Inscrutable
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medieval
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Astigmatism
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Indexes,an index in the back of a book. A book index associates a topic with a page number. When you’re locating information in a book, it’s usually much faster to examine the index first, find the topic of interest, and identify associated page numbers. With this information, you can navigate directly to s
Working-Memory
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Views, Synonyms, and Sequences,ers. Synonyms provide a method of transparently allowing users to display and use other users’ objects. Sequences are often utilized to generate unique integers that are used to populate primary key and foreign key values.
Ligament
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Partitioning: Divide and Conquer,ism allows Oracle to start more than one thread of execution to take advantage of multiple hardware resources. Partitioning allows subsets of a table or index to be managed independently (Oracle’s “divide and conquer” approach). The focus of this chapter is partitioning strategies.
配置
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Data Pump,e a replacement for an old rotary-dial landline. Although the old utilities are dependable and work well, Data Pump encompasses that functionality and while adding completely new dimensions to how data can be lifted and moved between environments. This chapter will help explain how Data Pump makes y
得罪人
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Materialized Views,s nomenclature reflected in some data dictionary structures. An MV allows you to execute an SQL query at a point in time and store the result set in a table (either locally or in a remote database). After the MV is initially populated, you can later rerun the MV query and store the fresh results in
filial
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温顺
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凹处
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Darl Kuhnion of homelessness as ‘coming to be the destiny of the world’ (243). By homelessness, Heidegger means something more than not having a roof over one’s head, even though the notions of dwelling and shelter are not at all excluded from his thinking. Heidegger’s assertion of homelessness as the condit