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• Explain the difference between OIA and Global users

  Hi all;
  
  I have question: explain the difference between OIA and Global users
  
  smbd explain this issue?
  
  --
  Eugene

  Globalusers are your HR users typically & stored in the table globalusers-> http://wikis.sun.com/display/OIA11gDocs/GlobalUsers+Module

  While the OIA users are users with access to the OIA console for example certifiers etc & stored in the RBX tables *-> http://wikis.sun.com/display/OIA11gDocs/Security+Module#SecurityModule-RBXUSERSTable

• Try to explain the difference between a DPS application and a coded / from scratch app.

  Guys, I need help.  I'm writing a guide for my clients regarding the DPS. I want to include some information on the differences between a DPS App and a code app. Any of you have ever had to explain that, and if you have, what did you say?

  The most obvious difference is that a DPS app is what you get InDesign and a coded app, you must have a coder.  But what are the feature differences? As I am not a coder and do not have access to the resources of coding, I'm at a loss.

  Thank you

  Karen

  They are large enough.

  In short, the DPS is a solution or a framework that allows non-technical people to create content for use on multiple platforms, with various limitations by platform. Especially there sense for Magazines and newspapers as a platform target, with a few exceptions.

  For example, DPS does not access the hardware device API, such as the cameras of the device, the GPS or accelerometer. Limits of the DPS depending on also what license you buy, for example, if they are a client of the company, they would be able to build a showcase custom, which is not available in the Pro licenses or simple editing.

• Please explain the difference between the sql data

  Please explain the difference of next sql
  
  Select emp. ID, Dept. DeptName from Employee emp
  Join (select DeptId, DeptName Department where deptId = 2) dept on emp.deptId = dept.deptId
  
  
  Select emp. ID, Dept. DeptName
  employee emp
  inner join Department dept
  on emp. DeptId = Dept. DeptId
  where Dept. DeptId = 2
  
  two of them provide the same results, but what is the good? Is there a difference... Does this affect performance
  
  What is the best way of writing
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: user8708731 on August 30, 2011 11:02
  published the first query to select only Deptname
  
  Published by: user8708731 on August 30, 2011 11:12

  select emp.Id,
         dept.DeptName
    from Employee emp
         join
         (select DeptName, DeptId
            from Department
           where deptId = 2
         ) dept
         on emp.deptId = dept.deptId
  
  all Employee rows are joined to filtered Department rows (a single row or no rows)
  matching deptIds are retained and make their way to the result
  
  select emp.Id,
         dept.DeptName
    from Employee emp
         inner join
         Department dept
         on emp.DeptId = dept.DeptId
   where dept.DeptId = 2
  
  all Employee rows are joined to all Department rows matching deptIds are retained and
  filtered dept.deptIds make their way to the result
  

  Concerning

  Etbin

• Can someone tell me the difference between an application and a widget?

  I am somewhat a novice with this phone, and for the life of me, I can't tell the difference between the two. When I put them to the top of the list of widgets on my Droid, there is a mixture of things that I'm sure I got on the market like applications (such as Stitcher and sportstap) and things, I would maybe consider widgets (like weatherbug or powercontrol). So I can't understand what the difference is.

  A widget is a kind of user controls, which can be exploited on the screen, such as the Facebook widget. A widget can also provide a display, like a widget of battery life. BTW... Battery left Widget is very nice, because it shows the battery life of. 01% increments.

  Applications have a bit on the functions of the screen.

• Tecra A4: The difference between the memory modules

  Hello.

  Could someone explain the difference between the modules of memory called PA3311U -1PA3311U and M25 -2M25?

  And is it possible to use Tecra A4 with PA3311U - 1 M 25?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Tecra A4 supports these modules:

  DDR2 400/533 256 MB (PA3389U - 1 M 25)
  512 MB DDR2-400/533 (PA3412U - 1 M 51)
  1 GB OF DDR2 400/533 (PA3411U-1M1G)

  In addition, you can google a bit for cela other numbers of add-on memory and compare these parts. I m you will find a host of information

  Good bye

• What is the difference between a header and a Cape?

  Hi there - I'm starting, so please be nice, but I can't - anywhere - find someone who can explain the difference between a Cape and a header when it comes to platelets.

  A "category" would be a tag like

  or

  (they give importance and emphasis to some text in your page) HTML headings

  A "header" is html5

  tag (a container to hold the Info "at the top of the page"): header HTML tag

• What is the difference between object > contour line, Object > expand... and oppose > Compound Path/do?

  Could someone explain the differences between these three commands? I created a circle with a stroke, applied all the three commands and ended up with the same thing, a compound path. Are there situations where this is not the case, or situations where one of these commands is more appropriate?

  Cleveland,

  In the case of the accident vascular cerebral/nofill right, object > describe vascular accidents, cerebral and object > expand seem to do the same thing.

  In the layers palette, you can see three different results to develop if you have so much background and outline ticked, ticked off just about fill, and only STROKE checked. Only the last corresponds to the contour line.

  You use Outline Stroke that more simple if it's what you need. Trace to create something with one or more holes of several paths, either to raise subsidized the Clipping Path of a clipping mask paths. Expand is for the rest.

• What is the difference between safety HFM and HSS

  Hi gurus
  
  1. What is the difference between safety HFM and HSS?
  
  Concerning
  Hubin

  Shared Services allows to configure the users/groups of products such as Shared Services, HFM, workspace, FDM, etc., etc., etc..

  In addition to the roles to users/groups; However, you will still perform security management in individual products.

  For example, in Shared Services, I can grant user johndoe rights to access an application of FDM. FDM, you would manage locations, the user can access, etc.

  Shared Services also enables other features such as safety reports and copy security/commissioning of an entire application to another App (for example, to create a new HFM application and then use Services shared to copy all the safety operation of an existing application that him)

• The difference between the chroma and Saturation?

  Can someone explain the difference between the chroma and saturation?

  Also, how would I change the saturation of a color in Photoshop?

  Thank you!

  c,

  You can take a look here:

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/colorfulness

  A search in the Helpfile Photoshop will show if there is a real distinction (in later versions) between the two, and if it is possible to work with chroma rather than saturation.

• What is the difference between full and progressive reconciliation?

  Hi gurus,
  I'm new to IOM can someone tell me the difference between these two? Thanks in advance.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E10391_01/doc.910/e10374/dployconfig.htm

• What is the difference between 'Photos' and 'All of them'?

  I migrated to iPhoto to picture several months ago.  I also stored pictures in iCloud.  I have about 8 000 photos.

  On the Photo, there is a file in the upper left corner labeled "pictures".  Under the Albums, there is an another Doggie labelede "All Photos".   A lot of photos in "All Photos" and not in "Photos".   I also have a lot of iPhoto events listed.  A lot of photos in the folder "Pictures" are not in the folder "pictures".   What can someone tell me the difference between these two cases?  They are obviously different.

  'Photos' brings together the photos and displays at the top of each group a place and date (month and day only, no year).    "All Photos" has a beginning and end date day, month, year.  But nothing else that a continuous string of pictures without separation, titles or dates.  The start date is not correct.

  I find pictures more confusing and difficult to know how to navigate around.  I guess the 'Pictures' folder is the pictures on iCloud?  (Is there a download button on the lower left corner of each photo).

  they are not records - Photos is your library and is sorted by the date photo number - it can show the years or collections or moments

  All Photos is a special photo album and is sorted by the date, the photos are added to Photos

  Unless you have a corrupt library all in all Photos is also in pictures and numbers are the same

  If you use iCLoud library then your library is synchronized via iCLoud to all devices so seeing pictures is the same as the iCLoud.com view and like on every IOS device or another Mac using ICPL under the same Apple ID

  LN

• What is the difference between scanning and sscanf

  When to receive the result of the instrument, I find RS give us two function,.

  one:

  If ((status = viRead (instrSession, buf, 50, & retCnt))<>
  return the situation;
  If (Scan (buf, "%s > f", MaxBurstPower)! = 1).
  Return MB8820B_status;

  Return MB8820B_status;
         
  }

  Two:
  If (strcmp (rdBuf, "NAN")! = 0)
  sscanf (rdBuf, "% lf", MaxBurstPower);
  can someone tell me the difference between them, if use scan() results of the instrument, the top is good?

  Scan and sscanf are very similar in usage (infact most of the formatted string can be passed from one statement to another). The main difference is that Scan comes form a library owner of NOR, so if you want to write portable code across several compilers do not use it. I find Scan more powerful in some special occasions, for example when scanning with fixed number of bytes per numbers and so forth. The same facilities in my opinion can be obtained with more difficult way sscanf.

• What is the difference between acer chromebook cb5 311-T1UU and T7WR?

  Can someone tell me the difference between these 2 chromebook (cb5 311-T1UU & cb5 311-T7WR)? 1 is more powerful or what. and do I have to wait for the upgrade version in another week. ready to buy.

  Looks to me like the T7WR has been replaced by the T1UU, they have the same specifications, but either have a component any internal change or a different software load.

• What is the difference between Fdisk and Chkdsk programs?

  Hello:

  I don't think I have a common question of OS knowledge and I worked a lot with both, however for years so I forgot everything I used to know.  I was talking to someone Executibles MS-DOS command line and this person I know told me in email and I did not at the moment, but he said the following:

  "Fdisk and chkdsk are pretty much the same.

  Being an old Microsoft OS Engineer I knew it was wrong, however I've been retired since almost 20 years and I have not worked with either for a while.  I looked in the KB for articles explaining the difference between fdisk and chkdsk or define at least the two against each other, but there is no specific article I could find.  I remember the days when the scariest user had a problem, but they ran all third party software on their computer and have installed BETA version software etc so I'm sure you know the drill and this type of person.

  The person who said this about fdisk and chkdsk is one of those people.  It is a really nice guy, but a nightmare to Microsoft when you talk to a convenience store to the BONE for assistance.  Is there someone out there who could you, please, help me and summarize an irrefutable definition or description indicating the differences between fdisk and chkdisk?  I don't remember the basic functions both I widely used both, but too many years have passed and I don't want to sound like a fool trying to write about the differences.

  I'd appreciate any help I want to educate my friend and the intention is to not make this person feel like a stupid either.

  Thank you, and I expect your response.

  Eric

  The two are completely different, one is a format utility the other is a utility disk check

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/255867/en-us

  Fdisk was used in earlier versions of victory

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows/Fdisk-FAQ#1TC=Windows-7