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reading This article's description about weblogic, we know the following information.You can search for the weblogic jar package to check whether it contains a specific JAVA class;When weblogic's stop script is called, JAVA serialized data is sent to weblogic;You can use ObjectInputStream. readObject to parse JAVA serialized data;The first few bytes of the T3 data sent by weblogic are the data length;Replace a serialized data in the

, name, number of courses selected, total; Select T1.sid,t1.sname,count (t2.cid), sum (grade) from T_student T1 Left JOIN T_score T2 On t1.sid = T2sid Group BY T1sid,t1.sname; 4, inquire the surname "Li" the number of teachers; Select COUNT (Distinct (tname)) from T_teacher where tname like ' li% '; 5, the inquiry did not learn "cotyledons" teacher class students of the school number, name; Select Sid, Sname from T_student Where Sid not in ( SELECT DISTINCT (T1.SID) from T_score t1,t_course t2,t

of any internal table· Contains the correlated formula referenced by the internal table. When a parameter is NULL, it is evaluated as UNKNOWN.· Include the Union of conditions used to reject null for connection· Reject the logic andOne condition can deny null for one outer join operation in a query, but does not deny null for the other. In the following query:SELECT * FROM T1 left join T2 ON T2.A = T1.ALeft join T3 ON

Python -- Redis Set, python -- redisset1. unordered set Set operation. The Set operation is a list that cannot be repeated. 　　1.1 sadd (name, values) # Add elements to the set corresponding to name 　　1.2 smembers (name) # Obtain all members of the set corresponding to name. sadd ('s1 ', 't1', 't2', 't3', 't1') print (r. smembers ('s1') # output {B 't1 ', B 't2', B 't3 '} # The set is deduplicated. 　　1.3 sca

Use pipelines to migrate data and pipelines to migrate dataWhen the disk space is insufficient, use the named or anonymous pipeline to migrate and import data. Pay attention to the permission of the named pipeline. 0. Name PIP 0 [pg @ h1 ~] $ Psql gtlions-ac "select 't3 'tab, count (*) from t3 union all select 't4', count (*) from t4;" select 't3 'tab, count (*)

1.2.2 PostgreSQL 1.2.2.1 S6 Statement Review the query execution plan, and the subquery is optimized (materialized so that the subquery results are cached, and the subquery is executed only once). postgres=# EXPLAIN SELECT * from T3 WHERE b3 >= "Any" (select B1 from T1); Nested Loop Semi Join (cost=0.00..41707.39 rows=680 width=12) Join Filter: (t3.b3 >= t1.b1) -> Seq Scan on

example, T1,t2,t3,t4 a total of 4 tables to do Hash_joinCan be achieved by ordered+no_swap_join_inputs/swap_join_inputs.Like whatIf you want to achieve (T3 hash-join (T1 hash-join T2)) Hash-join T4 The T1 acts as a build table and T2 Hash_join, then T3 as the result set for the build table and T1,t2, hash_join the result set of the

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I. Grammar Explain For example: Explain select * from T3 where id=3952602; Two. Explain output interpretation The code is as follows Copy Code +----+-------------+-------+-------+-------------------+---------+---------+-------+------+-------+| ID | Select_type | Table | Type | Possible_keys | Key | Key_len | Ref | Rows | Extra |+----+-------------+-------+-------+-------------------+---------+---------+-------+------+-

I. Unordered collectionSet operation, set set is a list that does not allow duplicates　　1.1 Sadd (name, values)# add elements to the collection that corresponds to name　　1.2 Smembers (name)# get the name corresponding to all members of the collection R.sadd (' s1 ', ' t1 ', ' T2 ', ' T3 ', ' T1 ') print (r.smembers (' s1 ')) # output {b ' t1 ', b ' T2 ', b ' T3 '}# set is go heavy　　1.3 SCard (name)#获取name对应

|+-------+---------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------+| T3 | CREATE TABLE ' T3 ' ( ' id ' int (one) ' Default null, ' name ' varchar (TEN) not NULL default ' BB ', nbsp ; KEY ' idx_t3 ' (' id '), key ' Idx_t3_name ' (' name ')) Engine=innodb DEFAult Charset=

) from T_student T1Left JOIN T_score T2On t1.sid = T2sidGroup BY T1sid,t1.sname;4, inquire the surname "Li" the number of teachers;Select COUNT (Distinct (tname)) from T_teacher where tname like ' li% ';5, the inquiry did not learn "cotyledons" teacher class students of the school number, name;Select Sid, Sname from T_studentWhere Sid not in(SELECT DISTINCT (T1.SID) from T_score t1,t_course t2,t_teacher T3where t1.cid = t2.cid and T3.tid = T2.tid and

amplification Analysis of double buffering class time calculation problem @ (OS) An OS uses double buffering to transfer data on disk. The time it takes to transfer data from disk to the buffer is T1, and the time it takes to transfer data from the buffer to the user area is T2 (assuming T2 is much smaller than T1,T3). The amount of time that the CPU takes to process the data is T3, and the total time used

know the result, ask, what is the reason for this sequence? If you are familiar with probability theory, you must know that the reason for the derivation of the result is a Bayesian inference problem. Indeed, the hidden Markov chain is derived from such a problem, of course, it also has a lot of other uses. For example, word of speech inside a word of the tagging problem. What is known is a sequence of words that require each word in this sequence to imply the part of speech.This is what the ma

is the reason for this sequence? If you are familiar with probability theory, you must know that the reason for the derivation of the result is a Bayesian inference problem. Indeed, the hidden Markov chain is derived from such a problem, of course, it also has a lot of other uses. For example, word of speech inside a word of the tagging problem. What is known is a sequence of words that require each word in this sequence to imply the part of speech. This is what the mathematical formula says: P

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=> 'Auto space advisor ', operation => NULL, window_name => NULL); END; /-- enable automatic Segment AdvisorBEGINdbms_auto_task_admin.enable (client_name => 'Auto space advisor ', operation => NULL, window_name => NULL); END ;/3. CIDR Block Core steps for CIDR blocks: -- Enable row movement alter table T3 enable row movement; -- unlike most Oracle SQL commands, after the COMPACT keyword is added, the actual operations are not much reversed, that is,

= suffix specifies the suffix of the backup file -T, -- target-directory = directory: All the source files/Directories specified by Parameters Copy to target directory -T, -- no-target-directory treats the target directory as a common file -U, -- update copy only whenthe SOURCE file is newer Than thedestination file or when Destination file is missing -V, -- verbose explain what isbeing done -X, -- one-file-system stay on thisfile system -Z, -- context = CONTEXT set securitycontext of copy to C

to verify the following: Public classTestinteger { Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {intT1 = 46; intt2 = 46; Integer T3= 46; Integer T4=NewInteger (46); Integer T5=T1; Integer T6=NewInteger (T2); System.out.println ("T1 = = t2" + (T1 = =T2)); System.out.println ("T1 = = T3" + (T1 = =T3)); System.out.println ("T1 = = T4" + (T1 = =T4)); System.out.println ("

Before writing, we will look at a few questions, if you have a good understanding of these issues, it can not read this article, if you do not understand, then you can look at my thoughts.Question 1: public static void main(String[] args){ String t1 = new String("1"); t1.intern(); String t2 = "1"; System.out.println(t1 == t2); String t3 = new String("2") + new String("2"); t3.intern();