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I had a bit of a problem deciding how to line up the figures from the hash_area_size tests with those from the pga_aggregate_target tests. According to the manuals, any individual workarea is limited to 5% of the pga_aggregate_target, so obviously a pga_aggregate_target of 100MB should be compared with a hash_area_size of 5MB. On the other hand, when I set the pga_aggregate_target to 100MB, the 10053 trace reported the hash area (max=) at 10MB, not 5MB. So in the end I decided to line the two sets of figures up on the formula hash_area_size = 0.1 * pga_aggregate_target on the basis that this was probably the value that the optimizer was using for most of its calculations. On top of this, there was another little problem: the minimum legal value for pga_aggregate_target is 10MB which corresponds to 1MB for the hash_area_size calculations by my formula; however, the legal minimum for the hash_area_size is 32KB (although this is ignored and the effective minimum seems to be 64KB). So my sets of figures don t start at the same place. Finally, rather than reporting the actual cost of the query, I have subtracted the cost of the two tablescans from the total cost, to give you the cost of the join itself. Table 12-3 lists the costs of the baseline query for different feature sets at equivalent levels of memory for the hash table and yes, they are the right headings; the figures with CPU costing enabled really do come out lower than the figures without.

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ou ve been using properties throughout the text, and you looked at an example of an event in 2. This chapter will go into a bit more detail on properties and events, and will also discuss some features of operators unique to C++/CLI, including static operators and how conversion operators work in C++/CLI versus classic C++. You ll also learn about casts and conversions.

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As you saw in 2, in terms of object-oriented programming, properties capture the has-a relationship for an object. Properties seem a lot like fields to the consumer of a class. They represent values that can be retrieved and/or written to. You can use them inside the class as well as outside the class (if they are public). There is a special syntax for using them that makes them look like fields, but operations on these fields invoke the accessor (get and set) methods that you ve defined. Properties fully encapsulate the underlying data, whether it s a single field or something more complex, meaning that you are free to change the underlying field s representation without affecting the users of the class. Say we want to declare some typical properties we might find in a periodic table of the elements. Listing 7-1 shows how. Listing 7-1. Declaring Properties // declaring_properties.cpp using namespace System; value class ElementType { public: property unsigned int AtomicNumber; property double AtomicWeight; property String^ Name; property String^ Symbol; };

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int main() { ElementType oxygen; oxygenAtomicNumber = 8; oxygenAtomicWeight = 159994; oxygenName = "Oxygen"; oxygenSymbol = "O"; Console::WriteLine("Element: {0} Symbol: {1}", oxygenName, oxygenSymbol); Console::WriteLine("Atomic Number: {0} Atomic Weight: {1}", oxygenAtomicNumber, oxygenAtomicWeight); } The output of Listing 7-1 is as follows: Element: Oxygen Symbol: O Atomic Number: 8 Atomic Weight: 159994 As you can see, the property is invoked by using its name in a member access expression You do not call get and set explicitly; they are called for you whenever code specifies a construct that either retrieves the value (for example, using the property in an expression or as a function parameter) or sets the value (when the property is used as an lvalue) Expressions involving properties may not be chained That is to say, a property cannot be an lvalue and an rvalue at the same time.

TIP: On any menu, you can jump down to an entry by pressing the key with the first letter. For example, you can press the O key to jump down to Options.

Table 12-3. Costs Changing with Memory Allocation and Feature Usage (Continued)