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Oracle Corporation decided to use a plus sign enclosed by parentheses to de ne outer joins. The symbol (+) is placed in the WHERE clause on the side opposite from the table from which you want all rows returned (whether matched or not). Since the data from the other table (the one where only matching rows are returned) is lled with null values when no matching row is found, it may be easiest to remember that the (+) symbol goes on the side of the WHERE clause where you

CLS PRI STIME TTY TS 48 10:40:30 pts/8 TS 48 10:40:51 pts/8

If you want to obtain information about processes being executed by a particular group of users, this can be specified on the command line by using the g option, followed by the GID of the target group. In this example, all processes from users in group 0 will be printed:

Adjust the sound the alarm makes by touching the Sound tab and then choosing an alarm sound from the list. For silent alarms, set the sound to None at the top of the list to have an on-screen silent alarm no sound will be made. Tap Back when you are done.

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want nulls added when no matching row is found. Here is the previous example rewritten in Oracle s proprietary syntax:

To enable the Snooze feature make sure the Snooze switch is in the default On position. NOTE: The pre-set snooze time is 10 minutes and could not be changed as of the writing of this book.

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Another common configuration option used with ps is j, which displays the session identifier (SID) and the process group identifier (PGID), as shown here:

You can re-name your alarm by touching the Label tab. The keyboard will launch and you can type in a new name for that particular alarm. Give your alarm a name that is easy to recognize.

$ ps -j PID PGID SID TTY 29081 29081 29081 pts/8 29085 29085 29081 pts/8

SELECT MOVIE_GENRE_DESCRIPTION AS GENRE FROM MOVIE A, MOVIE_GENRE B WHERE A.MOVIE_GENRE_CODE(+) = B.MOVIE_GENRE_CODE AND MOVIE_TITLE IS NULL;

Finally, you can print out the status of lightweight processes (LWP) in your system. These are virtual CPU or execution resources, which are designed to make the best use of available CPU resources based on their priority and scheduling class. Here is an example:

NOTE: If you want to use this feature to wake up in the morning at different times on different days, you will need to set an alarm for each day of the week following the procedure.

LWP TTY 1 pts/8 1 pts/8

If you re an administrator, you probably want to keep an eye on all processes running on a system, particularly if the system is in production use Buggy programs can consume large amounts of CPU time, preventing operational applications from carrying out their duties efficiently Monitoring the process list almost constantly is necessary, especially if performance begins to suffer on a system Although you could keep typing ps eaf every five minutes or so, a much more efficient method is to use the top program to monitor the processes in your system interactively, and to use its vital statistics, such as CPU activity states, real and virtual memory status, and the load average In addition, top displays the details of the leading processes that consume the greatest amount of CPU time during each sampling period.

Microsoft SQL Server uses the operator *= in the WHERE condition for a left outer join and =* for a right outer join. In both cases, there cannot be a space between the asterisk and the equal sign. Here is the previous example rewritten in the SQL Server proprietary syntax (as a right outer join):

Will an alarm turn on my iPhone No. If your iPhone is completely powered-off, the alarm will not turn it back on. However, if your iPhone is just in sleep mode (see 1: Getting Started ), then your alarms will ring just fine.