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Latest update to this chapter: 28th January 2001
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<heading>What this chapter covers</heading>
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This chapter shows possible ways to use Debian GNU/Linux to organize data
in database systems.
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1	<!-- Databases: Andreas Franzen -->
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3	<p>
4	Latest update to this chapter: 28th January 2001
5	<sect>
6	<heading>What this chapter covers</heading>
7	<p>
8	This chapter shows possible ways to use Debian GNU/Linux to organize data
9	in database systems.
10	</sect>
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