Introduction to OSP
... Runs on almost any Web server on several operating systems. One of the strongest features is the wide range of supported databases ...
... Runs on almost any Web server on several operating systems. One of the strongest features is the wide range of supported databases ...
SQL Server Replication
... that connect to it are designed to cope with a mirroring failover. The distribution database is the simplest to consider. The distribution database is also where the replication configuration is stored, and it is tightly coupled with the server name where replication is configured. Hence, any failov ...
... that connect to it are designed to cope with a mirroring failover. The distribution database is the simplest to consider. The distribution database is also where the replication configuration is stored, and it is tightly coupled with the server name where replication is configured. Hence, any failov ...
Automatic partitioning of database applications
... bases. These code bases are usually written in different languages and must be maintained separately. Stored-procedure languages are often database-vendor specific, making applications that use them less portable between databases. Programmers are less likely to be familiar with or comfortable in lo ...
... bases. These code bases are usually written in different languages and must be maintained separately. Stored-procedure languages are often database-vendor specific, making applications that use them less portable between databases. Programmers are less likely to be familiar with or comfortable in lo ...
A Primer on SQL (1st Edition)
... and year) and 3 rows. The formal term for a column in a database is a field and a row is known as a record. There are two things of note in the figure above. The first one is that, the id field effectively tells you nothing about the programming language by itself, other than its sequential position ...
... and year) and 3 rows. The formal term for a column in a database is a field and a row is known as a record. There are two things of note in the figure above. The first one is that, the id field effectively tells you nothing about the programming language by itself, other than its sequential position ...
On Effectiveness of Database Accessing Methods for Subset
... searched subsets of the size greater than 10 we deal with large join queries that are not well supported by traditional query optimizers [[8],[15]]. Second, the intermediate tables resulting from the selection operations may be very large due to the low selectivity of the selection predicates. The ...
... searched subsets of the size greater than 10 we deal with large join queries that are not well supported by traditional query optimizers [[8],[15]]. Second, the intermediate tables resulting from the selection operations may be very large due to the low selectivity of the selection predicates. The ...
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services
... This document is provided "as-is". Information and views expressed in this document, including URL and other Internet website references, may change without notice. You bear the risk of using it. Some examples depicted herein are provided for illustration only and are fictitious. No real association ...
... This document is provided "as-is". Information and views expressed in this document, including URL and other Internet website references, may change without notice. You bear the risk of using it. Some examples depicted herein are provided for illustration only and are fictitious. No real association ...
db_ch4
... as the value for the new attribute. The form of the alter table command is alter table r add A D where A is the name of the attribute to be added to relation r and D is the domain of A. The alter table command can also be used to drop attributes ...
... as the value for the new attribute. The form of the alter table command is alter table r add A D where A is the name of the attribute to be added to relation r and D is the domain of A. The alter table command can also be used to drop attributes ...
Using Management Data Warehouse for Performance
... DBAs and SQL Server performance analysts (PA). Performance problem reports arrive after the fact with little supplemental information available. The typical response is either to setup limited monitoring for a few days or attempt to replicate the problem on a cloned database. The advent of the Manag ...
... DBAs and SQL Server performance analysts (PA). Performance problem reports arrive after the fact with little supplemental information available. The typical response is either to setup limited monitoring for a few days or attempt to replicate the problem on a cloned database. The advent of the Manag ...
107-29: Improving Peformance: Accessing DB2 Data with SAS 9
... addition of SAS/ACCESS. SAS/ACCESS communicates with the database server using the DB2 Call Level Interface (CLI) API included in the DB2 client software. Other SAS application packages that run on top of Base SAS can be added as needed but are not required for running basic SAS applications. Howeve ...
... addition of SAS/ACCESS. SAS/ACCESS communicates with the database server using the DB2 Call Level Interface (CLI) API included in the DB2 client software. Other SAS application packages that run on top of Base SAS can be added as needed but are not required for running basic SAS applications. Howeve ...
CHAPTER 4 Relational Database Management System: MySQL
... Relational Database Management System: MySQL This chapter introduces the student to the MySQL database management system and PHP, the programming language used to program applications that access a MySQL database. The discussion in this chapter is not specific to any version of MySQL and all exampl ...
... Relational Database Management System: MySQL This chapter introduces the student to the MySQL database management system and PHP, the programming language used to program applications that access a MySQL database. The discussion in this chapter is not specific to any version of MySQL and all exampl ...
Intro to the Class
... At the end of this module the student will understand the following tasks and concepts. Understand how Oracle Net interacts with RAC. Understand how to configure tnsnames for RAC with Transparent Application Failover (TAF) Understand how to configure JDBC connections for RAC Understand how to config ...
... At the end of this module the student will understand the following tasks and concepts. Understand how Oracle Net interacts with RAC. Understand how to configure tnsnames for RAC with Transparent Application Failover (TAF) Understand how to configure JDBC connections for RAC Understand how to config ...
The COMET Database Management System
... The COMET DBMS (component-based embedded real-time database management system) is an experimental database platform. COMET is intended for resourceconstrained embedded vehicle control-systems. The complexity of modern vehicle control systems is rapidly increasing [1], and so is also the amount of da ...
... The COMET DBMS (component-based embedded real-time database management system) is an experimental database platform. COMET is intended for resourceconstrained embedded vehicle control-systems. The complexity of modern vehicle control systems is rapidly increasing [1], and so is also the amount of da ...
ch7
... Exploring Microsoft Access 2003 Chapter 7 Building Applications: The Switchboard, Macros, and Prototyping ...
... Exploring Microsoft Access 2003 Chapter 7 Building Applications: The Switchboard, Macros, and Prototyping ...
SUGI 28: Performance Tuning SAS/ACCESS(r) for DB2
... statements. In this example the performance gain we realized using explicit SQL resulted from all the processing being handled by the database. If we were to develop a general rule of thumb here, it would be something like: If SAS does not need to process it, let the database do the work. Explicit S ...
... statements. In this example the performance gain we realized using explicit SQL resulted from all the processing being handled by the database. If we were to develop a general rule of thumb here, it would be something like: If SAS does not need to process it, let the database do the work. Explicit S ...
Automatic Partitioning of Database Applications
... bases. These code bases are usually written in different languages and must be maintained separately. Stored-procedure languages are often database-vendor specific, making applications that use them less portable between databases. Programmers are less likely to be familiar with or comfortable in lo ...
... bases. These code bases are usually written in different languages and must be maintained separately. Stored-procedure languages are often database-vendor specific, making applications that use them less portable between databases. Programmers are less likely to be familiar with or comfortable in lo ...
Relativity Environment Optimization Guide - v9.2
... learning at your own pace. To view these tutorials, visit the Tutorial page on kcura.com. Documentation - We constantly strive to ensure that all users of Relativity are educated on the full functionality of the platform. To help you and your team stay well informed, we post all documentation on thi ...
... learning at your own pace. To view these tutorials, visit the Tutorial page on kcura.com. Documentation - We constantly strive to ensure that all users of Relativity are educated on the full functionality of the platform. To help you and your team stay well informed, we post all documentation on thi ...
SQL Server 2005 on Windows Server 2008 Guide
... Service Broker operations, INSERTED and DELETED tables that triggers use, and cursor processing. Transaction log files Each database has one or more transaction log files. A transaction log file stores the details for all transactions in a SQL Server database. This information is critical for restor ...
... Service Broker operations, INSERTED and DELETED tables that triggers use, and cursor processing. Transaction log files Each database has one or more transaction log files. A transaction log file stores the details for all transactions in a SQL Server database. This information is critical for restor ...
Document
... last checkpoint, nothing needs to be done – For a transaction that performed a commit operation after the last checkpoint, redo the transaction and update the database, applied from the oldest to the newest transactions. – For any transaction with a ROLLBACK operation after the last checkpoint or th ...
... last checkpoint, nothing needs to be done – For a transaction that performed a commit operation after the last checkpoint, redo the transaction and update the database, applied from the oldest to the newest transactions. – For any transaction with a ROLLBACK operation after the last checkpoint or th ...
w03_1_INF280_Relational_Model
... Relational Model represents database as a collection of relations. • A relation may be considered as a table of values, where each row represents a collection of related values, forming an instance, a fact, corresponding with an entity in an entity-set. • Table-name and columns-names are used to int ...
... Relational Model represents database as a collection of relations. • A relation may be considered as a table of values, where each row represents a collection of related values, forming an instance, a fact, corresponding with an entity in an entity-set. • Table-name and columns-names are used to int ...
Multiple Choice Tutorial
... large to be held in its entirety in the computer's primary storage, therefore there is a need for software to manage that data. ...
... large to be held in its entirety in the computer's primary storage, therefore there is a need for software to manage that data. ...
Relational-Complete Private Information Retrieval
... domain front running [14]. 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 ...
... domain front running [14]. 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 ...