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Determining data from a certain date range
I have an Access 2003 database that has weekly dates and weights enter for a weight loss program. Ech program session is 8 weeks and people sign up for anywhere from 1 to many more sessions at a time. I want to find out the average weight lost in the first 8 weeks that a [...]
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| July 30, 2012 12:40 PM
Data access, Database management, Date calculation, Microsoft Access 2003
I have an Access 2003 database that has weekly dates and weights enter for a weight loss program. Ech program session is 8 weeks and people sign up for anywhere from 1 to many more sessions at a time. I want to find out the average weight lost in the first 8 weeks that a [...]
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| July 30, 2012 12:40 PM
Data access, Database management, Date calculation, Microsoft Access 2003
Cloud storage data access charges as a percent of the total cost.
I am wondering if there’s a good rule of thumb for file server data access charges. I’d like known as a percentage of the total bill what the data access charges should be for file server application.
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| March 31, 2012 9:36 PM
Cloud storage, Data access, File Server Storage Level, File servers
I am wondering if there’s a good rule of thumb for file server data access charges. I’d like known as a percentage of the total bill what the data access charges should be for file server application.
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| March 31, 2012 9:36 PM
Cloud storage, Data access, File Server Storage Level, File servers
how to limit data access on AS400 through ODBC, client access or Sequel viewpoint product
[strong]User profiles are assigned a group on our iSeries, and the group has object authority to the data files. What data they can actually see and update is controlled by the application, limited by menu travel and other security parameters built into the system. My issue is with Client Access, ODBC or 3rd party SEQUEL [...]
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| September 1, 2010 2:03 PM
AS/400, Data access, iSeries Access, ODBC, SEQUEL ViewPoint
[strong]User profiles are assigned a group on our iSeries, and the group has object authority to the data files. What data they can actually see and update is controlled by the application, limited by menu travel and other security parameters built into the system. My issue is with Client Access, ODBC or 3rd party SEQUEL [...]
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| September 1, 2010 2:03 PM
AS/400, Data access, iSeries Access, ODBC, SEQUEL ViewPoint
Can’t access data in hard drive, using Windows
my hard drive has data in it but when i open it its blank,and when i click its properties its also full. what can i do to get my data back?
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| November 4, 2011 6:03 AM
Data access, Hard drive space, Hard drives, Software Development Life Cycle, Windows Operating System
my hard drive has data in it but when i open it its blank,and when i click its properties its also full. what can i do to get my data back?
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| November 4, 2011 6:03 AM
Data access, Hard drive space, Hard drives, Software Development Life Cycle, Windows Operating System
How can we read data in a DATA QUEUE without removing it from DTAQ
Is there any way to see the data present in a DATA QUEUE without removing/disturbing the data sequence in it.
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| December 13, 2010 1:19 PM
AS/400, AS/400 Data Queue, Data access, V5R4
Is there any way to see the data present in a DATA QUEUE without removing/disturbing the data sequence in it.
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| December 13, 2010 1:19 PM
AS/400, AS/400 Data Queue, Data access, V5R4
Free Chapter – Tuning database applications for performance
Another free chapter download is available on the IT Bookworm Blog. Written by: John Goodson and Robert A. Steward Book: The Data Access Handbook: Achieving optimal database application performance and scalability Overview: “Performance and scalability are more critical than ever in today’s enterprise database applications, and traditional database tuning isn’t nearly enough to solve the [...]
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| May 14, 2009 12:26 PM
Data access, Database applications, Database performance, Database scalability, Free Chapters, John Goodson, Prentice Hall, Robert A. Steward
Another free chapter download is available on the IT Bookworm Blog. Written by: John Goodson and Robert A. Steward Book: The Data Access Handbook: Achieving optimal database application performance and scalability Overview: “Performance and scalability are more critical than ever in today’s enterprise database applications, and traditional database tuning isn’t nearly enough to solve the [...]
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| May 14, 2009 12:26 PM
Data access, Database applications, Database performance, Database scalability, Free Chapters, John Goodson, Prentice Hall, Robert A. Steward
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