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Note United States national health regulations require that we explicitly state that attempting to read or manually modify Makefiles generated by Autoconf and Automake can be hazardous to your sanity and downright counterproductive. If you find that the automatically generated Makefile does not work correctly on your system, you should either pass options to the configure script to induce the generation of a correct Makefile (as explained in the section Running Configure Scripts later in this chapter), or correct the problem in the Makefile.am file, rerun automake, and then send a problem report to the maintainer of your application. If you actually find a bug in automake, you should report it to the appropriate mailing list shown in the section Obtaining and Installing Automake.

In this recipe, I ll show you how to set the sort direction of an index column. The default sort for an indexed column is ascending order. You can explicitly set the ordering using ASC or DESC in the column definition of CREATE INDEX: ( column [ ASC | DESC ] [ ,...n ] ) In this example, a new column is added to a table and then indexed in descending order: ALTER TABLE HumanResources.TerminationReason ADD ViolationSeverityLevel smallint GO CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX NI_TerminationReason_ViolationSeverityLevel ON HumanResources.TerminationReason (ViolationSeverityLevel DESC)

As discussed in the previous two sections, building an application using the GNU build tools, (autoconf, automake, and libtool) requires that you first create the input files that Autoconf and Automake use as the basis of the configure script and Makefile files that they respectively create. The previous sections summarized how to create the input files required by Autoconf and Automake, but did not provide a complete cradle-to-Makefile example explaining the sequence in which various input files should be created and various commands executed. This section summarizes the entire process of using Autoconf and Automake to configure and build an application. The basic sequence of using Autoconf, Automake, and the configure script to configure an application is the following: 1. Create an initial application configuration file (configure.ac), either manually or by using the autoscan script to generate a prototype that you can subsequently customize for your application. 2. Create an initial build configuration file (Makefile.am) and add the automake initialization macro statement to your configure.ac file. 3. (Optional) If your application uses a significant number of system header files, use the autoheader script to identify any system-dependent values you need to define.

In this recipe s example, a new column ViolationSeverityLevel was added to the TerminationReason table: ALTER TABLE HumanResources.TerminationReason ADD ViolationSeverityLevel smallint GO Query authors may want to most commonly sort on this value, showing ViolationSeverityLevel from highest to lowest. Matching index order to how you think users will use ORDER BY in the query can improve query performance, as SQL Server isn t then required to re-sort the data when the query is processed. The index is created with the DESC instruction after the column name: (ViolationSeverityLevel DESC) If you have multiple key columns in your index, each can have its own separate sort order.

In this recipe, I ll show you how to view helpful information about indexes. Once you ve created indexes on your tables, you ll need some mechanism for tracking where they are, what their names are, types, and the columns that define them. For this, use the sp_helpindex system stored procedure to view the index names, descriptions, and keys for indexes on a specific table. This system stored procedure only takes a single argument, the name of the table to view indexes on.

The autoheader script only executes correctly if an AC_CONFIG_HEADER statement is present in your configure.ac file. If no such statement is present, the autoheader program exits with an error message.

You can see the various stages the image goes through by changing this command line to use the write command-line option to save intermediate stages of the image. For example, here s a new command line that uses the write command-line option: convert input.jpg -fill blue -font mailrays.ttf -pointsize 96 -draw "circle 100,100 125,125 rectangle 65,150 135,300" -write stage1.jpg -fill red -draw "text 200,300 Water" -write stage2.jpg -spread 2 output.jpg This gives you two intermediate images, which look like Figure 7-88 and Figure 7-89.