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There are many good uses for triggers, such as those we have just seen in Section 642, but some uses are best handled by alternative techniques For example, in the past, system designers used triggers to maintain summary data For instance, they used triggers on insert/delete/update of a employee relation containing salary and dept attributes to maintain the total salary of each department However, many database systems today support materialized views (see Section 351), which provide a much

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well as VLAN subinterfaces to a context VLAN subinterfaces must first be created in the system area before you can assign them to a context The map_name parameter allows you to assign a different name that will appear in the context instead of the actual physical name The visible parameter allows an administrator to see both the physical and mapped interface names within a context; however the invisible parameter only allows the administrator to see the mapped interface names Basically the latter parameter allows you to hide the name of the physical interface for security purposes Each context has its own configuration file The config-url command specifies the location and name of the configuration file Locations you can specify include disk0 (flash), disk1, tftp, ftp, and https The last can only be read from, not written to Whenever you re in a context and execute the write mem command, the context configuration is stored in the specified location TIP If the configuration file is located on an external server and the appliance boots up and can t reach the external server, the context configuration will not be loaded, and thus the context will fail Therefore, I recommend that a context configuration file be placed in flash on the appliance itself (flash on the motherboard or, for the ASA, on the additional compact flash card) Once you ve performed the preceding configuration steps, the context is active you can switch to the context and set up its security policies Here s a simple example of setting up contexts:

create trigger overdraft-trigger on account for update as if nrowbalance < 0 begin insert into borrower (select customer-name, account-number from depositor, inserted where insertedaccount-number = depositoraccount-number) insert into loan values (insertedaccount-number, insertedbranch-name, insertedbalance) update account set balance = 0 from account, inserted where accountaccount-number = insertedaccount-number end Figure 65 Example of trigger in MS-SQL server syntax

ciscoasa(config)# interface ethernet0/1 ciscoasa(config-subif)# no shutdown ciscoasa(config)# interface ethernet0/110 ciscoasa(config-subif)# vlan 10 ciscoasa(config)# interface ethernet0/120 ciscoasa(config-subif)# vlan 20 ciscoasa(config)# context CTX1 Creating context 'CTX1' Done (4) ciscoasa(config-ctx)# allocate-interface ethernet0/110 inter1 ciscoasa(config-ctx)# allocate-interface ethernet0/120 inter2 ciscoasa(config-ctx)# config-url disk0:/CTX1cfg

Performance periods and payment periods work together Sales management sets the performance period for each formula measure the length of time between performance measurement periods This window of time can be a week, month, quarter, or even as long as a year Shorter sales cycles generally have shorter performance periods; longer sales cycles generally have longer performance periods Payment periods define when incentive payments occur Normally, the performance period and the payment period are the same, for example, measured and paid quarterly Additionally, performance and/or payment periods can be discrete or cumulative