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Is EURONET C.C.L. a ‘common’ command language?

C. Verheijen‐Voogd (University Library Department of Biomedical Information, Yalelaan 1, Postbox 80159, 3508 TD Utrecht. The Netherlands.)

Online Review

ISSN: 0309-314X

Article publication date: 1 May 1981

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Abstract

Since the availability of EURONET DIANE at the beginning of 1980, users are confronted with the EURONET Common Command Language. The strong desire of users to practice only one retrieval language should be fulfilled as the creators of the network developed one command language, the EURONET C.C.L. Until now about five of the service providers have implemented the C.C.L. and it is highly desirable that other services will follow soon as the harmonisation of retrieval languages obviates the need for the users to converse in different command languages.

Citation

Verheijen‐Voogd, C. (1981), "Is EURONET C.C.L. a ‘common’ command language?", Online Review, Vol. 5 No. 5, pp. 399-401. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb024076

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MCB UP Ltd

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