What does D2D mean?
D2D means Database to Database
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Database to Database?
2 ways to abbreviate Database to Database
Database to Database can be abbreviated as D2D
Other shorthands for Database to Database are: DB-DB
Database to Database can be abbreviated as D2D
Other shorthands for Database to Database are: DB-DB
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What does D2D stand for? D2D stands for "Database to Database". |
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How to abbreviate "Database to Database"? "Database to Database" can be abbreviated as D2D. |
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What is the meaning of D2D abbreviation? The meaning of D2D abbreviation is "Database to Database". |
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What is D2D abbreviation? One of the definitions of D2D is "Database to Database". |
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What does D2D mean? D2D as abbreviation means "Database to Database". |
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What is shorthand of Database to Database? The most common shorthand of "Database to Database" is D2D. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DB-DB - Database to Database
- DB2I - Database to Database Interface
- DBTNT - Database to Names and Taxa
- DAERI - Database of Adverse Events Related to the Internet
- D2C - Database to Code
- D2P - Database-to-Piggy-Bank Bridge
- D2M - Database to Mobile
- D2R - Database to RDF
- DDBJ - database and the DNA Database of Japan
- DNA - Database and to Assist
- DVD - Database the Video Database
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