... FETCH c1 INTO proc_cusnbr, proc_cuscrd; WHILE at_end = DO 10 SET proc_cuscrd = proc_cuscrd +(proc_cuscrd * i_perinc); UPDATE ordapplib.customer 11 SET cuscrd = proc_cuscrd WHERE CURRENT OF c1 ; ... numrec = 0; fetch_loop: LOOP FETCH c1 INTO proc_cusnbr, proc_cuscrd; IF SQLCODE = THEN SET proc_cuscrd = proc_cuscrd * 1.2; UPDATE ordapplib.customer SET cuscrd = proc_cuscrd WHERE CURRENT OF c1 ; ... Procedures, Triggers, and User- DefinedFunctions on DB2 Universal Database for iSeries User- definedfunctionsand user- defined table functions UDFs and user- defined table functions (UDTFs) are user- written...
... independence by restricting itself to (a) a domain-independent linguistically-motivated phrase-structure g r a m m a r [6] a n d (b) and the domain-specific files produced by the knowledge acquisition ... domain-specific d/ctlon~ry file contains s o m e standard terms (articles, ordinals, etc.) and also both root words and inflections for terms acquired from the user The sample dictionary entry ( ... adjective "long", and m a y occur in n o u n phrases whose 'head n o u n refers to entities of type meeting or week By having this information in the dictionary, the parser can perform "local" compatibility...
... nonmonotonic information to a nonmonotonic sort by calling a nonmonotonic definition as definedin the previous section The actual nonmonotonic rule occurring within the sort is a pair consisting of ... allow the user to define nonmonotonic constructions The main idea in their approach is that each node in a feature structure consists of a n o n m o n o t o n i c sort Such sorts can contain two ... order and nonmonotonic rules The constraints on classes are inherited through the hierarchy Every object in a class is assumed to contain at least the information given by the constraints specified...
... (Double-click on the form to bring up the code.) Creating the T-SQL routine described in the "Technique" section, this code then assigns the routine to the Text property of the Label called lblSQLString ... Date() function, which is used in Visual Basic, in T-SQL, you use the GetDate() function Functions also will not necessarily return the same values or accept the same parameters This How-To calls ... Initialing Local Variables in T-SQL To initialize the variables, you will use the SET command, shown in these two lines of code: SET @Cust_Id = 'ANTON' SET @Order_Date = '11/27/1996' By setting...
... bày trư c chương trư c, bạn c hai (2) c ch để tạo UDFs: sử dụng c u lệnh T-SQL dùng tiện ích Enterprise Manager II.1.1 Sử dụng c u lệnh T-SQL Bạn c u lệnh CREATE FUNCTION để tạo UDFs c ch sử dụng ... ích SQL Query Analyzer sử dụng c ng c dạng dấu nh c lệnh (command-prompt) điển c ng c osql C pháp: CREATE FUNCTION [Tên_FUNCTION] (Khai báo tham số ) RETURNS Kiểu_dữ Liệu_trả_về AS BEGIN -C c ... vấn c u lệnh SELECT mệnh đề RETURN Không c phần thân hàm với vi c bắt đầu BEGIN kết th c END Mệnh đề RETURN chứa c u lệnh SELECT đơn giản nằm c p dấu ngo c đơn C u lệnh SELECT sử dụng hàm c ...
... scalar function is a SQL routine that accepts one or more scalar input parameters and returns a single value A user- defined scalar function is invoked from a query or executed like a stored procedure ... File: ScalarFunctionForm.cs // Namespaces, variables, and constants using System; using System.Configuration; using System.Data; using System.Data.SqlClient; // String sqlText = "SELECT *, ... procedure using an EXECUTE statement You can invoke scalar functions where scalar expressions can be used To invoke a scalar function, use the following syntax: [databaseName.]ownerName.functionName([argument1][,...
... 5.4000 and 18.0000: DECLARE @MyDiscountFactor float SET @MyDiscountFactor = 0.3 SELECT dbo.DiscountPrice(UnitPrice, @MyDiscountFactor), UnitPrice FROM Products WHERE ProductID = 1; Using Inline ... button on the UserDefinedFunctions node in the Databases folder and selecting New UserDefined Function You can then cut and paste the contents of DiscountPrice.sql into the Enterprise Manager ... running the script That way, the function is created in the Northwind database You can also create functions using Enterprise Manager You this by clicking the right mouse button on the User Defined...
... oligonucleotide is 5¢-AGCTACCATGCCT GCACGAAGAGTGCGTATTATGCCTACACTGGA GTACCGGAGCATCGTCGTGACTGGGAAAAC-3¢ [3H]dTTP (10 lM; 10 CiÆmmol)1) and enzymes were added as indicated in the figure legends, and incubated ... be important for plant cells On the other hand, the N-terminal BRCT domain proposed to mediate protein–protein interactions involved in DNA repair and cell cycle checkpoint regulation on DNA damage ... (2002) Characterization of plant proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) and flap endonuclease-1 (FEN-1), and their distribution in mitotic and meiotic cell cycles Plant J 28, 643–653 Uchiyama,...
... PCR using the following primer pairs: AtRPA70a-5¢ (TGT AACCGAGATGGTCGGCAAC) and AtRPA70a-3¢ (AA CAGTCATCTTCACTCTTTGT); AtRPA70b-5¢ (TTCAA CTTTGTACCCATTGAT) and AtRPA70b-3¢ (TTCACCG CCATTATATACCTTA) ... ribosomal protein S16 (At5g18380) was used (5¢ primer: GGCGACTCAACCAGCTACTGA; 3¢ primer: CGGTAA CTCTTCTGGTAACGA) The three-step cycling conditions were: 29 PCR cycles for AtRPA70b (F1-R1), 35 cycles for ... transgenic lines were selected on MS agar medium containing kanamycin, rifampicin, and chloramphenicol Chlorophyll extraction The concentration of chlorophyll extracted in 80% acetone was determined...
... is some evidence that mitochondrial functions may be deteriorated in muscle cells, leading to diminished production of energy-rich compounds in muscle cells and increased blood lactate,7 but it ... requently occur together, have unknown causes and have different clinical manifestations.1,2 Inflammatory processes both in vessels andin onnective c t issue can cause a wide variation of clinical ... mass, respectively Healthy Aging & Clinical Care in the Elderly 2010:2 Muscle functionsin PMR and GCA Table Characteristics of polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) patients by history of giant-cell arteritis...
... CGC CCC GC CC -3′ 6.4 GC CC AAAA CC CC CC -3′ 5.9 Rb: 5′- CC 5.8 3′ 5′ 3′ 3′ 5′ 5′ RET VEGF Class II N6/8 c- Myc: 5´- CCC Rb N2/5 CCC CACCTT CCC CA Bcl-2: 5´- CCC GCTCCCGC CCCC TTCCT CCC 3′ Transitional ... Journal compilation ª 2010 FEBS T A Brooks et al G-quadruplex and i-motif in oncogene promoters Class I N2 N3/4 Transitional pH N2 VEGF: 5′- CCC GC CCC CGG CCC GC CCC -3′ RET: 5′- CCC GC CC CGC CCC ... T A CCCC T CCC A CCCC T CCC A CCCC T T CC A CCCC T -5′ 5-base overhang 3′ 5′ Reduced reactivity to S1 nuclease and DMS G-quadruplex S1 (iv) S1 Reduced reactivity to KMnO4 and...
... lens protein The spots containing both zebrafish aA-crystallin and aB1-crystallin, zebrafish aB2-crystallin and modifications or truncations of a-crystallins are indicated Molecular mass in kDa is ... understanding how lens crystallins became co-opted to produce transparent, refractive structures in the eye [36] Experimental procedures Cloning, sequencing and phylogenetic analysis A cDNA library ... 5¢-CCAACAGGGA CACGGTATTT-3¢ Cycle parameters were: 94 C for 15 s, 55 C for 30 s, and 72 C for Aliquots from each reaction were collected at 20, 25 and 30 cycles Preliminary reactions showed that 20 cycles...
... cellsurfaces andin TGN-labeled intracellular compartments: Previously, we characterized a series of carboxyl terminal truncations including the 204t and 211t encoding carboxyl terminal truncations ... virus-induced cell fusion Domain I is the largest domain (63 aa) and it includes stretches of acidic amino acid (D, E) clusters, which could form electrostatic interactions with other proteins ... secondary antibody [41] Specific immunofluorescence was examined using a Leica TCS SP2 laser scanning confocal microscope (Leica Microsystems, Exton, Pa.) fitted with a CS APO 63× Leica objective...
... (3.6.3) and (3.6.3) Coincidence and fixed point theorems in S-KKM class (3.6.1) T is compact and closed (3.6.2) T(Y ) ⊆ s(X) + C (3.6.3) Y is closed andC is compact (3.6.3) Y is compact andC is closed ... [12] introduced the class U to be the one satisfying (a) U contains the class Ꮿ of (single-valued) continuous functions; (b) each T ∈ Uc is upper semicontinuous and compact-valued; and (c) for any ... point which is impossible by noting that T has no fixed point Consequently, T ∈ Uk (X,X), and hence we can not / c apply Theorem of Park [11] to conclude that T and H have a coincidence point Corollary...
... v(r)}↑ (as increasing sequences) for all r = 1, n, where, for a set S, S↑ is the sequence obtained by arranging the elements of S in increasing order the electronic journal of combinatorics 9(2) ... of preferences that allows every car to park, then αp,q is called a parking function; this is the case if and only if p q When cars are parked according to αp,q , car Ci occupies space qw(i) , ... is(w) = d (In the example considered at the beginning of the proof, w = (421365), the consecutive decreasing subsequences are (4, 2, 1), (3), and (6, 5) and an increasing subsequence of maximal...
... forms an inverse system in the category of graded algebras Let NCSym be its inverse limit in this category We call NCSym the algebra of symmetric functionsin an in nite number of non-commuting variables ... #R75 C (1n |1m )=A|B C D 13 The result follows then from the following equality µ (C, D) = C (1n |1m )=A|B C D µ (C, D) = A|B C D Induction and restriction define a graded product and coproduct on ... Thibon, Noncommutative symmetric functions IV: Quantum linear groups and Hecke algebras at q = 0, Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics (1997), 339–376 [16] I Macdonald, Symmetric Functionsand Hall...
... proving this result in the current section, we will devote the next to putting an algebra structure on certain rook placements which is isomorphic to NCSym The final section contains some comments ... Sagan, B E A chromatic symmetric function in noncommuting variables J Algebraic Combin 13, (2001), 227–255 [6] Riordan, J An introduction to combinatorial analysis Dover Publications, Mineola NY, ... (2006), Research Paper 75, 19 pp (electronic) [3] Bergeron, N., Reutenauer, C. , Rosas, M., and Zabrocki, M Invariants and coinvariants of the symmetric groups in noncommuting variables Canad J Math...