Word Bank:

Write a SELECT statement that selects all of the columns for the catalog view that returns information about foreign keys. How m

Nutka1998 [239]

Answer:

SELECT COUNT (DISTICT constraint_name)

FROM apd_schema.constraint_column_usage

RUN

Explanation:

General syntax to return a catalog view of information about foreign keys.

SELECT DISTINCT PARENT_TABLE =

RIGHT(Replace(DC.constraint_name, 'fkeys_', ''),

Len(Replace(DC.constraint_name, 'fkeys_', '')) - Charindex('_', Replace(DC.constraint_name, 'fkeys_', ''))),

CHILD_TABLE = DC.table_name,

CCU.column_name,

DC.constraint_name,

DC.constraint_type

FROM apd_schema.table_constraints DC

INNER JOIN apd_schema.constraint_column_usage CCU

ON DC.constraint_name = CCU.constraint_name

WHERE DC.constraint_type LIKE '%foreign'

OR DC.constraint_type LIKE '%foreign%'

OR DC.constraint_type LIKE 'foreign%'

RUN

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3 years ago

_____ refer(s) to computer programs that provide instructions for a computer to execute a desired task. Answer .a.Software .b. I

Dmitriy789 [7]

Software, which contains coded information that is almost like instructions for your computer.

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3 years ago

Please help me with this coding problem :)

leonid [27]

Answer:

ll and lll

Explanation:

list dont be a looser

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3 years ago

How do I connect my CSS file and HTML page together? it's just not wanting to work for me. I have 3 other HTML pages that have t

kotegsom [21]

Hey I wasn't able to replicate your css loading issue using most of the code you provided

In general you have the *.htm files/pages with <html> and <body> tags like you have and the link which references the same file (so just copy that part and it should work for all files)

There are possibly 4 issues which might still exist:
1) the css&htm files are not in the same folder, so the file isn't found
2) the browser cached an old version off the css file which was empty -> try cleaning the browser cache
3) you have many errors in your html which might confuse/break the browser
3.1) you have multiple html and body tags in one file, keep it to only <html><head/><body><stuff></body></html> per file
3.2) your list of many links has links inside of links
3.3) your links in the list of many links has a style tag as the href for the inner link, use class="menulinks" instead and then style it in the css with .menulinks{...}
3.4) the open tag of the inner links is not closed before the text content starts (<em>|FAQ</em> and so on )
3.5) in theory the order of the closing of tags is wrong for the inner links (but fixed if you remove the previously mentioned wrong style tag)
you open a->a->style->em and close em->a->a->style so style should be before the 2 closing </a> tags
3.6) in general you should indent everything, makes everything much clearer, also windows notepad isn't really the best in supporting you to write stuff like that
you might want to consider other editors like notepad++ which are free to download and highlght the syntax for you, have autocomplete and help with the indention and closing tags
4) make sure you have saved the changes and that they aren't there yet (try flashy colors like red or something else obvious)

Also it is easier to help when one has access to the code and doesn't have to retype important parts, copy&pasting it into the question would help, but brainly doesn't really support code so it's not nice and brainly might even reformat it a bit
websites like pastebin or for webdevelopment jsfiddle are useful, but really anything would help even if not intended for that purpose, like a viewable google doc link

I suggest you try fixing the issues from above and if it still doesn't work share the code in some (hopefully better) way

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3 years ago

Given a PrintWriter reference variable named output that references a PrintWriter object, write a statement that writes the stri

Nadya [2.5K]

Answer:

A PrintWriter reference variable named output that references a PrintWriter object is as follows:

//PrintWriter output = new PrintWriter(outfile);

PrintWriter output = new PrintWriter("output.txt");

The statement that writes the string "Hello World" to the file output is as follows: