Sentence examples for database columns from inspiring English sources

Note that PL/SQL allows BOOLEAN variables, even though Oracle does not support BOOLEAN as a type for database columns.

Business rules offer an ideal vehicle for recording metadata because rules show the way database columns are actually being used.

He also found several database columns storing credit card data, including card numbers, expiry dates, security codes and addresses.

Our system provides a complete interface which is provided to authorize users (administrators, data owners) to view the database subjects (data users), objects (database columns), and capabilities (actions).

The table also includes the numbers of entries that have InChI identifiers stored in a database but for which the InChI identifiers cannot be generated from SDF files (the extra in the database columns).

I was recently given a demonstration of a very new product, and it still required the user to wander through lists of database columns name that didn't always clearly tell the manager what the data was, thanks to cryptic field names.

The numbers of all the entries included in the databases are shown in Table 1 (the entries in the database column).

Table 6 Agreement between MOL files of compounds that have a cross-references in one database (row) to another database (column) after stereochemistry standardisation   DrugBank ChEBI HMDB PubChem NPC DrugBank - 91.4% - 95.6% - ChEBI 68.6% - 93.0% - - HMDB - 82.0% - 89.8% - PubChem - - - - - NPC 93.4% - - 47.6% -.

Vectors of hand-designed fingerprints (typically identifying at most thousands of features) can be stored as simple relational-database columns and indexed by B-trees [8], stored as arrays and indexed by generalized inverted search-tree indices [14], or stored as inverted feature vectors or bitmap indices to allow rapid processing [15].

The best matches to PFAM and to custom-made TE-specific databases (columns BF to BR), including gag-specific and transposases subsets that are hyperlinked, were also considered.

The following databases have either been newly acquired or improved since the last "New and Improved Databases" column was published in Humanities & History Division Newsletter (in our fifth issue, September 2015).