a beta version of SAS System 6.12 with new multidimensional capabilities that promise to strengthen the data warehousing suite's performance and flexibility. […]

IBM is working to add new features to its DB2 Common Server relational DBMS and will simultaneously support a number of platforms with a major upgrade, Version 3.0, by the […]

Servers Technology links complex data types into relational database engine Sybase Inc. is betting users will line up for an object-relational DBMS solution that is less than universal but better […]

Information Builders Inc. will jump into the multidimensional OLAP market this month with a new DBMS. The product, code-named Fusion, is for data warehousing environments and applications that require rapid […]

Borland International Inc. last week shipped a 16-bit version of its Paradox 7 DBMS for Windows 3.1 and Windows for Workgroups that supports users of older Microsoft Corp. platforms and […]

Users are looking forward to the upgrade of Computer Associates International Inc.'s desktop version of OpenIngres, which will begin beta testing this month. The desktop upgrade, Version 1.2, 'looks very […]

Red Brick Systems is shipping a data warehousing RDBMS server for Microsoft Corp.'s Windows NT. The Los Gatos, Calif., company's Red Brick Warehouse 4.0, which runs on all major Unix […]

Hewlett-Packard Co. will ship next month OpenWarehouse Web, a product that provides customers with secure Web-browser access to data warehouses for the Internet and intranets. OpenWarehouse Web includes a World […]

DataMind Corp. plans to ship this week a new family of data mining tools designed for nontechnical business users. The products, DataMind and DataCruncher, incorporate the company's Agent Network Technology, […]

IQ Software Corp. will ship next month a pair of client/server decision-support tools that extend the reach of back-end corporate databases or data warehouses to the World-Wide Web. IQ/LiveWeb lets […]

SAN FRANCISCO--Informix Software Inc. and Sybase Inc. last week unveiled road maps for extending the reach of their respective database products into enterprise sites. Informix will begin beta testing in […]

SAN FRANCISCO--Silicon Graphics Inc. and IBM are staking claims in data mines to help companies better analyze their businesses. Last week at DB/Expo here, SGI unveiled new data mining products, […]

DB/EXPO Major database vendors will use this week's DB/Expo in San Francisco as a forum for database announcements on clustering, middleware connectivity, and data warehouse development. Microsoft Corp. will announce […]

Oracle Corp. will formally announce this week the beta test program for its database search engine, which many Oracle customers are eagerly awaiting to help them find text in hard-to-reach […]

DBMSes NCR has launched an integrated package of software, hardware, and services to enable businesses to build data warehouses by starting small. The Dayton, Ohio, company's Scalable Data Warehouse program […]

Chris Rauber Databases Microsoft Corp. will announce at DB/Expo next week an upgraded set of upsizing tools for its Access 95 desktop database. The new Access Upsizing Tools will enable […]

Databases Computer Associates International Inc. is taking separate development paths toward its forthcoming relational and object-oriented DBMS systems. The Islandia, N.Y., company will connect the next version of OpenIngres RDBMS […]

Revamped server, tools aid statistical analysis IBM will announce this week a revamped line of data-mining products and services that run on multiple platforms and slice decision-support analysis into vertical […]

Microsoft Corp. will release SQL Server 6.5 to manufacturing this week, sources said. Microsoft will formally unveil the relational DBMS upgrade later this month at DB/Expo in San Francisco, officials […]

Object Design Inc. plans to ship this week a suite of products to Web-enable its ObjectStore database. The new ObjectForms tools and Object Management Suite middleware create a development environment […]

Sybase Inc. this week will ship a Windows NT version of its SQL Server 11 relational database that enables workgroup compatibility with Unix versions of the enterprise database. With Sybase's […]