Enterprise Library使用说明文档(.net 2.0)

Enterprise Library 2.0 --企业库常用方法下面我们重点来说一下DataAccess Application Block操作数据库的方法。

1、创建一个数据库实例DataBase//创建一个默认的数据库实例Database defaultdb = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase();//创建一个名为Connection String的数据库实例Database db = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase("Connection S tring");//上面两种创建数据库实例的方法的数据库可以是任何类型的数据库，取决于Config文件中的配置信息//下面的这种方面展示了创建一个SQL数据库的实例,需引用Micros oft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data.Sql程序集SqlDatabase dbsql = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase("Connec tion String") as SqlDatabase;//我们同样也可以不通过配置文件来创建数据库实例，如下string connString = "server=.;database=EnterpriseLibrary;uid=sa; pwd=";SqlDatabase nocofigdb = new SqlDatabase(connString);2、创建DbCommandDbCommand的创建方式有两种：一种是为了调用存储过程创建，一种是为了执行一般的SQL语句而创建，具体用哪一种方式，就要看你需要执行的是存储过程还是SQL语句了。

//创建一个SQL语句的DbCommandDatabase db = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase();string sql = "Select * from person";DbCommand Sqldbcomm = db.GetSqlStringCommand(sql);//创建一个存储过程的DbCommand//存储过程名称为GetAllPersonByNamestring procName = "GetAllPersonByName";DbCommand Procdbcomm = db.GetStoredProcCommand(procN ame);3、存储过程中的参数处理DataBase类中包含多种传递存储过程参数的方法，也包含了得到和设置参数值的方法，如下：AddParameter. 为存储过程传递一个参数(输入型或输出型) AddInParameter. 为存储过程传递一个输入型参数AddOutParameter. 为存储过程传递一个输出型参数GetParameterValue. 获取某存储过程指定参数的值SetParameterValue. 为存储过程的某个参数赋值，当你需要用同一个方法来执行插入多条记录时，就可参数给参数赋值的方法来进行//创建一个存储过程的DbCommand//存储过程名称为GetAllPersonByNamestring procName = "GetAllPersonByName";DbCommand Procdbcomm = db.GetStoredProcCommand(procN ame);//添加一个输入型的参数db.AddInParameter(Procdbcomm, "@sex", DbType.String);//添加一个输出型的参数db.AddOutParameter(Procdbcomm, "@name", DbType.String,20); //设置参数的值db.SetParameterValue(Procdbcomm, "@sex", "男");//执行存储过程db.ExecuteNonQuery(Procdbcomm);//得到输出参数的值,注意转化返回值类型string outvalue = (string) db.GetParameterValue(Procdbcomm, " @name");4、执行ExecuteReader方法返回一个IDataReader类型的数据集因为ExecuteReader方法在一开始执行时就打开了一个与数据库的连接，所以我们必须注意在使用结束时关闭连接，而用using(){}语句块就能确保ExecuteReader方法在执行完毕时关闭与数据库的连接。

Software Manual.NET 3964R Library.NET Class LibrarySoftware Manual .NET 3964R Library2(translation of the original operating instructions) MAN20001624-02-03/23Contents1. General notes (3)1.1.Use of the manual ...........................................................................................................................31.2.Requirement for the user .................................................................................................................31.3.Supplementary documents ..............................................................................................................31.4.System requirements ......................................................................................................................31.5. Use of brand names (3)2. General function of the application (4)3. Installation (4)4. Demo application (5)3MAN20001624-02-03/23 (translation of the original operating instructions)Software Manual .NET 3964R LibraryEN1. General notes1.1. Use of the manualThis manual describes the function and use of the .NET 3964R library (order no. 8000140), version 1.X.X.X. The order number and the software version number can also be found in the HTML documentation.1.2. Requirement for the userProper use of the .NET 3964R library requires prior knowledge in application programming and the integration or application of .NET class libraries in a PC environment.1.3. Supplementary documentsThe overall documentation for this product consists of the following documents:1.4. System requirementsHardware:Standard PCIf you use an EKS Electronic-Key adapter with USB interface, the current EKS USB driver version (order no. 094376) must be installed on the Windows operating system.Development environment:An integrated development environment (IDE) that supports .NET 6 is required.Operating system:Windows ® 10, 32-bitWindows ® 10, 64-bit1.5. Use of brand namesMicrosoft Windows ® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.Software Manual .NET 3964R Library4(translation of the original operating instructions) MAN20001624-02-03/232. General function of the applicationThe .NET class library supports the integration of the following systems in a Microsoft .NET application:ÌIdent system CIS stations with serial interfaceÌElectronic-Key-System EKS Electronic-Key adapters with serial and USB interfacesThis enables the systems to be used in combination with process visualization software, for example.Data communication uses the 3964R transfer protocol. Here, the .NET class library serves as the protocol driver and enables straightforward communication setup from .NET-based programming environments such as Microsoft C# .NET.The .NET class library can be used to read and possibly write the transponder data. Transponders with the following memory types are supported:Ì16 bytes read/write (no serial number)Ì116 bytes read/write plus 8 bytes serial number read onlyÌ5 bytes serial number read onlyRefer to the respective product description for the memory structure. It is necessary to observe the required block formation when writing data.3. InstallationTo use the .NET class library, add the lib_.NET3964R folder to your .NET project.The description for the .NET class library commands is integrated in the software. The HTML documentation can also be used as a supplement. This is available via the index.html document in the html folder.5MAN20001624-02-03/23 (translation of the original operating instructions)Software Manual .NET 3964R LibraryEN4. Demo applicationThe basic functions of the .NET class library can be tested in the integrated demo application Euchner.DemoApp.Device3964R . The demo application can be started under DemoApp3964R_x.x.x.x\Executable . It is intended exclusively for illustrativepurposes for the functions and not for complete applications.Connect a device to the PC and select a transponder type from the drop-down box. The buttons can then be used as follows:Euchner GmbH + Co. KGKohlhammerstraße 1670771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany***************Edition:MAN20001624-02-03/23Title:Software Manual.NET 3964R Library(translation of the original operating instructions) Copyright:© EUCHNER GmbH + Co. KG, 03/2023Subject to technical modifications; no responsibility is accept-ed for the accuracy of this information.。

SupportAssist Enterprise 版本 1.2快速设置指南SupportAssist Enterprise 是一款应用程序，可自动为 Dell 服务器、存储、网络设备提供技术支持。

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本文讨论了Microsoft Windows Server 2003、Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3) 或Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) 上的安装。

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IEEE Xplore 2.0 User Guide Searching IEEE XploreTable of ContentsTable of ContentsSEARCHING IEEE XPLORE (1)Searching IEEE Xplore General Procedure (1)Using Basic Search (2)Searching within a Publication (3)Using Advanced Search General Procedure (3)Structured Advanced Search (Option 1) (4)Limiting a Search to Specific Collections (5)Limiting a Search to Specific Years (6)Controlling the Search Results Format (6)Free-Form Advanced Search (Option 2) (7)Summary of Field Codes (8)Summary of Search Operators (9)Using Author Search (9)CrossRef Search Pilot (11)Reusing Previous Searches (12)Tips for Effective Use of Search (12)Working with Search Results (19)Viewing Selected Search Results (20)Adjusting the Search Results Format (21)Copyright © 2005. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers,Inc. Company and/or product names used herein are trademarks of theirrespective owners.Searching IEEE XploreSearching IEEE Xplore General ProcedureUse the following general procedure to search the IEEE Xplorecollections.Quick Searching1. On the Home page, enter a keyword in the Basic Search box andclick .Basic Search is available to everyone visiting IEEE Xplore.orYou can perform a quick search on a publication page or table ofcontents page for a publication. Enter a keyword in the Search ThisPublication, Search this issue, or Search this ConferenceProceeding box and click . You need to be logged in to IEEEXplore to perform searching within publications.More Advanced SearchingYou need to be logged in to your institution’s subscription account toaccess advanced searching functions. IEEE members must be logged into IEEE Xplore with their IEEE Web Account username and password.1. Select Advanced or Author under .2. Enter a keyword, phrase, author name, or search query in the textbox(es).3. Select additional search options (Advanced search).4. Click or . IEEE Xplore returns a list of results. TheSubscriber icon indicates the articles where you have access tofull text.Revising Search Results5. You can refine your search by modifying or replacing your searchquery and clicking .Searching within Search Results6. To search for a subset of results within your current results set, enterone or more keywords, click the checkbox next to Check to searchonly within this results set, and click .Selecting a Result7. View multiple pages of results by clicking the result-range page links,such as .8. Clickor to view an article’s Abstract, or toview the full text.Note: You can view full text if you or your institution subscribes to thepublication. You can view the AbstractPlus if you are an IEEE member oryour institution subscribes to the publication. All visitors can view briefAbstracts.Using Basic SearchBasic searching enables you to search the database for one or morekeywords in any field. Use advanced searching if you want to narrowyour search by field, collection, or date, or if you want to combinekeywords in specific ways.To perform a basic search:1. On the IEEE Xplore Home page, enter one or more keywords in theBasic Searchbox:2. Click .If IEEE Xplore asks you to log in: Enter your username andpassword.IEEE Xplore looks for matches in any of the following fields:document title, publication title, author, Abstract, index terms, andaffiliation. It displays a list of results matching your keyword(s).3. You can view a detailed Abstract by clicking .4. For articles in publications to which you subscribe, you can view fulltext by clicking .The Subscriber icon indicates articles where you have access tofull text.5. You can view multiple pages of results by using the result-rangelinks, such as .For articles in publications to which you do not subscribe:IEEE Members: You can access full text by filing the documents inyour IEEE Member Digital Library File Cabinet (if you subscribe) orby purchasing the documents.•• • If you belong to a subscribing institution: You can access full text by filing the documents in your institution’s IEEE Enterprise File Cabinet (if your institution subscribes) or by purchasing the documents.Other guests: You can access full text by purchasing the documents.Searching within a PublicationYou can use simple keyword searching to locate specific articles orpapers in the publication you are browsing. You need to be logged in toIEEE Xplore to perform searching within a publication.1. Hover on or click in the navigation menu bar. Thenselect Journals & Magazines, Conference Proceedings, orStandards. IEEE Xplore displays a list of titles starting with the letterA.2. Access the publication you want by browsing by keyword orbrowsing alphabetically.3. Optional: Click the issue or volume containing the article(s) orpaper(s) of interest.4. To find the articles or papers of interest, enter one or more keywordsin the Search This Publication, Search this issue, or Search thisConference Proceeding box.5. Click .If IEEE Xplore asks you to log in: Enter your username andpassword.IEEE Xplore searches in the following fields for the keyword(s) youentered: document title, publication title, author, Abstract, indexterms, and affiliation. It displays a list of results matching yourkeyword(s)From the results list, you can view the AbstractPlus or full text of articles.The Subscriber icon indicates the articles where you have access tofull text.Using Advanced Search General ProcedureUse advanced search if you want to narrow your search by field,collection, or date, or if you want to combine keywords in specific ways.Advanced Search is available to IEEE members and subscribers.To perform an Advanced Search:1. Hover on or click in the navigation menu bar. Then selectAdvanced.If IEEE Xplore asks you to log in: Enter your username andpassword.IEEE Xplore displays the Advanced Search page.2. Enter your search query using either the structured search (Option 1)or the free-form search (Option 2). When you click ,IEEE Xplore displays the results of your search.3. You can view a detailed Abstract by clicking .4. For articles in publications to which you subscribe, you can view fulltext by clicking .The Subscriber icon indicates articles where you have access tofull text.5. You can view multiple pages of results by using the result-range links, such as .For articles in publications to which you do not subscribe:IEEE Members : You can access full text by filing the documents inyour IEEE Member Digital Library File Cabinet (if you subscribe) or by purchasing the documents.• • •If you belong to a subscribing institution : You can access full text by filing the documents in your institution’s IEEE Enterprise File Cabinet (if your institution subscribes) or by purchasing thedocuments.Other guests : You can access full text by purchasing the documents. Structured Advanced Search (Option 1)The Advanced Search page provides a structured way for you toperform a more complex search. The following procedure assumes you have clickedin the navigation menu bar and selectedAdvanced . 1. In the Option 1 area, click in the first text box and enter a keyword.The keyword can be a subject term, last name, date, or phrase. If you are unsure of the spelling, you may enter a partial word or name. You may also use wildcards.IEEE Xplore searches for items regardless of capitalization. See “Entering Search Keywords” for additional rules governing entry of search keywords.2. Limit your search by selecting a choice in the field list next to the textbox.IEEE Xplore looks for the search string in all fields unless you select a choice from this list.3. To include additional words or phrases in the search query, entersearch text and select field codes for the other search query boxes as necessary. Define the relationship between the query boxes by selecting search operators from the pull-down menus between thetext boxes. For example:The search operators available in the pull-down menus are: AND: Searches for records that meet the two conditions it joins.OR: Searches for records that meet either or both of the twoconditions it joins.NOT: Searches for records that do not meet the specifiedcondition.4. Limit your search results by adjusting the search options. You can:Select publication types•• • Select years to searchOrganize the format of search results5. Click . IEEE Xplore looks through the citation recordsand presents a list of results matching your query. The Subscribericon indicates articles where you have access to full text.6. If more titles containing the keyword exist than appear on the firstpage, click the result-range links, such as , to view more pagesof titles.Limiting a Search to Specific CollectionsIn advanced search, you can limit your search to a subset of the IEEEXplore collections by selecting the appropriate choices underPublications.IEEE Xplore searches in all collections until you specify a subset. Itkeeps your choice active until you change it.Institutions that subscribe to certain subset packages can limit searchresults to only those documents to which they have full access byselecting Search subscribed content only.Limiting a Search to Specific YearsIn advanced search, you can limit your search to specific years ofpublication by selecting the appropriate choices under Select daterange.IEEE Xplore searches in all publication years until you specify a subset.It keeps your choice active until you change it.You can limit search results to the most recently added content byselecting Search latest content update.Controlling the Search Results FormatIn advanced search, IEEE Xplore normally displays your results usingthe following format specifications:You can change these specifications to view your results in a differentformat. IEEE Xplore keeps your specifications active until you changethem.Your options are:Citation format consists of document title, author, publication title,and bibliographic information. Citation & Abstract format alsoincludes the first 30 to 40 words of the Abstract.•• • •• Maximum sets the total number of results found. Choices are 100, 250, and 500.Display...results per page sets the number of results displayed per page. Choices are 25, 50, and 100.Sort by sets the criteria for ordering the results. Choices are Relevance (how well the result matches the search query as determined by IEEE Xplore), Year (numerical order by publication year), and Document Title (alphabetical, ignoring leading articles such as “a”, “the”, and “an”).In...order sets the sort order. Choices are Descending (high to low) and Ascending (low to high).Free-Form Advanced Search (Option 2)The Advanced Search page enables you to enter a free-form searchquery. In free-form advanced search, you can specify and perform morecomplex searches than you can using structured advanced search. Youcan join more than four search terms, use other operators in addition toAnd and Or, and exert more control over the order in which to evaluateexpressions.The following procedure assumes you have clicked in thenavigation menu bar and selected Advanced.1. In the Option 2 area, click in the text box and enter a keyword. Thekeyword can be a subject term, last name, date, or phrase. If you areunsure of the spelling, you may enter a partial word or name. Youmay also use wildcards.IEEE Xplore searches for items regardless of capitalization. See“Entering Search Keywords” for additional rules governing entry ofsearch keywords.2. Limit your search by specifying which field to search in, using the<in> operator and a field code as shown in the following syntax:keyword <in> fieldcodewhere keyword is your search keyword or phrase and fieldcode is afield abbreviation listed in the summary of field codes.IEEE Xplore looks for the keyword in all fields unless you limit thesearch to specific fields.3. Combine multiple search expressions as needed. Use operators todefine the relationship between search expressions, using thefollowing syntax:search_expression <operator> search_expressionwhere search_expression is a search string and an optional fieldspecification, and <operator> is an operator listed in the summary ofsearch operators.For example, the following search expression looks for either thephrase broadband wireless access or the abbreviation bwa indocument titles:4. Limit your search results by adjusting the search options. You can:Select publication types•• • Select years to searchOrganize the format of search results5. Click . IEEE Xplore looks through the citation recordsand presents a list of results matching your query. The Subscribericon indicates articles where you have access to full text.6. If more titles containing the keyword exist than appear on the firstpage, click the result-range links, such as , to view more pagesof titles.Summary of Field CodesField codes are elements that identify specific parts of an Abstractrecord. By limiting a search to a specific field, you can reduce the time ittakes to process the search and produce more targeted results. Here arethe field codes you can use in search expressions.Field Name Field CodeAbstract abAffiliation csAll fields metadataAuthor(s) auCatalog number caCODEN cnConference date cyDocument title tiEditor(s) auFull text pdfdataIndex term deISBN inISSN inIssue number isIssue part number ptMeeting date cyPart number ptPublication name jnPublication year pyrSubject term deTitle tiVolume voSummary of Search OperatorsSearch operators are elements that express relationships betweensearch terms or search expressions, or that otherwise modify a query. Instructured advanced searching, you can use the logical operators And,Or, and Not. In free-form advanced searching, you can use any of thefollowing operators.Operator Syntax Find Results that...<and> x <and> y Match both expressions x and y<or> x <or> y Match either expression x or y or bothx Do not match expression x<not> <not>x <not> y Match expression x but not y<in> x <in> y Match expression x in field y.<paragraph> x <paragraph> y Match expressions x and y in same paragraph<sentence> x <sentence> y Match expressions x and y in same sentence.<phrase> x <phrase> y Match expressions x and y in same phrase.<near> x <near/y> z Match expression x within y words of expression z.x Match expression x, with results listed in score order based on density of x. <many> <many>x Match order of terms in expression x.<order> <order><thesaurus> <thesaurus> x Match synonyms of x as well as x itself.<wildcard> <wildcard> `x`Match variations or patterns.`[xy]` Match any letter x or y.`[^xy]` Match any letter but x or y.`{ab,xy}` Match string ab or xy.x Match stem variations of x; don’t score results.<stem> <stem>x Match x exactly.<word> <word>Using Author SearchUse author search if you want to find documents by specific authors.Author search is available to IEEE members and subscribers.To perform an author search:1. Hover on or click in the navigation menu bar. Then selectAuthor.If IEEE Xplore asks you to log in: Enter your username andpassword.IEEE Xplore displays the Author Search page.2. Enter a last name in the Quick Find an Author box and click.Note: Use one of the following formats to enter the name. Forexample, if you want to search for Mary R. Jones:Jones (just the last name)•• • Jones M (the last name plus one initial, with or without a following period)Jones M. R. (the last name plus two initials, each followed by a period and separated with a space)Make sure that you do NOT use a comma. It is a special querylanguage character.Note: If you enter a partial last name, IEEE Xplore returns a list of last names starting with the letters you entered.3. Use the and buttons to scroll through theresults, 50 at a time.4. Click a name to view a list of articles written by that author. TheSubscriber icon indicates articles where you have access to full text.You can also browse author names alphabetically.Browsing Authors AlphabeticallyYou can look through alphabetical lists of author names in IEEE Xplore. This procedure assumes you have clicked in the navigation menu bar and selected Author.1. On the Author Search page, click a letter to view author namesbeginning with that letter.IEEE Xplore returns a list of the first 50 authors whose last names start with that letter.2. Use the and buttons to scroll through theresults, 50 at a time.3. Click a name to view a list of articles written by that author. TheSubscriber icon indicates articles where you have access to full text.Formatting Author NamesTo find an article written by a particular author, you need to follow the IEEE Xplore rules for specifying author names:Enter the last name first.•• • • If you know the first name or initial, enter a space, followed by the initial. The period (.) after the initial is optional. Do not enter a comma (,) after the last name and do not enter more than the initial letter of the first name.If you know the middle name or initial, enter a space after the first initial, followed by the initial of the middle name, followed by a period (.).Asian names appear as provided in the article or paper. If an Asian name includes a non-Asian first name, that part of the name is abbreviated to a first initial.Examples:johnson j. w.Matches Johnson, J.W. Does not match Johnson, J. (both initialsmust match) or Johnson, J.R.johnson s.Matches Johnson, S. and Johnson, S.L. Does not match Johnson,J. or Johnson, J.S.CrossRef Search PilotCrossRef Search Pilot allows you to search full text of participatingpublishers’ scholarly documents indexed by Google™. Use CrossRefSearch Pilot, powered by the Google search engine, to locate contentfrom participating publishers’ sites, including IEEE.Full-text access to articles is determined by each publisher and yourinstitution’s subscriptions. CrossRef Search is available to IEEEmembers and institutional subscribers.To perform a CrossRef Search:1. Hover on or click in the navigation menu bar. Then selectCrossRef.If IEEE Xplore asks you to log in: Enter your username andpassword.IEEE Xplore displays the CrossRef Search Pilot page.2. Enter your search query into the search box. When you click, the first page of Google search results appears in a newbrowser window, grouped by publisher.3. You can view an article by clicking its title. You may be asked to login to the publisher’s website.4.You can view multiple pages of results by using the page links.For the most comprehensive search of IEEE content, use the IEEEXplore Advanced Search.Reusing Previous SearchesYour session history lists the search queries you have used since you last logged in to IEEE Xplore . You can reuse or modify these searchqueries. Session history is erased when you log off or your session times out.To reuse a search query from earlier in your session:1. Hover on or clickin the navigation menu bar. Then select Session History . (On the Search Results page, you can also click.)Note : If you are asked to log in at this point, your session history will be empty.IEEE Xplore displays the Search Session History page, listingsearch queries you entered earlier in the session. For example:2. Click the number of the search query you want to reuse. The queryappears in the Search Query Display box.3. (Optional) Modify the query as needed in the Search Query Displaybox. 4. Click. IEEE Xplore runs the search and displays theresults page. The Subscriber iconindicates articles where you have access to full text.Tips for Effective Use of SearchIdeally the first query you enter for your search yields the results you want. Typically, you need to reformulate your searches to get the best results. Here are guidelines and strategies for improving search results: Entering Search Keywords ••••••••• Revising a Search Searching for an Exact Word or Phrase Searching with Wildcard Characters Specifying Multiple Criteria Nesting Search Operations Searching with Incomplete Information Narrowing a Search Broadening a SearchEntering Search KeywordsThe following conventions govern how you enter search keywords: Capitalization : IEEE Xplore searches for items regardless of capitalization. ••• • •• Keyword phrases : IEEE Xplore interprets multiple keywords as a phrase. Stem variations : IEEE Xplore looks for plural and suffixed forms ofany keywords entered. For example, if you enter cable , IEEE Xplore also looks for words like cables and cabling . See “Searching for an Exact Word or Phrase” if you do not want IEEE Xplore to search for variations.Punctuation : IEEE Xplore ignores most punctuation. For example, if you search for solid-state , IEEE Xplore looks for “solid-state”, “solid state”, and “solid_state”, as well as any other occurrences of “solid state” with punctuation between the two words.Special characters : In IEEE Xplore , the following characters have special meaning in free-form search queries, so do not use them in your search keywords:, ( ) @ [ ] { } < >Revising a SearchIf the search results you receive from using Advanced Search consist of too many or too few documents, you can revise the search query to improve the results. Below are ways to revise the search query. See Narrowing a Search and Broadening a Search for strategies on improving search queries.To search within the current search results:Enter additional keywords into the Modify Search box, click thecheckbox for Check to search only within this results set , and click. For example:To modify the existing search query:Return to your original search page using your browser’s Backbutton and edit the search query.• •To start a new search: Enter a new query in the text box on the search results page and click .or Clickon the search results page to display a blank Advanced Search page, where you can enter a new query. •Searching for an Exact Word or PhraseTo search for an exact match, enter the search word or phrase in quotation marks. For example, if you enter the following search word: “cable”IEEE Xplore looks for matches in any record containing the exact word cable in any field. It does not look for cables, cabled, or cabling. Notes:If the text contains punctuation, replace each punctuation mark witha space.•• •• •• •• You cannot use the wildcard characters ? and * within the quotation marks.IEEE Xplore matches the text you enter only if the record contains that text as a whole word or series of whole words. It does not match text within a word. (To match text within a word, use wildcard characters outside the quotation marks.)Searching with Wildcard CharactersTo search for words that have spelling variations or contain a specified pattern of characters, use ? and * (called wildcard characters) torepresent the variations.?Represents any single alphanumeric character in the position it occupies. *Represents zero, one, or multiple alphanumeric characters in the position it occupies.Notes:The ? wildcard can appear at the beginning of a word, in the middleof a word, or at the end of a word.The * wildcard can appear at the end of a word to find words withdifferent endings, or in the middle of a word to find words containinga specified pattern of characters. The * wildcard can not appear atthe beginning of a word.You cannot use ? or * within quotation marks when you specifying an exact match.Wildcard matching must match all characters explicitly specified. Ifyou enter the keyword cable, IEEE Xplore also looks for recordscontaining the stem variation cabling. If you enter cable*, IEEEXplore does not match cabling, because there is no e to match.The * wildcard can match words that are not the stem variations thatnormal IEEE Xplore searching matches. For example, cable*matches cableguns and cableway, but cable does not; it matcheswords with common suffixes such as -ed, -es, and -ing.Examples:cable?Matches any record containing six-character words such as cables or cabled in any field. Does not match cable (? must match onecharacter), cabling, cableguns, or cableway.t?reMatches any record containing four-character words such as tire,tyre, or tore in any field. Does not match tires or three.???agonMatches hexagon or paragon. Does not match pentagon.t?re*Matches tire (in which * matches no characters), tyre, tires, tyres,three, and threshold.m*n*Matches man, mean, median, moon, magnification, modification,management, mnemonic, and any other word in which m is followed by n.electro*Matches electron, electrons, electronic, electronics, electromagnetic, electromechanical, electrostatic, and electrolyte.optic* <in> deMatches records containing optic, optics, or optical in the IndexTerms field.C3?.2*Matches records containing C37.20.2-1993, C37.20.2b-1994, orC37.26-1972 (IEEE standards).Specifying Multiple CriteriaIf you are searching for documents meeting any of several criteria, you need to define the relationship between your search strings using search operators. The following examples assume you are using structured Advanced Search (Option 1).Specifying a combination of criteria:To search for articles meeting a combination of criteria (for example, articles jointly written by M. Delgado and M.A. Vila), select the And operator to combine items. Your search results will list all articles meeting all criteria you specify. For example:Specifying either of several criteria:To search for documents meeting any one of the criteria, select the Or operator to combine items. Your search results will list all documents containing any of the items you specify. For example:In this example, IEEE Xplore finds documents that contain either the phrase broadband wireless access, or the abbreviation BWA, in the Abstract field.Specifying the exclusion of criteria:If you want to exclude an item from your search, use the Not operator. Your search results will include those documents that meet the first criteria, but exclude the second. For example:In this example, IEEE Xplore finds documents that contain the phrase acoustic imaging in any field, but not the word water.Nesting Search OperationsWhen a search query consists of multiple operations, you want to make sure IEEE Xplore performs the operations in the order you intend.In Structured Advanced Search:In structured Advanced Search (Option 1), the order of search operations is governed by the order of criteria in the search query boxes. If you use all three search query boxes, the expression formed by the first two boxes takes precedence over the entry in the third box (in other words, the first operator has precedence over the second).For example, if you want to find all articles on MIMO written by both S. Haykin and K. Huber, you would enter the following search selections:However, suppose you want to find articles by either of these authors about MIMO. If you specify:IEEE Xplore finds articles by Haykin about MIMO, and all articles by Huber regardless of subject. That is, IEEE Xplore processes And operations first. (If you specify the Or condition first, using separate boxes, IEEE Xplore still processes the And operation first.) To instruct IEEE Xplore to process an Or operation before an And operation, enter the entire Or expression into a single box, using the <or> operator as follows:This search query finds documents written by either Haykin or Huber (or both) that contain MIMO in any field.。

Enterprise Library使用说明文档（.net 2.0）1数据访问程序块首先需要配置数据库连接，与Enterprise Library 1.0不同的是，所有的配置信息默认都放在了应用程序配置文件中（App.config或者Web.config），也可以使用Configuration Sources模块建立一个File Configuration Source，指定其File节点为保存外部配置文件的路径，这样后续的各个模块的配置信息都放在这个外部配置文件中。

配置步骤：1.1打开要配置的web.config或App.config1.2配置Data Access Application Block在配置文件节点上，右键→New→Data Access Application Block，然后可是配置数据库连接，完成以后，保存配置，这样数据库的连接信息将保存在web.config中。

如果要将配置信息存储在外部文件中，请参考3步骤。

1.3将配置信息存储于外部文件同2步骤，选择Configuration Sources，默认设置为System Configuration Source（存储在web.config 或App.config）创建一个File Configuration Source节点，指定节点的File节点的值（存储外部配置文件）最后需要设置Configuration Sources下的SelectedSource节点为上面新建的File Configuration Source.这样就配置完数据访问程序块，以后的任何其他配置都将写到这个外部文件中。

1.4实例化数据库的代码private static Database defaultDB;private static object lockObj = new object();public static Database DefaultDB{get{if (defaultDB == null){lock (lockObj){if (defaultDB == null){defaultDB = DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase("defaultDB");// 如果参数为空，则为默认的数据库}}}return defaultDB;}}///<summary>///根据实例名创建数据库实例///</summary>public static Database GetDatabase(string instanceName){//有效性验证if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(instanceName)) return null;lock (lockObj){//创建实例return DatabaseFactory.CreateDatabase(instanceName);}}2日志应用程序块2.1新建日志应用程序块2.2日志过滤（Filter）有四中过滤的方式（没有深究）。

什么是Enterprise Library什么是Enterprise LibraryEnterprise Library是一组应用程序块（Application Block）的集合。

他们是可重用的软件组件，被设计用来帮助开发者面对常用的企业级开发任务。

用来解决我们在企业级开发中遇到常见问题，如配置管理、数据访问、缓存管理、记录操作日志、异常管理、加密解密、权限管理等。

它是对很多有影响力的软件企业通过多年的开发实践积累下来的技术的整合当。

前的版本是2006年1月发布的，基于.NET framework 2.0。

这个版本包含了大量的新特性而且性能有所增强。

Elb 5.0只支持net3.5以上使用Enterprise Library的好处应用程序块（Application Block）能帮助解决开发者在接连不断的项目中所遇到的常见问题。

它们封装了微软所推荐的基于.NET应用程序的最佳实践。

它们能被方便快捷的插入到基于.NET的应用程序当中。

数据访问应用程序块提供对 最常用功能的访问，并通过易于使用的类将其公开。

Enterprise Library的用处Enterprise Library是为那些需要开发复杂的企业级应用程序的开发者而打造的。

这些应用系统通常被广泛的部署，并且与其他系统相互关联。

另外，它们通常有严格的安全性、很好的扩展性还有良好的性能等需求。

Enterprise Library的用途如下：一致性。

所有应用程序块都注重设计模式、实现方法、配置机制、文档、示例、部署和操作处理的一致性。

可扩展性。

开发人员可通过在可扩展点“插入”自已的代码或修改应用程序块的源代码，来自定义应用程序块的行为。

企业程序库还包含帮助开发人员构建他们自己的与企业程序库相集成的应用程序块的指导。

易于使用。

企业程序库包括许多对早期版本的应用程序块的可用性改进，其中包括一个配置工具—企业程序库配置控制台，这使得用这些块进行评估、安装、学习、配置和开发更加轻松。

图书管理系统用户手册V1.01引言 (3)1.1编写目的 (3)1.2背景 (3)1.3定义 (3)1.4参考资料 (3)2用途 (3)2.1功能 (3)2.2性能 (4)2.2.1数据精确度 (4)2.2.2时间特性 (4)2.2.3适应性 (4)2.2.4 故障处理要求 (5)2.3安全保密 (5)3运行环境 (5)3.1硬设备 (5)3.2支持软件 (5)4使用过程 (6)4.1安装与初始化 (6)4.2启动客户端 (8)4.3系统具体操作 (9)4.3.1基础数据维护模块 (9)4.3.2图书借阅管理模块 (13)4.3.3新书订购管理模块 (16)4.3.4 系统维护模块 (18)1引言1.1编写目的指导用户正确安装、配置系统并且使用图书管理系统。

以及当系统出现错误时，作为系统恢复参考手册。

1.2背景系统名称：图书管理系统V1.0任务提出者：《软件文档写作》课程教师——陈长清开发者：软工1305班-李会则、赵文远、佟毓来、周顺祥、孙隽楠用户：读者、图书管理员1.3定义LMS：Library Management System，图书管理系统。

SQL SERVER：Microsoft SQL Server 2005，数据库管理系统1.4参考资料图书管理系统项目开发计划图书管理系统需求分析说明书图书管理系统架构设计说明书图书管理系统详细设计说明书2用途2.1功能功能：(1)基础数据库维护:①读者信息管理功能：实现读者的添加、查询、修改、删除等读者相关信息。

②图书信息管理功能：实现图书添加、删出、查找、修改等图书的相关信息。

③图书类别的管理功能：实现图书类别的添加、修改等图书类别的相关信息。

(2)图书借阅管理:①图书借阅管理功能：统计图书的借阅相关信息。

②图书还书管理功能：统计图书归还的信息。

(3)新书订书管理:①新书订购功能：及时更新图书信息及其数据库。

②验收新书功能：实现新书的验收及确认。

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