Creating a combined chronology based on several chronologies in several tables

Hi, Thomas,.

Whenever you have a problem, after the sample data in a form that people can use to recreate the problem and test their ideas. CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements are great.
For example:

CREATE TABLE     customers
(     customer_id     NUMBER (6)     PRIMARY KEY
,     valid_from     DATE          NOT NULL
,     valid_to     DATE          NOT NULL
);

INSERT INTO customers (customer_id, valid_from, valid_to) VALUES (1, DATE '2010-03-01', DATE '4000-01-01');
INSERT INTO customers (customer_id, valid_from, valid_to) VALUES (2, DATE '2010-03-01', DATE '4000-01-01');

CREATE TABLE     contracts
(     contract_name     VARCHAR2 (15)     NOT NULL
,     customer_id     NUMBER (6)
,     valid_from     DATE          NOT NULL
,     valid_to     DATE          NOT NULL
);

INSERT INTO contracts (contract_name, customer_id, valid_from,        valid_to)
     VALUES            ('Contract 1a', 1,           DATE '2010-03-01', DATE '2010-10-01');
INSERT INTO contracts (contract_name, customer_id, valid_from,        valid_to)
     VALUES            ('Contract 1b', 1,           DATE '2010-10-01', DATE '4000-01-01');

INSERT INTO contracts (contract_name, customer_id, valid_from,        valid_to)
     VALUES            ('Contract 2a', 2,           DATE '2010-05-01', DATE '2010-10-01');
INSERT INTO contracts (contract_name, customer_id, valid_from,        valid_to)
     VALUES            ('Contract 2b', 2,           DATE '2010-12-01', DATE '2011-03-01');

If a customer contracts of n, then you might need as much as 2n + lines 1 output for this client:
(a) 1 row showing the period, not from the date of customers both valid_from 1st contract begins
(b) n lines indicating the periods under contracts
(c) n lines indicating the period right after each contract, until the following starts (or valid_to of the client, if there is no next contract)
However, you will have lines for periods not contacted ((a) or (c)) if their mandate is 0 days.

This sounds like a job for the UNION. Make a UNION 3 lanes in a subquery to generate (a), (b), and (c), and then put a WHERE clause on the combined, results to filter the lines not length 0.
In the query subsidiary UNION, (a) can be done with a query GROUP BY, and (c) can be done using the analytical function of LEAD.

WITH     union_data     AS
(
     SELECT       ua.customer_id
     ,       NULL               AS contract_name
     ,       MIN (ua.valid_from)     AS valid_from
     ,       MIN (oa.valid_from)     AS valid_to
     FROM       customers     ua
     JOIN       contracts     oa     ON     ua.customer_id     = oa.customer_id
     GROUP BY  ua.customer_id
     --
    UNION ALL
     --
     SELECT       customer_id
     ,       contract_name
     ,       valid_from
     ,       valid_to
     FROM       contracts
     --
    UNION ALL
     --
     SELECT       uc.customer_id
     ,       NULL               AS contract_name
     ,       oc.valid_to          AS valid_from
     ,       LEAD ( oc.valid_from
                 , 1
                 , uc.valid_to
                 ) OVER ( PARTITION BY  uc.customer_id
                    ORDER BY      oc.valid_from
                     )          AS valid_to
     FROM       customers     uc
     JOIN       contracts     oc     ON     uc.customer_id     = oc.customer_id
)
SELECT       *
FROM       union_data
WHERE       contract_name     IS NOT NULL
OR       valid_from     < valid_to
ORDER BY  customer_id
,       valid_from
;

Output:

CUSTOMER_ID CONTRACT_NAME   VALID_FROM VALID_TO
----------- --------------- ---------- ----------
          1 Contract 1a     01.03.2010 01.10.2010
          1 Contract 1b     01.10.2010 01.01.4000

          2                 01.03.2010 01.05.2010
          2 Contract 2a     01.05.2010 01.10.2010
          2                 01.10.2010 01.12.2010
          2 Contract 2b     01.12.2010 01.03.2011
          2                 01.03.2011 01.01.4000

Published by: Frank Kulash, April 20, 2011 06:51
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Create a trigger instead of update several tables in a view

Dear everybody

I am trying to create a trigger that updates instead of to day joined several tables in a view, but I can't get my trigger to work. The create view command was as follows:

CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
AS
SELECT MAP_INDEX.mi_prinx,
       index_type_id,
       original_map_publication_id,
       original_map_sheet_number_id,
       name_of_feature,
       geog_coordinates_id,
       GEOG_COORDINATES.mi_prinx AS "mi_prinx_polygon",
       GEOG_COORDINATES.geographical_coordinates,
       GEOG_COORDINATES.mapinfo_style_row
 FROM MAP_INDEX
  JOIN GEOG_COORDINATES
   ON geog_coordinates_id=GEOG_COORDINATES.mi_prinx;

The view above connects a polygon table to the table of function names which means that a polygon appears several times in a view, even though one version of the polygon exists in the base table. This means the direct update of view cannot take place, since 1 polygon can appear multiple times in a view. The two original base tables and their columns names are:

MAP_INDEX
---------
MI_PRINX
INDEX_TYPE_ID
ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID
ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID
NAME_OF_FEATURE
MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES
GEOG_COORDINATES_ID

GEOG_COORDINATES
----------------
MI_PRINX
GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES
MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW

Relax, I created was as follows:

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER TRIG_VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
   INSTEAD OF UPDATE ON VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
      REFERENCING NEW AS NEW
 FOR EACH ROW
BEGIN
 UPDATE MAP_INDEX
  SET mi_prinx = :NEW.mi_prinx,
      index_type_id = :NEW.index_type_id,
      original_map_publication_id = :NEW.original_map_publication_id,
      original_map_sheet_number_id = :NEW.original_map_sheet_number_id,
      name_of_feature = :NEW.name_of_feature,
      mapinfo_style_row = :NEW.mapinfo_style_row,
      geographical_coordinates = :NEW.geographical_coordinates,
      geog_coordinates_id = :NEW.geog_coordinates_id
   WHERE geog_coordinates_id = :OLD.geog_coordinates_id;
 UPDATE GEOG_COORDINATES
  SET mi_prinx = :NEW.mi_prinx,
      geographical_coordinates = :NEW.geographical_coordinates,
      mapinfo_style_row = :NEW.mapinfo_style_row
   WHERE mi_prinx = :OLD.mi_prinx;
END;
/

The idea is that when I draw a new polygon in MapInfo and assign him a revised number geog_coordinates_id and the number of mi_prinx_polygon, which are the same, once I have save the view as then it updates the underlying tables. Geographical_coordinates and mapinfo_style_row of map_index table columns are columns with ancient polygon data which while not having currently new data inserted into them, are required for the previous data they contain. These data are currently being added to the geog_coordinates table with other scripts. The idea is that all the data is then read using a view and updates made to the view, triggering instead of relaxing, so data are not duplicated but still visible as if it were.

When I created first the relaxation above in SQLdeveloper it seems to run constantly. Then my computer crashed, not related to this work, and I lost session because I did not commit it. I was not ready to commit it because I believe that something is wrong.

I am in the trigger syntax correctly and I go about it in the right way? I want to only update the rows that have changed, that's why I was using: NEWS and: OLD.

Kind regards

Tim

Published by: user467357 on November 18, 2008 18:07
I modified my script a little because there were a few errors. for example. start and old as old and view name typo

Something like this->

satyaki>
satyaki>select * from v$version;

BANNER
----------------------------------------------------------------
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Prod
PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
CORE    10.2.0.3.0      Production
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production

Elapsed: 00:00:01.78
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>create table MAP_INDEX
  2   (
  3        mi_prinx                    NUMBER(10) not null,
  4        index_type_id                NUMBER(6) not null,
  5        original_map_publication_id  NUMBER(6) not null,
  6        original_map_sheet_number_id NUMBER(6) not null,
  7        name_of_feature              VARCHAR2(80) not null,
  8        mapinfo_style_row            VARCHAR2(80),
  9        geographical_coordinates    SDO_GEOMETRY,
 10        geog_coordinates_id          NUMBER(10),
 11        constraints pk_mi_prinx primary key(mi_prinx)
 12   );

Table created.

Elapsed: 00:00:04.39
satyaki>
satyaki>create table GEOG_COORINDATES
  2   (
  3     mi_prinx NUMBER(10) not null,
  4     geographical_coordinates SDO_GEOMETRY,
  5     mapinfo_style_row VARCHAR2(80),
  6     constraints pk_mi_prinx_n primary key(mi_prinx)
  7   );

Table created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.30
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  2  AS
  3  SELECT MAP_INDEX.mi_prinx,
  4         MAP_INDEX.index_type_id,
  5         MAP_INDEX.original_map_publication_id,
  6         MAP_INDEX.original_map_sheet_number_id,
  7         MAP_INDEX.name_of_feature,
  8         MAP_INDEX.geog_coordinates_id,
  9         GEOG_COORINDATES.mi_prinx AS "mi_prinx_polygon",
 10         GEOG_COORINDATES.geographical_coordinates,
 11         GEOG_COORINDATES.mapinfo_style_row
 12   FROM MAP_INDEX , GEOG_COORINDATES
 13   WHERE MAP_INDEX.geog_coordinates_id=GEOG_COORINDATES.mi_prinx;

View created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.32
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>insert into MAP_INDEX values(
  2                                 &mi_prinx,
  3                                 &index_type_id,
  4                                 &original_map_publication_id,
  5                                 &original_map_sheet_number_id,
  6                                 '&name_of_feature',
  7                                 '&mapinfo_style_row',
  8                                 null,
  9                                 &geog_coordinates_id);
Enter value for mi_prinx: 1
old   2:                                &mi_prinx,
new   2:                                1,
Enter value for index_type_id: 44
old   3:                                &index_type_id,
new   3:                                44,
Enter value for original_map_publication_id: 5678
old   4:                                &original_map_publication_id,
new   4:                                5678,
Enter value for original_map_sheet_number_id: 356
old   5:                                &original_map_sheet_number_id,
new   5:                                356,
Enter value for name_of_feature: AA
old   6:                                '&name_of_feature',
new   6:                                'AA',
Enter value for mapinfo_style_row: GG
old   7:                                '&mapinfo_style_row',
new   7:                                'GG',
Enter value for geog_coordinates_id: 9
old   9:                                &geog_coordinates_id)
new   9:                                9)

1 row created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.16
satyaki>/
Enter value for mi_prinx: 2
old   2:                                &mi_prinx,
new   2:                                2,
Enter value for index_type_id: 55
old   3:                                &index_type_id,
new   3:                                55,
Enter value for original_map_publication_id: 6789
old   4:                                &original_map_publication_id,
new   4:                                6789,
Enter value for original_map_sheet_number_id: 357
old   5:                                &original_map_sheet_number_id,
new   5:                                357,
Enter value for name_of_feature: BB
old   6:                                '&name_of_feature',
new   6:                                'BB',
Enter value for mapinfo_style_row: 10
old   7:                                '&mapinfo_style_row',
new   7:                                '10',
Enter value for geog_coordinates_id: 8
old   9:                                &geog_coordinates_id)
new   9:                                8)

1 row created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.04
satyaki>
satyaki>commit;

Commit complete.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.03
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(&mi_prinx,null,'&mapinfo_style_row');
Enter value for mi_prinx: 9
Enter value for mapinfo_style_row: FFG
old   1: insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(&mi_prinx,null,'&mapinfo_style_row')
new   1: insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(9,null,'FFG')

1 row created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.07
satyaki>/
Enter value for mi_prinx: 8
Enter value for mapinfo_style_row: GGT
old   1: insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(&mi_prinx,null,'&mapinfo_style_row')
new   1: insert into GEOG_COORINDATES values(8,null,'GGT')

1 row created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.05
satyaki>
satyaki>commit;

Commit complete.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.02
satyaki>
satyaki>select * from VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC;

  MI_PRINX INDEX_TYPE_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID NAME_OF_FEATURE                                                                  GEOG_COORDINATES_ID mi_prinx_polygon GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES(SDO_GTYPE, SDO_SRID, SDO_POINT(X, Y, Z), SDO_ELEM_INFO, SDO_ORDINATES)
---------- ------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         1            44                        5678                          356 AA                                                                                                 9                9
         2            55                        6789                          357 BB                                                                                                 8                8                                                                                                                 

Elapsed: 00:00:00.09
satyaki>
satyaki>
satyaki>CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER TRIG_VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  2  INSTEAD OF UPDATE ON VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  3  FOR EACH ROW
  4  DECLARE
  5   m_info_svw  varchar2(80);
  6  BEGIN
  7   m_info_svw :=  :NEW.mapinfo_style_row;
  8
  9   UPDATE MAP_INDEX
 10    SET mi_prinx = :NEW.mi_prinx,
 11        index_type_id = :NEW.index_type_id,
 12        original_map_publication_id = :NEW.original_map_publication_id,
 13        original_map_sheet_number_id = :NEW.original_map_sheet_number_id,
 14        name_of_feature = :NEW.name_of_feature,
 15        mapinfo_style_row = m_info_svw,
 16        geographical_coordinates = :NEW.geographical_coordinates,
 17        geog_coordinates_id = :NEW.geog_coordinates_id
 18     WHERE geog_coordinates_id = :OLD.geog_coordinates_id;
 19   UPDATE GEOG_COORINDATES
 20    SET mi_prinx = :NEW.geog_coordinates_id,
 21        geographical_coordinates = :NEW.geographical_coordinates,
 22        mapinfo_style_row = m_info_svw
 23     WHERE mi_prinx = :OLD.geog_coordinates_id;
 24  END;
 25  /

Trigger created.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.20
satyaki>
satyaki>select * from VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC;

  MI_PRINX INDEX_TYPE_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID NAME_OF_FEATURE                                                                  GEOG_COORDINATES_ID mi_prinx_polygon GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES(SDO_GTYPE, SDO_SRID, SDO_POINT(X, Y, Z), SDO_ELEM_INFO, SDO_ORDINATES)
---------- ------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         1            44                        5678                          356 CC                                                                                                 9                9
         2            55                        6789                          357 BB                                                                                                 8                8                                                                                                                 

Elapsed: 00:00:00.09
satyaki>
satyaki>select mi_prinx,mapinfo_style_row from GEOG_COORINDATES;

  MI_PRINX MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
---------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         9 FFG
         8 GGT

Elapsed: 00:00:00.07
satyaki>select * from MAP_INDEX;

  MI_PRINX INDEX_TYPE_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID NAME_OF_FEATURE                                                                  MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW                                                                GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES(SDO_GTYPE, SDO_SRID, SDO_POINT(X, Y, Z), S
---------- ------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------
         1            44                        5678                          356 CC                                                                               HHH
         2            55                        6789                          357 BB                                                                               HHH                                                                                                                                                  

Elapsed: 00:00:00.12
satyaki>
satyaki>update VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  2    set name_of_feature = 'DD'
  3  where mi_prinx = 1;

1 row updated.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.05
satyaki>
satyaki>select * from VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC;

  MI_PRINX INDEX_TYPE_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_PUBLICATION_ID ORIGINAL_MAP_SHEET_NUMBER_ID NAME_OF_FEATURE                                                                  GEOG_COORDINATES_ID mi_prinx_polygon GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES(SDO_GTYPE, SDO_SRID, SDO_POINT(X, Y, Z), SDO_ELEM_INFO, SDO_ORDINATES)
---------- ------------- --------------------------- ---------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------- ---------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         1            44                        5678                          356 DD                                                                                                 9                9
         2            55                        6789                          357 BB                                                                                                 8                8                                                                                                                 

Elapsed: 00:00:00.08
satyaki>
satyaki>select mi_prinx,mapinfo_style_row from GEOG_COORINDATES;

  MI_PRINX MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
---------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         9 FFG
         8 GGT

Elapsed: 00:00:00.06
satyaki>
satyaki>update VIEW_MI_JOIN_GC
  2     set mapinfo_style_row = 'OOOO'
  3     where mi_prinx = 1;

1 row updated.

Elapsed: 00:00:00.05
satyaki>
satyaki>select mi_prinx,mapinfo_style_row from GEOG_COORINDATES;

  MI_PRINX MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
---------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
         9 OOOO
         8 GGT

Elapsed: 00:00:00.06
satyaki>
satyaki>select mapinfo_style_row from MAP_INDEX;

MAPINFO_STYLE_ROW
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OOOO
HHH

Elapsed: 00:00:00.06
satyaki>

Hope this will help you.

Kind regards.

LOULOU.

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                    shortDesc="#{bindings.VoucherId.hints.tooltip}" id="it1">
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                    required="#{bindings.Credit.hints.mandatory}" columns="#{bindings.Credit.hints.displayWidth}"
                    maximumLength="#{bindings.Credit.hints.precision}" shortDesc="#{bindings.Credit.hints.tooltip}"
                    id="it2">
        <f:validator binding="#{bindings.Credit.validator}"/>
      </af:inputText>
    </af:group>
    <af:group id="g1">
      <af:inputText value="#{bindings.Lineitem.inputValue}" label="#{bindings.Lineitem.hints.label}"
                    required="#{bindings.Lineitem.hints.mandatory}" columns="#{bindings.Lineitem.hints.displayWidth}"
                    maximumLength="#{bindings.Lineitem.hints.precision}" shortDesc="#{bindings.Lineitem.hints.tooltip}"
                    id="it3">
        <f:validator binding="#{bindings.Lineitem.validator}"/>
        <af:convertNumber groupingUsed="false" pattern="#{bindings.Lineitem.format}"/>
      </af:inputText>
      <af:inputText value="#{bindings.VoucherId1.inputValue}" label="#{bindings.VoucherId1.hints.label}"
                    required="#{bindings.VoucherId1.hints.mandatory}"
                    columns="#{bindings.VoucherId1.hints.displayWidth}"
                    maximumLength="#{bindings.VoucherId1.hints.precision}"
                    shortDesc="#{bindings.VoucherId1.hints.tooltip}" id="it4">
        <f:validator binding="#{bindings.VoucherId1.validator}"/>
        <af:convertNumber groupingUsed="false" pattern="#{bindings.VoucherId1.format}"/>
      </af:inputText>
      <af:inputText value="#{bindings.Debit.inputValue}" label="#{bindings.Debit.hints.label}"
                    required="#{bindings.Debit.hints.mandatory}" columns="#{bindings.Debit.hints.displayWidth}"
                    maximumLength="#{bindings.Debit.hints.precision}" shortDesc="#{bindings.Debit.hints.tooltip}"
                    id="it5">
        <f:validator binding="#{bindings.Debit.validator}"/>
      </af:inputText>
      <af:inputText value="#{bindings.Credit1.inputValue}" label="#{bindings.Credit1.hints.label}"
                    required="#{bindings.Credit1.hints.mandatory}" columns="#{bindings.Credit1.hints.displayWidth}"
                    maximumLength="#{bindings.Credit1.hints.precision}" shortDesc="#{bindings.Credit1.hints.tooltip}"
                    id="it6">
        <f:validator binding="#{bindings.Credit1.validator}"/>
      </af:inputText>
      <af:inputText value="#{bindings.Particulars.inputValue}" label="#{bindings.Particulars.hints.label}"
                    required="#{bindings.Particulars.hints.mandatory}"
                    columns="#{bindings.Particulars.hints.displayWidth}"
                    maximumLength="#{bindings.Particulars.hints.precision}"
                    shortDesc="#{bindings.Particulars.hints.tooltip}" id="it7">
        <f:validator binding="#{bindings.Particulars.validator}"/>
      </af:inputText>
      <af:inputText value="#{bindings.Amount.inputValue}" label="#{bindings.Amount.hints.label}"
                    required="#{bindings.Amount.hints.mandatory}" columns="#{bindings.Amount.hints.displayWidth}"
                    maximumLength="#{bindings.Amount.hints.precision}" shortDesc="#{bindings.Amount.hints.tooltip}"
                    id="it8">
        <f:validator binding="#{bindings.Amount.validator}"/>
        <af:convertNumber groupingUsed="false" pattern="#{bindings.Amount.format}"/>
      </af:inputText>
    </af:group>
    <f:facet name="footer">
      <af:button text="Submit" id="b1"/>
      <af:button actionListener="#{bindings.CreateInsert.execute}" text="CreateInsert"
                 disabled="#{!bindings.CreateInsert.enabled}" id="b2"/>     
      <af:button actionListener="#{bindings.Commit.execute}" text="Commit" disabled="#{!bindings.Commit.enabled}"
                 id="b3"/>
      <af:button actionListener="#{bindings.Rollback.execute}" text="Rollback" disabled="#{!bindings.Rollback.enabled}"
                 immediate="true" id="b4">
        <af:resetActionListener/>
      </af:button>
    </f:facet>
  </af:panelFormLayout>
</ui:composition>

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Go to your VO Wizard, select the tab of the entity and to check if both the EO is editable or not.

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In Acrobat Pro XI, how can we create a combined document that is NOT a portfolio but just a regular multi-page PDF file?

I need help someone to create a combined PDF of 'regular', not a wallet... which seems to have changed in the XI version, please help.

No, it's the same thing. In the dialog box files to combine press Options and select 'Single PDF' as file Type.

What services do I need create and combine PDF files?

Hola, tengo el adobe export in PDF, por one ano. y sin embargo if quiero unite archivos en UN solo Pdf me as soon as I have that registrarme there pay.
ASI casi todas options than quiero emplear con...
me gustaria that alguien me explicara than opcines... tengo con el Adobe export. Yo utilizo el exportar archivos nor convertirlos only.
a saludo thanks

Hi alfonsoa30012808,

ExportPDF online service allows you to convert PDF files to Word or Excel format. If you want to create or combine PDFs, you want to consider Adobe Acrobator Adobe PDF Pack .

Best,

Sara

¿Dear sirs, I can create with 'Photoshop Elements 12', a multi-page PDF file? I can create a file 'pdf', but not several pages. Thank you

Gentlemen of ¿Dear,
I can create a multi-page PDF file with 'Photoshop Elements 12'?
I can create a file 'pdf', but not several pages.
Thank you
Valentin Uriarte

Unfortunately, the last few versions of PES are much less talented to work with multi-page files, and you can do this in PSE 12.

effect based on several keys at once
effect based on several keys at once

Hello everyone, I develop an interface and I need several buttons have to be pressed at the same time

The buttons are divided into sections, each section is in a HBox.

I need a button for each section with effect remains to be pressed... I don't know how.

I tried to put them door effect but obviously losing the effect when I press another button.

I have five sections: section mapping, lighting section, motion of the section, section grids and symbology section. In each of them, you have to press a button

Joint is a photo so they can get a better idea of what I need

In advance thank you very much.

Sorry for the bad English

http://img119.imagenar.com/119/411d7e59/616c3fbc/GUI-GIS.PNG
biochemistry43 wrote:
And I can handle these tooglegroups with css. The interface I'm FXML

The ToggleGroup defines the sets of buttons are mutually exclusive: one button within a group can be selected.

You can set the FXML ToggleGroups (see http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/api/javafx/fxml/doc-files/introduction_to_fxml.html#define_elements). They are not visual components, just logical groupings toggle or radio buttons, sort of css does not really apply.

Not sure, but I think you have to toggle-buttons press them again to turn them off or not?

Yes, turn the buttons turns on with a single click and then on the road again with another click. (The selected state is "activated" by clicking.) If the button toggle is part of a group of rocker, when you select all the other boxes of the rocking group be deselected.

But I may have misunderstood what you are trying to do...? I'm not sure.

can I create a saturation mask based on a gradient map?

Hello
can I create a saturation mask based on a gradient map?
for example a gradient from blue to 2441f6 to 6075f6
and have a mask of luminocity base this gradient
can I do it?
How can I do?
Thank you
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Gradient cards are not used to the color of the sample, but for her recolor, so that you cannot use to create the selection, use the selection to limit the gradient map for the blue areas of the sky.

You can HIDE a gradient map using the saturation of the sky for her recolor, based on current saturation of the sky.

Select the sky with your preferred method, he jumps into a new layer (CTRL + J)

Use the technique in the tutorial linked to extract the brightness, it should land on its own layer.

This layer and remove the selective color.

Now add your Wo gradient map layer, enter the two colors you like.

Display the layer with the saturation converted into a layer. Select all, copy.

ALT-click the layer mask to your gradient map adj layer and the dough. You will need to paint black areas that you don't want affected.

I tried here, and had yielded results satisfactory semi in view of the very high compression of your file and also because the colors are quite unrealistic.

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Performance in the treatment of the based on a game, several tables from target
Welcome.

I have question about a treatment based on a game, when mapping have several tables in the target. I noticed that OWB generate SQL code that usually build a query for each table in the target insertion. Suggest that each table has results from different stages of the treatment, so multi table insert cannot be used. Looking for generated code PL/SQL, I feel that each insert query managed independently and so each make analyses of source table and joins on its own.
To make my question more concrete, I will introduce two simple examples of stream ETL:
1) start-> (table scan)--> (joins)--> (inserting into the table t1)
2) start-> (table scan)--> (joins)-> two targets: (insert into table t1)
-> two targets: (deduplicator)--> (insertion in table t2)
Admit, that scans and joins are very expensive comparing to insert rows. Thus, it is usually, if oracle performs scans of tables 2 and joined in example 2) and example 2) take twice longer than example 1)?
Or fact Oracle is so smart that it can cache the result of entering the first query and use it again in the second query?

Best regards
Pawel
Hi Pawel,

Thus, it is usually, if oracle performs scans of tables 2 and joined in example 2) and example 2) take twice longer than example 1)?

Yes, you are right

Or fact Oracle is so smart that it can cache the result of entering the first query and use it again in the second query?

Nor the database Oracle or OWB don't is not to intermediate capabilities query result caching.
While the Oracle database feature "result cache queries", but it must match exactly to SQL source and it store only the final query result...

Kind regards
Oleg

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I thought there was a way to have the first automatically creates a new sequence based on the properties of the images rather than having to manually choose the predefined sequence.
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I have CS4; Was it a new feature introduced in CS5?
Thank you!

Yes. It's new for CS5.

-Jeff

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