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• in fact, down grading from vista to xp pro.try recovery disk of one model on the other model (but same brand laptops) but two laptops has different processors and built various bone.

  I had two toshiba model laptops.one (satellite A100) used by processor with windows xp pro as os centrino and the other (satellite A135) with processor core 2 duo 1 GB of ram which has windows vista family premium as OS.i would change with the operating system of the second laptop (A135) for windows xp pro.can I use the recovery of the first disk cell (contains xp pro os) to install xp pro os on the second laptop which until now has vista Home premium? Can u pls tell me that the recovery disk for xp pro os with centrino processor compatible with the system which works on the basis of processor duo laptop?

  OEM and retail licenses:

  If your computer is pre-installed with Vista, it is classified as an OEM license and is not transferable.

  The license of Vista OEM is related to the original computer it is installed on and dies with the computer.
  You cannot transfer it to another computer/laptop

  If a license of Vista at retail, you can transfer it to another computer/laptop.
  But it can only be installed on one computer at a time.

  A single license is a single Installation.

  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  Installation of XP instead of Vista:

  Come on first, site of the manufacturer of your computer, check to see if your model computer has XP drivers available for it...

  If the XP drivers are not available for your model, forget the idea.

  If Yes, download and save to a CD or Flash drive.

  Then buy a disc XP and license.

  Save all your data because it will be lost during the installation of XP.

  Then follow the steps below to do a clean install.

  http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windowsxp_sg_clean.asp

  Once installed, reload ALL your other programs of original media, or download again.

  Reload all drivers and utilities for your motherboard.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Two same queries but different results

  I'm working on the guarantee of data from data sources Vs target.
  Source and target databases are oracle. The source data are a remote database and navigate using DB_LINK.
  
  I am running similar queries against the data source and my schema but gets different results I check the number of folders and individual service Group DC account
  both are fit exactly, but for some reason any after the results of queries in different counts.
  
  a request flowing from the source table:
  Select
  b.Year,
  b.month,
  a.serv_grp,
  Count (distinct a.clnt) cnt
  Of
  Jay.srvrequest@bdm_link has,
  (select separate year, month, first_date_of_month, last_date_of_month)
  of dev.stage_3_time_dim
  where year = 2011 and
  b months between 3 and 7)
  where
  a.beg_dt < = b.last_date_of_month
  and a.end_dt > = b.first_date_of_month
  and a.serv_grp in ('1 ', '4', '5',' 6') and
  a.stat as 'A '.
  B.year group, b.month, a.serv_grp;
  
  
  target request flowing from the database:
  
  
  Select
  b.Year,
  b.month,
  a.service_group_cd,
  Count (distinct a.client_id) cnt
  Of
  Prod.stage_0_mg_serv_req has,
  (select separate year, month, first_date_of_month, last_date_of_month)
  of dev.stage_3_time_dim
  where year = 2011 and
  b months between 3 and 7)
  where
  a.begin_dt < = b.last_date_of_month
  and a.end_dt > = b.first_date_of_month
  and a.service_group_Cd in ('1 ', '4', '5',' 6') and
  a.status_cd as 'A '.
  B.year group, b.month, a.service_group_cd
  
  
  results out of data from the source as follows:
  Year month serv grp cnt
  2011 3 1 78653
  2011 3 4 4562
  2011 3 5 166
  2011 3 6 7533
  2011 4 1 78327
  2011 4 4 4540
  2011 4 5 167
  2011 4 6 7546
  2011 5 1 78612
  2011 5 4 4535
  2011 5 5 166
  2011 5 6 7544
  
  results off-target following data:
  Year month serv grp cnt
  2011 3 1 49350
  2011 3 4 1921
  2011 3 5 26
  2011 3 6 2259
  2011 4 1 47727
  2011 4 4 1834
  2011 4 5 27
  2011 4 6 2211
  2011 5 1 46675
  2011 5 4 1771
  2011 5 5 26
  2011 5 6 2116
  
  I don't know what wrong with queries
  any advice appreciated...
  
  Jay

  Maybe you get different results because the data are different.

  Also, why the first query uses a remote table, attached to a local table? Why not 100% remote data?

• How to import in different Oracle schemas using the same model? Physical schema is different every time, so, how is this a handles that?

  Experts of the ODI,

  I use ODI 11.1.1.7.0 and transfer data to an Oracle database. So far, everything is OK, but...

  I want to reuse my current interfaces for import into different schemas in the same database.

  At the moment all the table data were imported into a single scheme under topology/Physical Architecture / Oracle / Data Server / physical schema I chose the pattern and check the "default."

  If I import now to other patterns (300 different ones), how should I configure the physical schema values for:

  Schema (schema)

  Scheme (scheme of work)

  Default checkbox? (I assume must be deselected)

  On a quick test, I left schema & schema of blank and disabled by default check box. Two interfaces work (one per table), but the third failed (my guess is the way in which the model was reverse engineering has to do with it, but don't know how to fight against it) I know how to debone a model, but if I use a pattern to do the other schemes do not work because ODI will give me a table not found. How do I work around this problem. Here is an example of the error I get after removing the default schema of the physical schema definition.

  ODI-1226: step CON_TY fails after 1 attempt.

  ODI-1240: Flow CON_TY fails during an operation of integration. This flow of charge table target CON_TY.

  ODI-1228: task failed CON_TY (integration) on the ORACLE connection signal target.

  Caused by: java.sql.BatchUpdateException: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist

  Your help is appreciated. Thank you.

  Here's how, to work around the problem of schema change the mask object Local of the physical schema on the server target %SCHEMA.%O OBJECT to % OBJECT in this way the schema is not part of the SQL at all.

  And these are the values that I use in the physical schema definition

  Schema (schema) - undefined

  Scheme (scheme of work) - undefined

  Check box default - select

  Given each user has permissions for objects it is clean and it doesn't have the schema name to reference the object, it works very well.

• using the same search terms on ebay, getting different results on firefox exploer

  using the same words to search on ebay for internet explorer, I get results more when I use ebay on FireFox > is cutting some of the results when using Firefox

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• Why can I get two different results from the same coefficients?

  I get two different results of the evaluation of the polynomial function.

  For the first, I get the coefficients of a polynomial function to adapt.  I feed the coefficients of the function made the function Eval Poly and get the correct 12.8582 result when I evaluate 49940.

  For the second, I create constant array of values that have been returned by the polynomial Fit function (I typed in).  However, I get an incorrect result of - 120.7913 when I feed the constant table the function Eval Poly when I evauate 49940.

  How this can happen when I use the same values in table?

  A picture of what I explained is attached.

  Hi Altran,

  are you sure about using the 'same '?

  You compare them? Do you have (at least) set them to 17 digits display properties?

  Please attach a VI instead of an image...

• Different results of exactly the same query

  Hello
  
  I wrote a function to calculate the days between 2 dates. If I am running in SQL Developer or directly on the oracle server, I get the results I expected. However, if I run on a client by using ODBC, or PHP connection via the OCI8 extension, I get an incorrect result.
  
  The function takes 2 parameters: 1st and 2nd date and should output the number of non-working days (weekends and holidays) between 2 dates. The coding is not very pretty, but it does not work very well as I said since the client SQL Developer.
  
  Here is the code:
  

  create or replace
  FUNCTION NON_WORKDAYS(fromdate IN DATE, todate IN DATE)
  --Function to calculate non working days between 2 given dates (Weekends & Bank Holidays)
  --Update: Added in a calendar for bank holidays. Bank holidays are listed to the end of 2013
  
  RETURN NUMBER IS
  BANK_HOLS NUMBER;
      ret NUMBER;
  BEGIN
      SELECT count(mydate) INTO ret FROM 
   (SELECT     TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') + LEVEL - 1 mydate
                  FROM DUAL
             CONNECT BY LEVEL < =
                              TO_DATE (todate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
                            - TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
                            + 1)
       WHERE TO_CHAR (mydate, 'DY') IN ('SAT', 'SUN');
       
       
       select count(mydate) into BANK_HOLS from (
       SELECT     TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') + LEVEL - 1 mydate
                  FROM DUAL
             CONNECT BY LEVEL < =
                              TO_DATE (todate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
                            - TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
                            + 1
       )
       WHERE TO_CHAR (mydate, 'DD-MM-YYYY') IN 
       ('03-01-2011', 
       '22-04-2011',
       '25-04-2011',
       '29-04-2011',
       '02-05-2011',
       '30-05-2011',
       '29-08-2011',
       '26-12-2011',
       '27-12-2011',
       '02-01-2012',
       '06-04-2012',
       '09-04-2012',
       '07-05-2012',
       '04-06-2012',
       '05-06-2012',
       '12-07-2012',
       '27-08-2012',
       '25-12-2012',
       '26-12-2012',
       '01-01-2013',
       '29-03-2013',
       '01-04-2013',
       '06-05-2013',
       '27-05-2013',
       '12-07-2013',
       '26-08-2013',
       '25-12-2013',
       '26-12-2013'
       );
       ret:= ret + BANK_HOLS;
       
      RETURN ret;
  end;

  The problem is only with certain dates. For example, if I use the date '17-SEP-2012' for the two input parameters, I'm waiting for a result draw. In the SQL Developer client, I get the expected result. However, using ODBC or PHP OCI8 (which I believe is using a direct connection to TNS in the DB), the result returned is '1', which is incorrect ("17-SEP-2012" has been a MONDAY ""). If I use the current date (20-SEP-2012), I get the expected (zero) result in both the SQL Developer client and ODBC/PHP client.
  
  I also tried to use variants of SYSDATE in place and place the date string, to see if I get different results (i.e. today is 20-SEP-2012, so I used SYSDATE-3 to 17-SEP-2012).
  
  To be clear, I call the function in a select statement: select (sysdate-3, sysdate-3) non_workdays of the double; or select non_workdays (TO_DATE('17-SEP-2012'), TO_DATE('17-SEP-2012')) of double;
  
  I have spent hours and hours of troubleshooting this, and it makes me crazy!
  
  I also checked the view V$ SQLAREA the Oracle DB to see what is actually passed to the ODBC client database engine. I was expecting the statement became corrupted somehow, that's why I get strange results, but this was not the case. The statement in the column SQL_FULLTEXT of V$ SQLAREA, showed exactly the statement I performed on the ODBC Client. I tried with the oracle instantclient and full client (10g).
  
  Can someone help save my sanity please? I am eternally grateful!
  
  Sorry for the massive post!
  
  Published by: user12199535 on 20-Sep-2012 12:20

  Your code is a mess. You convert DATE to DATE, e.g. TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'). TO_DATE function first parameter is a string, while fromdate is the date. That's why Oracle implicitly converts fromdate to the string of default date format that is client dependent and therefore can produce different results on different customers boxes. In addition, your code is dependent on NLS. If the customer has other date language settings, for example German, Sun and SAT are false. And there is no need to separately calculate the weekends and holidays:

  create or replace
    FUNCTION NON_WORKDAYS(fromdate IN DATE, todate IN DATE)
    --Function to calculate non working days between 2 given dates (Weekends & Bank Holidays)
    --Update: Added in a calendar for bank holidays. Bank holidays are listed to the end of 2013
      RETURN NUMBER
      IS
          BANK_HOLS NUMBER;
          ret NUMBER;
      BEGIN
          SELECT  count(mydate)
            INTO  ret
            FROM  (
                   SELECT  trunc(fromdate) + LEVEL - 1 mydate
                     FROM  DUAL
                     CONNECT BY LEVEL < = trunc(todate) - trunc(fromdate) + 1
                  )
            WHERE TO_CHAR(mydate,'DY','NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE = ENGLISH') IN ('SAT','SUN')
               OR mydate IN (
                             DATE '2011-01-03',
                             DATE '2011-04-22',
                             DATE '2011-04-25',
                             DATE '2011-04-29',
                             DATE '2011-05-02',
                             DATE '2011-05-30',
                             DATE '2011-08-29',
                             DATE '2011-12-26',
                             DATE '2011-12-27',
                             DATE '2012-01-02',
                             DATE '2012-04-06',
                             DATE '2012-04-09',
                             DATE '2012-05-07',
                             DATE '2012-06-04',
                             DATE '2012-06-05',
                             DATE '2012-07-12',
                             DATE '2012-08-27',
                             DATE '2012-12-25',
                             DATE '2012-12-26',
                             DATE '2013-01-01',
                             DATE '2013-03-29',
                             DATE '2013-04-01',
                             DATE '2013-05-06',
                             DATE '2013-05-27',
                             DATE '2013-07-12',
                             DATE '2013-08-26',
                             DATE '2013-12-25',
                             DATE '2013-12-26'
                            );
          RETURN ret;
  end;
  /
  

  SY.
  P.S. I think that I converted your vacation to literals correctly, but still double check date.

• Different results from the same calculations between SQL and PL/SQL

  This SQL statement:

  select 1074 * (4 / 48) from dual;

  Gives the 89.5 result.
  However this PL/SQL block

  declare
      tmp     NUMBER;
  begin
      SELECT 1074 * (4 / 48) into tmp from dual;
      dbms_output.put_line('Result '||tmp);
  end;

  Gives a different result:
  Result 89.49999999999999999999999999999999999996
  
  If I change and give my variable tmp, a precision and scale, (38.36) say the result is 89.5.
  
  Ed. I did about 10g (10.2.0.4.0) and 11g (11.1.0.7.0) with the same result in both.
  
  Published by: kendenny on July 9, 2010 10:19 for more information

  What is your current value of NUMLARGEUR in SQL * more (I assume that you use as your tool)?

  SQL> set numwidth 50
  SQL> select 1074 * (4 / 48) from dual;
  
                                         1074*(4/48)
  --------------------------------------------------
           89.49999999999999999999999999999999999996
  

• same query gives a different result under 2 different schema.

  Hello
  I have a query that shows two different results under 2 different schema.
  Here's the code.
  
  SELECT ssbsect_term_code, ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_seq_numb,
  SUBSTR (f_active_section_ind (ssbsect_ssts_code), 1, 1),
  SUBSTR (f_active_course_ind (a.scbcrse_csta_code), 1, 1),
  SUBSTR (f_check_for_course_coreqs, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code
  ),
  1,
  1
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_check_for_course_prereqs, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  ''
  ),
  1,
  1
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_check_for_section_coreqs (ssbsect_term_code, ssbsect_crn),
  1,
  1
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_check_for_section_prereqs, (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  ''
  ),
  1,
  1
  ),
  a.scbcrse_eff_term, a.scbcrse_coll_code, a.scbcrse_dept_code,
  SUBSTR (f_get_course_levels, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  1
  ),
  1,
  2
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_get_course_levels, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  2
  ),
  1,
  2
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_get_course_levels, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  3
  ),
  1,
  2
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_get_course_levels, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  4
  ),
  1,
  2
  ),
  
  a.scbcrse_divs_code, ssbsect_subj_code, ssbsect_crse_numb,
  a.scbcrse_ceu_ind, a.scbcrse_csta_code,
  NVL (ssbsect_credit_hrs, a.scbcrse_credit_hr_low),
  a.scbcrse_credit_hr_low, a.scbcrse_credit_hr_high,
  a.scbcrse_credit_hr_ind,
  NVL (ssbsect_bill_hrs, a.scbcrse_bill_hr_low),
  a.scbcrse_bill_hr_low, a.scbcrse_bill_hr_high,
  a.scbcrse_bill_hr_ind, ssbsect_ssts_code, ssbsect_camp_code,
  NVL (ssbsect_gmod_code,
  SUBSTR (f_default_gmod, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code
  ),
  1,
  1
  )
  ),
  NVL (ssbsect_crse_title, a.scbcrse_title), ssbsect_sapr_code,
  ssbsect_census_enrl, ssbsect_census_enrl_date,
  ssbsect_census_2_enrl, ssbsect_census_2_date, ssbsect_proj_enrl,
  ssbsect_max_enrl, ssbsect_enrl, ssbsect_seats_avail,
  ssbsect_ptrm_code, ssbsect_ptrm_start_date, ssbsect_ptrm_end_date,
  ssbsect_link_ident, k.ssrmeet_begin_time, k.ssrmeet_end_time,
  k.ssrmeet_bldg_code, k.ssrmeet_room_code, k.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  k.ssrmeet_mon_day, k.ssrmeet_tue_day, k.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  k.ssrmeet_thu_day, k.ssrmeet_fri_day, k.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  k.ssrmeet_sun_day, l.ssrmeet_begin_time, l.ssrmeet_end_time,
  l.ssrmeet_bldg_code, l.ssrmeet_room_code, l.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  l.ssrmeet_mon_day, l.ssrmeet_tue_day, l.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  l.ssrmeet_thu_day, l.ssrmeet_fri_day, l.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  l.ssrmeet_sun_day, m.ssrmeet_begin_time, m.ssrmeet_end_time,
  m.ssrmeet_bldg_code, m.ssrmeet_room_code, m.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  m.ssrmeet_mon_day, m.ssrmeet_tue_day, m.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  m.ssrmeet_thu_day, m.ssrmeet_fri_day, m.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  m.ssrmeet_sun_day, n.ssrmeet_begin_time, n.ssrmeet_end_time,
  n.ssrmeet_bldg_code, n.ssrmeet_room_code, n.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  n.ssrmeet_mon_day, n.ssrmeet_tue_day, n.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  n.ssrmeet_thu_day, n.ssrmeet_fri_day, n.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  n.ssrmeet_sun_day, o.ssrmeet_begin_time, o.ssrmeet_end_time,
  o.ssrmeet_bldg_code, o.ssrmeet_room_code, o.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  o.ssrmeet_mon_day, o.ssrmeet_tue_day, o.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  o.ssrmeet_thu_day, o.ssrmeet_fri_day, o.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  o.ssrmeet_sun_day, p.ssrmeet_begin_time, p.ssrmeet_end_time,
  p.ssrmeet_bldg_code, p.ssrmeet_room_code, p.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  p.ssrmeet_mon_day, p.ssrmeet_tue_day, p.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  p.ssrmeet_thu_day, p.ssrmeet_fri_day, p.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  p.ssrmeet_sun_day, q.ssrmeet_begin_time, q.ssrmeet_end_time,
  q.ssrmeet_bldg_code, q.ssrmeet_room_code, q.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  q.ssrmeet_mon_day, q.ssrmeet_tue_day, q.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  q.ssrmeet_thu_day, q.ssrmeet_fri_day, q.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  q.ssrmeet_sun_day, r.ssrmeet_begin_time, r.ssrmeet_end_time,
  r.ssrmeet_bldg_code, r.ssrmeet_room_code, r.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  r.ssrmeet_mon_day, r.ssrmeet_tue_day, r.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  r.ssrmeet_thu_day, r.ssrmeet_fri_day, r.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  r.ssrmeet_sun_day, s.ssrmeet_begin_time, s.ssrmeet_end_time,
  s.ssrmeet_bldg_code, s.ssrmeet_room_code, s.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  s.ssrmeet_mon_day, s.ssrmeet_tue_day, s.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  s.ssrmeet_thu_day, s.ssrmeet_fri_day, s.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  s.ssrmeet_sun_day, t.ssrmeet_begin_time, t.ssrmeet_end_time,
  t.ssrmeet_bldg_code, t.ssrmeet_room_code, t.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  t.ssrmeet_mon_day, t.ssrmeet_tue_day, t.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  t.ssrmeet_thu_day, t.ssrmeet_fri_day, t.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  t.ssrmeet_sun_day, T1.ssrmeet_begin_time, t1.ssrmeet_end_time,
  T1.ssrmeet_bldg_code, t1.ssrmeet_room_code, t1.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  T1.ssrmeet_mon_day, t1.ssrmeet_tue_day, t1.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  T1.ssrmeet_thu_day, t1.ssrmeet_fri_day, t1.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  T1.ssrmeet_sun_day, e1.ssrattr_attr_code, e2.ssrattr_attr_code,
  
  SUBSTR (f_more_attributes, (scbcrse_subj_code,
  scbcrse_crse_numb,
  scbcrse_eff_term
  ),
  1,
  1
  ),
  x.spriden_id, NVL (x.spriden_last_name, 'STAFF'),
  x.spriden_first_name, SUBSTR (x.spriden_mi, 1, 1), y.spriden_id,
  y.spriden_last_name, y.spriden_first_name,
  SUBSTR (y.spriden_mi, 1, 1), z.spriden_id, z.spriden_last_name,.
  z.spriden_first_name, SUBSTR (z.spriden_mi, 1, 1),
  DECODE (u.spriden_pidm, NULL, 'n', 'Y'), ssbovrr_coll_code,
  ssbovrr_divs_code, ssbovrr_dept_code, f1.scrschd_schd_code,
  F1.scrschd_workload, f1.scrschd_max_enrl, f1.scrschd_adj_workload,
  F2.scrschd_schd_code, f2.scrschd_workload, f2.scrschd_max_enrl,
  F2.scrschd_adj_workload, f3.scrschd_schd_code, f3.scrschd_workload,
  F3.scrschd_max_enrl, f3.scrschd_adj_workload, f4.scrschd_schd_code,
  F4.scrschd_workload, f4.scrschd_max_enrl, f4.scrschd_adj_workload
  Scbcrse a.,
  ssbovrr,
  spriden x,
  spriden,
  ssrmeet k,
  ssrmeet l,
  ssrmeet m,
  ssrmeet n,
  ssrmeet o,
  ssrmeet p,
  ssrmeet q,
  ssrmeet r,
  s ssrmeet,
  ssrmeet t,
  ssrmeet t1,
  scrschd f1,
  scrschd f2,
  scrschd f3,
  scrschd f4,
  ssrattr e1,
  ssrattr e2,
  spriden z,
  spriden u,
  ssbsect
  WHERE x.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  « Y »,
  ''
  )
  AND y.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, ', 1).
  AND z.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, ', 2)
  AND u.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, cm, 3)
  AND ssbovrr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND ssbovrr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND a.scbcrse_subj_code = ssbsect_subj_code
  AND a.scbcrse_crse_numb = ssbsect_crse_numb
  AND a.scbcrse_eff_term =
  (SELECT MAX (b.scbcrse_eff_term)
  OF scbcrse b
  WHERE b.scbcrse_subj_code = ssbsect_subj_code
  AND b.scbcrse_crse_numb = ssbsect_crse_numb
  AND b.scbcrse_eff_term < = ssbsect_term_code)
  AND k.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  1
  )
  AND l.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  2
  )
  AND m.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  3
  )
  AND n.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  4
  )
  AND o.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  5
  )
  AND p.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  6
  )
  AND q.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  7
  )
  AND r.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  8
  )
  AND s.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  9
  )
  AND t.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  10
  )
  
  AND t1. ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  11
  )
  
  AND f1. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  1
  )
  AND f2. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  2
  )
  AND f3. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  3
  )
  AND f4. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  4
  )
  AND e1.ssrattr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND e1.ssrattr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND e1.ssrattr_attr_code (+) = "SWS".
  AND e2.ssrattr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND e2.ssrattr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND e2.ssrattr_attr_code (+) LIKE '% TM ";
  
  Thank you

  user3367455 wrote:
  Hello
  I have a query that shows two different results under 2 different schema.

  Hello

  Different how?

  -Different number of records, please run this and show us what you get:

  select owner, object_name, object_type
    from dba_objects
   where object_name in
       ('SCBCRSE',
        'SCRSCHD',
        'SPRIDEN',
        'SSBOVRR',
        'SSBSECT',
        'SSRATTR',
        'SSRMEET',
        'F_GET_INSTR_SPRIDEN_ROWID',
        'F_GET_SSRMEET_ROWID_JS')
  order by object_name;
  

  If different values in some records, also include all functions in your selection list.

  Concerning
  Peter

• Different results from the the DLL source code

  Hi all

  I'm new to this forum and also to labview so understandable...

  Then, I got a source project with many under vi of that graphic plots of excel files. I also got the exe after generation.

  The problem is, if I try to compile this project again, the exe gives me different results than what I already have. They should be the same, because I does no update in the source code.

  Can someone explain this behavior? I don't know anything about how it has been made because the guy who create this left the office... I need to make a few updates, but first of all, I have to build corectly.

  Thank you

  Have you compared the date of the exe file with the date of the source code? Are you absolutely sure that no changes have been made to the source code after the build? The construction specifications are part of the project. Unless you changed something there, builds should be the same.

  You have the source code control? Issues like this should not be a if you make and use wisely.

• Get different results even script according to what VM it hits?

  Hello.

  IM starting to Powershell and PowerCLI, so you will know at what level it is on =)

  I get different results depending on what VM my script hits (whetever they may or may not have more than one drive). I do not understand how I can fix this...

  For example, I created 4 new virtual machines.

  TestVMfirst1 have only a single drive

  TestVM02 have 2 drives

  TestVM03 have 3 discs

  TestVM04 have only a single drive

  My goal is to get a CSV with all disks included. I want the name, the data store and SizeGB, this info I get from Get-hard drive.

  When I run my script to select all 4 virtual machines:

  $VMs = get-cluster-name kluster01 : get-vm-name TestVM *

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

  $VMs = get-cluster-name kluster01 | Get-vm-name TestVM *.

  $Results = @)

  {foreach ($VM to $VMs)

  $Result = new-object PSObject

  $Result | Add-Member - membertype NoteProperty-name 'Name' - value $VM. Name

  $VMDiskCount = 1

  Get-$VM hard drive | {foreach}

  $disk = $_

  $Result | Add-Member-'Disc ($VMDiskCount) name' name-value $disk. Name - membertype NoteProperty

  $Result | Add-Member-name '($VMDiskCount) Datastore disk' - value $disk. Filename.Split(']') [0]. TrimStart('[') - membertype NoteProperty

  $Result | Add-Member-name 'Disk ($VMDiskCount) SizeGB' - value ([math]: round ($disk.) CapacityKB / 1 MB))-membertype NoteProperty

  $VMDiskCount ++

  }

  $Results += $Result

  }

  $Results | Select-object * | format-table

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

  I get the result with max 1 disc:

  Name	(1) name of disc	Disk data store (1)	SizeGB disc (1)
  ----	-----------	----------------	-------------
  TestVMfirst1	Hard drive 1	DS-201	40
  TestVM02	Hard drive 1	DS-201	40
  TestVM03	Hard drive 1	DS-201	40

  But if I run the same thing but with TestVM0 * (selects 4-2 VMs):

  $VMs = get-cluster-name kluster01 | Get-vm-name TestVM0 *.

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

  $VMs = get-cluster-name kluster01 | Get-vm-name TestVM0 *.

  $Results = @)

  {foreach ($VM to $VMs)

  $Result = new-object PSObject

  $Result | Add-Member - membertype NoteProperty-name 'Name' - value $VM. Name

  $VMDiskCount = 1

  Get-$VM hard drive | {foreach}

  $disk = $_

  $Result | Add-Member-'Disc ($VMDiskCount) name' name-value $disk. Name - membertype NoteProperty

  $Result | Add-Member-name '($VMDiskCount) Datastore disk' - value $disk. Filename.Split(']') [0]. TrimStart('[') - membertype NoteProperty

  $Result | Add-Member-name 'Disk ($VMDiskCount) SizeGB' - value ([math]: round ($disk.) CapacityKB / 1 MB))-membertype NoteProperty

  $VMDiskCount ++

  }

  $Results += $Result

  }

  $Results | Select-object * | format-table

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

  I get this result:

  Name	(1) name of disc	Disk data store (1)	(1) name of the disc SizeGB disc (2).	Disk data store (2)	SizeGB disc (2)
  ----	-----------	----------------	------------- -----------	----------------	-------------
  TestVM02	Hard drive 1	DS-201	Hard 40 2 disc	DS-201	10
  TestVM03	Hard drive 1	DS-201	Hard 40 2 disc	DS-202	10
  TestVM04	Hard drive 1	DS-201	40

  I miss all my disks on TestVM03, I seems that the first VM sets the limit on how many records can be issued in the table... A dirty solution is to create a model on the first target VM disks, but it seems the wrong way to solve my problem.

  Thanks in advance

  You're conclusion is correct, I'm afraid, the first line determines how many properties, you will see.

  Alternatively, you can sort the lines on the number of properties in descending order.

  Something like that

  $Result | Tri-objet-property {($_ |)} Get - Member). {Count of}-descending | Format-Table

• Why Express PSD gives a different result of amplitude as FFT PSD?

  Hello

  When I use the express VI of spectral measures to trace the power spectral density, I get a different result than when using the FFT PSD VI. The data are the same but the amplitudes are different in the PSD plot. Everyone comes through this?

  Thank you

  Donners,

  The PSD2 and graphic PSD2 are different because you are breastfeeding two extra points in the tables (t0, df). When graphic entry of data in the tables, they interpret not automatically information of t0 and df.  Actually they do not yet receive this information.  You must program the scales with nodes of property.  If you simply draw the order of magnitude, the spectra are very similar.

  

  ^ ^ ^ This confuses only the chart!

  The spectral forms differ slightly as the power spectrum of FFT and PSD.vi uses a default Hanning window.

  Lynn

• Flatten channel gives different results on a RT system compared to a Windows system?

  When I flatten a structure moderately complex to a string in LabVIEW Windows, I get a slightly different result than when I do the same thing (interactive) Looking RT. LabVIEW to hexadecimal display produced channels, towards the tail end of the strings that I see:

  Windows: A 999, 0000. FB99 A 9999 9999 9999 9, 00
  RT: 9999 A000... FB99 9999 9999 99A 0 0000

  Shouldn't get the same value of the two systems?

  Your problem is the use of the extended data type.  I don't have a cRIO to do more thorough testing, but the only items that do not match are the two elements of smoothing.  The two values differ by about - 5.54976E - 18 (that is to say, not much - less, in fact, the value of epsilon machine).  If you use the context-sensitive help and hover on an EXT thread, you'll see a note indicating the precision varies by platform, so it must be provided.  Also documented A in aid, under the heading "digital, data types table.  Is there a reason why a double precision is not sufficient?

• When you try to find the IP address of my computer, I see two different results with two different numbers. Which is accurate?

  original title: a different output for ping - an IP address

  I am trying to determine the name of the computer to an IP address

  When I open a command prompt in a computer (Windows XP connected to our domain) and type ping - a [IP address], I get a result

  When I open a command prompt in another computer (Windows Server 2008 connected to the WORKING group) and type ping - a [IP address], I get a different result

  And there are other times when ping - [IP address] will display the name of the computer on a computer (usually the Windows Server 2008), but not the other

  I tried to google

  1. why this happens

  2. what result is correct

  Please specify.

  The order of DNS in Windows name resolution is as follows:

  1. Name of the local host (file Hosts Local generally in c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts)
  2. Cache Client DNS resolution
  3. DNS server
  4. Cache of NetBIOS names
  5. WINS server
  6. NetBIOS broadcasts
  7. File LMHosts (same location as the HOSTS file)

  The reason you get different results could be because machines could be on different subnets (different results for broadcast), using a different DNS server machines or are configured for different WINS servers, or the names are already cached because of prior activity.

  HTH,
  JW

• A few keys return a different result example I press o and he returned .o

  My son has been on the computer (asus k53s) laptop. I don't know what he did, but now some of the traits keyboard return a different result, it feels almost like a kind of shortcut function. I restarted snd got the same result

  Here are the problems I found.
  o and. They all return two .o
  q returns a q and a tab
  m and refer my
  v and t both return a vt
  x starts the Help window
  I can't use my laptop properly right now that one of the letters is used in the passwd file, I use the keyboard to the mouse on screen.
  I need help asap thank you

  You can try the system restore to go back before the problem?

  How to repair the operating system and how to restore the configuration of the operating system to an earlier point in time in Windows Vista (or 7)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936212/#appliesTo

  I see that the OSK works for you, so perhaps the problem is a defective keyboard?  Have you tried to turn the laptop upside down and gently pat down to try to remove some of the bread crumbs between the keys (Lol).

  You can plug in another USB keyboard into the laptop and test with that?