EM408 - Backup and Recovery of ASA
... Performing an offline full backup An offline backup can be made without using ASA by physically copying the database and log file to an alternate location You can also do a client-side full backup using the dbbackup command line utility and specifying the database file name in the connection parame ...
... Performing an offline full backup An offline backup can be made without using ASA by physically copying the database and log file to an alternate location You can also do a client-side full backup using the dbbackup command line utility and specifying the database file name in the connection parame ...
Java DataBase Connectivity (JDBC) Plan
... A connection pool contains a group of JDBC connections that are created when the connection pool is registered—when starting up WebLogic Server or when deploying the connection pool to a target server or cluster. Connection pools use a JDBC driver to create physical database connections. Your applic ...
... A connection pool contains a group of JDBC connections that are created when the connection pool is registered—when starting up WebLogic Server or when deploying the connection pool to a target server or cluster. Connection pools use a JDBC driver to create physical database connections. Your applic ...
Building Your Pipeline Sales Series: A Competitive Pricing Overview
... Stress the impact of inferior MS and IBM performance such as MS’ limited scalability as well as SQL Server 2000’s shortcomings in OLTP and application support Emphasize compatibility issues that continue to haunt IBM due to multiple code bases which make integration challenging Oracle Internal Confi ...
... Stress the impact of inferior MS and IBM performance such as MS’ limited scalability as well as SQL Server 2000’s shortcomings in OLTP and application support Emphasize compatibility issues that continue to haunt IBM due to multiple code bases which make integration challenging Oracle Internal Confi ...
Classes
... of specifying two important aspects, the what (data - structure) and the how (what it does - behaviour). Considering the How aspect, a system is worse than useless if it either is difficult to use (e.g. for entering or retrieving information) or hinders rather than facilitates working practices. For ...
... of specifying two important aspects, the what (data - structure) and the how (what it does - behaviour). Considering the How aspect, a system is worse than useless if it either is difficult to use (e.g. for entering or retrieving information) or hinders rather than facilitates working practices. For ...
VES ENSC Frequently Asked Questions v1.0 – Draft
... exchange data with partners. For example, to publish database information as web services, create an SQL statement and VES will construct an Extensible Markup Language (XML) document accordingly. Users may convert the XML into any other format using a style sheet. VES offers many examples as templat ...
... exchange data with partners. For example, to publish database information as web services, create an SQL statement and VES will construct an Extensible Markup Language (XML) document accordingly. Users may convert the XML into any other format using a style sheet. VES offers many examples as templat ...
Preserving Transactional Data - Digital Preservation Coalition
... sensors or machines, hold potential for future developments in consumer analytics and in academic research. Ultimately, however, these data will only lead to new discoveries and insights if they are effectively curated and preserved to ensure appropriate reproducibility. ...
... sensors or machines, hold potential for future developments in consumer analytics and in academic research. Ultimately, however, these data will only lead to new discoveries and insights if they are effectively curated and preserved to ensure appropriate reproducibility. ...
tkde-final 35pages
... detection system that resides at the central directory site. Because inference channels can be used to provide a scalable and systematic sound inference, we construct a semantic inference model (SIM) that represents all the possible inference channels from any attribute in the system to the set of ...
... detection system that resides at the central directory site. Because inference channels can be used to provide a scalable and systematic sound inference, we construct a semantic inference model (SIM) that represents all the possible inference channels from any attribute in the system to the set of ...
Indexing and Hashing
... to fit in main memory. In such a case, we can create yet another level of index. Indeed, we can repeat this process as many times as necessary. Indices with two or more levels are called multilevel indices. Searching for records with a multilevel index requires significantly fewer I/O operations than ...
... to fit in main memory. In such a case, we can create yet another level of index. Indeed, we can repeat this process as many times as necessary. Indices with two or more levels are called multilevel indices. Searching for records with a multilevel index requires significantly fewer I/O operations than ...
IV. Proposed hybrid algorithm for solving join ordering problem
... the basic stages in query processing. At this stage, database management system selects the best plan from among execution plans, in a way that query execution bears the low cost, especially the cost of input/output operations. Optimizer's input is the internal form of query that has been entered in ...
... the basic stages in query processing. At this stage, database management system selects the best plan from among execution plans, in a way that query execution bears the low cost, especially the cost of input/output operations. Optimizer's input is the internal form of query that has been entered in ...
Feeding the Active Data Warehouse
... from them still remains. At the same time, there is an increasing demand from business users to undertake these more adventuresome applications. Techniques built into the foundation of the database, along with workload management options that have deepened over the years, come together to support co ...
... from them still remains. At the same time, there is an increasing demand from business users to undertake these more adventuresome applications. Techniques built into the foundation of the database, along with workload management options that have deepened over the years, come together to support co ...
user interface conception for asset management system
... industry has showed huge interest in developing data mining techniques. Especially during recent years, an increasing amount of data can be collected from industrial systems and processes. Companies are awared about the additional market value that can be created and added by the efficient utilizati ...
... industry has showed huge interest in developing data mining techniques. Especially during recent years, an increasing amount of data can be collected from industrial systems and processes. Companies are awared about the additional market value that can be created and added by the efficient utilizati ...
CODUG DB2 User Group
... db2 create database gtstst3 on C:\path1,C:\path2, C:\path3 DBPATH on C: DB20000I The CREATE DATABASE command completed successfully. db2 create tablespace ts1 automatic storage yes DB20000I The command completed successfully. DB2 automatically created 3 containers over the defined paths: path1 ...
... db2 create database gtstst3 on C:\path1,C:\path2, C:\path3 DBPATH on C: DB20000I The CREATE DATABASE command completed successfully. db2 create tablespace ts1 automatic storage yes DB20000I The command completed successfully. DB2 automatically created 3 containers over the defined paths: path1 ...
CHAPTER10
... The database server is fundamental to this architecture and it’s technology is different from a file server. • File servers store the database, but the client computers must execute all database instructions. This means that entire databases and tables may have to be transported to and from the cl ...
... The database server is fundamental to this architecture and it’s technology is different from a file server. • File servers store the database, but the client computers must execute all database instructions. This means that entire databases and tables may have to be transported to and from the cl ...
Technical Overview of DPM 2007
... MSCS Cluster • Traditional cluster configuration, two servers – one dataset • Automatic Failover to new server name • Protection continues seamlessly in failover and failback scenarios, no user intervention needed • DPM detects cluster configuration and associated server names when protection is set ...
... MSCS Cluster • Traditional cluster configuration, two servers – one dataset • Automatic Failover to new server name • Protection continues seamlessly in failover and failback scenarios, no user intervention needed • DPM detects cluster configuration and associated server names when protection is set ...
Data Sheet: Oracle Exadata Database Machine X5-2
... bandwidth, and up to 4.144 Million random 8K read I/O operations per second (IOPS), and 0.25 ms Flash latency at 1 Million IOPS when running database workloads. Exadata’s Smart Flash Cache is designed to deliver flash-level IO rates, and response times for data that is many times larger than the phy ...
... bandwidth, and up to 4.144 Million random 8K read I/O operations per second (IOPS), and 0.25 ms Flash latency at 1 Million IOPS when running database workloads. Exadata’s Smart Flash Cache is designed to deliver flash-level IO rates, and response times for data that is many times larger than the phy ...
Database Systems for Mangement
... technology to design systems satisfying those requirements. This book is aimed primarily at those who seek to develop successful database systems and who may ultimately become database administrators, but it is of interest to users of database systems as well. Thus the book is concerned with both te ...
... technology to design systems satisfying those requirements. This book is aimed primarily at those who seek to develop successful database systems and who may ultimately become database administrators, but it is of interest to users of database systems as well. Thus the book is concerned with both te ...
Chapter 29 - ShareStudies.com
... information system to date. As architecture of Web was designed to be platform-independent, can significantly lower deployment and training costs. Organizations using Web as strategic platform for innovative business solutions, in effect becoming Web-centric. ...
... information system to date. As architecture of Web was designed to be platform-independent, can significantly lower deployment and training costs. Organizations using Web as strategic platform for innovative business solutions, in effect becoming Web-centric. ...
REDCap Technical Overview Introduction REDCap Infrastructure
... methods, such as being able to automatically remove free-form text fields, remove dates, perform date shifting, and remove fields tagged as identifiers (e.g. PHI) from the data file being exported by the user. User privileges can also be set so that some users may be allowed to export data from the ...
... methods, such as being able to automatically remove free-form text fields, remove dates, perform date shifting, and remove fields tagged as identifiers (e.g. PHI) from the data file being exported by the user. User privileges can also be set so that some users may be allowed to export data from the ...
OQL SERF: An ODMG Implementation of the Template
... Unfortunately, the existing support for schema evolution provided by current OODBs [BKKK87, Tec94, BOS91, IS93, Inc93] is limited to a pre-de ned taxonomy of simple xed-semantic schema evolution operations. However, such simple changes, typically to individual types only, are not sucient for many ...
... Unfortunately, the existing support for schema evolution provided by current OODBs [BKKK87, Tec94, BOS91, IS93, Inc93] is limited to a pre-de ned taxonomy of simple xed-semantic schema evolution operations. However, such simple changes, typically to individual types only, are not sucient for many ...
Document
... Locking : A procedure used to control concurrent access to data. When one transaction is accessing the database, a lock may deny access to other transactions to prevent incorrect results. Locking methods are the most widely used approach to ensure serializability of concurrent transactions. There a ...
... Locking : A procedure used to control concurrent access to data. When one transaction is accessing the database, a lock may deny access to other transactions to prevent incorrect results. Locking methods are the most widely used approach to ensure serializability of concurrent transactions. There a ...
Database model
A database model is a type of data model that determines the logical structure of a database and fundamentally determines in which manner data can be stored, organized, and manipulated. The most popular example of a database model is the relational model, which uses a table-based format.