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We now have a schema called Publishers, which can be used to contain other database objects It can be used to hold all objects related to publication functionality, for example, or used to hold objects for database users associated to publication activities To start using the new schema, use the schemaobject_name two-part naming format, just as you did in SQL Server 2000, only this time the first part of the two-part name is the schema name: CREATE TABLE PublishersISBN (ISBN char(13) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, CreateDT datetime NOT NULL DEFAULT GETDATE()) This next example demonstrates making the Publishers schema a database user s default schema.

-fno-guess-branch-probability: This optimization option tells GCC to use an empirical model to predict branch probabilities, which may prevent some optimizations Normally, GCC may use a randomized model to guess branch probabilities when none are available from either profiling feedback (-fprofile-arcs) or __builtin_expect This may cause different runs of the compiler on the same program to produce different object code, which may not be desirable for applications such as real-time systems -fno-ident: This code generation option causes GCC to ignore the #ident directive -fno-implement-inlines: This option when compiling C++ programs tells GCC not to generate out-of-line copies of inline functions based on the #pragma implementation This saves space but will cause linker errors if the code for these functions is not generated inline everywhere these functions are called -fno-implicit-inline-templates: This option when compiling C++ programs tells GCC not to generate code for implicit instantiations of inline templates.

For this example, a new SQL login in the master database: USE master GO CREATE LOGIN Veronica WITH PASSWORD=N'test123', DEFAULT_DATABASE=TestDB, CHECK_EXPIRATION=OFF, CHECK_POLICY=OFF GO Next, a new database user is mapped to the login in the TestDB database: USE TestDB GO CREATE USER Veronica FOR LOGIN Veronica GO Now the default schema of the existing database user will be changed to the Publishers schema Any objects this database user creates by default will belong to this schema (unless the database user explicitly uses a different schema in the object creation statement): USE TestDB GO ALTER USER Veronica WITH DEFAULT_SCHEMA=Publishers GO 24 reviews how to transfer the ownership of an object from one schema to another using ALTER SCHEMA You ll need to use this in situations where you wish to drop a schema For example, if we tried to drop the Publishers schema right now, with the Publishers.

This option is typically used in combination with optimization options to minimize duplicated code -fno-implicit-templates: This option when compiling C++ programs tells GCC to only emit code for explicit instantiations and not to generate code for noninline templates that are instantiated by use -fno-inline: This optimization option prevents GCC from expanding any function inline, effectively ignoring the inline keyword During normal optimization, the code for functions identified as inline is automatically inserted at each function call -fno-jump-tables: This code generation option tells GCC not to use jump tables for handling switch statements and is typically used when generating code for use in a dynamic linker that therefore cannot reference the address of a jump or global offset table -fno-math-errno: This optimization option prevents GCC from setting ERRNO after calling math functions that can be executed as a single instruction, such as sqrt.

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ISBN table still in it, we would get an error warning us that there are objects referencing that schema This example demonstrates using ALTER SCHEMA to transfer the table to the dbo schema prior to dropping the Publishers schema from the database: ALTER SCHEMA dbo TRANSFER PublishersISBN GO DROP SCHEMA Publishers.

Not setting ERRNO reduces the overhead of calling such functions, but ERRNO should be set in programs that depend on exact IEEE or ISO compliance for math functions The -fno-math-errno option is therefore not turned on by any of the generic GCC optimization options and must be specified manually -fno-nil-receivers: This Objective C and Objective C++ language option tells GCC to assume that the receiver of any message dispatched in the current translation unit is not nil This option is only supported in the NeXT runtime used on Mac OS X 103 and greater..

Schemas act as a container for database objects. Unlike when a database user owns objects directly, a database user now can own a schema (or, in other words, have permissions to use the objects within it).