Sentence examples for views of the database from inspiring English sources

The third part of the interface contains three different statistical views of the database content as histogram plots, geographical positions on a world map and SSMs produced by multidimensional scaling.

A longer term application of the information captured by BioDBCore is to allow bird's eye views of the database world to emerge by drawing connections between them into a resource network, showing the flow of data between different sites and how each complements the other.

This version number specifies the view of the database that the transaction will see, t.view.view

The external schema describes the local view of the database required by an application program.

In [20], the enforcement approach used by Oracle VPD has been classified as a Truman model, where each data analyst has a partial view of the database.

A set of values read by a client is a consistent view of the database if the values could be the result of a serial execution of the committed transactions.

To be serializable, read-only transactions must read values from a consistent view of the database that is the result of a serial execution of some finite sequence of transactions.

The classical examples are applications in the financial market, where operations such as money transfers need to update two accounts automatically and all applications need to have the same view of the database.

In brief, our solution to the problem consists in providing enough information for clients to efficiently tell whether the data items read form a valid and consistent view of the database.

We claim that if t commits, then the view of the database t observes is the result of the execution, in version order, of all transactions whose corresponding tuple in CT has a version that is smaller than, or equal to i max.

Since the client checks that (i) vcp t) contains all versions between i min and i max and (ii) for any data item x read by t, no newer version of x exists in vcp t), t reads a consistent view of the database that is the result of the serial execution of transactions in h t.