List of Figures

• 6-1 Interaction Between Serializable Transaction and Another Transaction
• 6-2 Referential Integrity Check
• 6-3 Transaction Control Flow
• 6-4 Possible Sequences of Autonomous Transactions
• 6-5 Example: A Buy Order
• 6-6 Bank Withdrawal—Sufficient Funds
• 6-7 Bank Withdrawal—Insufficient Funds with Overdraft Protection
• 6-8 Bank Withdrawal—Insufficient Funds Without Overdraft Protection
• 10-1 Rows That Violate and Satisfy a UNIQUE Constraint
• 10-2 Rows That Violate and Satisfy a FOREIGN KEY Constraint
• 14-1 PL/SQL Web Application
• 14-2 Processing Client Requests with Embedded PL/SQL Gateway
• 15-1 Middle-Tier Caching
• 15-2 Basic Process of Continuous Query Notification (CQN)
• 17-1 The OCI or OCCI Development Process
• 18-1 Oracle Database and External Procedures
• 19-1 Possible DTP Model
• 20-1 Oracle Publish-Subscribe Functionality
• 21-1 Components of the ODBC Model
• 21-2 Oracle ODBC Driver Architecture
• 21-3 Oracle ODBC Driver Configuration Dialog Box
• 21-4 The Application Options Tab of the Oracle ODBC Driver Configuration Dialog Box
• 21-5 The Oracle Options Tab of the Oracle ODBC Driver Configuration Dialog Box
• 21-6 The Workarounds Options Tab of the Oracle ODBC Driver Configuration Dialog Box
• 21-7 The SQL Server Migration Options Tab of the Oracle ODBC Driver Configuration Dialog Box
• 22-1 RFID Code Categories and Their Schemes
• 22-2 Oracle Database Tag Data Translation Markup Language Schema
• 26-1 How Application Continuity Works
• 26-2 Dynamic Mode: Nontransaction State Can Change During Request
• 26-3 Static Mode: Nontransactional State Never Changes During Request