nickname

'I heard that in the North my nickname is Acorn Head, ' he said, believing it to be a reference to his short hair.

You can now reference the nickname in your application as if it were a local table, and they will appear to clients as DB2 tables.

Bunt was probably a nickname given to him at school, for going around with his head lowered, ready to bump and shove anybody aside.

It was a nickname they used to speak about him among themselves, without attracting attention.

Bin Laden's nickname among some CIA hunters is "Elvis" because there have been so many false sightings of him.

The U. S. military's nickname for the no-fly zone in Libya sounds like the beginning of a long adventure.

I would hesitate to call you anything but Mr. Buchwald. Isn't it rather disrespectful to make a nickname out of the family name?

Well, if one good thing came out of the play, it's that I don't have to worry about the "Bubby" nickname anymore.

A nickname is a shortened form of a person's name. A nickname can also be a descriptive name for a person, place or thing.

Mr Novak's critics regarded him as "the prince of darkness" , a nickname he liked so much that he used it as the title of his autobiography.

Once or twice I've seen your own name coupled with the nickname, but it never occurred to me that you could be the Henry Adams referred to.

The Channel Tunnel , or ( to use its nickname ) the " Chunnel " , enables you to travel by train from Paris to London in about 3 hours .

Heavy is a nickname, part of his last name, a fact he surrendered after more than a year of daily visits from workers.

She was a "tiny, cute baby" that looked like a fairy, her mother said, and that's why she gave her the nickname.

Their nickname is all but untranslatable into English, but could be rendered as "Men of State" .

c: i'd prefer to call you mr. buchwald. isn't it rather disrespectful to make a nickname out of one's family name?

Maybe if you were at the start of your career, you know, you could use a nickname or something.

New Jersey gained its nickname of the "Garden State" in the 18th century, because it had so much rich and fertile soil.

At this point, I fear some of you may be thinking about that old Tarzan nickname.

The name of Figs, which had been a byword of reproach, became as respectable and popular a nickname as any other in use in the school.

And with a nickname like Elvis, it's always up for an airshow performance. . .

Palin, 44, earned the nickname "Sarah Barracuda " for her fiery performances on her high school basketball team.

The name of Xiao Qiang is often abused as the nickname of the cockroach.

Normally i got nickname from my friends, who wish to call me in another unique way.

She was referred to in public as "Lady Washington, " her popular nickname from the Revolutionary War era.

On entering the nickname and checking it a cookie is set and the user is registered and authorized.

Kim (Kimy, my nickname for her) was my buddy, my crazy Korean card-playing babysitter. I spent most of my waking hours with Kimy.

Specifying the nickname, the remote table can be queried in SQL statements on the target database like any other local table.

I'm not sure I would want to do business with such a person because Tiger is a nickname used for children in my country.

Hence people of the region take "Sam big uncle" as the nickname of the United States, and spread to open gradually.

The next example filters the set of input documents to XQuery by joining with a nickname.

Chinese music fans seem to have got into the nickname game early.

The proprietor had a fine nickname: he was called Rousseau the Aquatic.

Missy was not amused at this nickname because she was a good Catholic and didn't like clowning around about her religion.

If I were boys, female students and I will get along well, not to take their nickname, not bully them, when they put their own sister.

Yes, the nickname for New Orleans is Crescent City, due to its downtown location along a particularly deep bend of the Mississippi River.

The aircraft will be referred to in Australian service as "Rhinos, " an unofficial nickname for the planes in U. S. service.

In a minute, you will see me reference that nickname in a SQL statement that I provide to a Blox tag to create the report in Figure 4.

Why does he say, as the last speech, he said my nickname.

Subscriber nickname , version number pairs that are used to maintain a history of changes to the top- level parent row in a logical record .

Before the Norman Conquest of Britain, people did not have hereditary surnames: they were known just by a personal name or nickname.

Ruthless robbers: - Most pirates who earned this nickname were very cruel and did not care if they killed their victims.

Remember that day when she said my school nickname was 'The Thermometer'?

A federated stored procedure can be thought of as a nickname for a remote stored procedure.

Iowa's nickname, the Hawkeye State, is in honor of Black Hawk, an Indian chief who spent most of his life in neighboring Illinois!

You should know that I definitely live up to my nickname: Little Bit of Heaven.

The nickname "Big Fool" fits you to a T; you even failed to follow me.

He earned his nickname, Satchel, when he was a young boy carrying bags (and satchels) at railroad stations for passengers.

"Brother Sharp" is the nickname of a homeless man who used to spend his days and nights wandering the streets of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province.

You then can scale it up and ship the image to a digital T-shirt printing facility along with this gamer's nickname and order.

Skye Broberg's nickname is "Bendy Skye, " so you know why you're getting that tickly feeling in your pants.

Search for charming friends all over the world on your mobile phone by gender, age, location or nickname.

His Chinese nickname, "Mr 10 per cent" , referred to his chances of replacing Mr Ho.

And as if this wasn't enough, my front teeth were prominent and crooked, which immediately earned me the nickname Bugs Bunny.

The original query against the UNION ALL view is now simplified to a query against one single nickname.

Note that the nickname divisional_sales is shown as one of the objects used in the access plan.

Changing certain nickname attributes can improve performance by influencing which operations can be considered for pushdown.

Well, I'm not going to tell you what my nickname is! Oh, here comes the professor.

Sirius Black also known by his nickname Padfoot, was a pure-blood wizard.

To recap: A log_format directive takes a format you give it and assigns it a nickname you choose.

As well as the paid help, Darwin could also rely on the college "gyp" , the Cambridge nickname for a valet or servant.

And trial begins in the decades old murder of an Italian financier whose close Vatican ties earned him a nickname of "God's banker" .

His nickname is "chatterbox. " He has a great sense of humor and he always makes me laugh Linda is a quiet student.

"The city has been dubbed with a less than endearing nickname: the Mistake by the Lake, " it added.

contains an additional name component, such as a nickname, epithet, or alias, or any other descriptive phrase used within a personal name.

This nickname comes from the shiny, bright and often unreal nature of Hollywood and the movie industry.

Japan's nickname, "The Land of the Rising Sun, " is derived from the Chinese ideograph meaning "place of the sun's origin. "

Just imagine the conversation that might take place if Mr. Putin calls the White House to complain about his new nickname.

He doesn't like others to call him by his nickname.

AS he wAS always cheerful he had the nickname `Smiler'

A few years ago, some marketing and advertising experts were asked to name the best nickname for an American city.

My sister and I. Tell you a secret, nickname of my sister is maomao. I'll tell you the cause later.

It had one headlight, no starter motor, and earned the nickname, "the tin can. "

The only request on Start is entering a nickname with immediate (Ajax) check is the nickname is not occupied.

Putin. For a first meeting it went okay, except for one thing. Putin wasn't too happy about the nickname that Bush gave him.

Long recognized as the historic heart of the American automotive industry, Detroit took on the nickname "Motor City. "

A nickname can be defined over a remote view just as it can be defined over a remote table.

If you do not wish to automatically change your nickname when going away, leave blank.

And though it's got a nickname, "Stratosphere Giant, " it is no longer the giant. It's been trumped.

The ability to import data into a relational nickname and export data from a query involving a nickname.

Use your online name or nickname consistently and sign all messages with it (but protect your real identity by never using your full name).

Butler was a very promising young fighter from New York City known by the nickname "Harlem Hammer" .

Thomas almost missed Easter because of his doubt and unbelief. That earned him a nickname that we still use today: "Doubting Thomas. "

He would hypnotize patients for groups of students and others, gaining the nickname "the Napoleon of the neuroses . "

His success in the textile business led to his nickname the 'King of Cotton' before diversifying into real estate and other industries.

To see the user you actually see the basic information on the top (nickname, ranks) and the map with the latest trip (set).

Some of the fighters were hoarse, shouting: "We are coming for you, frizz-head, " a mocking nickname for Gadhafi.

Yes, I think it was a guy who took my nickname on a page and wrote it in his description. . . Easy how a rumor can start.

"Please, please, write that I did not give myself that nickname, " Vujacic says.

Scottie Roberson, 38, chose the personalised plate as a combination of his nickname "Racer X" , and his favourite number, seven.

Scottie Roberson, 38, chose the personalised plate as a combination of his nickname "Racer X" , and his favourite number, seven.

That means these steps can generally be used to create a nickname for a table in a remote database.

Mr Ho is popularly known as the "King of Macao" and appears to take the nickname very seriously.

It's just a nickname, I'm the same person through and through physically.

As a boy he was educated in many schools and was given the nickname, "the student who asks questions" .

Check to see if you can use a nickname, rather that your real name, to protect your identify.

For relational sources, nickname statistics are usually automatically retrieved by lookup from the catalog of the remote source.

You might get dumped, divorced, or fired, make a fool of yourself in public, be afflicted with a demeaning nickname.

He aspired to be the greatest transfusionist and acquired the nickname of Rama the Great as a result.

Personally feel that the nickname in very good shape indeed feel a bit like wearing a blue jacket of the Viking.

We've even come up with a derisive nickname for people who voluntarily plunge into stressful situations: they're "adrenaline junkies. "

Her husband arranged on the nickname of "killing machine" of a powerful enemy wolf gold string, and request power stone forgotten husband.

This nickname comes from the shiny, bright and often unreal [U15] nature of Hollywood and the movie industry.

She was known by the cruel nickname of the Ugly One, and Jabba had her put on warty make-up appliances that hid her true beauty.

For servers requiring authentication, remember your username is now your email address, not your nickname.

But it is not the only nickname for America's largest city.

You might get dumped, pored, or fired, make a fool of yourself in public, be afflicted with a demeaning nickname.

Happened to King Edward VII, also known as nickname Teddy, Teddy Bear soon became well-known British pets, teddy bears.

Tinker Bell is a nickname for our city site volunteers, as well as a nickname is to park volunteers.

Their nickname inside Nike was the "Speed Group, " but Parker recalls, "We also called ourselves the SWAT Team. "

The question for Qzone is not quantity, but rather the quality of its nickname-based social graph.

As children grow up, they may decide for themselves which nickname they wish to be called.

When chatting privately, a small toolbar is displayed with the same options as the right-click menu of the nickname list.

What was Monica's nickname when she was a field hockey goalie?

Threads are usually identified by their thread number; however, if the thread has an assigned nickname, the nickname is displayed instead.

Marcus and I took to calling ourselves the Anthem Guys, a nickname given to us by a player in Fargo, North Dakota.

She was stuck with her childhood nickname.

Such troglodytes, as their nickname suggests, often come from unfashionable parts of the country.

Some kids gave her a nickname, she would rush over and fight with them desperately whenever they call her that.

The polite nickname for the tower among Beijingers, who still do not quite know what to make of it, is "short trousers" .

Brady: american financier and philanthropist who gained his nickname Because of his attraction to diamonds and his extravagant lifestyle.

Monsieur Chouchani was a Jewish teacher and this was his nickname.

Another example is the restriction for XML nicknames that a MQT cannot be created for a child XML nickname.

It is called Bride of the Sea (Aarous al-Bahr), a local nickname for Tripoli.

sun comes out according to the earth! Welcome everybody to see a play! Must ask which one I am, the human deliver nickname young Gong Li!

After going to that URL, log in and get your nickname and remote key.

The Identity will identify you and determine your nickname when you connect to the network.

divorced, or fire, make a fool of yourself in public, afflicted with a demeaning nickname.

The name Matthew, and even more its nickname Matt, for instance, suggest a trustworthy, responsible, honest man.

Socrates was nominated one of the Seven Pillars of Wisdom, his nickname "The Source" .

The subscriber nickname, version number pairs that are used to maintain a history of changes to this row.

A DB2 stored procedure, which allows you to manipulate source data before it is applied to the nickname.

Nixie sent me a fish shaped keychain because my nickname is fish and her nickname is keychain.

It's known as "Thunder Thighs, " but don't let the funny nickname fool you.

Zdziko (his nickname), a bricklayer and plasterer in Poland, worked in Britain as a gardener until, two years ago, the jobs dried up.

"Get up, Cherry! " Parmeet implored, calling his brother by his nickname. "Get up! "

Steamer' was a nickname which, for some reason , the proles applied to rocket bombs.

It's in Motown, which is short for "Motor Town, " which is a nickname for Detroit, the Motor City and home of the U. S. auto industry.

The Xinhua website also showed a picture of young people at Cambridge holding up a Chinese sign, "I love Bao-Bao" -- a nickname for Wen.

So, like Philadelphia, Boston is called The Cradle of Liberty. Another nickname is The Cradle of Modern America.

Of course, Mozart, having such an extremely long name had a nickname.

In WebSphere Federation Server Version 9. 1, a nickname cannot be created over a remote table or view that contains an XML-type column.

"Oscar-winning actor Jeremy Irons narrates the remarkable story of the big cat that earns the nickname " Ma di Tau " or " Mother of Lions.

The child answers only to its nickname.

He thinks that I ask too many questions and his nickname for me is "Hundred Thousand Questions. "

This view displays user-defined type mappings used in nickname registration and remote table creation.

A nickname needs to be created for the Sybase existing table that uses the stored procedure.

Dwayne Powell's cartoon shows "Rummy" (Rumsfeld's nickname) as a little boy in bed on Christmas Eve.

News of the silly little story quickly spread through the school, and I earned my first nickname: Porkchop.

Robert: Who cares! I'll die happy! Rita likes me! She's even given me a nickname--Dead Man!

To me it wasn't an insult; I rather like the nickname Lucy.

You may type simply the text of a person's nickname, or you may type a channel name, preceded by a pound sign ('#').

Among the pilots the plane had the nickname "small barn" and "cow. "

Behind his back other people attributed it to beer, some even going so far as to nickname him the "tank" .

In WW II the hotel received the nickname 'White House'.

You can also use this statement to customize the name of a nickname column.

However, in reality, haigui (sea turtles, a nickname for overseas returnees) face various challenges, especially in academic circles.

If the nickname does not boost your child's feeling of adequacy, it's best not to use it.

Its nickname(s)are the City by the Bay, Frisco , the City That Knows How (archaic), Baghdad by the Bay.

Jack: What? Koala? You mean the animal koala? Is it a nickname?

A nickname also can be a descriptive name for a person, place or thing.

Hibiscus is the Chaozhou people, build three five thick, with hibiscus nickname to describe her is not exaggerated.

Unlike Mao, the "Great Helmsman, " or Deng Xiaoping, the "Chief Architect of Reform, " Zhao didn't receive a nickname from propagandists .

Extra credit to the person who had the food trend foresight to nickname it the Bacon Building and not the Peppermint Stick.

Uncle has a nickname that I played is called the "foolish old man" because of that I asked him why so stinky stinky Ju?

And both Detroit and Washington want to sell a stake quickly, so the firm can shake off the embarrassing nickname of "Government Motors" .

The early city was located on the east bank along a sharp bend in the Mississippi, from which the nickname "Crescent City" is derived.

In this environment, the nickname is mapped to a collection of items posted to an external queue.

Due to their young age these fanatical snipers were later given the nickname 'suicide boys' by the Anglo- American troops.

"It's the dragon river, " he said, using the Yangtze's nickname, "and they cut it in half. "

Texas is called the Lone Star State. It gets its nickname from the single star on its flag.

Leave it empty if you want to see the contact nickname as display name.

Testing the connection at this stage helps isolate configuration problems before you move on to nickname registration.

Through directory, the compassionate woman found the frail wretched and timid orphan whose nickname was "little squirrel" .

North Dakota gets its nickname, "The Flickertail State" not from some bird, but from a little squirrel.

Information about the column definitions, index, and statistics for a nickname is stored in the DB2 federated database system catalogs.

His courage and unwillingness to die gave him the nickname: Saleh Khalaf, "Lion Heart" .

Sybase: If the source table has a column data type of LONG VARCHAR, the nickname is created with a data type of VARCHAR(32672).

A black bear cub from Canada named Winnipeg (nickname "Winnie" ) became the inspiration for the stories of Winnie-the-Poohwritten by A.

And always sign with your (entire) real name, not some wacky nickname like Ry-Ry or Biff.

The MQT must reference the whole hierarchy of nicknames from the root nickname to that child nickname.

Tyche is the nickname given to a hypothesized gas giant planet located in the Solar System's Oort cloud.

The famous nickname comes after a local sweet shop known as Mother Noblett' sold and advertised the Everton mint.

The Poe Toaster is the nickname given to a mysterious man who pays annual tribute to Poe by visiting his grave every year.

The federated server retrieves this information during nickname registration.

Vujacic came on strong and garnered some notice for his long hair and catchy nickname, "The Machine. "

Nebraska is the only state to have a nickname that honors sports teams!

Kunming is famous for its mild climate , beautiful natural scenery, and has the nickname of the "City of Eternal Spring . "

North Dakota gets its nickname "The Flicker Tail State" not from some bird but from a little squirrel.

Cups are marked with "DF" in red and blue, resembling the colors Dairy Queen uses and its "DQ" nickname.

She got a nickname "question mark" , since she almost raised questions to everyone.

Use the OmniFind database crawler wizard to configure a crawler to access the VSAM content through the nickname.

His one-gloved eccentric style also earned him plenty of critics and another nickname, "Wacko Jacko. "

Your selected nickname was rejected by the server. It probably contains invalid characters.

Several people had died during its construction earning it the nickname "Hiroshima" among naval sailors and officers.

My nickname is Aunt C (antsy)! When I was a little girl and they'd say dinner's ready, I'd run around the house ten times first!

Fact: Dustin Hoffman suggested the title, which was his mother's dog's nickname.

A nickname is a shortened version of a person's name. A nickname also can describe a person, place or thing.

In an application, a nickname brings back data from a remote table, view, or date set.

Theodore Roosevelt was often called Teddy, and after one particular hunting trip this nickname took on a new meaning.

"Looie" is a nickname for lieutenant, the lowest ranking, and least experienced, rank among U. S. Marine Corps officers.

They even got a nickname for you behind your back.

A few conflicting stories describe the Red Devils nickname.

Gong's nickname, "Xiao Long Nu" or "Little Dragon Maiden" , is well known because domestic and foreign media have covered her story.

back home, the former diplomat's tendency to duck awkward questions won him the nickname "the slippery eel" .

EOTS is developed from Lockheed Martin's Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod technology, hence the nickname "Son of Sniper. "

His method in the 2003 robberies earned him a mundane nickname from the FBI: the "Transaction Bandit. "

A nickname can also be a descriptive name for a person, place or thing.

The 25-year-old who uses the nickname "Ah Egg" in her blog, started training as a cadet in 2007.

And finally, you need to create nicknames to identify collections of data (e. g. , tables, views, files) of interest at each server.

The federated system collects statistics for relational nicknames (and some non-relational nicknames) during nickname creation.

Two ways to update statistics -- without dropping of objects dependent on the nickname -- are outlined below.

Some nickname-only queries in DPF (partitioned) systems may be executed using access plans that make use of computational partition groups.

No physical index is built at the federated server on behalf of this nickname.

Use the Alias parameter to specify the alias (mail nickname) of the public folder.

An object with that nickname exists. Please enter a new nickname.

However, a lot of things are done wrong, stupid is not necessarily mental retardation, nickname fool, a warm feeling.

Urban climber Alain Robert has earned the nickname 'Spiderman' for his barehanded climbs up 50 of the world's tallest towers.

In this scenario, it is recommended that you keep the offline address book, favorites, and nickname files.

The nickname applies quite well to AVI because within this particular file format, you can encode both audio and video streams.

It was the nickname a boy had given me.

You get the idea. Try different combinations of your name and maybe even your nickname.

If the current thread already has an assigned nickname, the old nickname is replaced with the new one.

The glaze of full-color porcelain shines with bright colors, and it has gained the nickname of artificial diamond.

Over the past decade, word spread that Lee could fix old toys, earning him the nickname the "toy doctor. "

Additionally, when people use a handle or nickname to reference themselves online, it's usually a good comment.

"The Land Down Under" is Australia's unofficial nickname.

"Spiny anteater" is the nickname of a strange little animal (1) whose real name is echidna.

It uses six pairs of Label widgets to display the labels and values for first name, nickname, last name, title, phone, and e-mail.

This profile may include a nickname you provide to us, a photo, your geographical location, and other user information.

So, he had a nickname - Sorrowful to a Ghost.

Make sure to define at least Nickname and ORPort.

The nickname of the table to join to determine whether the row belongs.

He only robbed banks on a Friday, which earned him the nickname: Friday Night Robber.

Give your sweetheart a nickname that you only use when you are at a romantic dinner or party.

"Otis" has a nickname called "vacuum cleaner" , he believes that "Otis" is concerned, over-eating at greater risk.

Martyr is his nickname because he was martyred around the year 150 in Rome.

Try to pick a name and, if applicable, a nickname early in the pregnancy and then use that instead of something like "peanut. "

If the relational data resided in a remote DB2 or OEM database, we would simply create a nickname for this remote table in our database.

You called my nickname in front of so many persons. I feel a bit embarrassed.

That sounds just like a usual 'nickname'. You are hiding something from me, aren't you?

That nickname has a BLOB column with the geometries available in their WKB representation.

South Carolina's nickname is the easier of the two: It is The Palmetto State because of a fan-leafed palm tree that grows there.

By default, the column name is set to the remote name of the same nickname column when the nickname is registered.

In colleges and institutes, haigui and tubie (local turtles, a nickname for Chinese-fostered scholars) are becoming polar opposites.

Petra Nemcova being born and raised in Karvina, in the Czech Republic, has given here the nickname of "Czech Chick" .

A nickname is registered in the federated system by a CREATE NICKNAME DDL statement.

Sarah Ferguson was given the royal title of Sarah, Duchess of York, but is more commonly known simply by her nickname, "Fergie. "

He advises people with really difficult names to consider using a nickname in their job search.

This nickname originates from the famous cottage which is an iconic part of Fulham's Craven Cottage ground.