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Old 02-07-2019
Need Help with Archived UNIX/Linux IBM (UniVerse) Database

I have an old database that ran on UNIX/LINUX that was archived and stored years ago. We currently run on Windows and have no way to open/view this database or recover data. Does anyone have any experience or know how to recover? All I know is that it was a UniVerse IBM product.

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