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6: Interacting with Relational Databases Foreign key: This column references a primary or unique key of another table. When set it will check the referred table for the existence of that key. As the customer ID is something that you must always have and must be unique, it makes sense to define it as a primary key. The definitions of keys are included separately from the column definition. Traditionally, the declaration of primary keys is kept until the end of all column declarations. If you want to use the customer ID as a primary key, the table create command now becomes this:

Age of the Interviewee As I mentioned above, cognitive ability, command of language, and memory retrieval strategies develop throughout childhood, making it gradually easier to give detailed accounts of what has been witnessed (Davies, 1991, 1994a; Fivush, 2002; Fivush et al, 1995; Saywitz, 2002) Therefore, the statements of younger children are likely to contain fewer details than statements of older children and adults Also, children under eight years old may have dif culty in viewing the world from somebody else s perspective (Flavell, Botkin, Fry, Wright, & Jarvis, 1968), thus Criterion 13 (attribution of perpetrator s mental state) is unlikely to occur in the statements of young children Finally, younger children have less developed meta-cognitive and meta-memorial capabilities (ie, knowing whether or not they know or remember an answer, Ghetti & Alexander, 2004; Magnussen et al.

1. Compile the WeatherClient.java and WeatherServer.java files. 2. Start the naming service with the command tnameserv:

, 2006; Walker & Warren, 1995), so are less likely to be aware of gaps in their memories (Criterion 15) Research has convincingly demonstrated that total CBCA scores are age dependent: with increased age, children obtain higher total CBCA scores16 In three eld studies the frequency of occurrence of each individual CBCA criterion was examined as a function of age (Boychuk, 1991; Buck, Warren, Betman, & Brigham, 2002; Lamers-Winkelman & Buf ng, 1996) Those studies found that many of the 19 criteria are age-related For example, Buck et al (2002) examined sexual abuse interviews with children aged 2 to 14 years and found that 13 of the 19 criteria were correlated with age.

C can be regarded as a correction factor between odometer-based distance estimates as used above, and those obtained from the GPS-based method. At each second t, an odometer distance dt and GPS-based coordinate estimates (Xt,Yt,Zt) are obtained. Here, it is assumed dt is a cumulative variable, so that the distance travelled between t 1 and t is dt dt 1. This is called d. Also, from the GPS measurements the cumulative distance travelled can be computed using OMMGPS. These distances are called Dt. Similar to the odometer distances, D is de ned as Dt Dt 1. Thus, a model of the relationship between d and D is: Di = C di + error This model can be calibrated by estimating C using least squares techniques, i.e. C is chosen to minimize the expression:

Each of the six criteria that were not correlated (unusual details, accurately reported details misunderstood, attribution of perpetrator s mental state, raising doubts about one s own memory, self-deprecation, and pardoning the perpetrator) were present in less than 10% of the interviews More eld researchers have examined the frequency of occurrence of criteria in statements regardless of age They found that the frequency differs widely per criterion17 In particular, Criterion 1 (logical.

In cases where you are moving information from one persistent store to another you may intentionally duplicate the data into the message for transport. For example, if you are synchronizing two databases with JMS, the data will be in the first database, then in the first database and the message, then in the first and second database. This isn t overreliability; it is just a simple and clean design. Of course, you wouldn t delete the data from the first database to send the message because you want it there as well. But, what you are doing is trusting the message with the copy of the data that belongs to the second database. You might also encounter situations where you are doing work with data before sending a message and expecting some form of reply. This is common in a session bean or servlet where, for example, you are using data about a customer, then send some of that data in a message, but keep a copy for continued use in the bean or servlet. Or you may be doing work between the send and reply. In these cases, you may save data persistently, even though it is in the message, to ensure that the sender has a valid copy.