DATABASE SYSTEM: CHAPTER 10 - QUERY PROCESSING AND OPTIMIZATION

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it ispossible to diagnose the causes of the above problems. Some indexes may be dropped and some new indexes may be created based on the tuning analysis.
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23. Additional Resources
The MathWorks, Inc., and others provide a wide range of products that extend MATLAB’s capabilities. Some are collections of M-files called toolboxes. One of these has already been introduced (the Symbolic Math Toolbox). Also available is Simulink, an intera[r]

Multiple users can access databases—and use computer systems—simultaneously because of the concept of multiprogramming, which allows the computer to execute multiple programs—or
processes—at the same time. If only a single central processing unit (CPU) exists, it can actually
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The CUSTOMER table has a one-to-many relationship with the PRODUCT table. Using parallel DML is a fast way to create the PROD_CUST_LIST table, since this method uses the power of multiple CPUs.
For the PROD_CUST_LIST table, you will identify all customers who have five products left prior to their[r]

Visual Studio 2005
The SSMS Query Editor is most useful for developing administrative scripts and running ad hoc queries. However, its lack of debugging capabilities limits its use for developing more complex T-SQL functions and stored procedures. Fortunately, Visual Studio[r]

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• (J2-single loop w/access structure): If an index or hash key exists for one of the two join attribute, for example, B ∈ S, retrieve each record t ∈ R one at a time and then use the access structure to retrieve directly all matching records s ∈ S that satisfy t.A = s.B.

Getting the Right Information
When it comes to getting the right information, the question that should perhaps first be asked is, “What is the right information?” Do you know the correct information? As an outsider, the answer is “probably not.” As an insider, the answer is “perhaps.” There is a d[r]

The third objective is to minimize data loss. Some organizations cannot stand any data loss whatsoever. For example, a stock trading system must not lose a trade. It might be preferable to have no trades taking place—temporarily close the exchange—than to take the risk of losing a transact[r]

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Chapter 47 - Collecting, processing and testing urine specimens. This chapter reviews the function of the urinary system and the formation of urine. You will learn about various types of urine specimens and howto properly instruct or assist patients with the collection of these specimens.

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You can use the program in Example 9-1 to create the tables for the HR example schema used in this book. Begin by entering the commands to create the HR database tables from Chapter 8 into separate text files. Then, if you have any errors in your SQL, it won't be so hard to correct[r]

2.5.4 Three-Tier Client/Server Architectures for Web Applications
Many Web applications use an architecture called the three-tier architecture, which adds an intermediate layer between the client and the database server, as illustrated in Figure 2.7. This intermediate layer or midd[r]

You will useWeb Server Data controls to connect to the database, query data, and maintain the data, in a manner similar to that used by the Windows Forms application you built in Chapter[r]