... name of theserver computer on which SQLServer is running intheServer drop-down list box. To start SQL Server, you click the Start/Continue button. To stop SQL Server, you click the Stop ... and stop SQLServerusingthe Service Manager and use the Enterprise Manager to administer SQL Server. Starting and Stopping SQLServer To start and stop SQL Server, you use the Service Manager ... edit the items stored in that database. Each SQLServer installation contains the following seven folders shown inthe left pane: • Databases Contains tools that allow you to access the databases...
... opinions about cloud com-puting and its impact on business. Some of these people are named in the text of the book and others are not, yet all of them havecontributed to our thinking and the ideas ... operating units closest to the scene of the action.Business UnitEnterprise CoordinatorBusiness UnitBusiness UnitBusiness UnitBusiness UnitNew CoordinatorBusiness units become new coordinators ... fixed cost investments in unusedproduction capacity are risking their profits and their very existence. In the twentieth century, businesses around the world learned the lessons of industrial...
... edges inthe network to compute the similarity of two nodes. He then exploited the moving fixed size window to minimize the sum 929 In their models, the depth inthe WordNet, i.e. the distance ... than the strength of individual word or sense linkages. An interesting question is whether these results will be borne out in other datasets. Inthe forthcoming work we will inves-tigate their ... transform the context setting into the computational one to narrow down the specific meaning of the target, manually realiz-ing this with the help of Roget’s Thesaurus. They defined a lexical chain...
... monitoring,managing, and administering your application. Inthe topmost section,labeled Main, the third link from the top is Logs. Clicking on the Logslink changes the view to show you information ... Engine application inthe cloud. This isn’t going to be the most exciting chapter inthe book, but it’sstuff that you need to get out of the way in order to be able to get to the interesting ... Engine tools ar e installed. Y o u ’ r e ready to build an App Engineapplication. Inthe next chapter, we’ll start building a real chat appli-cation that runs inthecloudusingthe App Engine...
... record, the system needs to checkits stored version against the current version maintained inthe in- dexes to determine whether the record contains the latest data. Suchcost of accessing indexes ... record in the log. The index of each tablet can be maintained in memorysince the size of an index entry is much smaller than the record’ssize. The in- memory index is especially useful for handling ... compar-ing the versions of the records in T ’s write set that T has read be-fore (there is no blind write) with the current version of the recordsmaintained inthe in- memory indexes. If there...
... AddCustomersXml() to read the XML data containing details of two customers using OPENXML() and to insert two new rows into the Customers table usingthe values from that XML data. Listing 16.15 shows ... customers using OPENXML(), and then you'll insert two new rows into the Customers table usingthe values from that XML data. OPENXML() Syntax The OPENXML() function uses the following syntax ... working with a table that already exists inthe database. Using OPENXML() OPENXML() reads the XML from the document specified by the handle @XmlDocumentId and returns the rows to the INSERT...
... encoded in base 64. Note If you want to retrieve binary data using either the RAW or EXPLICIT mode, then you must use the BINARY BASE64 option. In the examples in this section, I'll use the ... is contained in a T -SQL script named ForXmlRaw .sql, which is located inthesql directory for this chapter. You can load the ForXmlRaw .sql T -SQL script into Query Analyzer by selecting File ... the data rather than the actual data itself. The following example retrieves the EmployeeID and Photo columns for the top two rows from the Employees table usingthe AUTO mode: USE Northwind...
... SQLServer ➣ Books Online. Figure 1.9 shows theSQLServer documentation home page. Figure 1.9: SQLServer documentation home page You can browse the online books usingthe Contents tab, and ... search for specific information usingthe Index and Search tabs. Figure 1.10 shows some of the information for the SELECT statement, which is located inthe Transact -SQL reference book. ... Using theSQLServer Documentation SQL Server also comes with extensive electronic documentation. To access this documentation, you select Start ➣ Programs ➣ Microsoft SQLServer ➣...
... is in bytes, meaning that Unicode data types (nchar, nvarchar, and ntext) report double the value of the MaxLength property of the column object. Inthe example, the ShipCountry column of the ... ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings[" ;Sql_ ConnectString"]); // Create DataAdapter. SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(sqlText, conn); // Add table mappings. da.TableMappings.Add("Table", ... over the collection of columns inthe table and displays the length, precision, and scale for each from the Hashtable. Information from the FillSchema( ) method of the DataAdapter is also included....
... Comments Using the data table sets up the scene for usingthe list box in retrieving data inthe next How-To. Remember: By usingthe DataTable object, you can assign both the display value and the ... of the form that was created inthe first How-To in this chapter. 2. Replace the btnLoadList Click event with the following code listed here in Listing 3.3. That's it. After creating the ... After creating theSQL string that will be used and storing it in strSQL, the data adapter called odaCust is created. The odtCust data table is then filled using odaCust. Last, the DataSource,...