Your Database can do SAS too!
... libname, rather than pulling the detail data into SAS, SAS issues summarizing SQL to the database, counting and grouping as necessary and a small, summary result set is returned to SAS. However… this paper is not about in-database processing. Rather, we’ll identify ways to use native database functi ...
... libname, rather than pulling the detail data into SAS, SAS issues summarizing SQL to the database, counting and grouping as necessary and a small, summary result set is returned to SAS. However… this paper is not about in-database processing. Rather, we’ll identify ways to use native database functi ...
An integrated intranet and dynamic database Postgraduate School
... These databases, while minimally acceptable in the past to simply track personnel and classified material, are obsolete and no longer fully support the staff’s expanding information needs. ...
... These databases, while minimally acceptable in the past to simply track personnel and classified material, are obsolete and no longer fully support the staff’s expanding information needs. ...
Downstream Capture/Apply: Oracle Streams
... 1. created a 2nd database called ora11b, used regular datafiles (non-asm database). Created an HR user in ora11b, granted connect, resource to HR. 2. ensured that the listener (which is controlled by the grid infrastructure) could listen for both ora11 and ora11b 3. saved off the entire server to en ...
... 1. created a 2nd database called ora11b, used regular datafiles (non-asm database). Created an HR user in ora11b, granted connect, resource to HR. 2. ensured that the listener (which is controlled by the grid infrastructure) could listen for both ora11 and ora11b 3. saved off the entire server to en ...
LINQ and LINQ-to-SQL
... Create a database called NorthwindTwin with the same structure as Northwind using the features from ObjectContext. Find for the API for schema generation in MSDN or in Google. ...
... Create a database called NorthwindTwin with the same structure as Northwind using the features from ObjectContext. Find for the API for schema generation in MSDN or in Google. ...
HP OpenView Data Extraction and Reporting
... Metrics” has details regarding metrics that are available on each platform ...
... Metrics” has details regarding metrics that are available on each platform ...
The Case For Change Notifications in Pull-Based
... In recent years, new database systems have emerged that aim to provide real-time change notifications in a scalable manner, but they provide only vendor-specific solutions. Existing applications working on a purely pull-based database have to either switch the underlying data storage system to gain ...
... In recent years, new database systems have emerged that aim to provide real-time change notifications in a scalable manner, but they provide only vendor-specific solutions. Existing applications working on a purely pull-based database have to either switch the underlying data storage system to gain ...
ppt
... Another Example of a Sub-query in SELECT SELECT S.sid, S.age, (SELECT MAX(S2.age) FROM Sailors S2 WHERE S2.age
... Another Example of a Sub-query in SELECT SELECT S.sid, S.age, (SELECT MAX(S2.age) FROM Sailors S2 WHERE S2.age
Logging_or_Nologging.ppt - OracleNZ by Francisco Munoz Alvarez
... result of an excessive workload of update, insert, and delete (DML) operations in the database. ...
... result of an excessive workload of update, insert, and delete (DML) operations in the database. ...
Chapter 1: Introduction
... Application programmers – interact with system through DML calls Sophisticated users – form requests in a database query language ...
... Application programmers – interact with system through DML calls Sophisticated users – form requests in a database query language ...
Introduction to SQL Server for Windows Administrators
... • Databases are created in “Business Intelligence ...
... • Databases are created in “Business Intelligence ...
More SQL – Insert, Update, and Delete
... Note the placement of single quotes inside of double quotes for the strings, id, name, and variety, and the absence of single quotes for quantity and price. The insert statement returns an integer value that is 0 if the update failed and is the number of rows inserted if it succeeded. Since we norma ...
... Note the placement of single quotes inside of double quotes for the strings, id, name, and variety, and the absence of single quotes for quantity and price. The insert statement returns an integer value that is 0 if the update failed and is the number of rows inserted if it succeeded. Since we norma ...
Deductive Databases - Theory Meets Practice
... step toward declarative semantics was taken by freeing the user from the concern of whether forward chaining or backward chaining should be used in executing a set of rules. Current expert system shells frequently support only one of these two strategies; when they provide for both, they leave to th ...
... step toward declarative semantics was taken by freeing the user from the concern of whether forward chaining or backward chaining should be used in executing a set of rules. Current expert system shells frequently support only one of these two strategies; when they provide for both, they leave to th ...
ON table|view
... Windows authentication mode – If the server is configured to support Windows authentication only, SQL Server logins are not permitted. Incorrect password – If a user forgets his/her password, a system administrator will have to change the password to a new, known value. Login deleted – Another ...
... Windows authentication mode – If the server is configured to support Windows authentication only, SQL Server logins are not permitted. Incorrect password – If a user forgets his/her password, a system administrator will have to change the password to a new, known value. Login deleted – Another ...
Cooperative Object Buffer Management in the Advanced Information
... runtime would cause very long delays, the necessary data is usually extracted (“checked out”, see /I IL82/) at the beginning and brought back into the host database (“checked in”) when all the work has been done. If large complex objects are manipulated at the workstation, the question arises what s ...
... runtime would cause very long delays, the necessary data is usually extracted (“checked out”, see /I IL82/) at the beginning and brought back into the host database (“checked in”) when all the work has been done. If large complex objects are manipulated at the workstation, the question arises what s ...
Chapter 9 Slides
... video, sound, voice mail, spreadsheets, etc. • RDBMSs store complex objects using special data types – Binary large objects (BLOBs) ...
... video, sound, voice mail, spreadsheets, etc. • RDBMSs store complex objects using special data types – Binary large objects (BLOBs) ...
One… ADO Data Control
... – The ADO data control offers more event procedures than the DAO control to allow more complete control over database management ...
... – The ADO data control offers more event procedures than the DAO control to allow more complete control over database management ...
Data Warehousing
... Event = a database action (create/update/delete) that results from a transaction ...
... Event = a database action (create/update/delete) that results from a transaction ...
detailed-skills
... Backup and restore: Hot and cold backups using both custom UNIX scripts and RMAN. Working with RMAN repository. RMAN scripting. RMAN backups to disk and tape devices. Development of the backup policy. Creating logical backups using Oracle Export utility. Indepth knowledge of various recovery techniq ...
... Backup and restore: Hot and cold backups using both custom UNIX scripts and RMAN. Working with RMAN repository. RMAN scripting. RMAN backups to disk and tape devices. Development of the backup policy. Creating logical backups using Oracle Export utility. Indepth knowledge of various recovery techniq ...