A serial schedule in DBMS refers to an execution sequence in which transactions are executed one after another in a sequential manner. This ensures that the operations of one transaction do not overlap or interfere with the operations of other transactions. Example Below mentioned example demonstrates...
Data Types geometry geography Planar data geography Geodetic data (projection of the curve of the Earth) Represents points, polygons, regions, etc. in the same data type Common Methods Contains Overlaps Distance Touches Equals Within Intersects Union DECLARE @g geometry; SET @g = geometry::STPoly...