ORACLE DATA INTEGRATOR 11G INTEGRATION AND ADMINISTRATION ED 1

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ptg204 CHAPTER 8 Installing SQL Server 2008FIGURE 8.15 Server Configuration page.Also on the Service Accounts tab, you can select the server startup options for the SQL Server services being installed by selecting the startup type in the drop-down selection list to the right of the service. It is hi[r]

Step 2: Cleanse, Validate, and Load DataAfter loading the staging area, a second set of SAS Data Integration Studio jobscleanse the data in the staging area, validate the data prior to loading, and load thedata into the data warehouse.Data qual[r]

SQL Server | Business Intelligence Development Studio menu option. You can see the BI Development Studio in Figure 1-9.The BI Development Studio, like the SQL Server Management Studio, is built on the Visual Studio 2005 IDE. It provides a solution-oriented development environment and c[r]

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10 Part I: Critical Database Conceptsnew features include “invisible” indexes, simplified table maintenance, and editioned objects. You should evaluate your previous architecture decisions in light of the new features available.In the next several chapters, you will see how to install Ora[r]

he best way to find a thing is to look for it, rather than to first eliminate everything it isn’t. It’s far easier tolocate a business in a city than it is to prove that the business doesn’t exist. The same is true of databasesearches. Proving that a row meets a condition is faster than first eliminati[r]

infrastructure costs, increases integration flexibility, and maximizes deployment options. This empowers organizations to overcome the costly constraints of a silo-based application environment and embrace an efficient, effective solution for profitable growth. Service-Oriented[r]

object.Notice that, in this section, I have made reference to the Microsoft-built Oracle data provider. Anotheroption, and many developers consider this the better option, is to use the Oracle-built ODP.NET dataprovider instead. This data provider can be freely dow[r]

Migrating Using the Data Migration AssistantIf the dark forces have hooked you into graphical interface addiction, the Data Migra-tion Assistant (DMA) is for you. There are various platform-specific requirements forusing this interface to migrate an Oracle database, so read the[r]

Linux and Unix compressed TAR or CPIO files. Use whatever operating system utility is appropriate to expand them.To launch the OUI, on Windows run the setup.exe file in the root directory, on Linux and Unix, run the runInstaller shell script.Database Creation and Upgrade ToolsTh[r]

Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. 9.12 Build ASP.NET Web Service to Update and Delete Data for Oracle Database 877 9.12.4.1 Develop Stored Procedure Update C ourse_ SP A very detailed discussion of creating and manipulating pac[r]

opyright ©2002 SYBEX, Inc., Alameda, CAwww.sybex.comPlease purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark.CHAPTER 12 • USING TRANSPORTABLE TABLESPACES530you will need to decide if you wish to move all of the partitions or only some of thepartitions. You will need to identify th[r]

Dynamic SQL still has two varieties in the Oracle 11g Database. You have Native Dynamic SQL, also known as NDS, and the DBMS_SQL built-in package. Both have been improved in this release.Native Dynamic SQLIn Oracle 11g, native dynamic SQL now supports[r]

OCA/OCP Oracle Database 11g All-in-One Exam Guide87 6The Scheduler (described in Chapter 22) runs jobs automatically, at certain times and repeatedly at certain intervals. The jobs will usually be defined by the DBA, but following creation of a database with the DBCA, the[r]

First and foremost, I’d like to acknowledge my gratitude for Charles Kim, my coauthor. It’s a privilege to write a book with a consummate Oracle professional such as Charles. Charles has made writing this book a great pleasure, and he worked hard to meet our short deadlines, thi[r]