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RESTORE DATABASE AdventureWorks FROM DATABASE_SNAPSHOT = 'AdventureWorks_Snapshot_Oct_09_2005' The validation query is executed again to see if the data in the CustomerType column was corrected by the database snapshot revert: USE AdventureWorks GO SELECT CustomerType, COUNT(*) RowCnt FROM Sales.Customer GROUP BY CustomerType This returns confirmation that the CustomerType values have been recovered: CustomerType -----------S I RowCnt ----------701 18484

The `-ansi' option does not cause non-ISO programs to be rejected gratuitously For that, `-pedantic' is required in addition to `-ansi' *Note Warning Options:: I strongly recommend that you learn how to use the Info interface because a great deal of valuable information, especially about GCC, is only accessible in Info files The next section, Getting Started, or Instructions for the Impatient, should be sufficient to get you started Subsequent sections go into detail and offer variations and extensions of the techniques discussed in the next section..

The RESTORE...FROM DATABASE_SNAPSHOT command allows you to undo any changes you made to the source database after the date and time of the creation of the designated database snapshot. This operation can also take less time to perform than a regular restore operation (for more on this topic, see 29). In this recipe, the data in a column was unintentionally updated. A database snapshot was then used to revert to the data as of the point when the database snapshot was created. During the RESTORE...FROM DATABASE_SNAPSHOT operation, the database was offline and unavailable for use. After the operation completed, any changes made to AdventureWorks since the database snapshot were lost.

Being able to catch an exception for any user-defined type in a binary other than the one that threw the exception requires a typeinfo lookup. Because typeinfo information is part of the information that is hidden by the fvisibility=hidden option or the visibility __attribute__ attribute specification, you must be very careful not to hide symbols for any class or method that can throw exceptions across object file boundaries.

inked servers provide SQL Server with access to data from remote data sources Using linked servers, you can issue queries, perform data modifications, and execute remote procedure calls Remote data sources can be homogeneous (meaning that a source is another SQL Server instance) or heterogeneous (from other relational database products and data sources such as DB2, Access, Oracle, Excel, and text files) A query that joins or retrieves data across multiple platforms is a crossplatform query Using a cross platform query, you can access legacy database systems without the cost of merging or migrating existing data sources The remote data sources are connected to via an OLE DB provider OLE DB, created by Microsoft, is a set of COM (component object model) interfaces used to provide consistent access to varying data sources.

You can specify the color of the border by using the bordercolor command-line option. For example, if you want to make the border green, then you use the following command line: convert -bordercolor green -border 5x10 input.jpg output.jpg This gives you the image shown in Figure 6-2.