Materialy/32/Lectures Oracle
... start and stop the database structuring the database definition of tablespaces file allocation for tablespaces distribution of database files to disks definition of rollback segments (size, count, place, ...) development and implementation of strategies for backup / recovery of the database ...
... start and stop the database structuring the database definition of tablespaces file allocation for tablespaces distribution of database files to disks definition of rollback segments (size, count, place, ...) development and implementation of strategies for backup / recovery of the database ...
Transparent - Indico
... The capture process correctly captured changes but the apply process aborted. Oracle support has been contacted and they told us that Streams needs to have an Oracle Transparent Gateway for the Oracle to non-Oracle data sharing. Results: altough we can access a remote MySQL database from an Oracle s ...
... The capture process correctly captured changes but the apply process aborted. Oracle support has been contacted and they told us that Streams needs to have an Oracle Transparent Gateway for the Oracle to non-Oracle data sharing. Results: altough we can access a remote MySQL database from an Oracle s ...
ch4 - My FIT
... Replicating databases by recording changes to special relations (called change or delta relations) and having a separate process that applies the changes over to a replica. ...
... Replicating databases by recording changes to special relations (called change or delta relations) and having a separate process that applies the changes over to a replica. ...
Photoshop: Creative Uses
... What is the purpose of the database? What do you need it to do? Who will use it? How many will use it? When will they use it? (i.e. one at a time, simultaneously) How will they use it? (i.e. desktop, server, web-interface) Who will create it? Who will maintain & modify it? Who will do data entry? Do ...
... What is the purpose of the database? What do you need it to do? Who will use it? How many will use it? When will they use it? (i.e. one at a time, simultaneously) How will they use it? (i.e. desktop, server, web-interface) Who will create it? Who will maintain & modify it? Who will do data entry? Do ...
A Semantic Web Knowledge Base System that Supports Large Scale Data Integration
... numeric comparison, such as finding individuals whose ages are under 21. Compared to the traditional relational model, where properties correspond to columns, multi-valued properties (attributes) in DLDB3 don’t need to be identified at ontology design time. In addition to the basic table design, som ...
... numeric comparison, such as finding individuals whose ages are under 21. Compared to the traditional relational model, where properties correspond to columns, multi-valued properties (attributes) in DLDB3 don’t need to be identified at ontology design time. In addition to the basic table design, som ...
KorthDB6_ch3
... ©Silberschatz, Korth and Sudarshan See www.db-book.com for conditions on re-use ...
... ©Silberschatz, Korth and Sudarshan See www.db-book.com for conditions on re-use ...
Architecture and Server Sizing Guideline Product(s): Controller 8.3
... IMPORTANT: Again, I stress that this document should not be used entirely on its own. Instead, a formal discussion between the customer and IBM Cognos Services (e.g. their technical consultant) must always occur before the customer can make a proper informed decision (e.g. on how many servers to pur ...
... IMPORTANT: Again, I stress that this document should not be used entirely on its own. Instead, a formal discussion between the customer and IBM Cognos Services (e.g. their technical consultant) must always occur before the customer can make a proper informed decision (e.g. on how many servers to pur ...
Oracle Transaction Isolation Levels Examples
... changes that were committed at the time the transaction began. Inserts, updates, and deletes aren't permitted in this mode (other sessions may update data, but not the READ ONLY transaction). Using this mode, you can achieve REPEATABLE READ and SERIALIZABLE levels of isolation. Will now move on to d ...
... changes that were committed at the time the transaction began. Inserts, updates, and deletes aren't permitted in this mode (other sessions may update data, but not the READ ONLY transaction). Using this mode, you can achieve REPEATABLE READ and SERIALIZABLE levels of isolation. Will now move on to d ...
A transaction
... • Major component of database systems • Critical for most applications; arguably more so than SQL • Turing awards to database researchers: – Charles Bachman 1973 – Edgar Codd 1981 for inventing relational dbs – Jim Gray 1998 for inventing transactions ...
... • Major component of database systems • Critical for most applications; arguably more so than SQL • Turing awards to database researchers: – Charles Bachman 1973 – Edgar Codd 1981 for inventing relational dbs – Jim Gray 1998 for inventing transactions ...
ReadMe_ 6.3.1-TIV-ITM_MSAPP-FP0008
... from global map and at the same time new tables entries were added to this map in every new interval. This was leading to high memory usage. To fix this made following changes: o When query used for finding deleted tables fails, delete all entries present in global map and collect complete data for ...
... from global map and at the same time new tables entries were added to this map in every new interval. This was leading to high memory usage. To fix this made following changes: o When query used for finding deleted tables fails, delete all entries present in global map and collect complete data for ...
Kedem`s transparencies
... Note that some queries involve a single table, and some involve several tables We would like to have a convenient language, as close as possible to a natural language, to express these queries, and similar ones, thinking of tables, not of lower-level structures (files) Some languages SQL (us ...
... Note that some queries involve a single table, and some involve several tables We would like to have a convenient language, as close as possible to a natural language, to express these queries, and similar ones, thinking of tables, not of lower-level structures (files) Some languages SQL (us ...
Database Programming in SQL/Oracle
... • standardization: SQL-89, SQL-2 (1992), SQL-3 (1996) • SQL-2 in 3 stages: entry, intermediate, and full level • SQL-3: object-orientation • descriptive querying language • results are always sets of tuples (relations) • implementation: ORACLE (and many others) ...
... • standardization: SQL-89, SQL-2 (1992), SQL-3 (1996) • SQL-2 in 3 stages: entry, intermediate, and full level • SQL-3: object-orientation • descriptive querying language • results are always sets of tuples (relations) • implementation: ORACLE (and many others) ...
Reporting Services Disaster Recovery SharePoint mode
... Summary: This white paper discusses disaster recovery options for Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services solutions configured to use SharePoint integrated mode. This paper extends best practices for Microsoft SharePoint solutions that include both SQL Server Reporting Services and SharePoint Produc ...
... Summary: This white paper discusses disaster recovery options for Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services solutions configured to use SharePoint integrated mode. This paper extends best practices for Microsoft SharePoint solutions that include both SQL Server Reporting Services and SharePoint Produc ...
SQL Server 2000 Backup
... Full database backup (it is a full copy of the database) Transaction log backup (it contains a copy of the transaction log only) Differential backup (it contains a copy of only the database pages modified since the last full database backup) File or File Group (copy’s only the specified file ...
... Full database backup (it is a full copy of the database) Transaction log backup (it contains a copy of the transaction log only) Differential backup (it contains a copy of only the database pages modified since the last full database backup) File or File Group (copy’s only the specified file ...
Queries
... – It can help users extract data, which meets the criteria defined by them, from a database file. – It must be written in a specific format. – Microsoft Access provides different tools to help users compose a query. – After a query is submitted, Microsoft Access looks up the database and displays th ...
... – It can help users extract data, which meets the criteria defined by them, from a database file. – It must be written in a specific format. – Microsoft Access provides different tools to help users compose a query. – After a query is submitted, Microsoft Access looks up the database and displays th ...
SQL Server: Stored Procedures
... You may have executed some ad-hoc queries for tasks like inserting data, querying information in other systems, or creating new database objects such as tables. All these tasks can be placed within a stored procedure, so that any developer can run the same code without having to recreate the T-SQL c ...
... You may have executed some ad-hoc queries for tasks like inserting data, querying information in other systems, or creating new database objects such as tables. All these tasks can be placed within a stored procedure, so that any developer can run the same code without having to recreate the T-SQL c ...
Superior Choice List Features
... • Apply a choice list to multiple properties simultaneously •Selection list range based on multiple columns (properties) instead of just one • Choice list fill frequency defines how often to perform DB lookup (real time, 1 hour, 1 day or static) • Input parameter(s) stored procedure support ...
... • Apply a choice list to multiple properties simultaneously •Selection list range based on multiple columns (properties) instead of just one • Choice list fill frequency defines how often to perform DB lookup (real time, 1 hour, 1 day or static) • Input parameter(s) stored procedure support ...
Lecture
... Create a select query to join tables (if needed). Click Query Wizard in the Other group of the Create tab. Select Crosstab Query Wizard in the New Query dialog box & click OK. Choose table/query with which to create a crosstab query & click Next. Choose the field(s) whose values will be used as row ...
... Create a select query to join tables (if needed). Click Query Wizard in the Other group of the Create tab. Select Crosstab Query Wizard in the New Query dialog box & click OK. Choose table/query with which to create a crosstab query & click Next. Choose the field(s) whose values will be used as row ...
Database - bYTEBoss
... – The database is then in the same consistent state as it was at the point when the transaction log was backed up for the very last time – When you recover a database using a Full Database Backup, SQL Server 2005 first reconstructs all database files in the correct locations and then the system reco ...
... – The database is then in the same consistent state as it was at the point when the transaction log was backed up for the very last time – When you recover a database using a Full Database Backup, SQL Server 2005 first reconstructs all database files in the correct locations and then the system reco ...
tables - Department of Computer Science and Information Systems
... – Users have access to wider range of data that might previously have been held in different places and possibly on incompatible systems ...
... – Users have access to wider range of data that might previously have been held in different places and possibly on incompatible systems ...
PPT - Esri
... • New Geodatabase Administration Geoprocessing Tools (ArcSDE Application Server, ArcSDE Command Line Tools and ArcSDE API’s no longer available at 10.3) ...
... • New Geodatabase Administration Geoprocessing Tools (ArcSDE Application Server, ArcSDE Command Line Tools and ArcSDE API’s no longer available at 10.3) ...