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The evolution of digital circuit design n Compelling issues in digital circuit design n How to measure the quality of a design n Valuable references

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A Historical Perspective Issues in Digital Integrated Circuit Design Quality Metrics of a Digital Design Summary To Probe Further

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20 Secret Shortcuts and Workarounds for Crystal Reports Designers and Developers

*This guide is for your personal use, compliments of Business Objects Education Services. It contains a concise summary of answers to the most common Crystal Reports questions, along with links to more detailed explanations. Created to help report designers and developers quickly improve their skills, this guide was: &#8226; &#8226; &#8226; Developed by the people who wrote the code &#8211; experts who can explain their secrets, step by step Based on the most common questions identified by Technical Su</description>
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Oracle Stored Procedures and Crystal Reports

Overview
This article provides information for Oracle stored procedures and Crystal Reports (CR). You will find detailed information on the following: &#8226; &#8226; &#8226; &#8226; CR versions that support Oracle stored procedures. Meeting requirements when reporting from Oracle stored procedures in CR. Creating Oracle stored procedures. Executing Oracle stored procedures in SQL*Plus.

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*What&#8217;s New in Crystal Reports XI R2 Introduction

Introduction
This section provides a high-level overview of the components, features, and benefits that are provided by the latest release of Crystal Reports:

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&#8220;Crystal Reports XI R2&#8221; on page 2. &#8220;Application development&#8221; on page 6. &#8220;Future deprecation notices&#8221; on page 7.

You can find new features and enhancements within all of the major areas.

Crystal Reports XI R2
Crosstabs
Drag and drop crosstab enhancement
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A data warehouse is a collection of data marts representing historical data from different operations in the company. This data is stored in a structure optimized for querying and data analysis as a data warehouse. Table design, dimensions and organization should be consistent throughout a data warehouse so that reports or queries across the data warehouse are consistent. A data warehouse can also be viewed as a database for historical data from different functions within a company.

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Oracle provides a data type date that behaves like a timestamp. It stores a date and a time. Internally a date is stored in a special format not visible to the user. A user can store and retrieve dates and times through the following main functions: &#8226; to_date( str, format ) str is a sting of characters and format indicates how the string is supposed to be interpreted. The format components are listed in the following table. The function returns the internal representation of a date specifies by the string in the given format. to_char( date, format ) date is the internal</description>
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Key Functions in Oracle SQL
Use this Quick Reference Guide to locate functions you can use in your queries. There are five tables in this guide: Grouping Functions, Numeric Functions, String Functions, Date Functions, and Conversion Functions.
Grouping functions may include either of the keywords DISTINCT or ALL. ALL is the default if neither is specified and uses all selected rows in the calculation. DISTINCT uses only one row for each value in the calculation. Example: &#8226; &#8226; AVG(ALL 2,2,3,3,4) and AVG(2,2,3,3,4) both return 2.8. AVG(DISTINCT 2,2,3,3</description>
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