... Michael Suyama The second wildcard is the underscore character (_), which denotes any single character. The third wildcard is used to search for a character within a range or a set, which ... delimited by brackets. For example, [a–z] denotes a range that contains all characters between a and z, and [abc] denotes a set that contains three characters: a, b, and c. The last wildcard is ... sysobjects system table. Table 3.1. Types of Objects in SQL Server Value in the Type Column Type of Object C Check constraint D Default constraint F Foreign key constraint FN Scalar function...
... this case, you cannot create an index on this computed column. ã Because connection settings can affect results, the connection that creates the index in the computed column, and every connection ... the same CHECK constraints as in the first example, but in this case it specifies not to check existing data for the first and third CHECK constraints. Tip If you create a CHECK constraint ... OD.ProductID JOIN [Customers] AS C ON C. CustomerID = O.CustomerID Chapter 6. Optimizing Access to Data: Indexes 201 USE Northwind GO CREATE INDEX C_ Products_Category_Price ON Products...
... givingprogrammers concise, focused guides to specific topics.Each book in this series presents a single topic, at a technical level appropriate to that topic.The Series' practical approach is designed ... namedsecond, which will contain the second line of the output, and then the program constructs firstas a variable that contains as many * characters as the number of characters in second. Finally, ... discarding whitespacecharacters (space, tab, backspace, or the end of the line) from the input, then readscharacters into name until it encounters another whitespace character or end-of-file.Therefore,...
... 183Generics in Configurations 185Generic Value Specification in Architecture 188Generic Specifications in Configurations 190Board-Socket-Chip Analogy 195Block Configurations 199Architecture Configurations ... muxdevice. There is an inverter component, an andgatecomponent and an orgatecomponent. Each of these components is declaredin the architecture declaration section, which is between the architecturestatement ... dataflowarchi-tecture contains no structure. There are no components instantiated inthe architecture. There is no further hierarchy, and this architecture canbe considered a leaf node in the hierarchy...
... description capability ofVHDL. Chapter 1 discusses how VHDL design relates to schematic baseddesign, and introduces the basic terms of the language. Chapter 2 describessome of the basic concepts ... advanced VHDLfeatures to the reader. Chapter 7 discusses how VHDL configurationscan be used to construct and manage complex VHDL designs. Each ofthe different configuration styles are discussed ... possible.All of this was facilitated by industry backing in a consortium of systems,electronic design automation and semiconductor companies now known as Accellera.And when the ASIC industry needed...
... the circuit shown in Figure 2-6. This circuit could be part ofa clocking scheme in a complex device being modeled. It probably wouldnot be the entire circuit, but only a part of the circuit ... description capability ofVHDL. Chapter 1 discusses how VHDL design relates to schematic baseddesign, and introduces the basic terms of the language. Chapter 2 describessome of the basic concepts ... FOR;END muxcon1;The function of the configuration statement is to spell out exactlywhich architecture to use for every component instance in the model. Thisoccurs in a hierarchical fashion....
... -pg compiler flag when both compiling the object filesand linking. For example, consider this code:% gcc -pg -c -o calculator.o calculator .c % gcc -pg -c -o stack.o stack .c % gcc -pg -c -o ... the dynamiclinking library. Append -lccmalloc -ldl to your link command, for instance.% gcc -g -Wall -pedantic malloc-use.o -o ccmalloc-use -lccmalloc –ldlExecute the program to produce a report. ... mtrace commandanalyzes this file and lists unmatched allocations and deallocations.A.2.4 Using ccmallocThe ccmalloc library diagnoses dynamic memory errors by replacing malloc and free with code...
... Each chapter builds upon the previous, until all of the basic concepts are mastered in Part 1, “Basic Socket Concepts.” Part 2, Advanced Socket Programming, ” contains some more advanced topics ... sockets by calling socketpair(2) and then fork itself into two processes by calling fork(2).Copyright â Macmillan Computer Publishing, Inc. What’s Next Chapter 3—Address Conversion Functions ... macros equivalent to the PF_ prefixed macros.Forming Socket Addresses Introduction About the Author Part 1—Basic Socket Concepts Chapter 1—Introducing Sockets A Brief Historical Introduction...
... http://www.sqlserverbyexample.com You can contact the authors by email at Carlos Eduardo Rojas: carlos@sqlserverbyexample.com Fernando G. Guerrero: fernan@sqlserverbyexample.com The public Microsoft ... news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.sqlserver.ce news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.sqlserver.clients news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.sqlserver.clustering news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.sqlserver.connect ... resources, the date and time of each access, and the location from where each access is made. SQL Server enforces security at different levels. Any data access, such as reading the unit price of...
... label.int clickCountThe click count for mouse events. A value of 1 means asingle click, and 2 means a double-click.int id The event's type, such as MOUSE_DOWN, MOUSE_MOVE,KEY_PRESS, etc.int ... event-handling methods automaticallyreceive as arguments the basic information you need about a specificevent (such as the coordinates of a mouse click), you can extractwhatever additional information ... method.If the user has selected a coordinate Draw the word Click! at the selected coordinate.Override the mouseDown() method.Save the mouse click's coordinates.Force Java to repaint the...
... NewFamily Michael Peacock Margaret (9 row(s) affected) Tip As discussed in previous chapters, use TOP if you want to specify the ORDER BY clause when creating a view. The TOP N Clause Chapter ... specified dynamically in queries, such as the table name and column names. In these specific cases, dynamic queries might be beneficial. Specifically, there are two ways to execute dynamic queries: ... conditions can be specified in the HAVING clause, combining them with a logical operator (OR or AND). Listing 4.25 shows how conditions can be combined in a HAVING clause. Listing 4.25 Combining Conditions...
... SELECT @contact = contactname, @company = companyname FROM Customers WHERE customerid = @customerid GO DECLARE @customer_id NCHAR(10),@customer_name NVARCHAR(60), @customer_company ... outerprocedure and innerprocedure, and as you can see, innerprocedure can access the temporary table created by outerprocedure. Listing 8.29 Accessing Objects Created by an Outer Stored Procedure, ... 'getcurrenttime' GO Microsoft SQL Server 2000 ProgrammingbyExample 296 CREATE PROC dbo.getCustomerInfo @customerid NCHAR(10), @contact NVARCHAR(60) OUTPUT, @company NVARCHAR(80)...
... fraction of a second in the given precision SET @secDec = (@seconds - @secInt) * POWER(10, @precision) Chapter 9. Implementing Complex Processing Logic: Programming Triggers 351 (SELECT ... Create the recursive trigger CREATE TRIGGER udtCostBudget ON CostBudgetControl AFTER UPDATE AS IF @@rowcount>0 UPDATE CostBudgetControl SET Cost = Cost + ISNULL((SELECT SUM(Cost) ... character by the number of characters in the string CREATE Function dbo.SimpleDecrypt (@string nvarchar(4000)) RETURNS nvarchar(4000) AS BEGIN DECLARE @output nvarchar(4000) DECLARE...
... Batista Queen Cozinha Lúcia Carvalho Refrescos Americanas LTDA Carlos Diaz Ricardo Adocicados Janete Limeira Microsoft SQL Server 2000 ProgrammingbyExample 456 As you can see in Listing ... JOIN Products P ON P.ProductID = OD.ProductID JOIN Categories C ON C. categoryID = P.CategoryID WHERE CategoryName LIKE &apos ;C% ' GROUP BY CategoryName, ProductName WITH CUBE (Partial ... OD.OrderID JOIN Products P ON P.ProductID = OD.ProductID JOIN Categories C ON C. categoryID = P.CategoryID WHERE CategoryName LIKE &apos ;C% ' GROUP BY CategoryName, ProductName WITH ROLLUP...