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I burned (darkened) the background and outer edges of the face to make it recede further into the background I dodged (lightened) the foreground and the highlights on the face to make that area stand out in a more three-dimensional way

and create it again Exercise 7-9: Create and Use Sequences In this exercise, you will create some sequences and use them You will need two concurrent sessions, either SQL Developer or SQL*Plus 1 Log on to your database twice, as WEBSTORE in separate sessions Consider one to be your A session and the other to be your B session 2 In your A session, create a sequence as follows:

create sequence seq1 start with 10 nocache maxvalue 15 cycle;

Figure 8-21

The use of NOCACHE is deleterious to performance If MAXVALUE is specified, then CYCLE will be necessary to prevent errors when MAXVALUE is reached 3 Execute the following commands in the appropriate session in the correct order to observe the use of NEXTVAL and CURRVAL and the cycling of the sequence:

select seq1nextval from dual; select seq1nextval from dual; select seq1nextval from dual; select seq1nextval from dual; select seq1currval from dual; select seq1nextval from dual; select seq1nextval from dual; select seq1currval from dual; select seq1nextval from dual;

select seq1nextval from dual;

Retouched photo of my daughter, in which the Dodge and Burn tools were used to adjust the exposure of the image

4 Create a table with a primary key:

create table seqtest(c1 number,c2 varchar2(10)); alter table seqtest add constraint seqtest_pk primary key (c1);

Prenons rendez-vous (preuh-noh rah-day-voo): Let s make a date Have you made friends In Paris or in another French-speaking town Magnifique! (Wonderful!) You will now have to set up times and places, when and where your rendez-vous (dates/meetings) will take place You may want to meet them at a caf or bar That is, after all, where tout Paris (all of Paris) lives outside of work and school Or you may want to meet in front of the mus e (museum) or any other tourist site you re visiting that day Perhaps you would prefer to be picked up l h tel (at the hotel) where you re staying and will wait for your acquaintance in the lobby Don t forget to set l heure du rendez-vous (the time of your meeting)!

5 Create a sequence to generate primary key values:

In the Options bar, select the range to specify which areas of the image the exposure affects: Shadows Midtones Highlights Then specify the exposure level of each stroke

create sequence seqtest_pk_s;

6 In your A session, insert a row into the new table and commit:

insert into seqtest values(seqtest_pk_snextval,'first'); commit;

To dodge or burn only a specific area of an image, use a selection tool to select the area before painting in it

7 In your B session, insert a row into the new table and do not commit it:

insert into seqtest values(seqtest_pk_snextval,'second');

I often use Photoshop to create my own web icons and drawings, such as the one shown in the following illustration In cases like this one, I can add a lot to otherwise flat-color drawings by painting in highlights and shadows To see what I mean, compare the before and after view of a portal illustration for a marina, shown here on the left and right, respectively The shadows and highlights around the rim of the hand-drawn portal were added by painting with black and white

insert into seqtest values(seqtest_pk_snextval,'third'); commit;

9 In your B session, roll back the second insertion:

rollback;

However, if I had just painted with black and white using the normal blending mode, the highlights and shadows would have been too harsh Instead, to allow the highlights and shadows to properly blend with the image, I painted the highlights using the Screen blending mode and the shadows using the Multiply blending mode To paint realistic highlights and shadows into an image, make sure the image is open and the layer on which you want to paint is currently selected Select the Brush tool from the toolbox and pick an appropriately sized brush with which to paint

10 In your B session, see the contents of the table:

select * from seqtest;