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A B C D E F G H SMALLFLOAT 3-10 smart large objects 7-10 TEXT 3-22 VARCHAR 3-19 Data warehouse, description 10-4 Database demonstration sales_demo 10-18, 11-4 superstores_demo 7-3 naming 4-4 populating new tables in 4-15 views on external database 6-30 Database administrator (DBA) 6-7 Database-level privileges Connect privilege 6-6 database-administrator privilege 6-7 description 6-6 Resource privilege 6-7 Data-warehousing model. See Dimensional data model. DATE data type description 3-13 display format 3-14 DATETIME data type description 3-14 display format 3-16 DB-Access creating database with 4-14 UNLOAD statement 4-17 DBA. See Database administrator. DBDATE environment variable 3-14 dbload utility, loading data 4-17 DBMONEY environment variable 3-13 dbslice, role in fragmentation 5-5 dbspace role in fragmentation 5-3 selecting 4-5 DBTIME environment variable 3-17 DECIMAL data type fixed-point 3-12 floating-point 3-11 Default locale Intro-4 Default value, of a column 3-25 Delete privilege 6-9, 6-34 DELETE statement I J K L M N O P Q R applied to view 6-31 privilege 6-6 privilege for 6-9 Dependencies, software Intro-4 Derived data, produced by view 6-26 Descriptor column 2-26 Dimension table choosing attributes 10-27 description 10-15 Dimensional data model building 10-16 dimension elements 10-13 dimension tables 10-15 dimensions 10-13 fact table 10-12 implementing 11-3 measures, definition 10-12 minidimension tables 10-29 Dimensional database, sales_demo 11-4 Distinct data type casting 9-4, 9-15 description 7-8 DISTINCT keyword, restrictions in modifiable view 6-31 Distribution scheme changing the number of fragments 5-18 definition 5-3 expression-based 5-6 using 5-7 with arbitrary rule 5-8 with range rule 5-8 hybrid 5-7 using 5-12 range 5-7 using 5-10 round-robin 5-6 using 5-9 system-defined hash 5-7 using 5-11 Documentation notes Intro-10 Documentation notes, program item Intro-11 Documentation, types of Intro-9 documentation notes Intro-10 machine notes Intro-10 release notes Intro-10 S T U V W X Y Z @ Domain characteristics 2-25 column 3-3 defined 2-25 DROP CAST statement, using 9-17 E Element type 7-15 Entity attributes 2-17 criteria for choosing 2-8 definition 2-5 occurrence 2-19 represented by a table 2-26 telephone directory example 2-9 Entity-relationship diagram discussed 2-20 reading 2-21 Environment variables Intro-6 Environment, Non-U.S. English 1-10 en_us.8859-1 locale Intro-4 Even distribution 5-9 Existence dependency 2-10 EXISTS keyword, use in condition subquery 6-33 Expression-based distribution scheme arbitrary rule 5-8 description 5-6 using 5-7 with range rule 5-8 Expression, cast allowed in 9-3 Extended 3-22 External tables, loading data with 4-17, 5-4 F Fact table description 10-12 determining granularity 10-19 granularity 10-12 Feature icons Intro-8 Features in 9.3 Intro-6 Field, in row types 7-21 finderr utility Intro-11 Index 3