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CSTP
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CSTPCertified Software Test Professional (International Institute for Software Testing)
CSTPCo-Operative Scholarship Testing Program
CSTPCustomer Specific Term Plan
CSTPConceptual Site Treatment Plan
CSTPCommercial SATCOM Terminal Program
CSTPClient/Server Transaction Processing
CSTPCrew Scheduling & Training Plan


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1 is the only product that provides true Client/Server transaction processing for .
New DBMS from Extended Systems Gives Stranded "Xbase Users" A ... by Business Wire
nbsp;Client software, which supports distributed client/server transaction processing between workstations running popular desktop operating systems and UNIX systems running UniKix transaction applications.
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In conjunction with Tandem's RSC, this same peer-to-peer capability adds significant functionality to client/server transaction processing applications.
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