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• SDDM 4.0 - synchronize the data dictionary can not detect existing CF

  I started a data model implemented in version 3 of SDDM somewhere, then had to ask for about 9 months and pick it back up.  When I picked up back, 4.0 RC3 shone, so I used to work on the old model.  Some problems have emerged, and one that is currently more frustrating is when I use the "Sync data dictionary" feature to create the DDL to change the physical table based on changes to the model that I made.

  I used to be able to just do a right-click on the table, choose Synchronize the data dictionary, and then only the changes I made would be generated.  Now, however, the function Compare seems to not be able to detect certain properties of the physical implementation table he is comparing it to.  For example, there is a table with FK 3 and compare it detects that one of them, then it attempts to create them from scratch.  Of course fails because there are actually the CF.  I tried not to drop and re-create the keys in the comics because I don't want to go to this effort for each table.

  I can post screenshots if you illustrate the problem like this.  Does anyone have advice?  It seems that there is a bug in the software.  Thank you.

  Hi Mike,.

  Thanks for reporting the problem. I logged a bug for this.

  The synchronization works without problem if all of the tables involved are included in the sync operation. The problem is caused by PK/UK constraints with system-generated names.

  You can call the synchronization on a selection of objects (one or more), on a subview or the entire model. You can use "Select neighbors" in order to obtain selected related objects or

  'Create subview with neighbors' available in the context menu for the table in the browser.

  Philippe

• Problems with synchronization model with the data dictionary

  Let me start by saying that I do something wrong (there not much documentation on this product so far...).

  I designed my whole from scratch in SDDM 3 and then put model upgraded to SDDM 4. There is already a problem with the sync option from the data dictionary model, in which it works only if first import you an object any in the data dictionary for the model for the reverse to work. I did, and now I can't start the synchronization successfully. The thing is, but I have all the objects already created in my database, according to a specific schema, each time I start the synchronization, it always tells me that none of my model objects exist on the destination! I've tried setting the owner on the physical model, remove, modify the connection to connect with the owner objects, but nothing seems to work.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  You need clear information source banner and rename the schema in the relational model if you want to use the Sync feature, otherwise, you can use import wizard of data dictionary (possibly to check 'target swap') and to

  don't check box "use schema property in compare features" If your schema is changed.-"preferences > Data Modeler > DOF > compare > ' or to compare options in compare dialog.

  You can clear information source banner by selecting all the objects on the diagram (Ctrl-A) and use 'Clear stamp source' in the context menu for the selected objects.

  In the next version - there are options to work around the source schema and the name of the source object, and you can use different user and change the name of the table in the physical model in order to synchronize with a different schema or even track changes in table name.

  Philippe

• Technical details of the package in the data dictionary

  Hi can u tell someone in what data dictionary table func or procedure declared in the package specification is stored?

  For ex.

  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE IN THE PKG_TEST

  F_1 FUNCTION RETURN NUMBER;

  F_2 FUNCTION RETURN NUMBER;

  F_3 FUNCTION RETURN NUMBER;

  -----------------------------

  -----------------------------

  -------------------------------

  FUNCTION F_10 RETURN NUMBER;

  END PKG_TEST;

  Now the data dictionary tables, I want to know what are the functions created in PKG_TEST.i.e. He me F_1 would list at F_10.

  I checked in User_Source, but finding not useful.

  user_procedures

• Can I use the data dictionary tables based on RLS policy?

  Hello guys, I use the package level security line to limit certain lines to some users.
  
  I created several roles, I want to just enable certain roles to see all the columns, but the other roles, I'm not that they see all the lines. I mean to do this I use the session_roles table data dictionary however it did not work.
  
  What to do in order to not allow rows of user roles?
  Can I use the data dictionary tables in RLS?
  
  
  Thank you very much.

  Polat says:
  What to do in order to not allow rows of user roles?
  Can I use the data dictionary tables in RLS?

  Ensure that:

  SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE
    2    FUNCTION no_sal_access(
    3                           p_owner IN VARCHAR2,
    4                           p_name IN VARCHAR2
    5                          )
    6      RETURN VARCHAR2 AS
    7      BEGIN
    8          RETURN '''NO_SAL_ACCESS'' NOT IN (SELECT * FROM SESSION_ROLES)';
    9  END;
   10  /
  
  Function created.
  
  SQL> BEGIN
    2    DBMS_RLS.ADD_POLICY (
    3                         object_schema         => 'scott',
    4                         object_name           => 'emp',
    5                         policy_name           => 'no_sal_access',
    6                         function_schema       => 'scott',
    7                         policy_function       => 'no_sal_access',
    8                         policy_type           => DBMS_RLS.STATIC,
    9                         sec_relevant_cols     => 'sal',
   10                         sec_relevant_cols_opt => DBMS_RLS.ALL_ROWS);
   11  END;
   12  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> GRANT EXECUTE ON no_sal_access TO PUBLIC
    2  /
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> CREATE ROLE NO_SAL_ACCESS
    2  /
  
  Role created.
  
  SQL> GRANT SELECT ON EMP TO U1
    2  /
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> CONNECT u1@orcl/u1
  Connected.
  SQL> select ename,sal FROM scott.emp
    2  /
  
  ENAME             SAL
  ---------- ----------
  SMITH             800
  ALLEN            1600
  WARD             1250
  JONES            2975
  MARTIN           1250
  BLAKE            2850
  CLARK            2450
  SCOTT            3000
  KING             5000
  TURNER           1500
  ADAMS            1100
  
  ENAME             SAL
  ---------- ----------
  JAMES             950
  FORD             3000
  MILLER           1300
  
  14 rows selected.
  
  SQL> connect scott@orcl
  Enter password: *****
  Connected.
  SQL> GRANT NO_SAL_ACCESS TO U1
    2  /
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> connect u1@orcl/u1
  Connected.
  SQL> select ename,sal FROM scott.emp
    2  /
  
  ENAME             SAL
  ---------- ----------
  SMITH
  ALLEN
  WARD
  JONES
  MARTIN
  BLAKE
  CLARK
  SCOTT
  KING
  TURNER
  ADAMS
  
  ENAME             SAL
  ---------- ----------
  JAMES
  FORD
  MILLER
  
  14 rows selected.
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Need information about the data included in the example for the inner race with flaws

  Hello

  There are several examples for fault detection in bearing (Vibration tool sets). I need more information about these data include:

  -Bringing its specifications

  -How to perform data acquisition

  -a link to the tutorial

  I came across this manual that shows how to use OATS envelope detection VI to perform detection of failures of bearings.

  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/372416A-01/svtconcepts/cst_speed_brg/

  It lists the specifications of turnover:

  • Inch diameter 0,2813
  
  
  • Primitive diameter: 1,1228 inch
  
  
  • Speed: 1 234 RPM

  It also goes to the list of characteristic frequencies determined by these attributes.

  The data acquisition is carried out by the use of an accelerometer and a tachometer. These devices measure the vibration and the rotation speed of the bearing data. Failure detection uses a method called detection of the envelope to look at the signals of the bearing and compared to signals of standard bearings to the discovery of flaws. You can learn more about the method of acquisition of data here:

  http://zone.NI.com/reference/en-XX/help/372416A-01/svtconcepts/fault_detection/#Envelope_Detection

  The first link is a tutorial on the detection of failures in the bearings. The end of the link provides the location of an example VI that may also be useful.

• Synchronization of the comments of the column from the relational model to the data dictionary?

  I changed/added comments of column to a table in my relational model. When I try to sync the database data dictionary changes are never included the observations of the new column. In fact, I see that the values in the field 'Commentary in RDBMS' are different in the preview window to compare, but the line is not highlighted in red I guess that, in fact it is even dimmed. Also, I can not check the check box "selected".

  Is there a way to get comments to synchronize? I don't miss any option that I first? Is this a bug or an expected behavior?

  I use the version 4.0.3 x 64 of the Data Modeler.

  Any help would be appreciated,

  Charlie

  Hi Charlie,

  but the line is not highlighted in red I guess that in fact it is grayed out even.

  "that means property is excluded from the comparison - the same dialog box click on tab -" Options > properties filters '-you can control the properties to include in compare it it is to say ' comment in RDBMS ' must be checked.

  Press the button "Refresh trees" after the properties are set correctly.

  Philippe

• DataModeler: import of the data dictionary table comments

  Hi, I begin barely using SQL DataModeler and seems to have a problem with regard to the comments of reverse engineering table.
  
  When you use Import > data dictionary, I have no trouble importing column comments, but the comment table always seem to come up empty. I see no obvious option for y understood/off table/column comments so am puzzled as to why column comments import very well but the comments in the table are not (Yes, the tables, I'm importing have comments on the tables and columns).
  
  What Miss me? Any help is appreciated.
  
  -Andy.

  Hi Andy,.

  There is no option for this. They should be included, but unfortunately there is a bug and not included.

  Philippe

• Doubts about the merger of cache - PI (last Image) in the CARS

  We are Oracle 10.2.0.4 database configuration 2-node RAC on Linux x86_64
  
  I was going through the Oracle documentation and some books that were discussing on the merging of cache (reading-reading, reading / writing, writing-write, read-write behavior) etc.
  
  It was mentioned that the line lock is similar to that single instance so whevever a block is necessary an instance finishes its operation on the block and transfers the block to the other instance that requires exclusive access.
  What I realized, this is once the transaction is completed the first transfers to instance the block to the other instance to have exclusive access to this block.
  
  Also the first instance maintains a PI (last Image) of the block that she can use for read operations, but he can't change the block as he has transferred the block to the other instance and he only shared access.
  
  Now when a checkpoint occurs all instances should serve their IP so in this case, if the first instance is in the middle of a select statement that uses the PI of the block, what will heppen to the query, if it causes an error (something like snapshot too old)?
  
  I'm not able to understand the notion of PI and what happens during flushing data to disk blocks.

  Evelyne says:

  While I don't understand, what's the meaning of the Image here?

  A PI (last image) is a copy of the block which is known to have existed as the current version (CU) of the block at some point in the past-, then it can be used as starting point for recovery if the node that contains the current block goes down. If IP blocks can reduce recovery times in the database.

  In my view, blocks IP can also be used by the holder of the IP for generating local copies of CR without reference to DRM - if the SNA are appropriate. Thus PIs can also be used the interswitching traffic.

  Initially, there was a rule that when a node has written the courses block, it should send a message to all other nodes brand their IP copy as a free buffer (indeed, forget them) - although I saw a note once Oracle can change this option to convert IP blocks to the blocks of CR.

  Concerning
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  Clarke

• Question about the dates of the file download.

  Why the dates of creation, 'last change' and especially 'last opening' all appear as a date a month when I just downloaded Mozilla for the first time on my Mac? Edit

  It's information from the database that you downloaded
  the file from.

• Questions about the data reporting PowerCLI store

  Hello

  I have a problem with a script that I use and I'm looking for an idea on the problem.

  I have a script that gathers pretty much all the information on the virtual machine in my cluster. (Disk size, free disc, data store).

  Most of the time, it works very well. But there is something that bothers me little. It doesn't report the data store that each VM is linked to. It works for most, but on a select few, it's not.

  I wonder if there is something in my script which is the first cause, or if it is a question of VSphere.
  
  My script and the output is attached.
  
  Thanks in advance for the help.
  
  -Aaron

  I was able to get the warehouses of missing data as well.

  That's when the VMDK are stored on more than 1 data store for a specific virtual machine.

  In this case, the line

      $myDS = Get-Datastore | Where { $_.Id -eq $VM.Datastore}
  

  nothing will store in $myDS because $VM. Data store is an array of MoRefs.

  In fact you try to map the partitions in the guest OS with data warehouses that host the VMDK files.

  There is no easy solution for that I fear (there are number of threads in this community who are trying to do the same thing).

  I fear that there is no real solution for this problem

• Ask about the dates

  in the table below
  
  rm_limit
  
  as_on_dt limit_expiry_date OS ctry_id
  MARCH 13, 2011 5000 1 JUNE 12, 2011
  APRIL 15, 2010 6000 1 DECEMBER 5, 2011
  MAY 1, 2009 3 NOVEMBER 2011-156-2
  
  How can I write a query for the Sub statement:--
  
  If in rm_limit difference between the two being on the date and the limit_expiry_date > 180, but less than 365 days then the sum of all o/s (for the ctry_id in column 1)

  Apostrophes would make "180" in a literal string, so the answer is categorically NO!

  180 is a literal number - '180' is a string literal. Since you have a numerical value (the result of the subtraction of a date from a date), then you want to compare with a literal number.

  Do not compare the strings, numbers or vice versa...

• How to keep cases in the data dictionary

  Hello
  
  I am very new to Oracle, please apologize in advance for the silly questions.
  
  Using Oracle 9i R2, SQL Developer 1.51.5440.
  
  I don't know if it's Oracle DB or SQL developer tool, but the names of the object I create are all transformed into uppercase. Table name, column names, procedure names that all are displayed in uppercase. And yet, I make sure that when I created allows them to use carefully mixed case to improve readability. Example: ProductID, MyTable, etc..
  
  I went to the options of SQL Developer, but I saw no option to disable the automatic uppercase. Some objects rest in different cases, for example the content of a procedure still looks like when I typed it.
  
  Is there a way to get the names of the objects to display exactly like them, I created?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Using double quotes around the string is the way to save the case of data retention. However, it is a nightmare to the query. As you must remember the case. Using functions as TOP invalid against the column index may compromise the performance of the queries. You can work around this by using function-based indexes.

  As said by the previous guy, unless there are compelling reasons, not many people saves data keeping. If you save the data as a "PRODUCT ID" using InitCap it will give product ID. much more readable than ProductID.

  Christopher Soza
  Oracle BI s/n
  Orix Consultancy Services Ltd
  b: http://sozaman.blogspot.com

• Synchronize the data dictionary

  Hello

  In the New/Select database connection I have defined JDBC tab as follows:

  JDBC URL: jdbc:sybase:Tds:10.0.1.4:2638? ServiceName = Hades & CHARSET = utf8

  Driver class: com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybDriver

  to connect to a Sybase SQL Anywhere database. This works as expected.

  In my original design, I have a few attributes/columns defined on the varchar data type (5000). Now, when I do not synchronize the dictionary of data (a table, for example), I get a difference on property > Data Type (in the dialog box compare models), although in my column a varchar data base (5000) data type. This works perfectly for varchar (255) and below.

  What could cause this behavior?

  Best regards

  Robert

  PS: In the dialog box properties from the table, field summarized, I see the report mentioned above.

  Hi Robert,.

  It seems that Import or synchronize using JDBC no matter the size of the column if it is greater than 4000.

  Thanks for reporting the problem.  I connected a bug on this issue.

  Kind regards

  David

• SQL submitted in the worksheet make pre-requete of the data dictionary

  Hi all

  SQL Developer version: 4.0.0.13 (Windows)

  By submitting a simple SELECT * FROM < any_app_related_table > in a worksheet query response time to return results have been awful - this is particularly evident during the execution of the query when you open the worksheet as a new connection.

  I decided to follow the activity of my session and found that by submitting the request following SQL was executed BEFORE the execution of the actual query that I wanted:

  / * + NO_SQL_TRANSLATION * /.

  Select table_owner, table_name from all_synonyms where owner (user, 'PUBLIC') and synonym_name =: 1

  and not exists (select user, object_name from user_objects where object_name =: 2 and object_type in ('TABLE', 'SEE'))

  Because a couple of our data base massive dictionarys, the SQL above takes his time in execution. We have gathered the stats before SD but this makes no difference.

  Is there a way that this kind of behavior "pré-requête" can be disabled in SQL Developer? My colleagues using tools such as TOAD laughing in my face than their queries run instantly. I tried searching for this behavior on the web but did not find anything...

  PS - I seem to think that I asked this question before that I've seen this behavior in previous versions too, but I think that the answer was simply the words to the effect of "this is how SQL Developer works I'm afraid.

  Thanks in advance

  Is the version of your RDBMS 12.1? How long

  Select * from user_synonyms where synonym_name = 'POTATO ';

  should I do?

  I'm not able to confirm your assertion that this dictionary query is triggered before the user query. It is triggered by an overview of code, or side info semantic analysis; both can be selected.