
ppt
... • Equivalent expressions • Different algorithms for each operation (Chapter 13) • Cost difference between a good and a bad way of evaluating a query can be enormous • Example: performing a r X s followed by a selection r.A = s.B is much slower than performing a join on the same condition • Need to e ...
... • Equivalent expressions • Different algorithms for each operation (Chapter 13) • Cost difference between a good and a bad way of evaluating a query can be enormous • Example: performing a r X s followed by a selection r.A = s.B is much slower than performing a join on the same condition • Need to e ...
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 certification and course
... Course code: M2786 – 2 days Course code: M2787 – 2 days ...
... Course code: M2786 – 2 days Course code: M2787 – 2 days ...
CSR installation instructions
... temporary root (super-user) privileges. Not all users are allowed to use the sudo command. Please, make sure that the system administrator of your Linux machine has assigned the privileges to you so that you can type: sudo –s You will be prompted for your own user password. Typing it does not show a ...
... temporary root (super-user) privileges. Not all users are allowed to use the sudo command. Please, make sure that the system administrator of your Linux machine has assigned the privileges to you so that you can type: sudo –s You will be prompted for your own user password. Typing it does not show a ...
Configuring a JDBC Resource for Sybase IQ
... The Metadata Manager Agent is a Windows-based program that Metadata Manager uses to access metadata sources and extract source metadata. By default, the Metadata Manager Agent runs on the Windows nodes where the Metadata Manager Service runs. The Metadata Manager Agent does not run on UNIX. If the M ...
... The Metadata Manager Agent is a Windows-based program that Metadata Manager uses to access metadata sources and extract source metadata. By default, the Metadata Manager Agent runs on the Windows nodes where the Metadata Manager Service runs. The Metadata Manager Agent does not run on UNIX. If the M ...
To enhance the PostgreSQL system, we propose
... room for improvement. If an entire PostgreSQL server were to crash, the full process it was working on would obviously be halted, and the user would have to wait server to restore and utilize the write ahead log to return to your previous state. Thus we felt we that an enhancement was needed to ensu ...
... room for improvement. If an entire PostgreSQL server were to crash, the full process it was working on would obviously be halted, and the user would have to wait server to restore and utilize the write ahead log to return to your previous state. Thus we felt we that an enhancement was needed to ensu ...
Oracle Database 11g for Windows and .NET
... More Information • OTN Fusion Middleware and Microsoft • http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/mid dleware/fusion-middleware-microsoftinteroperability.html ...
... More Information • OTN Fusion Middleware and Microsoft • http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/mid dleware/fusion-middleware-microsoftinteroperability.html ...
Strategies for Migrating Oracle Database to AWS
... migration. Many Oracle databases tend to be medium to large in size, ranging anywhere from 10 GB to 5 TB, with some as large as 5 TB to 20 TB or more. However, you also might need to migrate smaller databases. This is especially true for phased migrations where the databases are broken up by schema, ...
... migration. Many Oracle databases tend to be medium to large in size, ranging anywhere from 10 GB to 5 TB, with some as large as 5 TB to 20 TB or more. However, you also might need to migrate smaller databases. This is especially true for phased migrations where the databases are broken up by schema, ...
Oracle to MySQL Migration
... Besides schema and server-side business logic conversion, you may also need to modify SQL statements within the application. It is vital to assess how much of this work will need to be done to complete the migration. To start, you have to check what database API is used in your applications to acces ...
... Besides schema and server-side business logic conversion, you may also need to modify SQL statements within the application. It is vital to assess how much of this work will need to be done to complete the migration. To start, you have to check what database API is used in your applications to acces ...
Explicit SQL Pass-Through: Is It Still Useful?
... SAS/ACCESS® offers two methods of passing SQL to Relational Databases for processing: implicit and explicit. Implicit SQL Pass-Through can be identified by the use of a SAS LIBNAME statement pointing at a relational database. As the name suggests, SAS® will attempt to convert such code to SQL that t ...
... SAS/ACCESS® offers two methods of passing SQL to Relational Databases for processing: implicit and explicit. Implicit SQL Pass-Through can be identified by the use of a SAS LIBNAME statement pointing at a relational database. As the name suggests, SAS® will attempt to convert such code to SQL that t ...
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LOST AND FOUND WEB
... the item is found and brought to one of the offices, they would be [automatically] notified. Additionally, the process of recovering these lost items could sometimes be very tedious. For example, when users are not sure any more as to when they lost an item, most likely, the workers at the lost and ...
... the item is found and brought to one of the offices, they would be [automatically] notified. Additionally, the process of recovering these lost items could sometimes be very tedious. For example, when users are not sure any more as to when they lost an item, most likely, the workers at the lost and ...
Simple tutorial for using JDBC
... supports basic SQL functionality. It provides RDBMS access by allowing you to embed SQL inside Java code. Because Java can run on a thin client, applets embedded in Web pages can contain downloadable JDBC code to enable remote database access. You will learn how to create a table, insert values into ...
... supports basic SQL functionality. It provides RDBMS access by allowing you to embed SQL inside Java code. Because Java can run on a thin client, applets embedded in Web pages can contain downloadable JDBC code to enable remote database access. You will learn how to create a table, insert values into ...
Database Tuning Principles, Experiments and Troubleshooting
... • Repeatable Read (no unrepeatable reads for read/write ) – Two phase locking ...
... • Repeatable Read (no unrepeatable reads for read/write ) – Two phase locking ...
computing candidate keys of relational operators for optimizing
... as the transformations involved in producing the concrete data item. It can be used to estimate the quality of data, determine trust measures of data, to gain additional insights about it, or to trace errors in transformed data back to its origins. A complete record of provenance in scientific compu ...
... as the transformations involved in producing the concrete data item. It can be used to estimate the quality of data, determine trust measures of data, to gain additional insights about it, or to trace errors in transformed data back to its origins. A complete record of provenance in scientific compu ...
Configuration - Indico
... physics data require stable trigger setup – no trigger configuration changes while running – exception 1: pre-scaling of trigger algorithms: • luminosity drops while running trigger rates decrease decrease pre-scaling (in steps) to compensate – using pre-defined pre-scaling sets (set index 0, 1, ...
... physics data require stable trigger setup – no trigger configuration changes while running – exception 1: pre-scaling of trigger algorithms: • luminosity drops while running trigger rates decrease decrease pre-scaling (in steps) to compensate – using pre-defined pre-scaling sets (set index 0, 1, ...
Accessing Your Databases with the SAS System
... basis. Of all the features that SAS provides, the most used at ETAC are its database access procedures, PROC ACCESS and PROC SOL. In earlier versions of SAS, we were forced to manually create a new access and view descriptor for each table we_wanted to use with SAS, and store these in a library. Whe ...
... basis. Of all the features that SAS provides, the most used at ETAC are its database access procedures, PROC ACCESS and PROC SOL. In earlier versions of SAS, we were forced to manually create a new access and view descriptor for each table we_wanted to use with SAS, and store these in a library. Whe ...
database tuning slides
... • Repeatable Read (no unrepeatable reads for read/write ) – Two phase locking ...
... • Repeatable Read (no unrepeatable reads for read/write ) – Two phase locking ...
Strategies and Techniques for Using Oracle7 Replication
... high transaction rate that also serves as a management reporting system. With replication, the data could be owned and maintained by the transaction system and replicated to another database location that could be specially tailored for read-only management reporting. Disaster Site Maintenance. With ...
... high transaction rate that also serves as a management reporting system. With replication, the data could be owned and maintained by the transaction system and replicated to another database location that could be specially tailored for read-only management reporting. Disaster Site Maintenance. With ...
Chapter 9: E-Commerce Solutions (COMMERCE SERVERS)
... support for necessities such as back orders or contracts that require purchases at specific intervals. Also proprietary architectures often make it difficult to customize some commerce offerings, and back-end integration issues may require writing your own custom code for each legacy system that nee ...
... support for necessities such as back orders or contracts that require purchases at specific intervals. Also proprietary architectures often make it difficult to customize some commerce offerings, and back-end integration issues may require writing your own custom code for each legacy system that nee ...
CODESOFT 2014 - Tutorial
... In this chapter we are going to link a label (the container) with a database (the content). To do this, we will use ODBC (Open DataBase Connectivity) or OLE DB connections. Databases allow you to store data. All data is organized into two-dimensional tables in what is called a relationship. Each row ...
... In this chapter we are going to link a label (the container) with a database (the content). To do this, we will use ODBC (Open DataBase Connectivity) or OLE DB connections. Databases allow you to store data. All data is organized into two-dimensional tables in what is called a relationship. Each row ...