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We have the appropriate subset of rows from our large join. Now we need to retain just the columns we require. This is not as simple as it first sounds. The three rows for Robert Pollard give us a bit of a clue that things may not be as straightforward as we might think. We have two possibilities: If we only want to know who has entered the tournament at some time, then we want just the distinct names Robert Pollard and William Taylor. If the objective of the question is to find out how often men enter Leeston tournaments, then we want to retain all the entries. In that case, it might be useful to retain the year as well. Listings 10-5 and 10-6 show two options for the SELECT clause reflecting these two scenarios.

The CUPS (common UNIX printing system) server is a service that you re going to really want to use a graphical interface for. Although this server uses a set of configuration files that aren t always that easy to configure, it provides a web page that allows you to perform almost all the tasks necessary to manage a print server.

It s important to understand that Vim is an update of a classic piece of software called vi. In fact, there are many versions and updates of vi. The original program, once supplied with UNIX, is rarely used nowadays. Vim is the most commonly used clone; Vim stands for vi improved. Another version is elvis (http://elvis.the-little-red-haired-girl.org). However, most people still refer to Vim and elvis as vi, even though they are entirely new pieces of software.

Note There used to be a constant flame war between advocates of vi and Emacs, as to which was better. This could be quite a vicious and desperate debate, and the text editor you used was often taken as a measure of your character! Nowadays, the battle between the two camps has softened, and the Emacs vs. vi debate is considered an entertaining clich of Linux and UNIX use. When users declare online which text editor they prefer, they often include a smiley symbol to acknowledge the once-fevered emotions.

To configure your server as a print server, you must first add a printer. If your network doesn t have many printers, you can add the printers individually. For a larger number of printers, you can organize them into groups (classes) to make it easier to manage them. Let s go through the steps to add a printer in CUPS: 1. Install CUPS using apt-get install cupsys. This command installs all required CUPS components (including the web management interface) and starts the CUPS service. 2. Open a browser and go to http://yourserver:631. By default, the CUPS print server listens on port 631, and, when accessing it from a browser, you see the management interface shown in Figure 10-1.

Fortunately, you don t need to learn how to use those tools if you don t feel like it, because Ubuntu comes equipped with a powerful, and yes, graphical, text-editing tool: gedit. gedit is in fact the default text editor for the GNOME desktop environment, so you can find it in other distributions of Linux such as Fedora and SUSE.

Listing 10-5. The Names and IDs of Men Who Have Entered Leeston Tournaments SELECT DISTINCT m.MemberID, m.LastName, m.FirstName FROM ... Listing 10-6. Information About Entries of Men in Leeston Tournaments SELECT m.MemberID, m.LastName, m.FirstName, e.Year FROM ...

The basic interface of gedit, as you can see in Figure 12-1, is quite similar of that of Notepad, and in many regards the two applications work very much alike. But gedit has some salient features, such as plug-in support, that raise it above the crowd of simple text-editing tools like Notepad. You ll see that there are a lot of available plug-ins for gedit that will enable you to do things you can only dream of doing with other text editors. In this respect, it is a tool that honors the history of Linux; it isn t just a simple GUI replacement for Vim or Emacs.

3. From this interface, click Add Printer. Now enter the following information, and click Continue when finished: Name: This is the name you want to use to share the printer. You won t be allowed to use spaces in the name of this printer.