John Dunleavy 2633 Fallow Hill Lane Jamison, PA 18929 jdunleavy
... Designed and executed migration for 2 main production databases from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2008 which also included move to new SAN and servers running on Windows 2008 server. Implemented new code deployment method saving 6 hours per environment/ per release using Red Gate SQL Compare and Da ...
... Designed and executed migration for 2 main production databases from SQL Server 2000 to SQL Server 2008 which also included move to new SAN and servers running on Windows 2008 server. Implemented new code deployment method saving 6 hours per environment/ per release using Red Gate SQL Compare and Da ...
Database semantic integrity for a network data manager
... 1. Data grouping constraints-reflecting logical relationships among data elements. For example, if the data is represented in tabular form, there can be a constraint that is dependent upon the other values in the same row (row constraints), or column (column constraints), or table (table constraints ...
... 1. Data grouping constraints-reflecting logical relationships among data elements. For example, if the data is represented in tabular form, there can be a constraint that is dependent upon the other values in the same row (row constraints), or column (column constraints), or table (table constraints ...
Monitoring Database Objects
... integrated with the Iris object-oriented database system [lo]. In Iris, both derived and stored object attributes can be defined using functions expressed by an objectoriented query language, OSQL [3]. A tracking procedure is a procedure in a running ap plication program to be invoked if the value o ...
... integrated with the Iris object-oriented database system [lo]. In Iris, both derived and stored object attributes can be defined using functions expressed by an objectoriented query language, OSQL [3]. A tracking procedure is a procedure in a running ap plication program to be invoked if the value o ...
SQLIA: Detection And Prevention Techniques: A Survey Pushkar Y.Jane , M.S.Chaudhari
... Dr.J.J.Magdum College of Engineering, Jaysingpur ...
... Dr.J.J.Magdum College of Engineering, Jaysingpur ...
Database Systems: Design, Implementation, and Management
... • Specifies the tables from which the data will be drawn • Can use SELECT subquery in the FROM clause – View name can be used anywhere a table is expected ...
... • Specifies the tables from which the data will be drawn • Can use SELECT subquery in the FROM clause – View name can be used anywhere a table is expected ...
Analytical Model for Performance Measurement of Queueing Systems
... Transaction Processing • A Transaction is a logical unit of work on the database. • A Transaction may be an entire program, a portion of a program or even a single statement. • A Transaction brings the database from one consistent (correct/acceptable) state to another consistent state. • Consistent ...
... Transaction Processing • A Transaction is a logical unit of work on the database. • A Transaction may be an entire program, a portion of a program or even a single statement. • A Transaction brings the database from one consistent (correct/acceptable) state to another consistent state. • Consistent ...
Advanced Database Features
... CREATE BITMAP INDEX customer_region_i ON customers ( UPPER(region) ); ...
... CREATE BITMAP INDEX customer_region_i ON customers ( UPPER(region) ); ...
Lab Work: SCADA, OPC and Database Systems
... 2. Datalogging System 3. Alarm System Note! These 3 systems shall be implemented as separate applications that in theory can be running on different computers. We will use LabVIEW to create these systems, but if you want an extra challenge you can use, e.g., C# to implement one or more of these syst ...
... 2. Datalogging System 3. Alarm System Note! These 3 systems shall be implemented as separate applications that in theory can be running on different computers. We will use LabVIEW to create these systems, but if you want an extra challenge you can use, e.g., C# to implement one or more of these syst ...
Test 4 - Oracle 8: Performance Tuning Workshop (Exam # 1Z0-014)
... structure for checking data entry in the form of integrity constraints, such as check constraints and foreign keys. Since these mechanisms are built into the data definition language, they are more efficient than using table triggers to enforce integrity. Oracle then solves this paradox for all but ...
... structure for checking data entry in the form of integrity constraints, such as check constraints and foreign keys. Since these mechanisms are built into the data definition language, they are more efficient than using table triggers to enforce integrity. Oracle then solves this paradox for all but ...
laudon_ess11e_ch06 - Mercer University Computer Science
... • Once data gathered, tools are required for consolidating, analyzing, and insight to improve decision making • Software for database querying and reporting ...
... • Once data gathered, tools are required for consolidating, analyzing, and insight to improve decision making • Software for database querying and reporting ...
Idaho1 - University of Tulsa
... first character of the username out of the user table By converting this character to ascii, you can compare it against ascii values Compare the ascii value as larger than a low ascii character number, and increment your way up until the ...
... first character of the username out of the user table By converting this character to ascii, you can compare it against ascii values Compare the ascii value as larger than a low ascii character number, and increment your way up until the ...
ppt - BIL242
... The relational database state is a union of all the individual relation states Whenever the database is changed, a new state arises Basic operations (CRUD- Create, read, update and delete operations) for changing the database: ◦ INSERT a new tuple in a relation ◦ DELETE an existing tuple from a rela ...
... The relational database state is a union of all the individual relation states Whenever the database is changed, a new state arises Basic operations (CRUD- Create, read, update and delete operations) for changing the database: ◦ INSERT a new tuple in a relation ◦ DELETE an existing tuple from a rela ...
Maintenance of Cube Automatic Summary Tables
... ASTs, i.e. synchronizing them with the base tables [2]. This paper focuses on techniques for maintaining cube ASTs. ...
... ASTs, i.e. synchronizing them with the base tables [2]. This paper focuses on techniques for maintaining cube ASTs. ...
Database Technology (60) (AS - 1511010308)
... Demonstrate an understanding of the Oracle architectural components. Demonstrate how to create an Oracle database instance. Demonstrate how to manage an instance of the database. Demonstrate how to maintain Redo log files, and how to use the data dictionary views. Demonstrate how to manage tablespac ...
... Demonstrate an understanding of the Oracle architectural components. Demonstrate how to create an Oracle database instance. Demonstrate how to manage an instance of the database. Demonstrate how to maintain Redo log files, and how to use the data dictionary views. Demonstrate how to manage tablespac ...
Zacharewski Bioinformatics Group Large Object
... Guidance Prepared by: Lyle D. Burgoon Version: 1.0 Date: February 17, 2004 Languages Specified: Java (JDBC) Comments: All of the code and testing was performed on an Oracle 9i v2.0 database. The version of the JDBC is the oracle JDBC for Java 1.4. The methods contained within are going to be specifi ...
... Guidance Prepared by: Lyle D. Burgoon Version: 1.0 Date: February 17, 2004 Languages Specified: Java (JDBC) Comments: All of the code and testing was performed on an Oracle 9i v2.0 database. The version of the JDBC is the oracle JDBC for Java 1.4. The methods contained within are going to be specifi ...
Fundamentals of Database Systems
... may be required for recovery from a transaction failure or system crash. If any tampering with the database is suspected, a database audit is performed, which consists of reviewing the log to examine all accesses and operations applied to the database during a certain time period. A database log tha ...
... may be required for recovery from a transaction failure or system crash. If any tampering with the database is suspected, a database audit is performed, which consists of reviewing the log to examine all accesses and operations applied to the database during a certain time period. A database log tha ...
Database Integrity: Security, Reliability, and Performance
... This philosophy has changed since version 5.0 to give an administrator an additional tool to specify an “sql_mode” variable which can choose server-enforced data integrity. The database will then validate incoming data and reject data that is the wrong datatype or data that violates basic integrity ...
... This philosophy has changed since version 5.0 to give an administrator an additional tool to specify an “sql_mode” variable which can choose server-enforced data integrity. The database will then validate incoming data and reject data that is the wrong datatype or data that violates basic integrity ...
discussion
... intelligence. We also review some key concepts such as OLTP and OLAP and introduce the notion of an operational database. The second section is a fairly thorough (but not technical) look at the relational database model. It explores such key concepts and terms as 1. Database and relation 2. Data dic ...
... intelligence. We also review some key concepts such as OLTP and OLAP and introduce the notion of an operational database. The second section is a fairly thorough (but not technical) look at the relational database model. It explores such key concepts and terms as 1. Database and relation 2. Data dic ...
The SQL Language
... In 1970, Dr. E “Ted” Codd introduced the relational model for databases In 1974, IBM started to develop System/R (predecessor to SQL) In 1978, System/R released by IBM In 1982, IBM released SQL/DS and DB25 The versions used today are SQL 89, SQL 92 and SQL 99. Most businesses are still using ...
... In 1970, Dr. E “Ted” Codd introduced the relational model for databases In 1974, IBM started to develop System/R (predecessor to SQL) In 1978, System/R released by IBM In 1982, IBM released SQL/DS and DB25 The versions used today are SQL 89, SQL 92 and SQL 99. Most businesses are still using ...
Parallel DBMS
... for DSS queries versus OLTP queries/updates. – Also online, incremental, parallel, and recoverable utilities for load, dump, and various DB reorg ops. ...
... for DSS queries versus OLTP queries/updates. – Also online, incremental, parallel, and recoverable utilities for load, dump, and various DB reorg ops. ...
Views - Your Window On Data
... that file Into a SA$ data set using the data step and the INFILE statement. Release 79.6 of the SAS System Included a data step inlerface to the IMS database that removed the need for the Intermediate flat file, although you had to be 11 capable DL/1 programmer to use It. Version 5 ot tho SAS System ...
... that file Into a SA$ data set using the data step and the INFILE statement. Release 79.6 of the SAS System Included a data step inlerface to the IMS database that removed the need for the Intermediate flat file, although you had to be 11 capable DL/1 programmer to use It. Version 5 ot tho SAS System ...
What is a Database Management System?
... steps in any order – Calls SQLBindParameter to bind a storage location to a parameter marker and specify the data types of the storage location and the column associated with the parameter, as well as the precision and scale of the parameter. – Places the parameter’s value in the storage location. D ...
... steps in any order – Calls SQLBindParameter to bind a storage location to a parameter marker and specify the data types of the storage location and the column associated with the parameter, as well as the precision and scale of the parameter. – Places the parameter’s value in the storage location. D ...
Creating a Data Warehouse using SQL Server
... publishers, authors, titles, stores, sales, and more. If we are to believe that this is the database of a book distribution company then some of the tables really do not belong in the database, e.g. the table "roysched" that shows how much royalty individual authors receive on their books. Likewise ...
... publishers, authors, titles, stores, sales, and more. If we are to believe that this is the database of a book distribution company then some of the tables really do not belong in the database, e.g. the table "roysched" that shows how much royalty individual authors receive on their books. Likewise ...
Introduction to Spatial Databases
... How is a SDBMS different from a GIS ? SDBMS focusses on Efficient storage, querying, sharing of large spatial datasets Provides simpler set based query operations Example operations: search by region, overlay, nearest neighbor, distance, adjacency, perimeter etc. Uses spatial indices and query opti ...
... How is a SDBMS different from a GIS ? SDBMS focusses on Efficient storage, querying, sharing of large spatial datasets Provides simpler set based query operations Example operations: search by region, overlay, nearest neighbor, distance, adjacency, perimeter etc. Uses spatial indices and query opti ...