How In-Memory Affects Database Design
... A. On-Disk Tables with FK, Instead Of Trigger - 0.0472 seconds per row - Total Time – 1:12 B. On-Disk Tables withOUT FK, Instead Of Trigger - 0.0271 seconds per row - Total Time – 0:51 C. In-Mem Tables using Interop code - 0.0202 seconds per row - Total Time 0:44 D. In-Mem Tables with Native Code - ...
... A. On-Disk Tables with FK, Instead Of Trigger - 0.0472 seconds per row - Total Time – 1:12 B. On-Disk Tables withOUT FK, Instead Of Trigger - 0.0271 seconds per row - Total Time – 0:51 C. In-Mem Tables using Interop code - 0.0202 seconds per row - Total Time 0:44 D. In-Mem Tables with Native Code - ...
Slide 1
... Using this information we are going to check to see if your favourite James Bond was in your Favourite film. Task 2 Using the information you gathered try doing a query for another piece of information. e.g. Which James Bonds drove Aston Martins ...
... Using this information we are going to check to see if your favourite James Bond was in your Favourite film. Task 2 Using the information you gathered try doing a query for another piece of information. e.g. Which James Bonds drove Aston Martins ...
The Complete Guide to Securing Amazon RDS
... Screenshot 2: Amazon’s RDS dashboard –The launch of database instance configuration and security and network details. ...
... Screenshot 2: Amazon’s RDS dashboard –The launch of database instance configuration and security and network details. ...
Oracle Data Guard 11g Release 2:
... HA Attribute: Redundancy with Isolation Data Guard Transport and Apply ...
... HA Attribute: Redundancy with Isolation Data Guard Transport and Apply ...
An In-Database Rough Set Toolkit
... analyzing them effectively. As a result, Rough Set Theory (RST) became subject to these interdisciplinary areas as reliable instrument of extracting hidden knowledge from data. That trend is visible in the versatile existence of rough setbased software libraries and tools interfacing data from flat ...
... analyzing them effectively. As a result, Rough Set Theory (RST) became subject to these interdisciplinary areas as reliable instrument of extracting hidden knowledge from data. That trend is visible in the versatile existence of rough setbased software libraries and tools interfacing data from flat ...
evaluation of existing technology
... Approximate database size (in MB/GB/TB - please indicate) # of Users (Concurrent and/or Batch) # of Tables / Views # of Procedures and Packages # of Triggers Optimizer mode in use? (COST / RULE / CHOOSE) Is the database auditing enabled? How is uniqueness generated for database rows? (natural keys, ...
... Approximate database size (in MB/GB/TB - please indicate) # of Users (Concurrent and/or Batch) # of Tables / Views # of Procedures and Packages # of Triggers Optimizer mode in use? (COST / RULE / CHOOSE) Is the database auditing enabled? How is uniqueness generated for database rows? (natural keys, ...
Document
... Queries involving all employees are easy, those involving just Hourly_Emps require a join to get some attributes. ...
... Queries involving all employees are easy, those involving just Hourly_Emps require a join to get some attributes. ...
Lec18OODatabase2
... backward-compatible with SQL3. ORDBMS - search, access and manipulate complex data types in the database with standard SQL (SQL3), without breaking the rules of the relational data model. OODBMS – The ODMG standard group’s OQL is now the de-facto query language amongst OODBMS vendors. However, in or ...
... backward-compatible with SQL3. ORDBMS - search, access and manipulate complex data types in the database with standard SQL (SQL3), without breaking the rules of the relational data model. OODBMS – The ODMG standard group’s OQL is now the de-facto query language amongst OODBMS vendors. However, in or ...
10135A_08
... • Recover messages from backup by using the recovery database • Configure and use mailbox retention settings • Configure hold policy, and recover it • Back up the Exchange Server data, and recover database to a recover database • Create a DAG on another server • Recover the server from backup • Inst ...
... • Recover messages from backup by using the recovery database • Configure and use mailbox retention settings • Configure hold policy, and recover it • Back up the Exchange Server data, and recover database to a recover database • Create a DAG on another server • Recover the server from backup • Inst ...
Logical Data Modelling
... to explore the formality of a developing a logical data model, that conforms to the ‘rules’ of Codd’s Relational Model. the ‘language’ and ‘rules’ of Relational Modelling, and the ‘definition’ of Relations. ...
... to explore the formality of a developing a logical data model, that conforms to the ‘rules’ of Codd’s Relational Model. the ‘language’ and ‘rules’ of Relational Modelling, and the ‘definition’ of Relations. ...
Techwave_2005_am18a_ASAInternals
... Space is not reserved for columns that are null BLOB values are stored in a separate “arena” of pages First 255 bytes are stored together with the row Access to the rest of the BLOB value will almost certainly require a SEEK Implications for choice of page size ...
... Space is not reserved for columns that are null BLOB values are stored in a separate “arena” of pages First 255 bytes are stored together with the row Access to the rest of the BLOB value will almost certainly require a SEEK Implications for choice of page size ...
Physical Database Design and Tuning
... After ER design, schema refinement, and the definition of views, we have the conceptual and external schemas for our database. The next step is to choose indexes, make clustering decisions, and to refine the conceptual and external schemas (if necessary) to meet performance goals. We must begin ...
... After ER design, schema refinement, and the definition of views, we have the conceptual and external schemas for our database. The next step is to choose indexes, make clustering decisions, and to refine the conceptual and external schemas (if necessary) to meet performance goals. We must begin ...
winword doc
... Ongoing implementation efforts concentrate on providing forms based, or more currently, CORBA based interfaces to biological databases. Direct access and unrestricted queries are usually prohibited for the simple reason that this would impose an unpredictable load on the database servers, which woul ...
... Ongoing implementation efforts concentrate on providing forms based, or more currently, CORBA based interfaces to biological databases. Direct access and unrestricted queries are usually prohibited for the simple reason that this would impose an unpredictable load on the database servers, which woul ...
Document
... – Essential when security and fault tolerance is critical and the OS cannot provide such services. – Typically: data, replication and fragmentation transparency ...
... – Essential when security and fault tolerance is critical and the OS cannot provide such services. – Typically: data, replication and fragmentation transparency ...
Lecture 18 ppt
... • Why do we need path description language: can’t get at the data using just Relation.Attribute expressions. • XQUERY is a full query language for XML documents with power similar to OQL (Object Query Language, query language for object-oriented databases). ...
... • Why do we need path description language: can’t get at the data using just Relation.Attribute expressions. • XQUERY is a full query language for XML documents with power similar to OQL (Object Query Language, query language for object-oriented databases). ...
`Modern` Databases
... • Why do we need path description language: can’t get at the data using just Relation.Attribute expressions. • XQUERY is a full query language for XML documents with power similar to OQL (Object Query Language, query language for object-oriented databases). ...
... • Why do we need path description language: can’t get at the data using just Relation.Attribute expressions. • XQUERY is a full query language for XML documents with power similar to OQL (Object Query Language, query language for object-oriented databases). ...
Super database computers : hardware and software
... the notion and characteristics of very large databases for online storage and processing are motivated. The database computer requirements The limitations and bottlenecks of the for very large databases are given. conventional database computer (i.e., the database management system, DBMS, utilizing ...
... the notion and characteristics of very large databases for online storage and processing are motivated. The database computer requirements The limitations and bottlenecks of the for very large databases are given. conventional database computer (i.e., the database management system, DBMS, utilizing ...
Chapter 19: Distributed Databases
... Alternative models carry out transactions by sending messages Code to handle messages must be carefully designed to ensure atomicity and durability properties for updates Isolation cannot be guaranteed, in that intermediate stages are visible, but code must ensure no inconsistent states result ...
... Alternative models carry out transactions by sending messages Code to handle messages must be carefully designed to ensure atomicity and durability properties for updates Isolation cannot be guaranteed, in that intermediate stages are visible, but code must ensure no inconsistent states result ...
Database Connectivity Toolkit for Big Data
... does not support stored procedures through its usual user interface. A stored procedure created in one DBMS might not work with another. You can use the Database Connectivity Toolkit for Big Data to create and run stored procedures, both with and without parameters. Although using stored procedures ...
... does not support stored procedures through its usual user interface. A stored procedure created in one DBMS might not work with another. You can use the Database Connectivity Toolkit for Big Data to create and run stored procedures, both with and without parameters. Although using stored procedures ...