dbms造句
31. The architecture is composed of virtual server and local DBMS.
32. A database management system ( DBMS ) defines, creates, and maintains a database.
33. A data base management system(DBMS)plays an important part in the SCADA of electric power systems.
34. Spatio-temporal database management system is a kind of DBMS that can deal with both spatial and temporal data.
35. We refer to systems that support such rules as active DBMS.
36. Using character or binary large object (CLOB or BLOB) columns of tables to store the XML data intact in a relational database management system (DBMS).
37. The business objects (to be implemented as JavaBeans) obtain their content from the legacy relational database management system (DBMS) via a Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) protocol and interface.
38. Spatio-temporal database management system (STDBMS) is a kind of DBMS that can deal with both spatial and temporal data.
39. In view of the simulation application in military affairs, heterogeneity of DBMS, integration of Heterogeneous-Database and its key technologies are studied on fisrtly.
40. Aiming at how the DBMS query optimizer to generate the smallest cost query plan, optimization rules of the relational algebra expression are given.
41. Point 2 distinguishes a DBMS from a file system, which also manages persistent data.
42. The Server access DBMS on behalf of Application and sends back the results in cryptograph.
43. For data-oriented XML documents, the target is usually the data format of a DBMS or an in-memory representation by an application that reads XML files.
44. A System Copy between two systems running on different operating systems or different DBMS systems is called a Heterogeneous System Copy.
45. A database management system ( DBMS ) is a comprehensive software tools.
46. Query Languages To make access to files easier, a DBMS provides a query language, or data manipulation language, to express operations on files.
47. The external data source could be another DBMS (database management system) like Oracle or SQL Server, or just an Excel sheet.
48. Having the DBMS determine the optimal access path to the data lifts a heavy burden off the programmer's shoulders.
49. To be made to have some abilities in developing Data Base Management System (DBMS), each student is required to choose one project to design a DBMS.
50. It is often by triggers to realize the active mechanism in an ADBMS. Today, in some modern commercial DBMS, triggers have been provided to realize simple functions of active service.
51. The object-oriented database design technique does not mean the object-oriented DBMS.
52. Most of the basic data of flood-prevention planning have the spatial property. Traditional Data Base Management Systems (DBMS) can not manage the data that has spatial property efficiently.
53. There were major DBMS offerings on other mainframes also: Honeywell, which had acquired GE's computer business, continued to offer IDS, and Burroughs had a similar network DBMS called DMS.
54. Authors point out the deficiency of the DBMS and the model, and then present the data partition technology. The data partition technology can provide a data level access control.
55. Examples of non - DBMS data sources include information in file systems, e - mail , spreadsheets, and project management tools.
56. A good algorithm to design such a hierarchical database consists of two steps, first, to describe real world in E-R model and then, convert it to the model supported by the DBMS.
57. As a basic software of MIS, DBMS is at a critical position of information security strategy.
58. A DBMS compatible with both the ANSI - standard and IBM - standard SQL data base l anguage.
59. Traditional DBMS only serves passively after a command input by user, which can not fit the case of active service, thus ADBS comes into being.
60. This method can occlude the invalid user and greatly improve the security of the DBMS software.
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