Actian Corporation controls the development of Ingres and makes certified binaries available for download, as well as providing worldwide support. There was an open source release of Ingres but it is no longer available for download from Actian. However, there is a version of the source code still available on GitHub.[2]
In its early years, Ingres was an important milestone in the history of database development. Ingres began as a research project at UC Berkeley, starting in the early 1970s and ending in 1985.[3] During this time Ingres remained largely similar to IBM's seminal System R in concept; it differed in more permissive licensing of source code, in being based largely on DEC machines, both under
UNIX[4] and VAX/VMS,[5] and in providing QUEL as a query language instead of SQL. QUEL was considered at the time to run truer to Edgar F. Codd's relational algebra (especially concerning composability), but SQL was easier to parse and less intimidating for those without a formal background in mathematics.[6]
When ANSI preferred SQL over QUEL as part of the 1986 SQL standard (SQL-86), Ingres became less competitive against rival products such as Oracle until future Ingres versions also provided SQL.[7] Many companies spun off of the original Ingres technology, including Actian itself, originally known as Relational Technology Inc., and the NonStop SQL database originally developed by Tandem Computers but now offered by Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
History
Ingres began as a research project at the University of California, Berkeley, starting in the early 1970s and ending in 1985.[3] The original code, like that from other projects at Berkeley, was available at minimal cost under a version of the BSD license. Ingres spawned a number of commercial database applications, including Sybase, Microsoft SQL Server, NonStop SQL and a number of others.[8]
Postgres (Post Ingres), a project which started in the mid-1980s,[9] later evolved into PostgreSQL. It is ACID compatible and is fully transactional (including all DDL statements) and is part of the Lisog open-source stack initiative.
1970s
In 1973 when the System R project was getting started at IBM, the research team released a series of papers describing the system they were building.[8] Two scientists at Berkeley, Michael Stonebraker and Eugene Wong, became interested in the concept after reading the papers, and started a relational database research project of their own.[10]
They had already raised money for researching a geographic database system for Berkeley's economics group, which they called Ingres, for INteractive Graphics REtrieval System. They decided to use this money to fund their relational project instead, and used this as a seed for a new and much larger project. They decided to re-use the original project name, and the new project became University INGRES.[10] For further funding, Stonebraker approached the DARPA, the obvious funding source for computing research and development at the time, but both the DARPA and the Office of Naval Research (ONR) turned them down[11] as they were already funding database research elsewhere. Stonebraker then introduced his idea to other agencies, and, with help from his colleagues he eventually obtained modest support from the NSF[12] and three military agencies: the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, the Army Research Office, and the Naval Electronic Systems Command.
Thus funded, Ingres was developed during the mid-1970s by a rotating team of students and staff. Ingres went through an evolution similar to that of System R, with an early prototype in 1974 followed by major revisions to make the code maintainable. Ingres was then disseminated to a small user community, and project members rewrote the prototype repeatedly to incorporate accumulated experience, feedback from users, and new ideas. The research project ended in 1985.[3]
Commercialization (1980s)
Ingres remained largely similar to IBM's System R in concept, but it was based largely on DEC machines, both under
UNIX[4]
Unlike System R, the Ingres source code was available (on tape) for a nominal fee. By 1980 some 1,000 copies had been distributed,[13] primarily to universities. Many students from U.C. Berkeley and other universities who used the Ingres source code worked on various commercial database software systems.
Berkeley students Jerry Held and later Karel Youseffi moved to Tandem Computers, where they built a database system that evolved into NonStop SQL. The Tandem database system was a re-implementation of the Ingres technology.[14] It evolved into a system that ran effectively on parallel computers; that is, it included functionality for distributed data, distributed execution, and distributed transactions (the last being fairly difficult). Components of the system were first released in the late 1970s. By 1989, the system could run queries in parallel and the product became fairly famous for being one of the few systems that scales almost linearly with the number of processors in the machine: adding a second CPU to an existing NonStop SQL server will almost exactly double its performance. Tandem was later purchased by Compaq, which started a re-write in 2000, and now the product is at Hewlett-Packard Enterprise.
In the early 1980s, Ingres competed head-to-head with Oracle.[15] The two products were widely regarded as the leading hardware-independent relational database implementations; they had comparable functionality, performance, market share, and pricing, and many commentators considered Ingres to be a (perhaps marginally) superior product. From around 1985, however, Ingres steadily lost market share. One reason was Oracle's aggressive marketing; another was the increasing recognition of SQL as the preferred relational query language. Ingres originally had provided a different language, QUEL, and the conversion to SQL (delivered in Ingres version 6) took about three years, losing valuable time in the race.
Robert Epstein, the chief programmer on the project while he was at Berkeley, formed Britton Lee, Inc.[16] along with other students from the Ingres Project, Paula Hawthorn and Michael Ubell; they were joined later by Eric Allman. Later, Epstein founded Sybase. Sybase had been the #2 product (behind Oracle) for some time through the 1980s and into the 1990s, before Informix came "out of nowhere" and took over in 1997. Sybase's product line had also been licensed to Microsoft in 1992, who rebranded it as Microsoft SQL Server. This relationship soured in the late 1990s, and today SQL Server outsells Sybase by a wide margin.
Relational Technologies, Inc. (RTI)
Several companies used the Ingres source code to produce products. The most successful was a company named Relational Technology, Inc. (RTI), founded in 1980 by Stonebraker and Wong, and another Berkeley professor, Lawrence A. Rowe.[17] RTI was renamed Ingres Corporation in the late 1980s. The company ported the code to DEC VAX/VMS, which was the commercial operating system for DEC VAX computers. They also developed a collection of front-end tools for creating and manipulating databases (e.g., reporterwriters, forms entry and update, etc.) and application development tools. Over time, much of the source was rewritten to add functionality (for example, multiple-statement transactions, SQL, B-tree access method, date/time datatypes, etc.) and improve performance (for example, compiled queries, multithreaded server).
Project Jewel was an early prototype of abstract data types. Ingres was the first database to be certified as a "Rainbow Book" B2 certified database, as such it was adopted by the US National Laboratories (Los Alamos, Livermore, Sandia) for storage for the design of Nuclear weapons. It was also deployed by the CIA. Support needs for highly classified air gapped systems led to the creation of an Expert System for problem resolution hosted on the DARPA network.
The company was purchased by ASK Corporation in November 1990. The founders left the company over the next several months.
In February 2000, Computer Associates announced the general availability of Ingres II 2.0 for Linux. Besides the components found in the SDK, the full edition contains more modules, such as:
Net: this component makes possible for Ingres utilities and user applications to access databases residing on different installations.
Replicator: support for replication functions.
Star: for handling distributed databases.
Enterprise Access: communication with different database management systems and other, non-relational data sources (used to be called Gateways).
Protocol Bridge: for communicating with clients on different types of networks.
Spatial Object Library: for handling two-dimensional spatial objects.
Ingres versions 6.4 and Ingres II have long been a commonly used database management system (DBMS), mainly in data center operations at universities and other public bodies. For a while, it was still able to resist Oracle's dominance due to low licensing costs.
In addition to the low license fees, Ingres II had the advantage of lower resource requirements over Oracle, for example, which is why it could also be used on smaller machines. Disadvantages were the more difficult usability, the lower number of platforms on which this system ran and fewer Ingres-capable applications.
On the grounds that the performance of Ingres was comparable to that of other large DBMS, Computer Associates raised the license fees sharply, thereby losing a key advantage over Oracle. Insufficient marketing by Computer Associates and the resulting lack of sales as well as a lack of IT technicians who master this system and who could be called on when necessary were partly responsible for a decline in marketshare. As a result, Ingres installations were increasingly replaced by Oracle implementations (only about 15,000 installations worldwide in 2004).
In 2004, Computer Associates (CA) released Ingres R3 under CA Trusted Open Source License (CATOSL), an open source license. The code includes the DBMS server and utilities and the character-based front-end and application-development tools. In essence, it shipped everything except OpenROAD, the Windows 4GL GUI-based development environment.
Ingres Corporation
In November 2005, Garnett & Helfrich Capital, in partnership with Computer Associates, created a new company called Ingres Corporation, which provided support and services for Ingres, OpenROAD, and the connectivity products.
In February 2006, Ingres Corporation released Ingres 2006 under the GNU General Public Licence.
Ingres 9.3 was released on October 7, 2009.[20] It was a limited release targeted at new application development on Linux and Windows only.[21]
The company focused on the open-source community, with the following initiatives:
Community Bundles – Alliances with other open-source providers and projects, such as Alfresco, JasperSoft, Hibernate, Apache Tomcat, and Eclipse, enable Ingres to provide its platform and technology with other open-source technologies.
Ingres Icebreaker BI: in 2007, Ingres Corporation partnered with Jaspersoft and rPath start-up to released this Business Intelligence software based appliance.[22] It consisted of the Ingres 2006 database with rPath Linux and business intelligence tools from JasperSoft.[23] Although it included no hardware, Ingres called it an appliance because all the components of the software stack were tightly integrated and the company supported all the software itself.[24]
Ingres CAFÉ (Consolidated Application Foundation for Eclipse), created by a team of developers at Carleton University, is an integrated environment that helps software architects accelerate and simplify Java application development.[25]
Ingres Geospatial was community-based project to create industry-standards-compliant geospatial storage features in the Ingres DBMS. In other words, for storing map data and providing powerful analysis functions within the DBMS.[26]
Established by Ingres and Carleton University, a series of Open Source Boot Camps were held in 2008 to work with other open-source communities and projects to introduce university and college students and staff to the concepts and realities of open source.[27]
Other involvement includes: Global Ingres University Alliances, Ingres Engineering Summit, Ingres Janitors Project and several memberships in open-source initiatives.
Ingres 10 was released on October 12, 2010, as a full release, supporting upgrade from earlier versions of the product.[28] It was available on 32-bit and 64-bit Linux, and 32-bit Microsoft Windows.[29]
In November 2010 Garnett & Helfrich Capital acquired the last 20% of equity in Ingres Corp that it did not already own.[30]
On September 22, 2011, Ingres Corporation became Actian Corporation, focusing on data management and integration technologies, including Vectorwise/Vector, Btrieve/Pervasive PSQL/Zen, OpenROAD and the Ingres database.
Actian was acquired by HCL Technologies and Sumeru Equity Partners for $330 million.[31] In 2021, HCL Technologies became the sole owner of Actian, which became the Data and Analytics division of HCLSoftware.
On 18 April 2017, Actian X was announced as the first natively integrated hybrid database, designed to manage transactional, analytic and hybrid data workloads from a single database.[32]
Actian X combines the features and capabilities of Ingres and Vector, including column-based storage, vector processing, multi-core parallelism (and more):[33]
DataConnect 11 for Actian X: DataConnect is an end-to-end application integration solution for designing and deploying data integration with Ingres applications. The bundle included a GUI and development engine, for designing and testing integrations, and a production engine for deployment.
Enterprise Monitoring Appliance (EMA): helps maintain the health of databases and host systems by monitoring and setting alerts for key system functions like disk usage, I/O performance, transaction log files and network latency. EMA provides early warnings and alerts so problems and potential problems can be quickly resolved.
Cloud Backup Service: a scalable, secure managed service for storing and managing Ingres backups. More than file or system backup, the service is designed with tight Ingres integration. Backup agents monitor Ingres for checkpoints and journals, and transfer them to cloud storage automatically ensuring consistent backups and successful restores.
Geospatial: Several geospatial enhancements, highlighted by the ArcGIS plug-in for ESRI, which enables ArcGIS desktop tools to visualize and manipulate Ingres geospatial data. Added 3D support for R-Tree indexes and in-line geospatial functions improves query performance and greatly simplifies coding for geospatial features.
New features and enhancements: MERGE support, a reuse heuristic for query optimization, compression of network communications, automatic log file rotation, blob encryption, etc.
In 2024, Actian decided to withdraw the Actian X brand, making all it's features and capabilities available to Ingres 12.0.
Version History
Berkeley-Ingres ("University" Ingres, currently 8.9,[34] public domain)
RTI Ingres 5.x
RTI Ingres 6.1 to 6.4
CA OpenIngres 1.0 to 2.0
CA Ingres II 2.0 to 2.5
CA Advantage Ingres 2.6
CA Ingres R3 (3.0) (under the CA Trusted Open Source License)
Old version, no longer maintained: OpenIngres 1.x & 2.x
January, 1996
September 31, 2000
—
31-Dec-08
It integrated an unstructured data type (audio, video, blob), temporary tables (in memory) and the Visual DBA administration suite
Old version, no longer maintained: Ingres II 2.0
February, 1999
1-May-05
31-Dec-08
31-Dec-13
Line locking, variable page size, massive loading, server level replication (the old system of capturing data modifications by rules has been abandoned).
Old version, no longer maintained: Ingres II 2.5
July, 2001
31-Dec-07
31-Dec-12
31-Dec-17
First Ingres version for Linux. This version also made it possible to fully exploit 64-bit architectures. Introduction of the JDBC driver.
Old version, no longer maintained: Ingres II 2.6
May, 2002
31-Dec-09
31-Dec-14
31-Dec-19
First enterprise-class DBMS to fully exploit the 64-bit architecture under Linux. Support for XML, Unicode and improvement and splitting of administration tools (Ingres Visual Manager, Ingres Performance Monitor, Ingres Import Assistant, Ingres Visual SQL, etc.).
Old version, no longer maintained: Ingres R3
November, 2004
31-Dec-07
—
—
Computer Associates makes Ingres R3 open source under the CATOSL license. Support for partitioned tables, parallel query and a new data optimization algorithm.
Old version, no longer maintained: Ingres 2006 (9.0 & 9.1)
March, 2007
31-Dec-11
31-Dec-16
31-Dec-21
Entry of Ingres into the world of open source products (under GPL license). Stability, further enhanced functionality and performance, ease of installation. Release of IceBreaker BI.
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 9.2
November, 2008
31-Dec-15
31-Dec-20
31-Dec-25
Improved support for JDBC, .Net and PHP in terms of performance. Log shipping features and UTF-8 support.
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 10.0
September, 2010
31-Dec-16
31-Dec-21
31-Dec-26
The release contains a number of major enhancements that minimize application development time when migrating applications from other databases to Ingres. New features include support for multi-version concurrency control (MVCC), high-performing batched statement execution, full scalar subquery support, support for identifiers up to 256 characters long, and column-level data encryption. The release supports an automated, seamless migration from earlier versions of Ingres.
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 10S (10.1)
May, 2012
31-May-17
31-May-22
31-May-27
Includes comprehensive spatial support, allowing to extend location-based data through spatial-aware applications, avoiding complex add-ons and integrations with other databases, and no need to pay extra to access geospatial features.
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 10S (10.1) - VMS Itanium Only
April, 2014
31-May-18
31-May-23
31-May-28
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 10.2
4-Sep-14
1-Sep-19
1-Sep-22
1-Sep-25
New features include 2-D, 3-D and 4-D Spatial Data Types, Remote GCA, UTF-8 Transliteration, DBMS Level Authentication, IPV4 and IPV6 Data Types and Functions and Per-query Parallelism Level. Users can also take their first steps into Big Data Analytics by applying the new Windowing functions to their existing transactional data.
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 11.0 (Solaris SPARC, Solaris AMD, AIX and 32-bit Windows)
31-Mar-17
31-May-23
31-May-27
31-May-32
Ingres 11 includes two significant additions for application integration and monitoring. IngresConnect provides an end-to-end solution for designing, deploying and managing data integration, and the Actian Enterprise Monitoring Appliance (EMA) can use Nagios compatible plug-ins now in Ingres to monitor Ingres environments.
Ingres 11 also contains many new geospatial, performance, ease-of-use and security features. A few of the highlights are: ArcGIS plug-in, query optimizer reuse heuristics, automatic log file rotation, IANA timezones, Y2K38 fix, blob encryption and AES password encryption.
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 11.0 (VMS Itanium and HP Itanium)
31-Mar-17
31-May-23
31-May-27
(None offered, platform not supported by HPE after Dec 2028)
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 11.2 (VMS Itanium and HP Itanium)
6-May-22
31-Dec-25
(None offered, platform not supported by HPE after Dec 2028)
(None offered, platform not supported by HPE after Dec 2028)
Old version, yet still maintained: Ingres 11.2 (Solaris SPARC, Solaris AMD, and AIX)
6-May-22
31-May-27
31-May-32
31-May-37
Ingres 11.2 contains many new management, development and security features. Ingres 11.2 introduces Workload Management Phase 1, JSON Support, Data Masking for sensitive data, Partition Management, Pivot Tables, and Encryption Initialization Vectors, among other changes.
Ingres 11.2 also contains a development release of SQL UDFs with development-only support.
Current stable version:Ingres 12.0 (Linux, Windows)
31-May-24
31-May-29
31-May-34
31-May-39
For Ingres 12.0, Actian decided to withdraw the Actian X brand from the market, with the new release of Ingres inheriting its capabilities and the X100 engine. Other improvements include:
Cloud Backup & Disaster Recovery: Simplifies on-premises and cloud deployments with VMs or Kubernetes, reducing risks of downtime and data loss in disasters.
Enhanced Security: AES-256 encryption and fortified protection defend against cyber threats, such as brute force and DoS attacks.
Boosted Performance: X100 engine increases query speeds by 20%, while Workload Manager 2.0 improves resource allocation flexibility.
Improved Developer Experience: OpenROAD 12.0 accelerates app modernization for web/mobile, preserving existing business logic.
gRPC Server Architecture: Enables cloud integration for modern clients, enhancing business logic adaptability.
Check the New Features section, on the official documentation,[38] for a complete list.
Current stable version:Ingres 12.0 (Solaris SPARC, Solaris AMD and AIX)
31-May-24
31-May-29
31-May-34
31-May-39
Ingres 12.0 introduced High Availability option with a Solaris Sparc cluster
Current stable version:Ingres 12.0 (VMS x86)
20-Sep-24
20-Sep-29
20-Sep-34
20-Sep-39
Legend:
Old version, not maintained
Old version, still maintained
Latest version
Latest preview version
Future release
With the announcement of Ingres 9.1 (Ingres 2006 release 2) on the VMS platform the support dates for VMS will now follow the normal Actian release dates as listed above with the following exceptions; dropping of the Alpha VMS 2.0 release has been announced and Enterprise Support ended on December 31, 2009 with Extended Support offered through December 31, 2013. All support for VAX VMS ended on December 31, 2008.[39]
Features
Major features as available in Actian Ingres 11.2:
Information schema through iidbdb catalog, the instance's "master database" catalog, which holds information on other databases in the instance, database locations, users, permits, etc. Each database within the instance will also hold data such as table column info in its system catalogs. There are numerous ways to access this data, for example via SQL or via a GUI interface such as Actian Director or Visual DBA (VDBA). Other command line utilities such as vwinfo and infodb will also give database and/or table column data;[40]
Workload management, a set of SQL Mode options to control runtime behavior;
Ingres is a single-node relational database management system, and therefore it is "Share-Everything".
Storage Architecture
Ingres is a disk-oriented DBMS, and by default employ the n-ary storage model (NSM),[41] also known as a row-store.
However, Actian has incorporated columnar storage into its latest version of Ingres (Actian X) to improve its performance on OLAP tasks. Actian X has two storage engines, the traditional Ingres and X100, the same engine from Actian Vector.
Although it is currently branded as the "Actian X Hybrid Database", the term "Hybrid" refers to its capability of performing both OLTP and OLAP tasks by employing a hybrid storage model (i.e. both row and column), not that it has a hybrid storage architecture.[42]
Ingres chooses ISAM (Index Sequential Access Method) as the index data structure by default, but also offers B+ Tree, Hash Table, and R-Tree as options. On Actian X, there is also two other options available only for X100 tables:[44]
X100_IX: Default, creates a primary (clustered) index. Only one primary index per table is allowed.
X100_SI: Creates a secondary index on additional columns in an X100 table. Can also be specified as VWSI. Secondary indexes are not supported for partitioned tables.
Concurrency Control
Ingres uses Multi-version Concurrency Control (MVCC), Deterministic Concurrency Control, and Two-Phase Locking (Deadlock Detection).[45]
Isolation Levels
Ingres supports four isolation levels, from favoring consistency to maximizing concurrency: Serializable, Repeatable Read, Read Committed. and Read Uncommitted, Serializable is the default isolation level and it provides the strongest consistency guarantee.[46]
Joins
Ingres supports joins with hash join, sort-merge join, and nested loop join algorithms. The query optimizer determines which type of join algorithm to use based on its analysis of the query. Nested-loop joins are most often seen on disjoint queries, where correlation variables and table names are arbitrarily used in random order. When there are no restrictions on either table in the join clause, and the rows being joined are spatially continuous, then the query optimizer is likely to choose sort-merge join or hash join.[47]
Installation
Ingres can be installed as a client (Client Installation) or as a server (Server Installation), the client does not have a database associated with it, but it allows you to access the database created in the server installation.
A typical site installs the Ingres client for workers on the computers that will interact with the Ingres server at the core of the site.
Note that the expression "instance" is synonymous with "installation".
An installation can be thought of as a collection of server processes, shared memory, and semaphores for inter-process communication, as well as disk files used for transaction processing and recovery in the event of a host or installation failure.
Install ID
An installation is often named by its installation ID. This identifier consists of two case-sensitive characters, starting with a letter. The default is II. The installation ID is used to calculate which ports the Ingres servers will listen on. For example, "II" indicates that the servers are listening on port 21064 and 7 ports after it.
Any host (machine or virtual machine) can have multiple installations of Ingres, but each installation must have a unique identifier to ensure that clients and components interact with the correct installation.
One installation can use multiple installation IDs. A classic example is when you need to run more than 8 processes on the server. Also, while Ingres database servers (iidbms) and Ingres communication servers (iigcc) conventionally use the same installation ID, there is no requirement to do so.
Installation paths
Some important paths must be assigned at the location where the installation was created. The paths will not change without reinstallation, so you should take care to choose them.
The paths are shown in the following table. Note that the "II_" prefix does not indicate that these paths are for the "II" installation. Each installation, regardless of its ID, will have its own set of these variables.
Name
Purpose
II_SYSTEM
Setup binary files, utilities, text files used for configuration, etc.
II_DATABASE
Location of installation master data.
II_CHECKPOINT
Database backup location.
II_JOURNAL
Location where database installation transactions are logged. The logs use the recovery system to provide point-of-failure recovery. Can be used for audit purposes.
II_DUMP
Location where "dump" installation files are stored. They can be generated during "online" database backups and [ what? ] to restore.
II_WORK
Used to store work files generated by the server when querying the database.
Databases
An Ingres installation (or instance) can support multiple databases, each owned by any user known to the installation. The installation allows multiple databases to be accessed at the same time. The number of databases is a configurable value. Note that this simply limits the number of databases available at any one time and many more databases can be created.
When creating an Ingres server installation, the databases "iidbdb" and "imadb" will be created, owned by the user "$ingres". The iidbdb database, also known as the "Master Catalog database", contains many special tables to manage the installation itself. The imadb (Management Architecture database) database also includes registered objects used to manage the installation.
Of particular note is that databases are not pre-sized. Each database in the installation is allowed to grow in size as much as the free disk space allows.
The Postgres project was started in the mid 1980s to address limitations of existing database-management implementations of the relational model. Primary among these was their inability to let the user define new domains (or "types") which are combinations of simpler domains (see relational model for an explanation of the term "domain"). The project explored other ideas including the incorporation of write-once media (e.g., optical disks), the use of massive storage (e.g., never delete data), inferencing, and object-oriented data models. The implementation also experimented with new interfaces between the database and application programs (e.g., "portals", which are sometimes referred to as "fat cursors").[48]
The resulting project, named "Postgres", aimed at introducing the minimum number of features needed to add complete types support. These included the ability to define types, but also the ability to fully describe relationships – which up until this time had been widely used but maintained entirely by the user. In Postgres, the database "understood" relationships, and could retrieve information in related tables in a natural way using rules.
In the 1990s, Stonebraker started a new company to commercialize Postgres, under the name Illustra. The company and technology were later purchased by Informix Corporation.
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Purported marine mammal Steller's sea apeGroupingMammalianFirst attested1741CountryUnited StatesRegionAleutian Islands, AlaskaDetailsLives in oceans Steller's sea ape is a purported marine mammal, observed by German zoologist Georg Steller on August 10, 1741, around the Shumagin Islands in Alaska. The animal was described as being around 1.5 m (5 feet) long; with a dog-like head; long drooping whiskers; an elongated but robust body; thick fur coat; no limbs; and tail fins much like a sha...
Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Kesehatan Estu UtomoNama lainSTIKes EUJenisPerguruan Tinggi SwastaDidirikan13 Mei 2002AlamatJl. Tentara Pelajar Mudal, Boyolali, Kabupaten Boyolali, Jawa Tengah, 57351, IndonesiaBahasaBahasa IndonesiaSitus webstikeseub.ac.id Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Kesehatan Estu Utomo (disingkat STIKes EU) adalah salah satu perguruan tinggi swasta di Indonesia yang berlokasi di Kabupaten Boyolali, Provinsi Jawa Tengah. Sejarah Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Kesehatan (STIKes) Estu Utomo Boyolali berdiri...
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Belgian retail group Not to be confused with the Delhaize Group, another retail group headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. Louis Delhaize GroupTypePublicIndustryRetailFounded1875; 148 years ago (1875)HeadquartersCharleroi, Hainaut, BelgiumKey peopleJacques Bouriez, CEOProductsHypermarkets, Grocery Stores, Discount Stores, and moreRevenue € 11 billion (2006) The Louis Delhaize Group is a Belgian retail group established in 1875 by Louis Delhaize. The principal activity is th...
Ambi Pur Ambi Pur adalah sebuah merek produk penyegar udara milik Procter & Gamble. Produk tersebut mula-mula diluncurkan pada 1958 di Spanyol, dan sekarang dijual di seluruh dunia.[1][2] Riwayat Produk pertama Ambi-Pur diluncurkan pada 1958[1] di Spanyol oleh Cruz Verde.[2] Pada 1984, Sara Lee Corporation mengakuisisi Cruz Verde.[3] Ini adalah merek pertama yang meluncurkan penyegar udara cair yang ditancapkan.[1] Pada 11 Desember 2009, Pro...
American rock band This article is an orphan, as no other articles link to it. Please introduce links to this page from related articles; try the Find link tool for suggestions. (October 2021) The Minks are a four piece American rock band from Nashville, Tennessee led by frontwoman Nikki Barber.[1][2] Guitar Girl magazine describes the band as “hover[ing] in the space of psyche-blues and pure rock with Barber’s vocals being compared to Patti Smith and Bonnie Raitt.”[...
Town in Puducherry, India For other uses, see Yanam (disambiguation). For Yanaon before independence, see Yanaon. This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.Find sources: Yanam – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (August 2015) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Town in Puducherry, IndiaYan...
Formula to approximate nuclear mass based on nucleon counts Nuclear physics Nucleus Nucleons p n Nuclear matter Nuclear force Nuclear structure Nuclear reaction Models of the nucleus Liquid drop Nuclear shell model Interacting boson model Ab initio Nuclides' classification Isotopes – equal Z Isobars – equal A Isotones – equal N Isodiaphers – equal N − Z Isomers – equal all the above Mirror nuclei – Z ↔ N Stable Magic Even/odd Halo Borromean Nuclear stability Bin...
Liste der hannoverschen Gesandten beim Heiligen Stuhl in Rom. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Geschichte 2 Missionschefs 3 Weblinks 4 Einzelnachweise Geschichte Siehe auch: Beziehungen zwischen Deutschland und dem Heiligen Stuhl „Blick von der Villa Malta in Rom nach Westen“ (1835)Gemälde von J. C. Reinhart, heute in der Neuen Pinakothek, München Das mehrheitlich protestantische Kurfürstentum Hannover (Braunschweig-Lüneburg) hatte im 18. Jahrhundert wenig Beziehungen zum Heiligen Stuhl. Als nach...
Cricket stadium in Bangalore city, Karnataka, India This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.Find sources: M. Chinnaswamy Stadium – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (October 2012) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) M. Chinnaswamy StadiumInside view of the stadiumGround informationLocati...
Canadian country singer-songwriter For the American football player, see Tim Hicks (American football). For the American politician, see Tim Hicks (politician). Tim HicksBackground informationBorn (1979-08-22) August 22, 1979 (age 44)Niagara Falls, Ontario, CanadaOriginSt. Catharines, Ontario, CanadaGenresCountryOccupation(s)Singer-songwriterYears active2012–presentLabelsOpen Road RecordingsABC MusicWebsitetimhicksmusic.comMusical artist Tim Hicks (born August 22, 1979) is a Canadian c...
مغربي في فلسطين: أشواق الرحلة المغربية معلومات الكتاب المؤلف أحمد المديني البلد المغرب اللغة العربية الناشر المؤسسة العربية للدراسات والنشر تاريخ النشر 2020 مكان النشر بيروت النوع الأدبي أدب الرحلات التقديم عدد الصفحات 206 الجوائز جائزة ابن بطوطة لأدب الرحلة (20...
2018 video gameBravo TeamDeveloper(s)Supermassive GamesPublisher(s)Sony Interactive EntertainmentPlatform(s)PlayStation 4ReleaseMarch 6, 2018Genre(s)First-person shooterMode(s)Single-player Bravo Team is a video game developed by Supermassive Games and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment for PlayStation 4 and its virtual reality headset PlayStation VR. Gameplay This section is empty. You can help by adding to it. (February 2022) Development Bravo Team was developed by Supermassive Gam...
OTT video platform UlluType of businessPrivate Company, Dot-com companyType of siteWeb portal, Video streaming, Video on demandAvailable inHindiHeadquartersMumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaOwnerVibhu Agarwal [1]IndustryStreamingProductsUllu Web Series Ullu Shorts Ullu Original FilmsServicesEntertainment media, movies, songs and short filmsURLullu.appLaunched25 December 2018[2] Ullu is an Over-The-Top media streaming platform, owned and maintained by Vibhu Agarwal, founder and gr...
City in Illinois, United StatesWaukegan, IllinoisCityFrom top, left to right: Downtown Waukegan from Genesee Street, the Genesee Theatre, the Waukegan Carnegie Library, and the Waukegan Harbor Lighthouse. FlagNickname(s): WaukTown, Green TownMotto: An Illinois Arts-Friendly CommunityLocation of Waukegan in Lake County, Illinois.Waukegan, IllinoisLocation in the United StatesCoordinates: 42°22′13″N 87°52′16″W / 42.37028°N 87.87111°W / 42.37028; -87...