Tài liệu Module 1: Displaying Data from a Database ppt

... a database by importing the database to the current Web and establishing a connection with a database by using the Database Results Wizard. The procedure for displaying data from a database ... Site!Retrieving Data from a Database !Lab 1 .1: Retrieving Data from a Database !Demonstration: Creating a Details Results Page!Lab 1.2: Creating a Details Results Page!Review Data- driven Web ... from a database. Lead-in FrontPage 2000 provides capabilities that help you to retrieve information from databases. Module 1: Displaying Data from a Database 21 Demonstration: Displaying...

... You will also identify the components of Web site architecture and database architecture. Module 1: Displaying Data from a Database 5 Database Architecture A database is a collection ... a Detail Results Page 30 Review 34 Module 1: Displaying Data from a Database Module 1: Displaying Data from a Database 15 Demonstration: Displaying Selective Records from a Table ... Site!Retrieving Data from a Database !Lab 1 .1: Retrieving Data from a Database !Demonstration: Creating a Details Results Page!Lab 1.2: Creating a Details Results Page!Review Data- driven Web...

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... migration path, developing a domain upgrade or a restructure strategy, and planning deployment of the migration strategy. 2. Explain the difference between a domain upgrade and a domain ... product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Project Lead/Instructional Designer: Sangeeta Garg (NIIT (USA) Inc.) Lead Program Manager: Angie ... in-depth planning based on careful analysis of your current infrastructure. The overall migration strategy will include several phases and mini-plans. The following are the phases that an enterprise...

... directory data and manage user logon processes, authentication, and directory searches. A domain can have one or more domain controllers. A small organization that uses a single local area network ... other administrators. 16 Module 1: Introduction to Managing a Windows 2000 Network Global Catalog Global Catalog ServerGlobal CatalogGlobal CatalogGlobal CatalogSubset of the Attributes ... domain. A domain is a collection of computers, defined by an administrator, which share a common directory database. A domain has a unique name and provides access to the centralized user accounts...

... five availability classes and the corresponding availability measurements, annual downtime, and methods for achieving each class. Availability class Availability measurement Annual downtime ... System Availability ! A Highly Available System!Single Points of Failure!Hardware Reliability!Calculate Mean Time to Repair !Calculate System Availability!Guidelines for Calculating Availability ... systems. ! A data center treated as a critical component of the company. Many organizations advertise that they provide highly available solutions, and they typically guarantee the operation of...

... as user data, printers, and servers, so that they are available to users and applications throughout the organization. Objects in Active Directory are logically organized into a hierarchical ... users. Delegating authority reduces the workload of a centralized administrator, and also separates the delegated authority from other areas of the network. You can create a hierarchical structure ... class or attribute definitions. Changing the schema has implications that can affect the entire network. Schema modifications are rare, but an organization may have business needs that can...

... You can add a user group the same way that you add a single user, and then assign a role, such as reader, to the group. If a user has more than one role in a folder, as an individual and as a ... Using Metadata Document organization refers to the location of files and any metadata that is used to help organize the files. Metadata is descriptive information about a document — such as the ... Accessing external content. You can add content sources to a workspace to provide access to external information, such as Microsoft Exchange databases, Lotus Notes databases, Web content, and...

... are available. The table below lists the features that are available for the firewall and cache modes. In integrated mode, all of the features are available. Feature Description Firewall ... destination port. Application Filters Application filters accept or deny data from specific applications or data with specific content. Application filters examine network traffic that spans ... while enabling efficient authorized access. Finally, ISA Server includes management and administration features that enable organizations to centrally control and manage Internet use and access....