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This dialog is divided into four sections, corresponding to the left- and right-hand portions of an image s header and footer. Each section contains a drop-down box containing field names from the Concordance database that was active when Opticon was initially launched, and other selections that can calculate information on the fly as the production progresses. If you leave a drop-down box s selection blank, no data is stamped in that region on the image. You can customize font styles using the Font buttons adjacent to each drop-down box. Clicking a Font button opens a Font dialog (see Figure 14-13). You can configure font face, style, size, and other options. The list associated with each drop-down box contains two types of items: database field names and calculated values. Database field names appear in upper case, while calculated values are bracketed by angle brackets. Additionally, you can manually key data into these fields.

To use this mechanism with Edge Side Includes (ESI), see http://www.catalystframework.org/ calendar/2008/17 and the CPAN module Catalyst::View::Component::SubInclude::ESI. For another Catalyst view extension implemented as a Moose role, see Catalyst::View:: ContentNegotiation::XHTML on CPAN.

In this section, the following terms were introduced: Tables (or relations) Rows (or tuples) Columns and domains Candidate, primary, and foreign keys Integrity checking at the database level Missing information, null values, and three-valued logic Predicates and propositions

Selecting a database field name causes data contained in that field to be stamped directly onto the produced image. Because Concordance synchronizes with Opticon, only data from the database record that corresponds to an image is written. In the HIST_DOCS.DCB database, the DOCDATE field contains the date that a document was created. For example, if you select the DOCDATE field from the top left drop-down box, produced images corresponding to the Declaration of Independence will have the value 07/04/1776 stamped on the upper lefthand corner. Images corresponding to the Emancipation Proclamation will be stamped with the value 01/01/1863. The FOOTER field in the HIST_DOCS.DCB database was prepopulated with the same value for all records, IMPORTANT HISTORICAL DOCUMENT. In this example, this value will be stamped on the lower right-hand corner. Unlike database fields, which stamp like data on groups of images corresponding to the same document, calculated values endorse images with data that s calculated at the moment that an individual image is produced. For the purposes of this example, the <Production Number> values created by Opticon, based on the formatting decisions selected in the Numbering dialog, will be stamped on the lower left-hand corner of the image. Table 14-2 offers a complete description of how each selection calculates data. Table 14-2. Calculated Value Options, Descriptions, and Examples

To manipulate data, you need operators that can be applied to that data. Multiplication and addition are typical examples of operators in mathematics; you specify two numbers as input, and the operator produces one output value as a result. Multiplication and addition are examples of closed operators, because they produce things of the same type you provided as input (numbers). For example, for integers, addition is closed. Add any two integers, and you get another integer. Try it you can t find two integers that add up to a noninteger. However, division over the integers is not closed; for example, 1 divided by 2 is not an integer. Closure is a nice operator property, because it allows you to (re)use the operator results as input for a next operator. In a database environment, you need operators to derive information from the data stored in the database. In an RDBMS environment, all operators should operate at a high logical level. This means, among other things, that they should not operate on individual rows, but rather on tables, and that the results of these operators should be tables, too. Because tables are defined as sets of rows, relational operators should operate on sets. That s why some operators from the classical set theory such as the union, the difference, and the intersection also show up as relational operators. See Figure 1-3 for an illustration of these three set operators.