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[Image:Informix_logo.jpg|right|Informix Logo.]]
[[Image:Informix_logo.jpg|right|Informix Logo.]]
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'''Informix''' is a family of [[relational database management system|RDBMS]] products from [[IBM]], acquired in [[2001]] from a company (also called Informix or Informix Software) which dates its origins back to [[1980]].
'''Informix''' is a family of [[relational database management system|RDBMS]] products from [[IBM]], acquired in [[2001]] from a company (also called Informix or Informix Software) which dates its origins back to [[1980]].
*Cloudscape - a RDBMS written entirely in Java that fits into mobile devices on the low-end and J2EE-based architectures on the high end. In 2004 Cloudscape was released by [[IBM]] as an [[Open Source]] database to be managed by the [[Apache Software Foundation]] under the name [[Apache Derby|Derby]].
*Cloudscape - a RDBMS written entirely in Java that fits into mobile devices on the low-end and J2EE-based architectures on the high end. In 2004 Cloudscape was released by [[IBM]] as an [[Open Source]] database to be managed by the [[Apache Software Foundation]] under the name [[Apache Derby|Derby]].
*U2 suite, [[UniVerse]] and [[UniData]] - [[multidimensional database]]s that offer networks, hierarchies, arrays and other data formats difficult to model in SQL
*U2 suite, [[UniVerse]] and [[UniData]] - [[multidimensional database]]s that offer networks, hierarchies, arrays and other data formats difficult to model in SQL
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