clob — clob·ber·er; clob; clob·ber; … English syllables
CLOB — Character Large Object (CLOB) ist ein Datentyp, der verwendet wird, um sehr lange Zeichenketten in Datenbanken zu speichern. Dieser Datentyp wird in verschiedenen Datenbanksystemen unterschiedlich genannt. In Oracle und DB2 heißt er CLOB, während … Deutsch Wikipedia
CLOB — Character large object Le type CLOB ou Character Large Object est un type de donnée permettant le stockage de données a base de caractères (pas comme le BLOB) dans le champ d une table d une base de données. Portail des bases de données Ce… … Wikipédia en Français
clob´ber|er — clob|ber «KLOB uhr», verb, noun. –v.t. Slang. 1. a) to strike or beat heavily: »If a member of one of the ten man teams happened to clobber a rival with a stick, or send him sprawling on his face, it was all part of the game (Time). b) to attack… … Useful english dictionary
clob|ber — «KLOB uhr», verb, noun. –v.t. Slang. 1. a) to strike or beat heavily: »If a member of one of the ten man teams happened to clobber a rival with a stick, or send him sprawling on his face, it was all part of the game (Time). b) to attack or damage … Useful english dictionary
CLOB — Central Limit Order Book (Business » General) * Character Large Object Block (Academic & Science » Universities) … Abbreviations dictionary
CLOB — Central Limit Order Book …
clob — I. ˈkläb dialect England variant of cob IV II. noun ( s) Etymology: by shortening & alteration : klaberjass … Useful english dictionary
Character large object — CLOB redirects here. For the card game, see Clob (card). For the formerly proposed securities trading system, see central limit order book. A Character Large Object (or CLOB) is a collection of character data in a database management system,… … Wikipedia
clobber — clob|ber1 [ˈklɔbə US ˈkla:bər] v [T] informal 1.) to hit someone very hard 2.) to affect or punish someone or something badly, especially by making them lose money ▪ The paper got clobbered for libel. ▪ The company has been clobbered by falling… … Dictionary of contemporary English
