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A correlated subquery references columns from an outer query block. Correlated subqueries can often be transformed into joins; noncorrelated subqueries have some chance of becoming driving subqueries. Simple subqueries contain just a single table. Complex subqueries contain many tables, through either joins or subqueries of subqueries. There are things that the optimizer can do with simple subqueries that cannot be applied to complex subqueries. If a simple (single table) subquery contains some aggregation, then there are some restrictions on how the optimizer may be able to transform them. A subquery that returns (at most) a single row which often means that it can become a driving point in the query. in subqueries can be rewritten as exists subqueries. These can then be transformed into semi-joins. not in subqueries can be rewritten as not exists subqueries. With certain restrictions, these can then be transformed into anti-joins. Critically, not in is not the opposite of in and null columns cause problems.

On the Backup and Restore Options screen, click the Options button under the Backup heading on the left side of the page to see the options screen (see Figure 2-35).

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select round( 1827 * ( 2/1827 + (cbo_char_value('20030105') - cbo_char_value('20021230')) / (cbo_char_value('20041231') - cbo_char_value('20000101')) ),2 ) from dual ; CARDINALITY ----------456.51 Of course, you will have noticed that the cardinality changes as you move to 9.2.0.6 and 10.1.0.4 (so watch out on the upgrades), and the nature of the change seems to be rather devious. Somehow, Oracle seems to have treated the varchar2 column and its predicate values as if they were numeric. It is possible that a programmer in the CBO group has slipped in a cunning guess tweak to the optimizer in this very special case. The tweak disappears as soon as you format the date-like string to include nonnumeric characters (e.g., '2002-01-02'). If your application suffers from this use of incorrect data types, you may be able to perform some damage limitation by creating histograms on the critical columns. In this example, the numeric and character columns covered 60 months, so if you drew a picture of the data, you would see 60 spikes and 59 gaps. Try building a histogram of about 120 buckets or 180, or 240 and see what happens. Table 6-2 shows you the effect of building a histogram with 120 buckets on the two non-date columns. The improvement is significant though the answers are still far from perfect. The slight difference between 8i and the other versions is due to a change in the way Oracle generates histograms, which we will examine in 7. cardinality

If you want to backup data stored in your main BlackBerry memory (including pictures, video recordings, voice notes, or other information), check the box Back up on-board device memory. If you had confidential information and wanted to encrypt your backup file for added security, check the box next to Encrypt backup file. The default for Automatic Backup Settings is every seven days for backing up all device data. You can adjust this to be any number of days. Try fewer days if you are concerned about your data being lost. The backup can take several minutes or more depending on how much information you have stored on your device. The easiest way to speed up the backup is to back up less information. Since your e-mail is already on your computer or e-mail server, you may check E-mail Messages. This would skip backing up e-mail. If you sync regularly with your computer, you could check the box next to Application data that is synchronized with an organizer application on my computer. Click OK to save your Options settings.

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In order to backup your BlackBerry, follow these steps: 1. 2. Connect your BlackBerry to your computer. If you are not already in the Backup and Restore menu, from the main Desktop Manager screen click the Backup and Restore icon. Click the Back up button in the image shown to start your backup process.