{ map A { b *-> foo.baz c => } } PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2023.11) 95 / 528 4.7 Program (or project) evaluation and review technique (PERT) with map4 OBJEKTDIAGRAMM A::c --> foo @enduml [Ref. QA-12934] two @enduml [Ref. #307] 4.7 Program (or project) evaluation and review technique (PERT) with map You can use map table in order to make Program (or project) evaluation and review technique (PERT) diagram to right direction ' Horizontal lines: -->, <--, <--> ' Vertical lines: ->, <-, <-> title PERT: Project Name PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2023.11) 96 / 528 4.8 Display JSON Data on Class or Object diagram

using the start verb: @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 @enduml conjunction) 10 GANTT DIAGRAM @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] ends 2020-07-15 [Test prototype] ends 2020-07-25 @enduml 10 10.1.4 Start/End It is possible to define both absolutely, by specifying dates: @startuml Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 [Prototype

using the start verb: @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 @enduml conjunction) 10 GANTT DIAGRAM @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] ends 2020-07-15 [Test prototype] ends 2020-07-25 @enduml 10 10.1.4 Start/End It is possible to define both absolutely, by specifying dates: @startuml Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 [Prototype

using the start verb: @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 @enduml using the end verb: @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] ends 2020-07-15 PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2021.2) 250 / 405 @enduml 16.1.4 Start/End It is possible to define both absolutely, by specifying dates: @startuml Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 [Prototype

using the start verb: @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 @enduml using the end verb: @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] ends 2020-07-15 PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2021.1) 233 / 383 @enduml 15.1.4 Start/End It is possible to define both absolutely, by specifying dates: @startuml Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 [Prototype

using the start verb: @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 @enduml using the end verb: @startuml [Prototype design] lasts 15 days [Test prototype] lasts 10 days Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] ends 2020-07-15 PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2021.2) 238 / 388 @enduml 16.1.4 Start/End It is possible to define both absolutely, by specifying dates: @startuml Project starts 2020-07-01 [Prototype design] starts 2020-07-01 [Test prototype] starts 2020-07-16 [Prototype

10.6 Calendar You can specify a starting date for the whole project. By default, the first task starts at this date. @startgantt Project starts the 20th of september 2017 [Prototype design] as [TASK1] in Lavender/LightBlue @endgantt 10.7 Close day It is possible to close some day. @startgantt project starts the 2018/04/09 saturday are closed sunday are closed 2018/05/01 is closed 2018/04/17 to 2018/04/19 This syntax is compatible with OrgMode @startwbs * Business Process Modelling WBS ** Launch the project *** Complete Stakeholder Research *** Initial Implementation Plan ** Design phase *** Model of AsIs

10.6 Calendar You can specify a starting date for the whole project. By default, the first task starts at this date. @startgantt Project starts the 20th of september 2017 [Prototype design] as [TASK1] in Lavender/LightBlue @endgantt 10.7 Close day It is possible to close some day. @startgantt project starts the 2018/04/09 saturday are closed sunday are closed 2018/05/01 is closed 2018/04/17 to 2018/04/19 This syntax is compatible with OrgMode @startwbs * Business Process Modelling WBS ** Launch the project *** Complete Stakeholder Research *** Initial Implementation Plan ** Design phase *** Model of AsIs

10.6 Calendar You can specify a starting date for the whole project. By default, the first task starts at this date. @startgantt Project starts the 20th of september 2017 [Prototype design] as [TASK1] in Lavender/LightBlue @endgantt 10.7 Close day It is possible to close some day. @startgantt project starts the 2018/04/09 saturday are closed sunday are closed 2018/05/01 is closed 2018/04/17 to 2018/04/19 This syntax is compatible with OrgMode @startwbs * Business Process Modelling WBS ** Launch the project *** Complete Stakeholder Research *** Initial Implementation Plan ** Design phase *** Model of AsIs

Beispiele 1. Suche nach Projekten, deren Namen die Teilzeichenfolge “Map” enthalten: SELECT * FROM PROJECT WHERE PROJ_NAME CONTAINING 'Map'; Zwei Zeilen mit den Namen “AutoMap” und “MapBrowser port” werden Mitarbeiter, die Projekte haben. SELECT * FROM employee WHERE EXISTS(SELECT * FROM employee_project ep WHERE ep.emp_no = employee.emp_no) 2. Finde die Mitarbeiter, die keine Projekte Projekte haben. SELECT * FROM employee WHERE NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM employee_project ep WHERE ep.emp_no = employee.emp_no) Chapter 4. Allgemeine Sprachelemente 86 IN Verfügbar