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Index
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AAFES (Army and Air Force Exchange Services), 69-9-69-10
Abstract data types (ADT), 68-5
Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN. 1), 48-11
Access control. See Data access
Accuracy of backups, 17-4-17-11
Acknowledgement codes (ACK), 54-7-54-8
Acknowledgement/negative acknowledgement (ACK/NAK), 50-8
Active data objects (ADO). See also ActiveX
benefits, 39-10-39-11
Data Access Objects, 37-4-37-8, 37-12-37-13, 39-10
remote, 37-8-37-10, 37-12-37-13
ActiveX
ActiveX Data Object, 37-10, 37-13
ActiveX DLL, 9-10
ActiveX Exe, 9-10
as component model, 38-5, 44-5-44-6, 44-8
component type choice, 39-12
Internet server components, 39-1-39-14
registering, 39-11
Adaptive Server, 31-6
ADO. See Active data objects
ADT (abstract data types), 68-5
Advanced Traveler Information System (ATIS), 51-2-51-3
Agents, 42-16, 52-5
Aggregation, 13-9, 21-10
Ahad, Rafiul, 23-6
AI (artificial intelligence), 35-1, 35-8, 35-16, 69-7-69-8
Alternative workplaces, 77-1-77-2
ANSI XI2, 78-2-78-3, 78-7
Applet Window Technology (AWT), 58-6
Application Program Interface (API), 32-6, 44-7, 58-6
Applications
architecture, 9-4-9-7, 25-5-25-9, 28-10-28-11
compound document, 46-4-46-5
data replicatio...
Table of contents
- Cover
- Copyright Page
- Contributors
- Contents
- Introduction
- Section I Data Development Methodologies, Definitions, and Strategy
- Section II Data Models and Modeling Techniques
- Section III Data Integrity and Quality
- Section IV Data Administration, Security, and Operations
- Section V Data Migration, Conversion, and Legacy Applications
- Section VI Database Servers and Universal Servers
- Section VII Object Technology, Object Modeling, and Object Databases
- Section VIII Distributed Databases, Portability, and Interoperability
- Section IX Data Replication
- Section X Data and the Internet, Intranet, and the World Wide Web
- Section XI Data Warehousing, Decision Support, and Olap
- Section XII Data Mining
- Section XIII Document Management
- Section XIV Industry-Specific and Package Solutions
- Section XV Emerging Practices and Directions
- About the Consulting Editor
- Index