What does XRT mean?
XRT means XML Relational Transformation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for XML Relational Transformation?
XML Relational Transformation can be abbreviated as XRT
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What does XRT stand for? XRT stands for "XML Relational Transformation". |
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How to abbreviate "XML Relational Transformation"? "XML Relational Transformation" can be abbreviated as XRT. |
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What is the meaning of XRT abbreviation? The meaning of XRT abbreviation is "XML Relational Transformation". |
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What is XRT abbreviation? One of the definitions of XRT is "XML Relational Transformation". |
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What does XRT mean? XRT as abbreviation means "XML Relational Transformation". |
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What is shorthand of XML Relational Transformation? The most common shorthand of "XML Relational Transformation" is XRT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RDBI - Relational Database Interface
- RDBMS - Relational Database Management System
- RDBMSMIB - Relational DataBase Management System - Management Information Base
- R-SUPPLY - Relational Supply
- RelMiCS - Relational Methods in Computer Science
- RelMiCS/AKA - Relational Methods in Computer Science and the Applications of Kleene Algebra
- RDL-SQL - Relational Database Language - Structured Query Language
- XIRD - XML Interface to Relational Database
- XML4BPM - Xml Integration and Transformation for Business Process Management
- ROX - Relational-Object-XML
- TrAX - Transformation API for XML
- XMTP - XML (Extensible Markup Language) MIME (Multipurpose Internet Message Extensions) Transformation Protocol
- XTL - XML (Extensible Markup Language) Transformation Language
- ORT - Objective Relational Transformation
- TPTS - Transformation Personnelle Transformation Sociale
- XET - XML Equivalent Transformation
- XKBT - XML Knowledge Block Transformation
- XTF - XML Transformation Framework
- XTS - XML Transformation Server
- xtl - XML Transformation Language