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Consider the banking schema that we have used in this chapter Assume that we have a host-language variable amount, and that we wish to nd the names and cities of residence of customers who have more than amount dollars in any account We can write this query as follows:

The client chooses an unused port number greater than 1023, and the server listens on 554 (defined in RFC 2326) When the client requests a multimedia stream, the server and client will negotiate the port numbers for this multimedia UDP connection For example, in a RealPlayer configuration, the default port numbers range from 6970 to 7170; however, you can easily change this in the client configuration RTP places two restrictions on this source port number: The port number must be an even (not odd) number, like 6002, 6004, and so on The port number cannot be a well-known port number it must be greater than 1023

declare c cursor for select customer-name, customer-city from depositor, customer, account where depositorcustomer-name = customercustomer-name and accountaccount-number = depositoraccount-number and accountbalance > :amount

The variable c in the preceding expression is called a cursor for the query We use this variable to identify the query in the open statement, which causes the query to be evaluated, and in the fetch statement, which causes the values of one tuple to be placed in host-language variables The open statement for our sample query is as follows:

This is a unidirectional connection only the server can send the multimedia information on this connection back to the client The server builds this connection to the client The second UDP connection setup uses RTCP (Real-Time Control Protocol) This is a bi-directional connection that the client uses to synchronize the multimedia connection as well as to request any missing UDP segments from the multimedia server The restriction on this port number is that it must be one number greater than that used by the RTP multimedia connection; therefore, it will always be an odd number As with the last UDP connection, the server builds this connection to the client

This statement causes the database system to execute the query and to save the results within a temporary relation The query has a host-language variable (:amount); the query uses the value of the variable at the time the open statement was executed If the SQL query results in an error, the database system stores an error diagnostic in the SQL communication-area (SQLCA) variables, whose declarations are inserted by the SQL INCLUDE statement An embedded SQL program executes a series of fetch statements to retrieve tuples of the result The fetch statement requires one host-language variable for each attribute of the result relation For our example query, we need one variable to hold the customer-name value and another to hold the customer-city value Suppose that those variables are cn and cc, respectively Then the statement:

User EXEC mode is the first mode that you are presented with once you log into a security appliance You can tell that you are at this mode by examining the prompt: the prompt will contain the name of the appliance, which defaults to pixfirewall for a PIX or ciscoasa for an ASA, and is followed by the > symbol The following is an example of gaining access to User EXEC mode:

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