tables造句

Purge the history tables.

Rickety metal tables dotted the treed square.

A template can create tables during realization if those tables do not exist on target servers.

Execute DB2 scripts to create databases or tables, and populate tables with data.

Four tables were on this side, and four tables on that side, by the side of the gate; eight tables, whereupon they slew their sacrifices.

He spent the summer bussing tables in a downtown grill.

The teacher drilled grammar and the multiplication tables every day.

These "source" tables are the tables on the DB2 server database with which we synchronize our wireless data.

In case persistence is required, the database tables will be next to your domain model tables in your database.

But real database applications usually have multiple interrelated tables.

Powerful editing features include tables, spell checker, and quick hyperlinks.

Since these tables keep growing, the WIP operator needs to periodically remove from these tables the information that is obsolete.

Another design approach is a snowflake dimension, in which you normalize the dimensions to create dimension tables that link to other dimension tables.

A workload can then be spread across multiple partitions for large tables, while allowing smaller tables to be stored on one or more database partitions.

Restoring a particular table space first does not improve availability if it contains tables with referential constraints to tables in other table spaces.

In a relational language, such a query would require a join that might span several data tables and system catalog tables.

When you do not pay attention, you bump into tables, chairs, doorways, you name it.

It was full of people, mostly soldiers, sleeping or trying to sleep at the tables.

Oh, the mansions, the lights, the perfume, the loaded boudoirs and tables!

The Born exponent is determined experimentally, and there are tables of that.

Eager shoppers were picking over the shirts on the bargain tables.

The two inner tables can bind to same data set because the two tables can get data from the same data fields and filter that data with the same parameters.

And in the porch of the gate were two tables on this side, and two tables on that side, to slay thereon the burnt offering and the sin offering and the trespass offering.

The twenty delegates were already seated about a long line of polished lacquer tables placed end to end.

The utility model relates to a kitchen cleaning utensil, particularly a rag for washing bowls and dishes and smearing tables.

During redistribution, tables in the database partition group may be using different partitioning maps — they are not collocated.

In contrast, wrapping solutions use objects as wrappers around database tables and rows to manipulate data in a database.

In Part 2 of this series, we'll focus on how to set up the cube summary tables.

Each feature provides a distinct approach to grouping data in a table and provides a unique contribution to addressing needs related to large fact or history tables.

Keep a record of this date value in a handy place if you are keeping the audit records in DB2 tables.

Of course, every small business is different, but where I work, the entire team sits at long glass tables in one giant room.

There may be scenarios where most of the data you require for reporting exists in one database with the exception of a few other key tables.

The problem is that those tables tell you the calorie expenditure of an average person and usually overestimate the calorie expenditure.

Many data sources include data that is irrelevant for understanding stored information, such as counters, temporary helper tables used to sort data, and multilingual text for the user interface.

This design increases the number of tables significantly over adding a database instance per customer or creating a column in each table to validate whether the customer is accessing the proper data.

Other Antwerp schools banned scarves on the ground of equality but in reality, says Ms Azabar, they wanted to repel pupils from poor backgrounds who might pull them down academic league tables.

It estimates the execution cost of each potential access plan based on the statistics data stored in catalog and statistics tables, and selects the one with the lowest cost.

"Oh, the mansions, the lights, the perfume, the loaded boudoirs and tables! New York must be filled with such bowers, or the beautiful, insolent, supercilious creatures could not be."