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The first step in the Crosstab Query Wizard is to identify the data source you will be using. As you can see in Figure 2-55, you can choose either a query or a table as your data source. In this example, you will be using the TrasactionMaster table as your data source. Select TransactionMaster and then click the Next button. The next step is to identify the fields you would like to use as the row headings. Select the Product_Number field and click the button with the > symbol on it to move it to the Selected Items list. At this point, your dialog box should look like Figure 2-56. Notice the Product_Number field is shown in the sample diagram at the bottom of the dialog box.

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As explained above, following the issuing of ITU-T Recommendations, ITU-R, through Study Group 4, has prepared recommendations translating these ITU-T Recommendations in terms which are significant for the satellite portion of the overall ISDN connections. Although these works are still continuing, the following ITU-R recommendations have been issued in the field of ISDN: Recommendation ITU-R S.614 on quality objectives for a 64 kbit/s ISDN circuit (translating ITU-T Recommendation G.821); Recommendation ITU-R S.1062 on "Error performance for a HDRP operating at or above the primary rate" (i.e. 1.5 Mbit/s) (translating the new ITU-T Recommendation G.826).

For each value of x (in this case, column B), you can calculate the predicted value of y (the value on the trendline) by using this equation. The variable m represents the slope of the line and b represents the y-intercept. For example, the month of February has an x value of 2 and a y value of 743. The predicted value for February, obtained using the following formula, is 621.318:

Many of today s enterprise applications are delivered through a Web-based interface. In an enterprise application, the Web tier serves to implement the portions of an application that are used to deliver the user interface through a Web browser. In this part, we look at open source implementations of the primary J2EE component used to implement the Web tier, the servlet container. However, we do not stop here. Most Web-tier technologies are best utilized by separating the business logic from the application logic through the implementation of the Model View Controller design pattern. We examine open source tools that provide two approaches for doing this: template engines and Web application frameworks.

The presentation layer provides for the generation and presentation of the user interface. Today, most enterprise applications are designed for Web-based delivery over the Internet.

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