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Dbank: Time Series Data Management System for Microsoft Windows

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  • Sam Ouliaris

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Dbank is a network-ready, tree-structured filing system for time-series and cross-sectional data that runs under Microsoft Windows, Windows 95, and Windows NT. Dbank is modeled after the Microsoft Windows' File Manager; however, its fundamental object is a "time series" rather than a file. In addition to providing numerous commands for managing, manipulating, viewing and plotting time-series and cross-sectional data in a user-friendly environment, Dbank exports data to many statistical packages and spreadsheet programs.

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  • Sam Ouliaris, "undated". "Dbank: Time Series Data Management System for Microsoft Windows," DOS and Windows codes dbank, , revised 27 Dec 1996.
    • Handle: RePEc:cod:doswin:dbank
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