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Listing 3-6 shows several beans being declared along with their dependencies. The complexity of the XML configuration file will depend on the number of beans being set, the wiring mode being used to associate beans with each other, the number of properties being set on the various beans, whether they require constructor parameters, and so on. Listing 3-10 shows a simple bean, defined with a single parameter, a default constructor, accessible by the name ref from the factory.

1. Write a SELECT statement to retrieve data from the SalesLT.Product table. Use these values to insert five rows into the dbo.demoProduct table using literal values. Write five individual INSERT statements. 2. Insert five more rows into the dbo.demoProduct table. This time write one INSERT statement. 3. Write an INSERT statement that inserts all the rows into the dbo.demoSalesOrderHeader table from the SalesLT.SalesOrderHeader table. Hint: Pay close attention to the properties of the columns in the dbo.demoSalesOrderHeader table. 4. Write a SELECT INTO statement that creates a table, dbo.tempCustomerSales, showing every CustomerID from the SalesLT.Customer along with a count of the orders placed and the total amount due for each customer. 5. Write an INSERT statement that inserts all the products into the dbo.demoProduct table from the SalesLT.Product table that have not already been inserted. Do not specify literal ProductID values in the statement. 6. Write an INSERT statement that inserts all the addresses into the dbo.demoAddress table from the SalesLT.Address table. Before running the INSERT statement, type in and run the following command so that you can insert values into the AddressID column:

R: Reinstallation of the package is required. X: The package requires reinstallation and has been put on hold. The dpkg command can be used to show a list of packages that are already installed in your system, but you can also use it to display a list of packages that are available to your system. The only difference is that you have to provide some information about the package. For example, the command dpkg -l "samba*" would provide information about the current installation status of the Samba package. Listing 3-3 shows the result of this command. Listing 3-3. Dpkg Can Be Used to Display a List of Packages That Are Available. sander@RNA:~$ dpkg -l "samba*" Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold | Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed |/ Err =(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad) ||/ Name Version Description +++-==============-==============-============================================ un samba-common <none> (no description available) As you can see in the output that is provided for each package, the first two positions show that the package status is currently unknown. In combination with some smart use of the grep command, you can even use this construction to find out what packages are available for installation on your server. In the command dpkg -l "*" | grep ^un, the grep command is used to filter out all packages that show a result that starts with the letters un, which is very typical for a package that is not installed. You can also use the dpkg utility to find out what package owns a certain file. This is very useful information. Imagine that a file is broken and you need to refresh the package s installation. To find out what package owns a file, use dpkg --seach /your/file. The command will immediately return the name of the package that owns this file.

On Ubuntu, a few commands are available for package management. One of these is aptitude. The major benefit of this command is that it is somewhat more user friendly because it can work with keywords, which are words that occur somewhere in the description of the package. For example, to get a list of all packages that have xen (the name of the well-known Linux virtualization product) in their description, you would use aptitude search xen. Listing 3-4 shows the result of this command. Listing 3-4. Showing Package Status Based on Keywords sander@RNA:~$ aptitude search xen p ubuntu-xen-desktop - Xen software for running on servers. p ubuntu-xen-server - Xen software for running on servers. p xen-doc-2.6.16 - Linux kernel specific documentation p xen-docs-3.0 - documentation for XEN, a Virtual Mac v xen-headers -

SET IDENTITY_INSERT dbo.demoAddress ON;

<bean id="ref" class="com.apress.coupling.config.RefExample"> <property name="text" value="RefExample"/> </bean>

xen-headers-2.6 xen-headers-2.6.16 xen-headers-2.6.19-4 xen-headers-2.6.19-4-gener xen-headers-2.6.19-4-serve xen-hypervisor xen-hypervisor-3.0 xen-hypervisor-3.0-i386 xen-hypervisor-3.0-i386-pa xen-hypervisor-i386 xen-hypervisor-i386-pae xen-image-2.6.19-4-generic xen-image-2.6.19-4-server xen-ioemu-3.0 xen-restricted-modules-2.6 xen-source xen-source-2.6 xen-source-2.6.16 xen-tools xen-utils xen-utils-3.0 xen-utils-common xengine xenman xenx-doc-2.6