Titlebook: Expert One-on-One Oracle; Thomas Kyte Book 2005 Thomas Kyte 2005 Access.DEX.Java.Microsoft Access.SQL.analytic function.authentication.con

deciduous

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6104-2ked at the processes (or threads depending on the operating system) that make Oracle do what it does. Now we are ready to look at the implementation of some other features in Oracle such as . controls, and . in the following chapters.

Prostatism

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-42423-0 we really use, what SQL we really execute, and so on. Given that stored outlines are so transparent to an application, and add little or no overhead at run-time, their usefulness is increased. There are some crucial caveats to be aware of with regards to this feature, but once educated about them, stored outlines can be very powerful.

SUE

Schlussbemerkung und Forschungsausblickh as a utility to load dBASE III files into Oracle via PL/SQL, printing the results of a query down the page in SQL*PLUS (see ., Chapter 23), pivoting resultsets (see ., Chapter 12 for details on this), and much more.

Culmination

蔑視

Optimizer Plan Stability, we really use, what SQL we really execute, and so on. Given that stored outlines are so transparent to an application, and add little or no overhead at run-time, their usefulness is increased. There are some crucial caveats to be aware of with regards to this feature, but once educated about them, stored outlines can be very powerful.

殺蟲劑

Dynamic SQL,h as a utility to load dBASE III files into Oracle via PL/SQL, printing the results of a query down the page in SQL*PLUS (see ., Chapter 23), pivoting resultsets (see ., Chapter 12 for details on this), and much more.

Brain-Waves

訓誡

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6104-2 and so on. We’ve taken a look inside the memory structures used by Oracle, both in the server processes and the SGA. We’ve seen how different server configurations such as MTS versus dedicated server mode for connections will have a dramatic impact on how memory is used by the system. Lastly we loo

修飾語

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-42422-3o be on the look out for, since it is actually the DBAs or SAs who must correct these issues. The most important things to take away from this chapter are the importance of redo and rollback, and the fact that they are not overhead — they are in fact integral components of the database, they are nec

密切關系

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92132-2loading fixed length files, the loading of a directory full of image files, using functions on input data to transform them, unloading data, and so on. We did not cover massive data loads using the direct path loader in any detail. Rather, we touched lightly on that subject. Our goal was to answer t