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DTD stands for Document Type Definition and allows an XML document to specify requirements to be considered valid. A DTD defines allowable elements, attributes, and relationships between elements in an XML document. Validation ensures an XML document matches the DTD specifications. DTDs can be embedded locally in an XML file or referenced externally from a URI.
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Stored proceduresRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document discusses stored procedures in SQL. It explains that stored procedures allow SQL commands to be stored in a database and have more capabilities than scripts. It covers how to create and execute stored procedures, including using parameters, variables, and control flow statements. Stored procedures allow passing data into and out of the procedure and returning values.
3 sql overview
3 sql overviewRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document provides an overview of SQL, including:
1) SQL is a language used to work with databases in the "back end" and is not typically part of the user interface.
2) SQL standards were set in 1986 and allow for different levels of conformance between vendor implementations.
3) SQL is declarative rather than procedural, with code describing results rather than tasks, though it includes some procedural elements.
Normalization
NormalizationRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College Normalizing a database involves organizing data to:
1) Avoid duplicate values and inconsistent dependencies by separating data into multiple tables.
2) Ensure each table describes a single entity or "thing".
3) Achieve third normal form where data is organized into tables such that each non-key attribute is dependent only on the primary key.
CIS160 final review
CIS160 final reviewRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document provides an overview of key concepts for the CIS-160 final exam including variables, constants, data types, selection statements, loops, arrays, procedures, and forms. It discusses variable scope and lifetime, static variables, input validation, and event handling. Conversion of data types, exception handling with Try/Catch blocks, and debugging with breakpoints are also summarized.
SQL Constraints
SQL ConstraintsRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document discusses different types of constraints in a database including:
- Field constraints like NOT NULL, check, unique, primary key, foreign key
- Table constraints like check, unique, primary key, foreign key
- Examples of different constraints like required fields, check constraints using operators, ranges, lists, pattern matching, default values, unique, primary key, foreign key, and identity columns. It also discusses how to add, change, and drop constraints using ALTER and CREATE statements.
CIS 245 Final Review
CIS 245 Final ReviewRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document provides guidance on designing effective forms in Access. It discusses best practices such as using logical field organization and familiar labels. It also covers topics like bound versus unbound forms, using subforms, command buttons, and ensuring proper tab order. Tips are provided for changing queries dynamically and using aggregate functions. The document concludes with an overview of common programming objects and concepts in VBA.
CIS145 Final Review
CIS145 Final ReviewRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College The document discusses the topics covered on the CIS145 final exam, including databases, tables, fields, data types, queries, forms, reports, and relationships. The exam will be open book, open notes, and open computer with a variety of question types including true-false, multiple choice, fill-in, and short answer. It will cover concepts for designing and implementing databases, as well as techniques for extracting and presenting data.
Cis166 Final Review C#
Cis166 Final Review C#Randy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College The document discusses the topics of a CIS-166 final exam, including arrays, array terms, referencing array elements, working with arrays, object terminology, polymorphism, namespaces, instance vs. static variables, constructors and destructors, collections, text data files, and reading and writing to text files. The final exam will be open book, open notes, open computer, cover material since the midterm, and include multiple choice, true/false, fill-in, and short answer questions worth a total of 100 points.
CIS245 sql
CIS245 sqlRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College SELECT is used to retrieve data from database tables. The basic SELECT statement identifies the fields to retrieve using a field list, the table to select from, and optional clauses to filter rows by criteria, group data, and sort the results. Key clauses include FROM to identify the source table, WHERE to filter rows, GROUP BY to group rows, HAVING to filter groups, and ORDER BY to sequence the results. SELECT statements are typically used to query data and return it in a readable format.
Cis245 Midterm Review
Cis245 Midterm ReviewRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document discusses database design concepts including primary keys, foreign keys, relationships between tables, normalization, and different types of queries. It covers one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relationships and how to implement them. It also discusses referential integrity, data validation, indexes, anomalies that can occur without normalization, and different types of joins and queries.
CSS
CSSRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) allow separation of document content from presentation through rules that control formatting and layout. A single CSS stylesheet can alter the appearance of multiple web pages, and different stylesheets can be used for a single page. CSS uses selectors, declarations, and properties to style elements. Stylesheets can be embedded within HTML documents or linked as external files, and support inheritance of styles. CSS treats elements as boxes and controls properties like margins, borders, padding, and positioning.
XPath
XPathRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College The document summarizes key concepts about XPath including:
1) XPath provides a logical model for working with XML documents and uses nodes to represent XML in memory.
2) XPath expressions can be absolute or relative and are used to select nodes from an XML document. Common axes include child, attribute, and descendant.
3) Predicates can be used to filter node sets and select specific nodes based on values or location.
XSLT Overview
XSLT OverviewRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document provides an overview of XSL (eXtensible Stylesheet Language), which is used to transform and present XML documents. It discusses that XSL is made up of XSLT for transformations and XSL-FO for formatting. XSLT is a declarative language that describes the results of transforming an XML document rather than the steps. The document also outlines the basic process of applying XSL transformations using a stylesheet to match nodes and templates.
Views
ViewsRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document discusses database views, which provide a virtual table that is not used for data storage. Views can reduce complexity, improve performance, and hide sensitive data. Indexed views can further improve performance by adding an index, but have additional requirements such as being deterministic and schema-bound. Views can also be updatable under certain conditions such as not including DISTINCT, TOP, aggregates, or a GROUP BY clause.
CIS282 Midterm review
CIS282 Midterm reviewRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College The document discusses key concepts related to SQL Server databases including:
- SQL Server operates separately from client applications and requires a connection to transmit requests and responses.
- Management Studio is used to start/stop the SQL Server service and write/execute T-SQL statements.
- Databases contain tables, stored procedures, views, and indexes which are used to organize and retrieve data.
- Security is provided through login accounts and user roles within databases.
Schemas 2 - Restricting Values
Schemas 2 - Restricting ValuesRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College The document discusses XML schemas and defines various XML schema components. It explains concepts like namespaces, element and attribute qualification, content models using sequence, choice, all and group, simple types with facets, and lists and unions. It provides examples of how to define elements and attributes with XML schemas by setting restrictions and patterns on data types.
CIS 145 test 1 review
CIS 145 test 1 reviewRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College This document provides an overview of key concepts for designing and working with relational databases, including:
- Databases store related data in tables, with common values creating relationships between tables.
- Tables contain records made up of related fields, and proper planning is needed to determine what data to include.
- Fields should be short but descriptive, and setting data types controls what values can be entered.
- Relationships can be one-to-one, one-to-many, or many-to-many, and referential integrity ensures consistency.
- Queries can look up related data automatically across tables.
XML schemas
XML schemasRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College XML schemas provide an alternative to DTDs for defining XML document structure and vocabulary. Schemas define a language through elements and datatypes. Unlike DTDs, schemas use XML for their own definition and support features like namespaces, inheritance, and data typing. When using a schema, XML documents must reference it to validate their structure and content.
DOM specifics
DOM specificsRandy Riness @ South Puget Sound Community College The document discusses the Document Object Model (DOM) and its common interface members for manipulating XML and HTML documents. It describes how to create element nodes, text nodes, and attributes using the DOM interfaces. It also explains how to retrieve elements by tag name and access the properties and child nodes of elements.
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Document type definitions part 1
- 1. Document Type Definitions - OverviewXML
- 2. DTD stands for Document Type DefinitionAllows an XML document to go further than meeting the requirements of being well-formedSpecifies requirements to be validA valid XML document matches definitions of allowable elements, attributesDTD Overview
- 3. Validation can be done in code (i.e. using javascript, VB and DOM)DTD’s allow use of a validating parser that compares the document against specificationsTypically makes application changes and maintenance easierLess tied to a particular programming language/environmentValidation
- 4. Declarations are used to specify document requirementsDocument type declarationElement declarationAttribute List declarationEntity declarationDeclarations
- 5. Includes name of root elementAllows specification of where the DTD is locatedDTD can be embedded in the XML file (local)DTD can refer to external file, Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)Local takes precedence over externalDocument Type Declaration
- 6. Element Declaration has 3 parts:DeclarationElement nameElement contentElement content can include a list of child elements or dataElement Declaration
- 7. DTD included in XML documentDefinition of a student:<!DOCTYPE student[<!ELEMENT student(first, last, studentID)><!ELEMENT first (#PCDATA)><!ELEMENT last(#PCDATA)><ELEMENT studentID(#PCDATA)>]>LocalDTDDocument Type DeclarationElement DeclarationA student element is made up of first name, last name, and student id elements
- 8. DTD exists in external file/locationMust use keyword to specify type of locationSYSTEM is a reference to local file systemPUBLIC is reference to DTD accessed through a catalogCan use both togetherIf can’t find catalog reference can use specified fileExternal Definition
- 9. Reference in XML file:<!DOCTYPE student SYSTEM “student.dtd”>External file:<!ELEMENT student(first, last, studentID)><!ELEMENT first (#PCDATA)><!ELEMENT last(#PCDATA)><ELEMENT studentID(#PCDATA)>]>Sample External DefinitionDocument Type DeclarationElement Declaration
- 10. Element name must match name in XML documentIf using namespaces, prefixes must matchContent Model defines what the element can storeAn elementMixed (i.e. data and element)EmptyAnyWorking With Elements
- 11. One element can contain anotherCan specify the elements contained by sequenceCan specify the elements contained as a choiceElement Content
- 12. Error raised if an element is missingError raised if there are extra elementsError raised if elements in a different orderFor a student, our content must be in firstname, lastname, studentID orderIf find an element “major”, errorIf order varies, errorIf missing first, last, or studentID, errorContent by Sequence
- 13. Can allow content to vary between elements| (vertical bar or pipe) indicates ORIf add a Grade element to a student that can be a letter or percent:<!ELEMENT grade (letter | percent)><!ELEMENT letter (#PCDATA)><!ELEMENT percent (#PCDATA)Indicates that must have letter or percent element Content by Choice
- 14. A name may be a full name (first, middle, last) or just first and last:<!ELEMENT name (fullName | (first, last))><!ELEMENT fullName (first, middle, last)><!ELEMENT first (#PCDATA)><!ELEMENT middle (#PCDATA)><!ELEMENT last (#PCDATA)>By Choice: Example
- 15. Allows combination of elements and parsed character dataCan include additional information within an element, eg. how to displayRules:Managed by using Choice (or)PCDATA must appear first in list of elementsList cannot include inner content model (only simple elements)If there are child elements, include * * Indicates that may appear zero or more timesMixed Content
- 16. If want to include emphasis with the letter gradeData: <letter><em>4</em></letter>Declaration:<!ELEMENT letter (#PCDATA | em)*>Describes a letter element as the content (pcdata) plus emphasis elementMixed Content -2
- 17. An element can be empty<br /> (never has child, content)Declaration includes EMPTY:<!ELEMENT br EMPTY>Means that the element CANNOT contain contentEmpty Content
- 18. An element can contain any kind of value (or be empty)Any elements declared in the DTD can occur, any number of timesOnly elements that are part of the DTD can be part of the document!May be emptyMay contain PCDATALeast restrictive modelAny Content