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Oracle supports many standard datatypes, as you will see if you take a look at the Oracle documentation. Some Oracle datatypes look very similar; some are even synonyms for each other. These datatypes are supported for compatibility purposes of Oracle with other DBMSs or with the ANSI/ISO SQL standard. For example, INT and INTEGER are synonyms for NUMBER(38). Some datatypes are very specific in nature, making them irrelevant for us at this point in time. This section covers only the most common and widely used Oracle datatypes. In general, there are three categories of column data: numbers (numeric data), text (alphanumeric data), and time-related data. The most important corresponding Oracle datatypes are NUMBER, VARCHAR or VARCHAR2, and DATE, respectively. Table 3-1 shows some examples of the NUMBER datatype. Table 3-1. NUMBER Datatype Examples

60 characters of those fields are used during the comparison. This means you cannot, in fact, analyze the entire contents of a database record that contains PARAGRAPH fields to determine duplication.

NUMBER(4) NUMBER(6,2)

In older versions of Catalyst, YAML was the default configuration file format, but this was seen as a problem for two reasons. First, YAML uses whitespace to define different variables, so as a result it is difficult for nonprogrammers to use. Second, POD (the Perl documentation format) also uses whitespace to convey meaning (literal blocks of text such as code and configuration data structures are padded with leading spaces on the left side), but this is not treated consistently by different POD formatters (e.g., pod2html, pod to Unix man page), so for an inexperienced programmer, it s very difficult to see what the correct usage of YAML is because the two formats have whitespace dependency that interact to impair usability. On the other hand, Config::General, the newer default format, does not suffer from this problem. Having said that, Catalyst supports a number of configuration formats, including YAML and Config::General, so you are free to choose from a range of formats.

When document records are identified as duplicates, they re given document-level tags that, by default, are labeled original or duplicate. The assignment of these tags is arbitrary, in that the first record used as the record to be compared to is given the original tag, and other records that appear later in the database and that fit the duplicate criteria are given the duplicate tag. You can change the names of these tags from the Duplicate Detection tool, and you should, in fact, change these values for subsequent checks for duplicates, as the labels are reused. For example, if two unrelated checks for duplicates are run against the database, and if the labels of the original and duplicate tags aren t changed, both batches will share these tags, making it difficult to group duplicates together according to criteria.

An integer with a maximum length of four digits A number with a maximum precision of six digits; at most two digits behind the decimal point A multiple of thousand with at most seven digits Identical to NUMBER(38,*) Identical to NUMBER(38,5)

The lib/ directory contains all the Perl code for our application. Initially, Catalyst::Helper creates the Model, View, and Controller directories for us, the LolCatalyst::Lite module, and the LolCatalyst::Lite::Controller::Root module. The LolCatalyst::Lite module can contain application-level configuration and global methods for use by the application. It is good practice to put only configuration that does not need to be changed per deployment in this file. The configuration file (lolcatalyst-lite.conf, in this case) is for deployment-specific information (e.g., database connection information). The LolCatalyst::Lite::Controller::Root module is for top-level dispatch actions for example, what to do when the application s base is requested. In the case of the development server, this will be http://localhost:3000 unless you specify another port in the development server startup.