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Business Intelligence
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Business Intelligence in Information Technology
IT stands for Information Technology. Information Technology is a system designed to gather, process, or distribute information. IT can be inspected in terms of the following three groupings; the data gathering, the data processing, and the data distribution. |
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Books
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Learning Website Development with Django Book Review
Websites are usually visited because of the information they can give. Even in page ranking of Google which indices website according to importance, those websites that provides the most number of articles or has the greatest number of discussions on a single topic wins the keyword familiarity. |
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ZK Developer's Guide Review
The complexity in developing Ajax based applications has led some software development companies to build frameworks that would ease the workload of developers especially for those who are not familiar with JavaScript. With the help of a framework, the developer doesn’t even have to learn the complicated aspect of JavaScript. Each of the frameworks have their own technique in helping the developer but all of them in the end aid the developers build a good looking Ajax based application without the ropes of manually coding JavaScript. Some frameworks are too simple and common that they end up being ignored while some offers the functionality and robust any developer needs to build an efficient Ajax based application. |
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PHP Oracle
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Breaking up XML into Relational Data
While the preceding example shows how to construct an XML representation over relational data, the example in this section illustrates how you can shred XML data back into relational data. This reverse operation can be useful if your application works with relational data rather than XML, but the data which you work with, is stored in XML format. |
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PHP Oracle
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Querying Data with Oracle XQuery
Starting with Oracle Database 10g Release 2, you can take advantage of a full-featured native XQuery engine integrated with the database. With Oracle XQuery, you can accomplish various tasks involved in developing PHP/Oracle XML applications, operating on any kind of data that can be expressed in XML. |
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Taking Advantage of Standard Internet Protocols
As mentioned, Oracle XML DB provides native support for standard internet protocols, such as HTTP(S), WebDAV, and FTP. Continuing with the preceding sample, you might, for example, upload another employee XML document into the XML repository with one of the above protocols, say, FTP. |
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Accessing Repository Resources with SQL
In fact, Oracle XML DB repository resources are stored in a set of database tables and indexes, which can be accessed via SQL. You are not supposed to access those tables directly. Instead, Oracle XML DB provides two public views RESOURCE_VIEW and PATH_VIEW through which you can access repository resources. |
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PHP Oracle
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Using Oracle XML DB Repository
Another variation on accessing and manipulating XML content stored in Oracle database is provided by Oracle XML DB repository, which is an essential component of Oracle XML DB. |
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Performing DML Operations on XML Schema-Based XMLType Views
Analyzing the underlying query of the empSch_v view discussed in the preceding section, you may note that each attribute of the EMP_T object used in the select list maps to a certain column of a single table, namely emps. What this means in practice is that the empSch_v view can be inherently updated, so you can perform DML operations against it without having to write INSTEAD-OF triggers. |
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Using XMLType Views
Using XMLType Views XMLType views provide a convenient way to construct XML representations of relational data without physically migrating that data into XML. Once written, an XMLType view may be used in various queries, making them simpler and so increasing their readability. |
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Retrieving XML DataTo retrieve XML data from an XMLType table, you can use a SELECT SQL statement, just as you would if you had to query a relational table. For example, to select the employee with the id set to 100 from the employees XMLType table discussed in the preceding section, you might issue the following query from SQL*Plus when connected as xmlusr/xmlusr: |
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