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Manipulating your database tables

1995
In this chapter you will learn how to display selected data from your database table, append new records to it and delete records from it.
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How to Create Database Tables for Bullhorn

2017
Scripts for creating the database tables are included with the source code for Bullhorn. I usually recommend saving SQL scripts in a folder called SQL Scripts so you can easily recreate the database on other systems.
A. J. Henley, Dave Wolf
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Differences in the temperature dependence of wetland CO2 and CH4 emissions vary with water table depth

Nature Climate Change, 2021
Hongyang Chen, Xiao Xu, C. Fang, Bo Li, M. Nie   +4 more
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Setting up a database table

1995
In this chapter we are going to examine the creation of database tables in two of the popular relational database systems: dBASE IV and Paradox.
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A universal table model for categorical databases

Information Sciences, 1989
Abstract A consistent categorical database can be viewed as a single contingency table by taking the maximum-entropy extension of its base tables. Such a view, here called the universal table model , is needed to answer a user who wishes “cross-classified” data, that is, categorical data resulting from the combination of information contained in ...
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Single-Row Database Table Maintenance

2020
Many modern Web applications require pages that maintain database table data. Such table maintenance implies the addition of new rows of table data and the modification and deletion of existing rows of table data. Although it is sometimes appropriate to display several rows of data simultaneously when maintaining table data, there are other times when ...
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Parallel algorithm for table division in relational databases

Microprocessing and Microprogramming, 1993
Abstract From a sequential implementation of the division algebraic operator applied to Relational Database tables, we develop and show in this paper a parallel version of the same operator that improve its effectiveness in execution time running on a parallel machine model.
José A. Gámez, Pascual González, Ginés Moreno   +2 more
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Creating Databases and Tables Inputting Data

1990
In this chapter we show you how to start and finish an SQL session, set up new tables, alter the columns a table contains, type in rows of data, and get rid of a table altogether.
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An Input-Output Table of Paraguay for the GTAP Database

2015
In the interest of updating the input-output data of Paraguay in the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP) database to support economic analysis in this country, the Inter-American Development Bank commissioned the update of these data using the data from a 2009 social accounting matrix (SAM) developed by Cicowiez and Santander (2015).
Martin Cicowiez, Horacio Santander, Carlos E. Ludeña   +2 more
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Tables are Not Your Friends: Graph Databases

2015
Proponents of key-value stores, document databases, and relational systems disagree about practically every aspect of database design, but they do agree in one respect: databases are about storing information about “things,” be those things represented by JSON, tables, or binary values.
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