5. SQL Ch5
... statements that are stored within the database. • The procedural code is executed by the DBMS when it is invoked by the end user. • End users can use procedural SQL (PL/SQL) to create: – Triggers – Stored procedures – PL/SQL functions • SQL provides a module language – permits definition of procedur ...
... statements that are stored within the database. • The procedural code is executed by the DBMS when it is invoked by the end user. • End users can use procedural SQL (PL/SQL) to create: – Triggers – Stored procedures – PL/SQL functions • SQL provides a module language – permits definition of procedur ...
Transferring Data with DB Connect
... SAP-kernel based systems, such as the BW system, work on the assumption that the used database was created with the code page cp850, using the sort sequence ‘bin’. The source system configuration may be differ from this. Diverging sort orders may result in operations for sample search ( like) and ar ...
... SAP-kernel based systems, such as the BW system, work on the assumption that the used database was created with the code page cp850, using the sort sequence ‘bin’. The source system configuration may be differ from this. Diverging sort orders may result in operations for sample search ( like) and ar ...
Using Automatic Workload Repository for Database
... • ADDM makes specific, actionable recommendations. • ADDM also lists areas of the system that are performing well – that don’t need tuning. ...
... • ADDM makes specific, actionable recommendations. • ADDM also lists areas of the system that are performing well – that don’t need tuning. ...
Relational-Complete Private Information Retrieval
... A PIR-based query interface to whois data would remedy this problem, allowing people to query the availability of domain names without the servers ever knowing the content of the query. Most PIR schemes, however, are restricted to retrieving blocks at known offsets in the database. This restrictive ...
... A PIR-based query interface to whois data would remedy this problem, allowing people to query the availability of domain names without the servers ever knowing the content of the query. Most PIR schemes, however, are restricted to retrieving blocks at known offsets in the database. This restrictive ...
Change Management Process on Database Level within RUP
... Reviewing each proposal of the change implementation that was proposed by other DB developers. The change implementation proposals are documented in DBD Change Control Document. • DB developers have access to shared document repository containing a different database objects constructions. They use ...
... Reviewing each proposal of the change implementation that was proposed by other DB developers. The change implementation proposals are documented in DBD Change Control Document. • DB developers have access to shared document repository containing a different database objects constructions. They use ...
Compatibility, compilation and execution of PL/SQL code on the
... given on the basis of the report generated tool MEET DB2). It should be noted that, despite the transferability of PL/SQL code for DB2 are not implemented all the features of the language, but each new version of DB2 introduces new features such as object-relational programming (e.g. objects NESTED ...
... given on the basis of the report generated tool MEET DB2). It should be noted that, despite the transferability of PL/SQL code for DB2 are not implemented all the features of the language, but each new version of DB2 introduces new features such as object-relational programming (e.g. objects NESTED ...
Relational Databases and Microsoft Access
... Version 2.0 includes two appendices that cover a) creating forms that display data in a parent/child format where two tables are related via a one-to-many relationship, and b) entityrelationship modeling for supertypes and subtypes. ...
... Version 2.0 includes two appendices that cover a) creating forms that display data in a parent/child format where two tables are related via a one-to-many relationship, and b) entityrelationship modeling for supertypes and subtypes. ...
T R ECHNICAL ESEARCH
... write conflicts, but there still is a lot of data contention between the updater process and user queries (which are typically long & complex). The absence of write conflicts, allows for simpler online update algorithms that use multiversioning, but don’t require locking. Quass & Widom presented suc ...
... write conflicts, but there still is a lot of data contention between the updater process and user queries (which are typically long & complex). The absence of write conflicts, allows for simpler online update algorithms that use multiversioning, but don’t require locking. Quass & Widom presented suc ...
Dynamic Query Forms for Database Queries
... Recently proposed automatic approaches to generate the database query forms without user participation presented a data-driven method. It first finds a set of data attributes, which are most likely queried based on the database schema and data instances. Then, the query forms are generated based on ...
... Recently proposed automatic approaches to generate the database query forms without user participation presented a data-driven method. It first finds a set of data attributes, which are most likely queried based on the database schema and data instances. Then, the query forms are generated based on ...
Query Rewriting in Itemset Mining
... and Imielinski in [8], in order to leverage decision support systems. These new promising approaches to mining will become really effective only when efficient optimizers for the mining languages will be available, i.e., if it will be possible to execute a query exploiting the available information ...
... and Imielinski in [8], in order to leverage decision support systems. These new promising approaches to mining will become really effective only when efficient optimizers for the mining languages will be available, i.e., if it will be possible to execute a query exploiting the available information ...
White Paper
... Oracle Database 10g has introduced major changes in many areas, but I believe the most significant improvement has been in the area of performance monitoring and tuning. For this reason, we may need to unlearn some of our old tuning methodologies and understand and embrace the new. The main thrust i ...
... Oracle Database 10g has introduced major changes in many areas, but I believe the most significant improvement has been in the area of performance monitoring and tuning. For this reason, we may need to unlearn some of our old tuning methodologies and understand and embrace the new. The main thrust i ...
Lecture
... Access translates QBE to SQL SQL performs data manipulations based on Relational Algebra Access queries create a dynaset (“live” view of table) • changes made in data by query is reflected in underlying tables ...
... Access translates QBE to SQL SQL performs data manipulations based on Relational Algebra Access queries create a dynaset (“live” view of table) • changes made in data by query is reflected in underlying tables ...
NetApp® E-Series Plug-in for Microsoft® SQL Server Management
... The Storage Explorer database is a SQL Server database with tables and relationships that describe the high-level storage objects, such as arrays, volumes, volume groups, thin provisioned volumes (TPV), dynamic disk pools (DDP), disk drives and disk enclosures, and high-level, host-side presentation ...
... The Storage Explorer database is a SQL Server database with tables and relationships that describe the high-level storage objects, such as arrays, volumes, volume groups, thin provisioned volumes (TPV), dynamic disk pools (DDP), disk drives and disk enclosures, and high-level, host-side presentation ...
Database Security and Auditing
... – Modified initialization parameters, each time a database is started – Checkpoints: configure Oracle to record checkpoint time – Archiving: view the timing for all redo log sequences, as well as archiving times – Physical database changes ...
... – Modified initialization parameters, each time a database is started – Checkpoints: configure Oracle to record checkpoint time – Archiving: view the timing for all redo log sequences, as well as archiving times – Physical database changes ...
Database Security and Auditing
... – Modified initialization parameters, each time a database is started – Checkpoints: configure Oracle to record checkpoint time – Archiving: view the timing for all redo log sequences, as well as archiving times – Physical database changes ...
... – Modified initialization parameters, each time a database is started – Checkpoints: configure Oracle to record checkpoint time – Archiving: view the timing for all redo log sequences, as well as archiving times – Physical database changes ...
OBIEE 11g Analytics Using EMC Greenplum Database Users
... This white paper is intended for EMC field facing employees such as sales, technical consultants, support, as well as customers who will be using OBIEE for deploying business intelligence and analytic applications. This is neither an installation guide nor an introductory material on OBIEE. It docum ...
... This white paper is intended for EMC field facing employees such as sales, technical consultants, support, as well as customers who will be using OBIEE for deploying business intelligence and analytic applications. This is neither an installation guide nor an introductory material on OBIEE. It docum ...
Explicit SQL Pass-Through: Is It Still Useful?
... quantity of SAS code that can be automatically translated to SQL and passed to a database - particularly a Teradata database - for execution. Among the analyses which can now be processed in-database are the common descriptive statistics represented by SAS procedures like MEANS and FREQ; certain dat ...
... quantity of SAS code that can be automatically translated to SQL and passed to a database - particularly a Teradata database - for execution. Among the analyses which can now be processed in-database are the common descriptive statistics represented by SAS procedures like MEANS and FREQ; certain dat ...
Special Interest Activity
... established the connection, TrioExplorer and TrioPlus can use the supperuser’s login and password as windows authentiction to access to database system. However, it doesn’t mention at all in the installation procedure on how to create this typle of new user. The only way to solve it is to use Postgr ...
... established the connection, TrioExplorer and TrioPlus can use the supperuser’s login and password as windows authentiction to access to database system. However, it doesn’t mention at all in the installation procedure on how to create this typle of new user. The only way to solve it is to use Postgr ...
Enable Audit Events in MS SQL Server
... When the total number of servers increases, the complexity is further increased. ...
... When the total number of servers increases, the complexity is further increased. ...
Relational Databases and Microsoft Access
... According to the database design methodology in Information Modeling and Relational Databases 3, a database designer must be able to express structured information as verbalizations. A verbalization that fits the information in one row of the Employees table is: Employee with ID … has a first name … ...
... According to the database design methodology in Information Modeling and Relational Databases 3, a database designer must be able to express structured information as verbalizations. A verbalization that fits the information in one row of the Employees table is: Employee with ID … has a first name … ...
Opennet Technologies: JDBC
... that extract the contents of a column in the current row. The one we will use most is getString(), which interprets the column as a String. Note columnIndex starts at 1, not zero. ResultSet has many other methods. Many were added in JDBC 2.0. ...
... that extract the contents of a column in the current row. The one we will use most is getString(), which interprets the column as a String. Note columnIndex starts at 1, not zero. ResultSet has many other methods. Many were added in JDBC 2.0. ...
Updating an MS SQL database from SAS
... Updating an MS SQL database table from SAS® PROC SQL without write access to the whole database, but to just one particular, already existing table is possible, but more complicated than just creating a new table from scratch. The MS SQL table does not need to have a structure already, possibly exis ...
... Updating an MS SQL database table from SAS® PROC SQL without write access to the whole database, but to just one particular, already existing table is possible, but more complicated than just creating a new table from scratch. The MS SQL table does not need to have a structure already, possibly exis ...
Microsoft Access
Microsoft Access is a DBMS (also known as Database Management System) from Microsoft that combines the relational Microsoft Jet Database Engine with a graphical user interface and software-development tools. It is a member of the Microsoft Office suite of applications, included in the Professional and higher editions or sold separately.Microsoft Access stores data in its own format based on the Access Jet Database Engine. It can also import or link directly to data stored in other applications and databases.Software developers and data architects can use Microsoft Access to develop application software, and ""power users"" can use it to build software applications. Like other Office applications, Access is supported by Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), an object-oriented programming language that can reference a variety of objects including DAO (Data Access Objects), ActiveX Data Objects, and many other ActiveX components. Visual objects used in forms and reports expose their methods and properties in the VBA programming environment, and VBA code modules may declare and call Windows operating-system functions.