Java Database Best Practices
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tables creating in SQL deleting rows, in SQL disk assignments for indexes for, in SQL inserting rows, with SQL joining, in SQL 2nd lookup tables querying, in SQL updating rows, in SQL tags, in JSP page 2nd TagSupport class (JSP) The Critique of Pure Reason (Kant) third normal form (3NF) 2nd timestamp, used in optimistic concurrency TINYINT datatype (SQL) Tractatus Logico Philosphicus (Wittgenstein) Transaction class (JDO) transaction log, database TRANSACTION_NONE constant TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED constant TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTED constant TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_READ constant TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE constant TransactionAbortedException transactions auto-commit 2nd batch BMP 2nd BMP with JDO concurrent corresponding to use cases designing distributed 2nd EJB CMP 2nd history of isolation levels for JavaBeans not supporting JDBC 2nd 3rd JDO 2nd locking log file for optimistic 2nd paradigms properties of RMI not supporting rolling back 2nd savepoints 2nd stored procedures two-phase commits transitive dependencies transparency of persistence models Truth and Existence (Sartre) tuples [See rows] two-phase commits two- tier architecture [See client/server architecture] typographical conventions used in this book
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