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    How do you differentiate between truncate and delete?

    The Main Difference Between DELETE & TRUNCATE Are :- [1] DELETE - is a DML Command & TRUNCATE - is a DDL Command [2] After DELETE - can rollback...
    Post by: skp819, Dec 11, 2008 in forum: Database
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    difference between dbms and rdbms

    #1 A DBMS has to be persistent, that is it should be accessible when the program created the data ceases to exist or even the application that...
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    RDBMS I Query

    #1 A DBMS has to be persistent, that is it should be accessible when the program created the data ceases to exist or even the application that...
    Post by: skp819, Dec 11, 2008 in forum: Database
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    relink to relative path txt data file

    Create a Table named tblTablesToLink with the following 2 Fields: FileName {TEXT} - Name only of Text File, e.g. March Sales.txt TableName...
    Post by: skp819, Dec 10, 2008 in forum: Database
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    Normalisation help urgently!

    There is an algorithm that normalizes the database to 3rd Normal Form with dependency preservation and losseless join. It is based on the minimal...
    Post by: skp819, Dec 10, 2008 in forum: Database
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    Need Database Design idea

    The design process The design process consists of the following steps: Determine the purpose of your database This helps prepare you for the...
    Post by: skp819, Dec 10, 2008 in forum: Database
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    C++ Tutorial I

    it is nice. thanks for help. it is good for beginners like me. It is helps me. thanks once more
    Post by: skp819, Dec 9, 2008 in forum: C++
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    Connect C++ with Oracle

    thank for share it. It is helpful for me. thanks once again.
    Post by: skp819, Dec 9, 2008 in forum: C++
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    Website Development Approach

    Thank you very much for this nice info about web development. Your info added a lot to our knowledge and would help us developing our site much...
    Post by: skp819, Dec 9, 2008 in forum: Web Development
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