... mode, use the exit command. Step 1 Basic router configuration Connect a rollover cable to the console port on the router and the other end to the PC with a DB9 or DB25 adapter to a COM port. ... modified. Save? [yes/no]: Type n and then press Enter. The responding line prompt will be: Proceed with reload? [confirm] Press Enter to confirm. In the first line of the response will be: Reload ... Enter. Now the router is ready for the assigned lab to be performed. 10 - 10 CCNA 3: Switching Basics and Intermediate Routing v 3.0 - Lab 1.2.3 Copyright 2003, Cisco Systems, Inc. Router...
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... Jumpstart with Examples !The title of this book was originally Oracle SQL Reference, but duringthe writing process, we set our hearts on the new title Oracle SQL Jumpstart with Examples ... effectively, we need to understand the most basic forms of SQL, having much to do with why SQL was invented in thefirst place. In short, SQL database access has evolved with data modelingtechniques, Oracle ... developers. Essentially this book is all about Ora-cle SQL with some interesting additions such as XML, basic PL/SQL pro-gramming, and the basic facts about Oracle Database underlyingarchitecture....
... DIS-TINCT and the DUAL table. So let’s begin with the basics of the SELECTstatement and some simple examples just to get into the swing of things. 4.1 The Basic SELECT Statement SELECT is the ... SQL*Plus.Null values sort as the highest value by default.4.3.6 Using PseudocolumnsOne or two simple examples will suffice with respect to the SELECT state-ment. For example, the following query ... onmatching column values between tables.Subqueries are queries executed within other queries: a SELECTstatement executed within another calling SELECT statement.Queries for table and view creation...
... the categories of operators, conditions,and pseudocolumns both with respect to Oracle documentation and other chapters in this book.Let’s begin with the simplest of things, precedence. Chap7.fm ... file, along with the script CDREPORT.SQL, should beplaced into the HTTP Server’s document directory on the server. Thedefault document directory location is $ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Apache/htdocs. Before ... with MUSICCD_ID = 1. An editing session can be initi-ated from within SQL*Plus using the EDIT command.EDITIn the background, SQL*Plus writes a file named AFIEDT.BUF andthen opens the file with...
... in Oracle documentation both online and in Oracle software docu-mentation. Specific reference details of all functions can be found in the SQLReference Manual section under the Oracle documentation ... in this chapter. However, you will gain experience with the com-monly used functions. Other more obscure functions are detailed in Oracledocumentation. Single-row functions can be subdivided ... rows from both tables as with an inner join butincluding rows from one or both tables that do not have matchingrows in the other table. Missing values are replaced with null values. Left...
... chapter deals with making changes to the database usingDML commands to add, change, and remove data. We begin with theINSERT command. Figure 15.5 Two Updates to theSame Row with aSAVEPOINTLabel ... XMLType datatype with respectto Oracle SQL. The XMLType datatype is merely a storage medium andhas little to do with actually “doing things” to XML structures, with OracleSQL commands. We want ... allow the creation of documents that are generally executable ina Web browser. 1 This is a very simple HTML document: <HTML><HEAD><P>This is the document header.</P></HEAD>...
... views include awide variety of queries. Two common ones are views with joins and views with inline subqueries. 19.3.3.1 Views with Joins Let’s dive right in by creating a complex view that ... the intent of the view. To ensure that the viewis never used for updating, you can create it with the WITH READ ONLYclause as in the following example:CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW OLDMUSIC_VIEW ASSELECT ... with JoinsModifying data through a view that joins two tables is tricky. In addition toall the rules that Oracle Database 10g imposes on simple views, there arestill more rules for views with...
... were installed with your database, there may be quite a few ofthese users. Do not log in as any of these users unless specificallyinstructed to do so by Oracle Database 10 g documentation. ... makes queries with anindexed expression in the WHERE clause much faster. Often, func-tions in the WHERE clause cause the Optimizer to ignore indexes. Afunction-based index provides with the Optimizer ... on the indexed columns. However, large OLTP sys-tems do use IOTs with some success, and these IOTs are likely to befor tables with a small number of columns or short row length (seeChapter 18)....
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