If this database is intended to help the DoD keep track of likely recruits, will they purge it annually of the people who graduate? If not, then this is just a front for a full government database of its citizens.
I have a hard time thinking that Tux can take a guy (ok, penguin) with a nose that big, wearing leather and spikes, and playing rhythm tuba in a band named Deathtongue.
Just a little off-topic, but the university name is spelled with a 'u' (Purdue) while the chicken company is spelled with an 'e' (Perdue). Therefore, there is no trademark issue between the two. Thanks for listening.
I personally prefer SQL Worksheet. It comes with Enterprise Manager, and allows you to do *almost* everything you can do in SQL*Plus. Some of the SQL*Plus commands (i.e. Set) aren't supported for some strange reason, but you get a command history and point-and-click editing of your SQL. I use it every day, and have given up on SQL*Plus.
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If this database is intended to help the DoD keep track of likely recruits, will they purge it annually of the people who graduate? If not, then this is just a front for a full government database of its citizens.
No, you misunderstood. The Diebold supercomputer ("Big Brother") doesn't predict the election, it decides it.
Just a little off-topic, but the university name is spelled with a 'u' (Purdue) while the chicken company is spelled with an 'e' (Perdue). Therefore, there is no trademark issue between the two. Thanks for listening.
I personally prefer SQL Worksheet. It comes with Enterprise Manager, and allows you to do *almost* everything you can do in SQL*Plus. Some of the SQL*Plus commands (i.e. Set) aren't supported for some strange reason, but you get a command history and point-and-click editing of your SQL. I use it every day, and have given up on SQL*Plus.