|=--------------------------------------------------=| _________________ .____ ___________________ / _____/\_____ \ | | \_ _____/\______ \ \_____ \ / / \ \| | | __)_ | | \ / \/ \_/. \ |___ | \ | ` \ /_______ /\_____\ \_/_______ \/_______ //_______ / \/ \__> \/ \/ \/ |=--------------------------------------------------=| . |01.01 - DEDUCOM . |=--------------------------------------------------=| Structured Query Language (SQL) is simply a language to communicate with computers. It's quite an old language in terms of modern computers history. One of the first implementation of higher abstraction level language was DEDUCOM (Deductive Communicator). It was operating around the year 1965. The program DEDUCOM was written in LISP. This deductive program had capacity for 68 facts and it was able to answer 10 questions. The deductive programs development was directed towards increasing capacity of the whole systems to absorb higher number of the input facts. The concept became base for the idea of programs where input is given in simple queries. The result were programs allowing to answer questions by ad-hoc search programs construction. This type of programs construction had complications in the correct answer search implementation. Some queries doesn't gives answers and some do in the case of correct facts sorting. The DEDUCOM program solved this by propositional calculus usage. Implementation complications arrised when the facts had to be transformed into the logical equivalent in propositional calculus and it was necessary to input many redundant facts. In any case DEDUCOM became proof of concept for these programs. Interestingly the DEDUCOM was the result of artifical intelligence research in LISP language. |=--------------------------------------------------=| |=--------------------------------------------------=|