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he imagebase associated with a Concordance database is a file that contains metadata about images. A Concordance database that isn t associated with images doesn t have to have an imagebase. If it does, the imagebase will have the same name of the primary Concordance .DCB file, and will consist of two important files that have a .DIR and .VOL file extension. For example, the imagebase for HIST_DOCS.DCB consists of files named HIST_DOCS.DIR and HIST_DOCS.VOL. Imagebase .DIR files store information about the location of images. Opticon communicates with an imagebase seamlessly, so that when a user launches the program from Concordance, Opticon will automatically find and display an image. Imagebases also store information that determines how Opticon behaves as a user navigates through images: if a particular image is the last of a set of images that combine to define a document record, Opticon uses the imagebase to know that the next sequential image represents the first image of a new document record, and will update the page numbers and page counts. An imagebase .DIR file isn t an ASCII file and isn t properly viewed or modified using a text editor. Imagebase .DIR files are optimized into a series of coded instructions that Opticon can use directly. You interact with a database s .DIR file using methods described throughout this chapter.

As in the previous chapters, we end this chapter with some practical exercises. See Appendix D for the answers. 1. 2. Look at the example discussed in Listings 10-7, 10-8, and 10-9. Rewrite the query in Listing 10-9 without using a view, by using the WITH operator. Look at Listing 10-12. How is it possible that you can delete employee 7654 via this EMP view There are rows in the HISTORY table, referring to that employee via a foreign key constraint. Look at the view definition in Listing 10-18. Does this view implement the foreign key constraints from the REGISTRATIONS table to the EMPLOYEES and COURSES tables Explain your answer. Create a SAL_HISTORY view providing the following overview for all employees, based on the HISTORY table: For each employee, show the hire date, the review dates, and the salary changes as a consequence of those reviews. Check your view against the following result:

Catalyst::Controller::REST can serialize to and deserialize from a number of formats. So far, we ve used the JSON format by providing the Content-Type => 'application/json' header. We can change this by using a different format we could use YAML, Config::General, the Perl module Storable s format, or even raw Perl or PHP data structures, by changing the content header. For example, to indicate that our request body is YAML or the response we require is YAML, we change the Content-Type header as follows: Content-Type => 'text/x-yaml'

SQL> select * from sal_history; EMPNO ----7369 7369 7499 7499 7499 7499 7499 ... 7934 7934 7934 7934 HIREDATE ----------01-JAN-2000 01-JAN-2000 01-JUN-1988 01-JUN-1988 01-JUN-1988 01-JUN-1988 01-JUN-1988 01-FEB-1998 01-FEB-1998 01-FEB-1998 01-FEB-1998 REVIEWDATE SALARY_RAISE ----------- -----------01-JAN-2000 01-FEB-2000 -150 01-JUN-1988 01-JUL-1989 300 01-DEC-1993 200 01-OCT-1995 200 01-NOV-1999 -100 01-FEB-1998 01-MAY-1998 01-FEB-1999 01-JAN-2000 5 10 10

The contents of an imagebase can be represented as an ASCII comma-delimited file. ASCII files that track image path information are often referred to as log or cross-reference files. Administrators frequently give these files .TXT, .OPT, LOG, or .XRF file extensions. You can use log files to load (register) images in an imagebase. Log files are often included with document productions when images are provided to an outside agency. These log files give meaning to a set of images. The log file contains a separate line for each image file, and each line contains data corresponding to, among other things, an image s name, its path, the total number of images that combine to define a document, and if a particular image represents a document break.