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Suppose that we want a function that, given the title of a book, returns the count of the number of authors, using the 4NF schema We can de ne the function this way: create function author-count(title varchar(20)) returns integer begin declare a-count integer; select count(author) into a-count from authors where authorstitle = title return a-count; end This function can be used in a query that returns the titles of all books that have more than one author: select title from books4 where author-count(title) > 1 Functions are particularly useful with specialized data types such as images and geometric objects For instance, a polygon data type used in a map database may have an associated function that checks if two polygons overlap, and an image data type may have associated functions to compare two images for similarity Functions may be written in an external language such as C, as we see in Section 962 Some database systems also support functions that return relations, that is, multisets of tuples, although such functions are not supported by SQL:1999 Methods, which we saw in Section 922, can be viewed as functions associated with structured types They have an implicit rst parameter called self, which is set to the structured type value on which the method is invoked Thus, the body of the method can refer to an attribute a of the value by using selfa These attributes can also be updated by the method SQL:1999 also supports procedures The author-count function could instead be written as a procedure:

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tunneled (excludespecified) These are defined in an extended or standard ACL For a standard ACL, the addresses or networks you enter are addresses that the remote is trying to reach (destination addresses) For an extended ACL, the addresses off of the higher-level interface of the appliance (corporate office networks) are the source addresses in an ACL statement, and the destination addresses are the internal addresses of the remotes TIP If you allow split tunneling, then I recommend that you set up a firewall or NAC policy and require the remote to have a firewall installed to protect the user from clear-text traffic When split tunneling is enabled, you can enable split DNS The domain names listed after the split-dns command, separated by spaces, will be resolved by the DNS server listed in the group policy configuration Any other domain name will be resolved by the DNS server locally configured or dynamically acquired by the user s computer You can set up quite a few access restrictions for Easy VPN remotes in a group policy The vpn-access-hours command references a time range that controls when remotes can connect to the appliance (time ranges were discussed in 6) The vpn-filter command specifies an ACL that restricts traffic coming from the user, out of the tunnel, and through the appliance the appliance uses the ACL to determine what traffic it will allow from the remote The vpn-idle-timeout command specifies how long a user s data connections can be idle before the tunnel is terminated (30 minutes by default) You can also control how long a user can remain connected (idle or not) with the vpnsession-timeout command; by default there is no limit unless an idle timer is used The vpn-simultaneous-logins command limits the number of VPN sessions allowed for a user account The vpn-tunnel-protocol command controls the type of remote access VPN(s) a user can set up to the appliance; by default there are no restrictions So as you can see from this long list of policies, you are provided with many options.

create procedure author-count-proc(in title varchar(20), out a-count integer) begin select count(author) into a-count from authors where authorstitle = title end Procedures can be invoked either from an SQL procedure or from embedded SQL by the call statement: declare a-count integer; call author-count-proc( Database Systems Concepts , a-count);

User accounts used for XAUTH are typically found in one of three locations: Locally on the appliance On an AAA server On another device associated with an AAA server, like an Active Directory, NDS, or token card server, to name a few

SQL:1999 permits more than one procedure of the same name, so long as the number of arguments of the procedures with the same name is different The name, along with the number of arguments, is used to identify the procedure SQL:1999 also permits more than one function with the same name, so long as the different functions with the same name either have different numbers of arguments, or for functions with the same number of arguments, differ in the type of at least one argument