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Identifiers
SELECT NAME FROM HOTEL WHERE EXISTS (SELECT * FROM FROM BOOK_GUEST WHERE ... The example selects the name of every hotel with at least one entry in the ...
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Mimer Developers - Howto - Mimer SQL and DbVisualizer using JDBC ...
Sep 30, 2005 ... Mimer SQL and DbVisualizer using JDBC on Mac OS X Categories: JDBC, Tools and Interfaces. Introduction From Mimer SQL version 9.2.4, the SQL ...
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Extended Dynamic Cursors
An extended cursor makes it possible to represent a dynamic cursor by a host variable or a literal. An extended cursor is allocated by the application with ...
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Introduction
The Mimer ODBC driver is a client library that enables applications to ... The documentation is also included in the Mimer SQL Engine distribution. as PDF ...
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2.3 Creating a Mimer ODBC Stand-alone Installation Package
The Mimer ODBC stand-alone installation package is an alternative to the Mimer SQL client installation described above. This method means that you write a ...
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Mimer SQL - the high performance, easy-to-use Relational Database ...
Welcome to the Mimer SQL developer site! Mimer SQL provides small footprint, scalable and robust relational database solutions that conform to international ...
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Mimer Developers - Howto - Monitor a Mimer SQL Database Server
Jan 19, 2009 ... Then a Mimer Database can be selected as Object value and various counters can be viewed for the selected database. Counters can be added or ...
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Mimer Developers - Howto - Monitor a Mimer SQL Database Server
Jan 19, 2009 ... Monitor a Mimer SQL Database Server Category: System Management. Introduction When a Mimer SQL database server is executing, you can gather ...
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Mimer SQL Developers - Unicode Collation Charts
The collation charts that can be obtained from this page may, ... We suggest you to look at the Unicode character Display Problems? page for help in this ...
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Mimer Developers - Howto - Using Mimer SQL with Perl DBI
Feb 16, 2009 ... 3) The third option of installing Perl DBI and DBD::ODBC is to download the source from CPAN. This can be quite tricky so you should read ...