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Oracle Corporation, an enterprise software company, engages in the development, manufacture, distribution, servicing, and marketing of database, middleware, and application software worldwide.
Pamata ekvivalenci starp rakstzīmēm vai rakstzīmju secību. Piemēram, ç ir līdzvērtīga c kombinācija, un. Tos nevar atšķirt, kad tie ir padarīti pareizi .
Industry:Software
Atzīme blakus vai rakstzīme vai rakstzīmju kombinācija, kas norāda, ka nekā skaņa bez diakritiskās zīmes raksturu atšķirīgu skaņu. Piemēram, cedilla, fasādes ir diakritisko zīmi. Tas maina skaņas c .
Industry:Software
A Java application that runs in a server, typically a Web or application server, and performs processing on that server. Servlets are the Java equivalent to CGI scripts.
Industry:Software
A glyph (font glyph) is a specific representation of a character. A character can have many different glyphs. For example, the first character of the English uppercase alphabet can be printed or displayed as A, A, A, and so on. These forms are different glyphs that represent the same character.
Industry:Software
The definition of the structure and data types within a database. It can also be used to refer to an XML document that support the XML Schema W3C recommendation.
Industry:Software
A server designed to host applications and their environments, permitting server applications to run. A typical example is OAS, which is able to host Java, C, C++, and PL/SQL applications in cases where a remote client controls the interface. See also Oracle Application Server.
Industry:Software
A property of an element that consists of a name and a value separated by an equals sign and contained within the start tags after the element name. In this example, <Price units='USD'>5</Price>, units is the attribute and USD is its value, which must be in single or double quotes. Attributes may reside in the document or DTD. Elements may have many attributes but their retrieval order is not defined.
Industry:Software
A value in the Unicode codespace, which ranges from 0 to 0x10FFFF. Unicode assigns a unique code point to every character.
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