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  I have a major problem.  I was working on special effects for a film.  In After Effects, when I change siggificant, I often have to register under and create a new name so I can go back to the old work if necessary.  It comes in a case, I have come back from earlier works.  If I use these two files After Effects allows you to create multiple clips of effects.  And I do not remember just where you look at it, it is better.  Does anyone know a good way to compare the differences between the files?

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  To avoid confusion, I'll call your former company and your most recent compositions CompB comps.

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  Drag in your new COMP CompB temporary ensure it aligns image for image with CompA.

  Place the top layer (CompB) difference.

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• By comparing the differences files

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

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• SQL query problem finding difference in documents

  Hi all
  I use oracle 10g. I need emergency aid to find the difference in documents based on the date:
  
  I have sales of the table as below:
  
  seller SALES_COUNT DATE
  JOHN 20 04/01/2012
  DENNY 15 04/01/2012
  JOHN 30 04/02/2012
  DENNY 30 04/02/2012
  JOHN 45 04/03/2012
  DENNY 50 04/03/2012
  
  
  SALES_COUNT is up to man including the date of sale. Its similar cumulative number. John has total sales of 01/04/2012 to 03/04/2012 is 50 and same case for Denny. This SALES_COUNT will keep increasing with dates as sales continue to add in the table for each salesperson.
  But I want to have seprate for each seller counties.
  for example: JOHN SALES_COUNT 04/02/2012 is 30-20 = 10
  JOHN SALES_COUNT 03/04/2012 is 45-30 = 15
  DENNY SALES_COUNT, 02/04/2012 is 30-15 = 15
  JOHN SALES_COUNT 03/04/2012 is 50-30 = 20
  
  Please help me with this scenario and let me know if you need clarification. I would much appreciate your help.
  
  Thank you.

  This gives you what you want?

  with t as (
       select 'JOHN' salesman, 20 sales_count, to_date('04/01/2012', 'mm/dd/yyyy') sale_date from dual
       union all
       select 'DENNY' salesman, 15 sales_count, to_date('04/01/2012', 'mm/dd/yyyy') sale_date from dual
       union all
       select 'JOHN' salesman, 30 sales_count, to_date('04/02/2012', 'mm/dd/yyyy') sale_date from dual
       union all
       select 'DENNY' salesman, 30 sales_count, to_date('04/02/2012', 'mm/dd/yyyy') sale_date from dual
       union all
       select 'JOHN' salesman, 45 sales_count, to_date('04/03/2012', 'mm/dd/yyyy') sale_date from dual
       union all
       select 'DENNY' salesman, 50 sales_count, to_date('04/03/2012', 'mm/dd/yyyy') sale_date from dual
  )
  select salesman,
         sales_count sales_todate,
         sale_date,
         sales_count - lag(sales_count, 1, 0) over (partition by salesman order by sale_date) daily_sales
  from t
  
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  DENNY,15,4/1/2012,15
  DENNY,30,4/2/2012,15
  DENNY,50,4/3/2012,20
  JOHN,20,4/1/2012,20
  JOHN,30,4/2/2012,10
  JOHN,45,4/3/2012,15
        
  

• get the difference in seconds to a time warp

  I need to find a way faster than:
  
  (
  To_date (to_char (TO_NUMBER (utc_date_new)), 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS')-
  To_date (to_char (TO_NUMBER (utc_date_old)), 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS')
  ) * 1440
  
  Thanks... ;(

  Hello

  Rusty75 wrote:
  Sorry, and Yes, his minutes (under a strain here)

  column has been defined as TIME_UTC VARCHAR2(14 BYTE) NOT NULL

  So basically it's a bad situation

  How heavy this weighing in a join will select the instruction?
  for example, left to join an intermediate table (200,000), with a huge table (40.000.000 rows)
  where is equal to staging.varchar indexed field huge varchar field table
  AND that calculated the difference > 5?

  See [when your query takes too Long | http://forums.oracle.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=1812597#1812597] for what you must post to get advice on the setting.
  Are you saying that the part of the join condition which is the date of a table must be at least 5 minutes later at the time of the other table? In other words, you're doing something like:

  FROM          staging          s
  LEFT OUTER JOIN     huge_table     h     ON     h.txt     = s.txt
                                   AND     ( TO_DATE (s.utc_date_new, 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS')
                                - TO_DATE (h.utc_date_old, 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS')
                                ) * 1440 > 5
  

  If so, try to change the terms of join like this:

  FROM          staging          s
  LEFT OUTER JOIN     huge_table     h     ON     h.txt          = s.txt
                                   AND     h.utc_date_old  < s.utc_date_new
                                   AND     ( TO_DATE (s.utc_date_new, 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS')
                                - TO_DATE (h.utc_date_old, 'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS')
                                ) > (5 / 1440)
  

  Even if the new condition (the other,

                                   AND     h.utc_date_old  < s.utc_date_new
  

  are covered by the third condition, it can leave a lot of matches be excluded without a conversion from VARCHAR2 to this DAY.
  Also, don't multiply each difference in 1440; Just compare the difference within days to a constant. I don't know if the optimizer is smart enough to do it for you, but why take the risk?

  would be to limit the calculation to: to_date (to_number (nw.time_utc), \'YYYYMMDDHH24MISS\')
  give a significant increase in speed?

  I think it's the opposite. The first TO_DATE argument must be a string; the above expression is to convert the string to a NUMBER (which takes a while), and while the NUMBER is implicitly converted to a VARCHAR2 (which takes more time).

• How to compare the 2 versions of the same document in Pages?

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• How accept/reject green/red changes in a Document comparing the CMP FM

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  Ideally, I would like to be able to merge the changes on the same file from two writers have updated from various sections. Any suggestions? Thank you.

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• How to compare the content of two Wordpad / documents notebook without reading them line by line?

  How to compare the content of two Wordpad / documents notebook without reading them line by line?

  Hello

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• [JDev 12.1.3] The difference between the Type of Document "Facelets" and "JSP XML" when you create a new page?

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  that is the difference between choosing as a Type of Document "Facelets" and choosing "JSP XML" when you create a new page?

  Which is the best choiche and why? And is it possible to convert a page from one type to another?

  Thank you

  Federico

  Hi Federico

  JSPX both Faceletes are equal to the feature and after Jdev Release11gR2, both are supported in the ADF

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• What is the difference between Facelets and JSP XML document?

  Hello

  When you create a new page, in the dialog box "Create a JSF Page" it is a choice called 'Type of Document' to select "Facelets" or "the JSP XML".

  May be he one please tell me what is the difference between them. And what should I choose if I want to include ajax code in my page.

  Thanks in advance

  Facelets creates a facelets page

  JSP creates a JSP page

  Facelets - is default and the official display for JSF, compact JSP pages Manager has been used to view JSF pages but don't bear all component Facelets comes in picture under open source APACHE license. It supprts all components used by JSF (Java Server Faces) user interface.

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  If you create a Facelets fragment in taskflow bounded, taskflow must be abandoned in a JSF (the parent page) page not in the .jspx (JSP XML) page.

  If you try to deposit in the JSP XML page-

  

  JSP, XML - jspx is Variant XML of the JSP (Java Server Pages) to support XML document. The JSP XML fragments are used in ADF inorder to support the XML document and more powerful techniques of page validation.

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• JavaScript - the difference between ' window ' and 'document.'?

  Hello

  I'm a Javascript newbie which ended just by the first screen of Captivate (CP9) (HTML5) using Javascript.

  A slide with several text entry areas (TEBs) and a Submit button, which performs a function to validate the TEBs (thank you David for have started me).

  I call the function in the script of the Submit button window and have Javascript code in the Index file.

  In the Javascript code, I used the ' windows ' and 'document '. (don't know if I've used them correctly but the works of Javascript)

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  Donal.

  Your assumptions are correct.

  the cpAPIInterface is in the window.

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