INTRODUCTION TO ORACLE 10G PDF

filters in your user interface to minimize the data fetching from server.
If you are working continuously with a similar set of SQL statements (like INSERT
in a loop etc.) in a routine, it is always suggested to take advantage of statement caching. A cache is nothing but some hig[r]

tion Server 10 g (referenced here together as Application Server) replaced a previous
Oracle Application Server (OAS) and Oracle Web Application Server. Oracle’s Application Server can be scaled across multiple middle-tier servers.
This product includes a web l[r]

Preface
Why This Book? Why This Book?
Oracle ® 10 g has introduced new features into its reper- toire of SQL instructions that make database queries more versatile. When programmers use SQL in Oracle, they inevitably look for easier and new ways to handle que[r]

DBA!" One scrambles to find sources for technical knowledge when thrust into this role and, what better place to be than reading Oracle Database 10g: A Beginner's Guide ? The following list outlines common responsibilities of the Oracle Database 10[r]

Introduction
his book is designed to be read from beginning to end by those new to PL/SQL. Part I covers PL/SQL fundamentals. Part II covers the backbone of the programming language, which consists of functions, procedures, packages, triggers, and large objects. Par[r]

For both the Access and the XML data, we connected to physical files. Are we going to do the same with the Oracle? Well, no. Oracle is much like SQL Server in that both run as Win- dows services, which are different than file-based databases, such as Access. To dev[r]

TRANG 1 TRANG 2 COURSE OBJECTIVES AFTER COMPLETING THIS COURSE, YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO THE FOLLOWING: • IDENTIFY VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF THE ORACLE ARCHITECTURE • START UP AND SHUT DOWN [r]

Mandatory access controls Introduction to Mandatory Access Control (Security Classes, MAC properties, Multilevel relation, Pros and cons of MAC); MAC in Oracle - Oracle Label Security, security classes, classification level.

About the Authors
Ian Abramson is the CTO of Red Sky Data, a Toronto-based company that has been building a results-based track
record for delivering high-quality Data Warehouse and Oracle solutions to its clients around the world.
Ian is coauthor of several Oracle title[r]

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Acknowledgments
Ian Abramson: I would like to thank my wife, Susan (who is the best decorator in the world), and my children,
Baila and Jillian. We are strongest as one, we all draw strength from each other. Thanks also to my coauthors: you have helped to make th[r]

If you have performed the steps in Chapter 3, "Reviewing the Source Code of the Web Report", you should already have the source open in Reports Builder. In this case, you can skip Step 1. The steps in this section show you how to use the Report Wizard to format the data you[r]

Let’s take a look at how the preinstallation tasks are organized in this chapter. They fall into the following four major categories:
Architectural design
■ The first preinstallation step is to make the minimum number of design decisions required to install a basic GC environment,[r]

2.3.4.1. Các tính năng vượt trội của kiểm toán FGẠ
Fine grained auditing kiểm toán dữ liệu dựa trên nội dung. FGA cung cấp điều khiển tốt hơn và là một phương pháp chi tiết hơn của kiểm toán.
Phương pháp này tạo ra các bản ghi kiểm toán dựa trên các điều kiện, truy vấn chính xác,và lấy dữ li[r]

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Performance
Most customers’ second question after, “How does TDE work?” is, “What effect will this have on the performance of my database systems?” These are both certainly fair questions. Everyone is trying to maximize their resources, get the most out of their hardware, and keep a user c[r]

Database and application security form one end of the computer security field. These two areas are closely aligned because of the heavy and obvious relationship between applications and databases. Along with other areas of security, database and application security continues to evolve rap[r]