- DBCC
- abbr.comp. Database Consistency Checkerecon. Data Broadcasting Corporation
Dictionary of English abbreviation. 2013.
Dictionary of English abbreviation. 2013.
DBCC — Data Broadcasting Corporation (Business » NASDAQ Symbols) … Abbreviations dictionary
DBCC — Data Base Consistency Check … Acronyms
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DBCC — abbr. DATA BROADCASTING CORP NASDAQ … Dictionary of abbreviations
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