Solutions 7

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• cours magistral - matière potentielle : notes
• cours magistral

ITET Analysis III HS 2011 A. Cannas da Silva Solutions 7 1. 1. We change variable and obtain ∫ 5 1 δ(x)(x+ 3)2dx, then the definition can be applied and gives zero, since the point x = 0 is not in the interval ]1, 5[. 2. We use the definition of the distributional derivative and obtain − ∫∞ −∞ δ(x − pi) cosxdx = 1.

• direction perpendi- cular to the boundary line
• green function of the upper half plane
• start with the wanted equation for distribu- tions
• function

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• Cours magistral
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• Wanted
• Function
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• Publié par: figas
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• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 3 Mo

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®Oracle Sales Analyzer
Administrator’s Guide
Release 11i
June 2001
A87517-01Oracle Sales Analyzer Administrator’s Guide, Release 11i
A87517 01
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Send Us Your Comments .................................................................................................................. ix
Preface............................................................................................................................................................ xi
Conventions.......................................................................................................................................... xiv
Documentation Accessibility ............................................................................................................. xv
1 Introduction to Oracle Sales Analyzer
The Analyzer Product Family........................................................................................................... 1-2
Database Configurations................................................................................................................... 1-3
Thick Client Access Mode ................................................................................................................ 1-5
Thin Client .................................................................................................................. 1-7
Issues for Thick and Thin Client Access........................................................................................ 1-9
Web Client Access Mode................................................................................................................. 1-10
2 Your Role as Administrator
Summary of Tasks............................................................................................................................... 2-2ry of Tools............................................................................................................................... 2-3
Relational Access Administrator ..................................................................................................... 2-4
Batch Manager..................................................................................................................................... 2-5
Express .................................................................................................................................................. 2-6
Analyzer Web Administrator ......................................................................................................... 2-10
Application Manager ...................................................................................................................... 2-11
Database Manager ............................................................................................................................ 2-12
Analyzer.............................................................................................................................................. 2-14
iiiTools for Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................... 2-15
3 Building the Database
Measures, Variables, and Formulas................................................................................................. 3-2
Dimensions ............................................................................................................................... ........... 3-3
Levels and Hierarchies....................................................................................................................... 3-6
Attributes.............................................................................................................................................. 3-9
Data Access........................................................................................................................................... 3-9
The Build Process.............................................................................................................................. 3-11
4 Working With Express Databases and Catalogs
Working with Express Databases .................................................................................................... 4-2
Remote Express Databases................................................................................................................ 4-3 Personal Databases .............................................................................................................. 4-4
Local Express Databases .................................................................................................................... 4-6
Working with Catalogs ...................................................................................................................... 4-7
Catalogs in the Server Database ...................................................................................................... 4-8
Catalogs in the Catalog Database .................................................................................................... 4-8
Integrated Catalogs............................................................................................................................. 4-9
5 Setting Up Database Access for a Windows Client
General Instructions for Database Setups ..................................................................................... 5-2
Creating a Configuration File........................................................................................................... 5-6
Selecting an Access Mode ................................................................................................................. 5-9
Specifying the Database Path for a Slice...................................................................................... 5-11
Maintaining a Shell Database ........................................................................................................ 5-12
Setting Up Login to the Database or to a Relational Manager ................................................ 5-15
Creating an Icon to Start a Database ............................................................................................. 5-19
Setting Up a Workstation User Name ........................................................................................... 5-22
Changing the Default Directory for Thin Client Publish to File ............................................ 5-24
6 Setting Up Communications for a Windows Client
General Instructions for Communications Setups....................................................................... 6-2
Communications Setups for Thick Client Access ........................................................................ 6-3
ivCommunications Setups for Thin Client Access.......................................................................... 6-5
7 Setting Up Database Access for Web Users
About Web Access .............................................................................................................................. 7-2
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