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JDBC Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach

Mahmoud Parsian

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Software Engineering/Programming and Operating Systems

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No detectada 2005 SpringerLink

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ISBN impreso

978-1-59059-520-6

ISBN electrónico

978-1-4302-0061-1

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Springer Nature

País de edición

Reino Unido

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© Apress 2005

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Exploring the Statement

Mahmoud Parsian

We analyse the bifurcation sequence of typical simple plane shear flows numerically by using a bifurcation analysis and also a DNS technique, considering flows with and without a system rotation about a spanwise axis. Our analysis is applied to (1) plane Couette flow, (2) plane Poiseuille flow, and (3) flow with a cubic velocity profile.

Pp. 381-430

Working with the PreparedStatement

Mahmoud Parsian

We analyse the bifurcation sequence of typical simple plane shear flows numerically by using a bifurcation analysis and also a DNS technique, considering flows with and without a system rotation about a spanwise axis. Our analysis is applied to (1) plane Couette flow, (2) plane Poiseuille flow, and (3) flow with a cubic velocity profile.

Pp. 431-492

Passing Input Parameters to PreparedStatement

Mahmoud Parsian

We analyse the bifurcation sequence of typical simple plane shear flows numerically by using a bifurcation analysis and also a DNS technique, considering flows with and without a system rotation about a spanwise axis. Our analysis is applied to (1) plane Couette flow, (2) plane Poiseuille flow, and (3) flow with a cubic velocity profile.

Pp. 493-567

Exploring JDBC Utilities

Mahmoud Parsian

We analyse the bifurcation sequence of typical simple plane shear flows numerically by using a bifurcation analysis and also a DNS technique, considering flows with and without a system rotation about a spanwise axis. Our analysis is applied to (1) plane Couette flow, (2) plane Poiseuille flow, and (3) flow with a cubic velocity profile.

Pp. 569-613