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Structured types can be declared and used in SQL:1999 as in the following example: create type Publisher as (name varchar(20), branch varchar(20)) create type Book as (title varchar(20), author-array varchar(20) array [10], pub-date date, publisher Publisher, keyword-set setof(varchar(20))) create table books of Book The rst statement de nes a type called Publisher, which has two components: a name and a branch The second statement de nes a structured type Book, which contains a title, an author-array, which is an array of authors, a publication date, a publisher (of type Publisher), and a set of keywords (The declaration of keyword-set as a set uses our extended syntax, and is not supported by the SQL:1999 standard) The types illustrated above are called structured types in SQL:1999

1 The Oracle 8 database system supports nested relations, but uses a syntax different from that in this chapter

The following are items Cisco supports that are part of the IPSec standard: Encryption algorithms connections) HMAC functions DES, 3DES, and AES (NULL is supported for data

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Device authentication methods keys Diffie-Hellman (DH) key groups Data connections User authentication XAUTHv6

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As you can see from the preceding list, not all IPSec standards are supported AH, transport mode, and the DH key group 1, to name a few

Sales compensation design elements are the building blocks of effective sales compensation plans Each sales compensation plan is the summation of decisions made about these design elements The design elements are as follows:

Finally, a table books containing tuples of type Book is created The table is similar to the nested relation books in Figure 91, except we have decided to create an array of author names instead of a set of author names The array permits us to record the order of author names Structured types allow composite attributes of E-R diagrams to be represented directly Unnamed row types can also be used in SQL:1999 to de ne composite attributes For instance, we could have de ned an attribute publisher1 as publisher1 row (name varchar(20), branch varchar(20)) instead of creating a named type Publisher We can of course create tables without creating an intermediate type for the table For example, the table books could also be de ned as follows: create table books (title varchar(20), author-array varchar(20) array[10], pub-date date, publisher Publisher, keyword-set setof(varchar(20))) With the above declaration, there is no explicit type for rows of the table 2 A structured type can have methods de ned on it We declare methods as part of the type de nition of a structured type: create type Employee as ( name varchar(20), salary integer ) method giveraise (percent integer)

Cisco has added many, many features to enhance the security, administration, and flexibility of IPSec remote access Some of the features of Easy VPN include the following: Centralized policies Policies are pushed to remotes, ensuring a uniform security policy that users can t override Group policy control You control what attributes are assigned to a user or group of users, like IP addresses, DNS and WINS server addresses, and split tunneling policies

We create the method body separately: create method giveraise (percent integer) for Employee begin set selfsalary = selfsalary + (selfsalary * percent) / 100; end The variable self refers to the structured type instance on which the method is invoked The body of the method can contain procedural statements, which we shall study in Section 96

2 In Oracle PL/SQL, given a table t, t%rowtype denotes the type of the rows of the table Similarly, ta%type denotes the type of attribute a of table t

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Control of split tunneling Split tunneling controls what traffic is or isn t protected by the tunnel By default the Easy VPN server forces the client to tunnel all user traffic to the server; you can ease this restriction and define split tunneling policies for your users, which your server downloads to the remote and which the remote enforces Dead Peer Detection (DPD) DPD allows the servers and remotes to detect when the other peer is no longer there, like when a remote has its dialup connection disconnected or is rebooted This allows the Easy VPN devices to remove the tunnel and, for remotes, try a backup server Initial contact If a remote becomes unexpectedly disconnected from a server and attempts to reestablish a connection to the server, the server will remove the old tunnel and allow a new one to be built

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These are just some of the features of Easy VPN This and the next chapter will expand upon these features

Eligibility Target total compensation Pay mix and leverage Performance measures and weights Quotas distribution Performance range Performance and payment periods