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The most important source of information about commands on your Linux system is man, which is short for the System Programmers Manual. In the early days, these where nine different volumes that documented every aspect of the UNIX operating system. This structure of separate books (nowadays called sections) is still present in the man command. Here is a list of the available sections and the type of help you can find in these sections. 0 Section 0 contains information about header files. These are files that are typically in /usr/include and contain generic code that can be used by your programs. 1 Executable programs or shell commands. For the user, this is the most important section because it normally documents all commands that can be used. 2 System calls. As an administrator you will not use this section on a frequent basis. The system calls are functions that are provided by the kernel. It s all very interesting if you are a kernel debugger, but normal administrators won t need this information. 3 Library calls. A library is a piece of shared code that can be used by several different programs. Typically, a system administrator won t need the information here. 4 Special files. In here, the device files in the directory /dev are documented. This section can be useful to learn more about the working of specific devices.

will often loop through one table, saving the values in variables, and then insert the values in the second table My favorite analogy involves 2 boxes and 100 car keys How would you move the keys from one box to the other most efficiently without picking up either of the boxes Would you pick up one key at a time and move it No, you would probably grab up all the keys if you could and just move them all at once If you could not pick up all the keys in one trip, you could at least move them in two or three batches Listing 6-4 shows how to import rows from one table into another all within one statement This example demonstrates moving all the car keys at once Type in and execute the code to see how this works Listing 6-4.

In addition to the normal Spring Explorer view of the beans, there is an Open Graph context menu option on the nodes within the Spring Explorer. Selecting this option presents a read-only graphical representation of the dependencies established by the definition files. Figure A-14 shows part of a graph of the bean dependencies established by the timesheet-webapp project s applicationContext.xml bean definition file.

5 Configuration files Here you ll find the proper format you can use for most configuration files on your server If, for example, you want to know more about the way /etc/passwd is organized, use the entry for passwd in this section by issuing the command man 5 passwd 6 Games On a modern Linux system, this section contains hardly any information 7 Miscellaneous This section contains some information on macro packages used on your server 8 System administration commands This section does contain important information about the commands you will use on a frequent basis as a system administrator 9 Kernel routines This is documentation that isn t even installed standard and optionally contains information about kernel routines So the information that matters to you as a system administrator is in sections 1, 5, and 8.

Inserting Rows from Another Table USE AdventureWorksLT2008; GO --1 INSERT INTO dbodemoCustomer (CustomerID, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName) SELECT CustomerID, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName FROM SalesLTCustomer WHERE CustomerID BETWEEN 19 AND 35; --2 INSERT INTO dbodemoCustomer (CustomerID, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName) SELECT sCustomerID, cFirstName, cMiddleName, cLastName FROM SalesLTCustomer AS c INNER JOIN SalesLTSalesOrderHeader AS s ON cCustomerID = sCustomerID; --3 SELECT CustomerID, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName FROM dbodemoCustomer WHERE CustomerID > 18; Figure 6-4 shows some of the rows added to the dbodemoCustomer table by Listing 6-4 Statement 1 inserts the rows from the SalesLTCustomer table where the CustomerID is between 19 and 35 Statement 2 inserts the rows from a query that joins the SalesLTCustomer and SalesLT SalesOrderHeader tables The SELECT parts of the statements are valid queries that you can run without the INSERT clauses.

Mostly you don t need to know anything about the other sections, but sometimes an entry can be found in more than one section For example, information on an item called passwd is found in section 1 as well as section 5 If you just type man passwd, you ll see the content of the first entry that man finds If you want to make sure that all the information you need is displayed, use man -a <yourcommand> This makes sure that man browses all sections to see if it can find anything about <yourcommand> If you know what section to look in, specify the section number as well, as in man 5 passwd, which will open the passwd item from section 5 directly The basic structure for using man is to type man followed by the command you want information about.