Possible to order reprints of books

Question

My usecase is as follow. I want to order 10 copies of a book to serve as proofing and to show around and get people orders. We expect on getting between 100 and 200 orders. I do not want to risk re-uploading the book and have a mishap happen that makes the reprints different than the original proofing copies.
Questions:
Can we re-order a previous book directly from Apple, completely bypassing Aperture?
Anyway, I need to be able to pay for this reprint through another mean than our credit card, which doesn't have a $20K limit.
Best regards,
Remy

Answer 1

which database are you using ?
DB2 and Oracle for example support (dynamic) query-optimization by themselfes (other dbs maybe as well), thus changing the
order by themselfes.
All you have to do is running statistics on the tables for this feature to work as best as it can.
(With both databases this can be done via context-menus in the manager consoles)
Not only the order of tables but their indexes and key-distribution and your WHERE clause influence query speed,
so it should be up to the database to optimize queries in the way you plan, because only they know best how to use all
tweaks their have for best performance.
I think all work
Damian Bradicich wrote:
When kodo generates my sql statement, the FROM clauses are generated as
follows, in what I am assuming is alphabetical order.
FROM
MPI.MPI_DEMOGRAPHICS t2,
MPI.MPI_NAME t1,
MPI.MPI_PATIENT t0
I have talked w/ some db guru's in our office and they say that if I
change the order of the declaration, I can greatly speed up the query, as
follows
FROM
MPI.MPI_NAME t1,
MPI.MPI_DEMOGRAPHICS t2,
MPI.MPI_PATIENT t0
Is this possible w/ kodo? (Variable names t1, t0, etc. don't matter, just
as long is the tables can be declared in that order)