Stored procedure Essays

  • What Is The Difference Between PL/PQL And T/SQL

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    and the execution and storage inside the database. PL/SQL is a procedural language used for Oracle relational database where as T-SQL is a proprietary procedural language of used for Microsoft SQL server and Sybase. PL/SQL: PL/SQL stands for Procedure Language extension of SQL. PL/SQL is extension to SQL which was originally developed by IBM for operations on relational databases. PL/SQL is a structured language which is used in manipulating the data with the help of commands like SELECT, INSERT

  • An Analysis Of The Strengths And Weaknesses Of The Big Six Database Servers

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    of the DBMS products. It was relatively straightforward to draw up a checklist and fill it in with "yes" and "no" in the various columns. Now, a mere five years later, these aspects - as well as many new features such as Internet support, remote procedure calls, and support for multiprocessor platforms - are standard items on each product's fact sheet and marketing material. On a very high level, DBMS products are becoming such commodity items in IT shops that it is almost possible to take a one-size-fits-all

  • Procedures, Parameters & Sub-programs

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    Procedures, Parameters & Sub-Programs In any modern programming language, procedures play a vital role in the construction of any new software. These days, procedures are used instead of the old constructs of GOTO and GOSUB, which have since become obsolete. Procedures provide a number of important features for the modern software engineer:- Programs are easier to write. Procedures save a large amount of time during software development as the programmer only needs to code a procedure once, but

  • The Simon Effect: A Case Study

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    Introduction:      The Simon effect refers to the finding that people are faster and more accurate responding to stimuli that occur in the same relative location as the response, even though the location information is irrelevant to the actual task (Simon, 1969). In studying the Simon effect it is possible to understand response selection. There are three stages which must be taken into consideration: Stimulus identification, response selection and response execution. Thus, the focus of this experiment

  • Rhythmic Procedures and Rudimental Drumming

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    Rhythmic Procedures and Rudimental Drumming In history, drumming and the use of percussive instruments have had a significant role in people’s lives. Not only do the people who play these instruments enjoy them, but it is said that "there is as much pleasure participating in, as listening to and admiring an expert drummer’s improvisations". The use of drums has been recognized as being able to put people into spiritual trances throughout history. The drum is a musical instrument with great power

  • White Rat Dissection Lab Report

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    the White Rat. Gain dexterity with instruments used in the dissection procedure. Compare and /or contrast the anatomy of the White Rat with that one of the Human body. MATERIALS AND INSTRUMENTS: Cadaver of a White rat, preserved in chloroform. A dissection pan, Butcher’s twine, Bounty paper towels, latex gloves. 3. Instruments used in the dissection kit: Scissors; Forceps; Scalpel; and the Probe PROCEDURE: The first step was to obtain the White Rat and to tie it in the supine

  • Activity-Based Costing ( ABC )

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    Activity-Based Costing ( ABC ) Summary The business environment in the 1990s is markedly different from that of the past when conventional cost accounting procedures were established. Activity-based costing (ABC), pioneered in the late 1980s, offered a new costing approach consistent with the changed environment. However, ABC did not diffuse rapidly into the business community. This article demonstrates why adopting ABC is important by documenting the potential of ABC in supporting contemporary

  • Bromination of Benzene Synthesis and Purification of Bromobenzene

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    BROMINATION OF BENZENE SYNTHESIS AND PURIFICATION OF BROMOBENZENE: PROCEDURE DATA TABLE Chemical     Boiling point C     Melting Point C     Density g/mL     Solubility Benzene     80.1     5.5     0.88     Slightly in H2O Toluene     110.6     -93     0.87     Slightly in H2O Bromobenzene     155-156     -30.8     1.50     Insoluble Dibromobenzene     220.40     87.31     0.96     Insoluble MATERIALS: Graduated cylinder Weight scale Buchner funnel Filter flask Rubber stopper

  • David Merrill’s Component Display Theory

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    Component Display Theory Introduction David Merrill’s Component Display Theory is based primarily on the same assumptions as Robert Gagne’s Events of Instruction. They both agree that different types of learning require different types of procedures for teaching as well as different types of assessment means. However, the component display theory is primarily concerned with teaching individual concepts and arranges instruction to provide learner control (Braxton, Bronico, and Looms, 1).

  • Abortion

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    we call it a miscarriage. Induced abortion is brought about deliberately by a medical procedure that ends pregnancy. Legal abortion, carried out by trained medical practitioners, is one of the most common and safest surgical procedures. “About 1.5 million American women choose to have induced abortions each year. Less than 1% of all abortion patients experience a major complication associated with the procedure” (Kuechler 1996). A medical abortion is one that is brought about by taking medications

  • Assessment & Grading in the Classroom

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    student, it is something that they will have to deal with. There are many methods of measuring a student’s ability to accomplish a task. However, many students freeze under normal testing procedures and may need to be evaluated in another manner. Also, it is important for teachers to understand fair grading procedures so students can best benefit from effective tests. By knowing the main ways of measuring student achievement, and proper formats for grading, students can be evaluated correctly. (Fairtest

  • Sociology and Disabilities

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    enhance our body features through elective cosmetic surgeries. Many people choose to undergo these surgeries because they are unhappy with their appearance. I feel that these procedures are unnecessary, and that you shouldn’t undergo surgery unless you need it for your health. I believe that people go through these procedures purely because they have low self-esteem. Society tells them that there is something wrong with their body, and they feel that they need to change it to fit in. I think that

  • Genital Mutilation In Sudan

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    Her aunt, 25-year-old Zeinab, watches protectively as her niece undergoes the procedure now known as female genital mutilation (FGM), formerly called female circumcision. In this procedure, performed without anaesthesia, a girl's external sexual organs are partially or totally cut away. Zeinab does not approve. For the past year she has been trying to persuade her mother and sister to spare Nafisa from the procedure. She lost the battle with her family, but she will stay at her niece's side

  • Functions of Management Paper

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    needed to achieve the goals. In my place of employment, at a local hospital, planning is used throughout every aspect of the organization. We use planning through patient check-in and check-out, how to get the patients to come to the hospital, the procedures that the doctors perform, the jobs of the nursing staff, and how each employee does their job. The planning behind how patients are checked in and out is planned in a way that all new employees are trained and how they are trained on these new programs

  • Acid Base Extraction

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    be documented in two separate entities. Introduction: Acid/base extraction involves carrying out simple acid/base reactions in order to separate strong organic acids, weak organic acids neutral organic compounds and basic organic substances. The procedure for this laboratory assignment are on the following pages. 3) Separation of Carboxylic Acid, a Phenol and a Neutral Substance The purpose of this acid/base extraction is to separate a mixture of equal parts of benzoic acid(strong acid) and 2-naphthanol(weak

  • Teenage Abortion

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    the United States and many other parts of the world. (Emmens, 7) Induced abortion is a procedure intended to terminate a suspected or known unwanted pregnancy. ("Abortion") The fetus is forced out of the uterus causing it to die. (Emmens, 7) There are only a few different ways that an induced abortion is performed. The most common technique is known as vacuum aspiration. ("Abortion") During the procedure the embryo or the fetus and the placenta is drawn into a tube by vacuum pressure. ("Abortion")

  • Whether Abortion is Good or Bad for Our Society

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    instrumental, surgical, or medical. The most common technique is the Vacuum Aspiration; this is a less complicated procedure. Different methods are for different reasons. A woman might have to go with one method because she is 20 weeks into her pregnancy, versus a woman who is 3 weeks into her pregnancy. The earlier you perform the abortion, the options you have when it comes to the procedure. The vacuum aspiration technique is by far the most popular technique used today. Almost 97% of women seeking

  • Fgm: Female Genital Mutilation

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    women that are being circumcised, aren't freely deciding on this to be done to them, they don't know any better, they've been brainwashed". I have two responses to this. The first is, if they have grown up in this culture all their lives, and this procedure has been done to their mothers, sisters, great grandmothers, etc. on the fear that if it is not done, something tearable will happen, there is no way they would not want it done; no matter how much pain it causes, and besides those that are able

  • letter of confession

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    that I had Abnormal Cells and she needed to take a closer look at them. She said not to worry, but that it crucial that she did a procedure to examine the cells carefully because if she didn’t, I could possibly develop Cancer in my Cervix. During this time, mind you, I was having unprotected sex with Lamar and he was the first boy I did that with. This “careful” procedure (known as a biopsy, coposcopy-not really sure how to spell this one) that she performed was one of the most uncomfortable things

  • Thin Layer Chromatography

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    Materials a. Developer solvent - iso-octane-acetone. b. 2 strips of chromatography paper. c. Carotene pigment. d. Chlorophyll pigment. III. Apparatus a. 2 Developing Chamber. b. Chamber lid. c. Capillary tube. d. Ruler. IV. Procedure a. Gather the required apparatus items and materials. b. Place 25 drops of your developer solvent into each one of the developing chambers and place the lid on. c. Mark each chromatography strip 1cm from each end with a pencil. d. Using