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of the organization compromises compliance with the business practice by failing to adhere to policy. The work ow can be thought of as a practice to help achieve compliance to data management rules that are put in place across all of the business areas. Technology put into place must be able to evaluate these different data management rules, policies and guidelines that are applied to the data. Interpretation of these business rules may vary widely, but having a process to help de ne and implement any application strategy will be important to determine how the data is managed over its life cycle.

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The rst stage of the IT planning model is strategic information technology planning (SITP). It includes several somewhat different types of activities. On the one hand, it refers to identifying the applications portfolio through

************************ Description: Provides a utility library for working with files and folders. ************************ Copyright (c) 2008 William R. Stanek You have a royalty-free right to use these applications, provided that you give credit to the author AND agree that the author has no warranty, obligations or liability for any of these library functions. ************************

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This script mines the statistics from the uptime and vmstat commands and saves them in variables. The script then writes the values to the le de ned by the $OUTFILE variable. For this example, I just saved the le in my $HOME directory. You should modify this location to what suits your environment best. After creating the capstats script, you should probably test it from the command line before having it run regularly from your cron table:

Some T-SQL DDL commands, such as CREATE PROCEDURE, are required to be the only command in the batch. Very long scripts that create several objects often include numerous GO batch terminators. Because SQL Server evaluates syntax by the batch, using GO throughout a long script also helps locate syntax errors.

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T-SQL nally has the increment variable feature, which saves a few keystrokes when coding and certainly looks cleaner and more modern. The basic idea is that an operation and equals sign will perform that function on the variable. For example, the code

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