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is feasible for peertopeer networks. Integration of this algorithm into P2P keyword
search ... for sharing all kinds of information and files. Peer- to -Peer discards hierarchical
notions of clients and servers (clients at the top, servers on the bottom) and replaces it
with equal peer nodes...
... Building a Peer- to -Peer Network
Objective
• Create a simple peer- to -peer network between two PCs
• Identify the proper cable to connect the two PCs
• Configure workstation IP address information ... connectivity using the ping command.
Background / Preparation
This lab focuses on the ability to connect two PCs to create a simple hubless, two-workstation peer-
to -peer Ethernet LAN. In addition to the ...
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Step 8 Restore the PCs to their original IP settings, disconnect the equipment, and store the
cables
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Step 3 Access the IP settings window
Note: Be sure to write down the existing IP settings, so that they can be restored at the end
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cables
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Step 6 Verify that the PCs can communicate
a. Test connectivity from one PC to the other by pinging the IP address...
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to a different one by creating a new database and configuring it to be used with the OPN System™
XT Server.
This document describes the steps to create a new Microsoft SQLServer database to ... SQLServer
database for all database selections.
How to create a Microsoft SQLServer database for the OPN System™ XT Server?
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Step 3: Run the opn_mssql .sql on Microsoft SQLServer ... Server opn_mssql .sql
My SQL opn_mysql .sql
Oracle opn_oracle .sql
How to create a Microsoft SQLServer database for the OPN System™ XT Server?
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The Query Analyzer window is displayed....
... to administer group
appointments. MeetingZone comprises a set of
meeting support tools integrated into Livelink e.g.
whiteboard, chat, shared desktop and objects to be
used during the meeting. ... Versus Peer- to -Peer Knowledge 53
or the coordination issue, i.e. structuring (organiz-
ing, packaging) and quality management (revision,
feedback) of the knowledge contained in a peer-
to -peer ... Systems: Informa-
tion and Communication Technologies for Knowledge
Management (2nd edn). Springer: Berlin.
Maier R, Sametinger J. 2004. Peer- to -peer information
workspaces in infotop. International...
... of these issues.
Poor Indexing
Poor indexing is usually one of the biggest performance killers inSQL Server. In the absence of proper indexing
for a query, SQLServer has to retrieve and process ... excessive blocking and deadlocks inSQL Server. You will learn how to
determine indexing strategies and resolve indexing problems in Chapters 4, 5, and 6.
Generally, indexes are considered to be the ...
explained in Chapter 3.
SQL Server Performance Killers
Let’s now consider the major problem areas that can degrade SQLServer performance. By being aware of the
main performance killers inSQL Server...
... Server 2012, provides one such curved line
by using circular, rather than linear, interpolation between points. In other words, a CircularString is
defined by the paths connecting a series of points ... all defined rings.
• The area contained by a CurvePolygon is equal to the area of space enclosed
within the exterior ring less any area contained within any interior rings.
MultiPoints
A ...
individual Points in a MultiPoint: they are distinct and separate.
Example MultiPoint Usage
The Ardrossan windfarm in Ayrshire, Scotland, contains 14 wind turbines providing green electricity
to around...
... 22
Creating a SQLServer instance object 29
Exploring SMO server objects 32
Chapter 2: SQLServer and PowerShell Basic Tasks 35
Introduction 36
Listing SQLServer instances 39
Discovering SQLServer ... 43
Starting/stopping SQLServer services 45
Listing SQLServer conguration settings 51
Changing SQLServer instance congurations 55
Searching for database objects 60
Creating a database 67
Altering ... failed.
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Getting ready
There are a few ways to get SMO installed:
f If you are installing SQLServer 2012, or already have SQLServer 2012, SMO can
be installed by installing Client Tools SDK....
... Into: When stepping through your code and reaching a stored procedure, you
can step into that stored procedure and step through that code.
• Step Over: If you do not wish tostep into the stored ... processes, including new installations, upgrades from previous versions of SQL
Server, and many other options for maintaining SQLServer installations.
Figure 1-1. Beginning the install with the Installation ... Manager as
SQLAgent$Instancename. So even if you stop MSSQL$Instancename, the SQLAgent$Instancename process will
continue. This behavior reinforces the fact that the SQLServer and SQLServer Agent...
... section contains the minimum SQLServer and other software requirements you will need:
SQL Server2012 You need access to a SQLServer2012 instance with a logon that
has permissions to create ... also learn how to track the source and time for data coming
into a DW through auditing—or, in DW terminology, lineage information.
Lessons in this chapter:
Lesson 1: Introducing Star and Snowake ... here:
http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/en/us/get -sql- server/ try-it.aspx
SQL Server2012 Setup Feature Selection When you are in the Feature Selection
dialog box of the SQLServer2012 setup program, choose at minimum the following
components:
...
...
looking through every document you’re storing to find the user’s search phrase.
SQL Server uses an inverted index structure to store full-text index data. The inverted
index structure is built by ... upgrade of a SQLServer instance
• Back up a SQLServer 2000 or 2005 database and restore it to a SQLServer 2008 instance
• Detach an existing database and attach it to a SQLServer 2008 instance
• ... provided by
the full-text engine service, which was external to the SQLServer query engine. InSQLServer
2008, all full-text search functionality is integrated into the query engine. The following...
... engine do the work. Instead, you want to “touch” each row and process it
individually.
Solution
Implement cursor-based processing. A T -SQL cursor allows you to write row -by- row processing into ... not a complete tutorial to the language. You'll need to read other books for that. A good tutorial, if you
need one that begins with first-principles, is Beginning T -SQL 2012by Scott Shaw ... want to declare a variable and use it in subsequent T -SQL statements. For example, you want to build a
search string, store that search string into a variable, and reference the string in the...
... Foundation 70
SharePoint Server 71
SharePoint Web Parts 73
Installation and Confi guration 74
Installing SharePoint Server 2010 74
Installing Service Pack (SP) 1 76
Installing and Confi guring PowerPivot ... 753
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Part VII: Reporting Services Custom Programming
Practically all the built -in functionality in Reporting ... Sources 453
Using a BI Semantic Model 454
Designing and Deploying Report Parts 454
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FOREWORD...
... following:
• Perform an upgrade of a SQLServer instance
• Back up a SQLServer 2000 or 2005 database and restore it to a SQLServer 2008 instance
• Detach an existing database and attach it to a SQL ...
combines all of the index fragments into a single master full-text index. The indexing process
in general and the master merge in particular can be resource- and I/O-intensive. Despite the
intensity ... for instance. However, when you define
the unique index using a non-int data type, SQLServer has to create a document ID (DocId)
map that maps your unique index values to internally managed int...