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  Total capacity should be well over 4 TB. However, when I look in the 'Storage' view, I see a little more than 3 TB of capacity.

  

  I just updated this server the latest patches for ESX 3.5 and restarted the problem remains. Any ideas what's happening?

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  Thank you.

  Of course, try this

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• application to total columns

  Hello

  With the help of Oracle 11 g R2. I'm trying to present data in the following format. I came with the query below, but I don't think it's good.

  COL1	COL2	COL3	NVL (COL4, SUM (COL4))	NVL (COL5, SUM (COL5))	NVL (COL4 COL5, SUM(COL4-COL5))
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  1	30	12:04:38 10/31/2013	25	60	-35
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  2	50	02/11/2013-12:05:41	85	50	35
  2			175	60	115
  Total 2			320	190	130
  grant total			465	320	145

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  insert into testrolluprh values (1, 10, sysdate - 10, 40, 50)
  insert into testrolluprh values (1, 20, sysdate - 9, 80, 20)
  insert into testrolluprh values (1, 30, sysdate - 8, 25, 60)

  insert into testrolluprh values (2, 40, sysdate - 7, 90, 10)
  insert into testrolluprh values (2, 50, sysdate - 6, 85, 50)

  Select col1,

  col2,

  col3,

  NVL (col4, SUM (col4)),

  NVL (col5, SUM (col5)),

  NVL (col4 - col5, SUM (col4 - col5))

  of testrolluprh

  where col1 is not null

  and col2 is not null

  and col3 is not null

  and col4 is not null

  and col5 is not null

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  1   ...   10...

  1   ...    20...

  1   ...    50...

  Total 1 80...

  2   ...   10...

  2   ...   30...

  2   ...    60...

  Total 2 100

  .....

  .....

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  I've attached a screenshot of the management screen showing the capacity and space available:

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  Mr President.

  I checked several laptops that are of the same model, one of them cannot display "Total time remaining" in the power meter. Even other laptops may display, but the values are equivocal. Sometimes the 'remaining power' is 80%, but 'Total remaining time' is 1H20Mins. And sometimes, the "remaining power 'is 75% ', but"the Total remaining time"is 1H30Mins.

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