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• How to compare the new values with the old values in triggers.

  Dear all,
  
  Please tell me how to compare the new values with the old values in triggers.

  Hi, the employee example is in the document. You'd better read yourself.

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER Print_salary_changes
    BEFORE DELETE OR INSERT OR UPDATE ON Emp_tab
    FOR EACH ROW
  WHEN (new.Empno > 0)
  DECLARE
      sal_diff number;
  BEGIN
      sal_diff  := :new.sal  - :old.sal;
      dbms_output.put('Old salary: ' || :old.sal);
      dbms_output.put('  New salary: ' || :new.sal);
      dbms_output.put_line('  Difference ' || sal_diff);
  END;
  /
  

• by comparing the two tables with

  With the help of 10 gr 2
  
  Assuming that we have two tables with the following structure:
  create table1 (integer id, amount1 number, status varchar2 (200));
  create table2 (integer id, number, status varchar2 amount2 (200));
  
  Table1 contains a single line:
  ID = 4711, amount1 = 3, status = "not ok".
  
  Table2 contains one or more lines with table2.id = table1.my_field referenced:
  ID = 4711, amount2 = 2, status = "not ok".
  ID = 4711, amount2 = 2, status = "not ok".
  ID = 4711, amount2 = 1, status = "not ok".
  ID = 4711, amount2 = 4, status = "not ok".
  
  The amount1 in Table1 is a cumulative sum of Table2 lines what status should be set to "ok". Table1.my_field is particularly well indexed.
  
  How to make all the lines (for example via the rowid) from Table2 that sum on amount2 is the amount1 in the line after line in Table1 (for switching their table2.status to 'ok')?
  I hope my question is clear enough...

  Try this

   SQL> select * from table2;
  
          ID    AMOUNT2 STATUS
  ---------- ---------- ------
        4711          2 Ok
        4711          2 not ok
        4711          1 Ok
        4711          4 not ok
  
  SQL> roll
  Rollback complete.
  SQL> select * from table1;
  
          ID    AMOUNT1 STATUS
  ---------- ---------- ------
        4711          3 not ok
  
  SQL> select * from table2;
  
          ID    AMOUNT2 STATUS
  ---------- ---------- ------
        4711          2 not ok
        4711          2 not ok
        4711          1 not ok
        4711          4 not ok
  
  SQL>
  SQL>
  SQL> update
    2     table2 a
    3  set
    4     a.status = 'Ok'
    5  where
    6     rowid in
    7       (select t2.rowid
    8       from
    9             (select
   10                     table2.*,
   11                     sum(amount2) over (partition by id order by rn) rn_total
   12             from
   13                     (select table2.*, row_number() over (partition by id order by amount2) rn from  table2 ) table2)  t2,
   14             table1
   15        where
   16             table1.id = t2.id and
   17             t2.rn_total <= table1.amount1)
   18  /
  
  2 rows updated.
  
  SQL> select * from table2;
  
          ID    AMOUNT2 STATUS
  ---------- ---------- ------
        4711          2 Ok
        4711          2 not ok
        4711          1 Ok
        4711          4 not ok
  
  SQL>
  

• [JDev 10.1.2] Compare the var JSTL with bean sessionScoped attribute attribute

  I'm new to JSTL.
  
  I'm looking for a way in JDev 10.1.2 compare an attribute of sessionScope bean (sessionScope.User.Username) and a variable attribute JSTL. For this I have developed the following code:
  + & lt; % @ taglib uri = prefix 'http://java.sun.com/jstl/core' = '%c' & gt; +
  + & lt; % @ page import = "carob gum. User "% & gt; +
  + & lt; useBean id = 'User' class = "carob gum. Scope of the user"="session"/ & gt; +
  +...+
  + & lt; var c:forEach = "Row" items = "${bindings." ReadOnlyViewObject.rangeSet} "& gt;" +
  + & lt; c: choose & gt; +
  + & lt; c:when test = "${Row.CreatedBy == sessionScope.User.Username}" & gt; +
  +...+
  + & lt; / c:when & gt; +
  + & lt; / c: choose & gt; +
  + & lt; / c:forEach & gt; +
  +...+
  
  However, it does not work on the test line. I'm not able to compare Row.CreatedBy to sessionScope.User.Username.
  I also tried & lt; c:when test = "${Row.CreatedBy == User.Username}" & gt; without success.
  
  Could you help me?
  
  Thank you.

  The property of bean will have a first name in lowercase, so try to sessionScope.User.username ?

  I think that since you have used the useBean, you can also simply use User.username without the "sessionScope' in there, as well.

• No need to advise - compare the date in *.sql with sysdate.

  Hi guys,.
  
  Need some help here.
  
  Someone has a script that will compare the date specified with the current sysdate. If previously, he will order that SQL * PLUS to leave immediately.
  The audit will be essentially in a script *.Sql. Whenever we run the script, @c:\script.sql, it will be first of all to compare the dates and decide whether to proceed with the rest of the codes (dml) below the date checker in the same script.sql
  
  Thank you

  I would like to combine the solutions of bencol and alberto:

  whenever sqlerror exit
  
  DECLARE
     v_date   DATE := TO_DATE('', 'YYYYMMDD');
  BEGIN
     IF v_date >= TRUNC(SYSDATE) -- or perhaps:  v_date>= sysdate
     THEN
       null;
     ELSE
       raise_application_error(-20000,'Date is before SYSDATE!');
     END IF;
  END;
  /
  
  whenever sqlerror continue
  
  -- rest of your script
  ...
  

  (not tested)

  Published by: hm on 08.05.2012 02:51

• trigger with: new and: old to compare the values

  Jin
  I want to use the trigger with: new: old to compare the old values with new ones.
  I have an employee of the table
  
  Name Null? Type
  ENO NOT NULL NUMBER 4
  ENAME VARCHAR2 (20)
  SALARY NUMBER (10.2)
  
  now I want to set up a trigger so that it checks everything by inserting the values as part of if
  the insertion of salary value is greater than the last salary (line) table. If it fails, then it will be
  raises an application error.
  I can't write this code as is return errors.
  Thank you
  
  Published by: user13371438 on Sep 6, 2010 03:00

  Please share the code you have written to achieve so far.

• compare the value of previous line with the current value

  I need to compare the previous value with the current value. All Oracle functions could there be to do?
  Something similar as a result.
  If previous (Amt {}) > Current (({Amt}) then 0 Else Null.)

  Something like that?

  SQL> WITH test_data AS
    2  (
    3          SELECT 107019 AS ID, 1583 AS AMT FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    4          SELECT 107019 AS ID, 1572 AS AMT FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    5          SELECT 107019 AS ID, 1572 AS AMT FROM DUAL
    6  )
    7  -- END SAMPLE DATA
    8  SELECT  ID
    9  ,       (CASE
   10                  WHEN LAG(AMT,1) OVER (PARTITION BY ID ORDER BY ID) = AMT THEN NULL
   11                  ELSE AMT
   12          END) AS AMT
   13  FROM test_data;
  
          ID        AMT
  ---------- ----------
      107019       1583
      107019       1572
      107019
  

• Disqualification: Compare the value list in another Table

  I'm relatively new to the Disqualification.

  I use the 11.1.1.7 version.

  I have 2 tables Oracle.  Table1.FieldA does not have a foreign key constraint (but should be) at Table2.FieldB.

  I created a snapshot for Table1 that includes FieldA.

  I created another cliché to Table2 which includes FieldB.

  I am trying to compare the Table1.FieldA with Table2.FieldB value to make sure that there is.

  I can think of a few processors that I could, but they seem to compare a value with another value in the same snapshot (table).

  Any advice would be helpful.

  
  Thank you.

  Ray

  Hello

  Use the search check if you want to just check between the tables. According to the reference database, you need create a list of choices on the table (can be either staged as you, or just a list of external choice provided the lookup columns are indexed). Use Lookup and return if you want to import data in the other table in your process. You can control if you want a 1:1 or from a 1:M relationship, and if you go back several records, you can use split chronogram: table with all the paintings of entry to create an intermediate join process.

  Mike

• By comparing the differences files

  This question has been posted in response to the following article: http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/CS/using/WSc78c5058ca073340dcda9110b1f693f21-7edda .html

  I don't know about the use of FileMerge.app, but compare the file works with TextWrangler twdiff Mountain Lion.

  The location is HD:usr:local:bin:twdiff Macintosh.

  TextWrangler is a free text editor and the "little brother" of BBEdit. It can be obtained from http://www.barebones.com/products/TextWrangler/.

• How to compare the LDAP password

  Hello
  
  I am able to bind to the LDAP connection using the program java and able to search the DN of the user and get the userPassword attribute. I get encrypted password. My question is what is the encryption algorithm should I use to convert my password in plain text to compare with the password LDAP attribute?

  You do not compare the password entered with the LDAP password. You try to authenticate to the LDAP server as long as that user with the entered password. If you succeed, the password is correct. This is what is called an LDAP "bind" operation, not to be confused with the JNDI 'bind '. In JNDI, it's a reconnect().

• By comparing the photos before and after the adjustments

  Hi all

  I'm about to go through the Canon DPP to Camera RAW software.

  In DPP, it is possible to divide opinion in order to compare the same RAW image with different adjustments. This possibility is very valuable to me.

  Is it possible to split view in Camera RAW?

  If this is not the case, how can you compare the original image with that you get after doing the settings?

  Thank you for your replies,

  Cédric

  Each adjustment Panel in ACR has of a preview box you can check or uncheck to display the settings in this Panel.

  Alternatively, you can simply switch the 'p' button to see the difference in your image before and after the adjustments. But in both cases, this before/after comparison is limired for adjustments that are made only in the Panel in which you are currently working.

  However, if you switch to the Panel settings predefined and toggle the 'p' button, this will show you the difference between the image that it was initially opened in ACR and after all adjustments in all panels.

• upgraded to pse 14 but I don't want to lose structure files or metadata within the PES 11

  I am considering upgrading from PSE11 to PSE14.  I intend to buy the normal via Amazon rather than the upgrade version because the full version is cheaper.  However, I don't want to lose my folder/file and metadata structure (for those photos where I forgot to save the metadata in the files - I don't know what are those who are).  What is the best way to replace the PES 11 with PSE14 without doing any damage or loss of information, please?

  sweepling wrote:

  I am considering upgrading from PSE11 to PSE14.  I intend to buy the normal via Amazon rather than the upgrade version because the full version is cheaper.  However, I don't want to lose my folder/file and metadata structure (for those photos where I forgot to save the metadata in the files - I don't know what are those who are).  What is the best way to replace the PES 11 with PSE14 without doing any damage or loss of information, please?

  Nothing special to do.

  If you install PSE14 on the same computer, your file/folder structure cannot be changed at all: the catalogues contain no files, only links to their location.

  In the installation process, you will be asked to 'convert' the current catalog of version 11 to 14. A new catalog will be created with the same name as before, with all kept, tags, captions, etc.

  You don't need to write metadata in files: version 11 catalogs information is preserved.

  Two different situations:

  -you install PSE14 in another computer: use the backup/restore process: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/kb/backup-restore-move-catalog-photoshop.html

  -Old catalogues are no longer available, only the photo files: then you re-import your files, and Yes, if you did not write metadata to the files, you cannot recover them. Even if you wrote them, you can retrieve tags, notes, notes and legends, but no batteries, sets of version or creations.

  Note: If you don't know which files are missing "written metadata", you can select all and run this command again. Just need some patience.

• Added presets/styles ASL files do not show in the PES Editor

  When I installed PES v 8 on a new Windows 7 computer, I added all the ASL files I had on my old computer to the new computer. I put them in the folder settings presets/styles was expected to see when I looked for effects in the PES Editor. My imported files do not show. There was a lot of favorites among them. Anyone know why I can't see and use?

  Eva

  It is not difficult to make the xml files.

  Just use this template below and substitute the names DekeLogos and Deke Logos with the name of the asl file

  http://ns.Adobe.com/PSEContent/2.0/">

  1. open Wordpad and paste it above.

  2. replace the DekeLogos and the Logos of Deke , the .asl file named

  

  3 save the file under the name of the asl.metadata.xml

  For example, the Deke Logos would be registered as Deke Logos.metadata.xml

  
  

  4. Once your done with that for each .asl file, put both the FSA and the xml files in

  C:\ProgramData\Adobe\Photoshop Elements\8.0\Photo Creations\layer styles

  You must remove the

  ThumbDatabase.db3 in C:\ProgramData\Adobe\Photoshop Elements\8.0

  and the

  MediaDatabase.db3 in C:\ProgramData\Adobe\Photoshop Elements\8.0\Locale\en_us

  and then restart the editor pse 8 and wait for the effects of database rebuild, which could take 10 to 15 minutes.

  

  Then, after rebuilding the database of the effects, they should show in the effect controls panel

  

• Where to find the Notes of the PES in Lightroom?

  Until recently, I used Photoshop elements (PSE) to scan family photos and save them as TIFF. All the information that I found the hand on the back of the photos, I copied in the 'Notes' 'Properties - general' field of the PES. I did some tests and confirmed that this information is written to the file.

  Now, I use Lightroom - and very happy with it - but I can't find those Notes in the same files. I looked everywhere in the metadata, but just can't find them.

  I guess that the information added to the post-secondary studies should be visible in Lightroom, so no idea on where they could be?

  Thanks for your help!

  tuspor wrote:

  Hello

  Thanks a lot to you both for your help on this!

  For now, I have about 600 TIFF in my PSE catalog. Maybe a third party data are entered in the field "Notes" of PSE7. Basically, as I understand it, what I do is transfer these information in the 'Notes' field to another field of PES that can be 'seen' by LR (perhaps "Caption"?).

  When I'm back home, I'll send a message with one of my attached files, so that you can see where the data is.

  I had a look at Exiftool, but I'm not sure that I am able to work with guests from orders. And in the standard, it is unclear if it can do what I want.

  You could manually transfer all PSE notes on legend.

  You can use SQLite to achieve this. (PSE7 catalogue is a SQLite database)

  You can certainly use ExifTool to do that as well.

  And, of course, you might be able to find someone who can do these things.

  These are your choices, I can say.

• How to compare the clone of a partition with partition source?

  I just cloned two partitions of a HARD resident to an auxiliary Momentus XL HARD drive in a case connected to the computer via eSATA.

  Is there a way to compare each partition cloned with its original for integrity? If it was just a file, I would use a unix/cygwin utility like diff or cmp.

  However, it is a partition.

  Sorry, but I don't understand the relationship between your question and the recovery of Toshiba.

  You know that copy of image recovery or cloning can be used for the installation of recovery?