Design of SW to map the tables of dimensions xy

Similar Questions

• Mapping the table matrix 2D

  I can't try to plot the graph of an output matrix, Sk since a MathScript node.

  The Sk parameter should be a way out of the matrix (12 x 1) with the length of the added step.  I can see that its fate in the form of a table 3D but can not get the graph of the function works.

  What I aim to do...

  I need to draw responses to the 12 line separate items of the Sk parameter over time.  This means that I have to post 12 separate parcels, ideally to be on the same graph with a shift on the value axis for stacking the answers (I'm not worried about the relative amplitudes since I was only interested in seeing the step responses in 12 plots).

  If someone can provide some guidance it would be greatly appreciated.

  Just right click on the tunnel exit SK and select data type "matrix of 1 d, DBL.

  (The way you slice the table at the beginning is crazy.) Why do you want to create all copies of these data for the most part redundant? Simply no autoindex on 2D and table use the table to index resized to five outings and wire the first clue to the final iteration to get five tables 1 d. You must also calculate the value connected to N for the number of columns minus four, or similar)

• When embedding the HTML table for table border does not appear even if it appears in a web browser and the tables generator

  Need help.  When I add the HTML code to integrate the following table, the border appears in the table designer and if I find the table separately from muse, but when they are incorporated into the Muse from the edge of the table is not displayed.  Any ideas what I can do wrong?

  Here is the HTML Code below:

  < style type = "text/css" >

  .TG {border-collapse: collapse; border-spacing: 0 ;}}

  .TG td {-font family: Arial, without serif; do-size: 14px; padding: 10px 5px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; overflow: hidden; word-break: normal ;}}

  .TG th {font family: Arial, without serif; do-size: 14px; police-weight: normal; padding: 10px 5px; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; overflow: hidden; word-break: normal ;}}

  .TG .tg-jlrw {do-size: 16px; text-align: center}

  .TG .tg-lvl4 {police-weight: "BOLD"; do-size: 16px; do-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans! important; text-align: center}

  .TG .tg-qnmb {make-weight: bold; do-size: 16px; text-align: Center}

  .TG .tg-wm6t {make-weight: bold; do-size: 16px}

  < / style >

  < table class = "tg" style = "undefined; table-layout: fixed; Width: 875px ">"

  < colgroup >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < style col = "width: 175px" >

  < / colgroup >

  < b >

  < class th = 'tg-lvl4' > print size < br < /th > >(Width x Height)

  < class th = "tg-qnmb" > model size < /th >

  < class th = 'tg-qnmb' > < /th > < br > security zone

  < class th = "tg-qnmb" > < br > print Code < /th >

  < class th = "tg-qnmb" > < br > < br > graphic border width (pixels) < /th >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > cards & amp; The year-at-a-Glance calendars - 4 x 6, 4 x 8, 5 x 7, 6 x 8, & amp; 8 x 10: < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4 x 6 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1212 x 1818 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1136 x 1742 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > 46 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 60

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 5 x 7 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1515 x 2121 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1439 x 2045 < table >

  < class td = 'tg-jlrw' > < table > 57(d)

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 75

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1224 x 2424 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1148 x 2348 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 48 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 60

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 10 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2424 x 3030 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2348 x 2954 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 80 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > Important: safe area on the base prints is 38 pixels per side. < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > large Format prints - Posters & Collages: < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 6 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1818 x 2424 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1742 x 2348 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 6 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2400 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2380 x 3580 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 20 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2400 x 6000 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2380 x 5980 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 20 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 10 x 14 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3030 x 4242 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2954 x 4166 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 10 x 14 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 165

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 11 x 14 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3300 x 4200 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3280 x 4180 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 14x11E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 165

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 3580 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 12-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 18 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 5400 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 5380 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 18-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 16 x 20 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4800 x 6000 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4780 x 5980 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 20x16E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 18 x 24 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2700 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2680 x 3580 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 18 x 24-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 135

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 20 x 24 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3000 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2980 x 3580 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 20x24E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 150

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 20 x 30 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3000 x 4500 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2980 x 4480 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 20x30E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 150

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 36 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 5400 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 5380 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 24x36E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 180

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 72 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2328 x 6912 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2308 x 6892 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 24x72E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 115

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 96 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2328 x 9216 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2308 x 9196 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 24x96E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 115

  < /tr >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > Important: safe area on the base prints is 38 pixels per side. < table >

  < /tr >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > 4 x 8 gift tags: < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1224 x 2424 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1148 x 2348 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 48 t < table >

  < class td = 'tg-jlrw' > < table > N/A

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > Important: safe area on the base prints is 38 pixels per side. < table >

  < /tr >

  < /table >

  Once again... Muse removes the style code that you put into this table so your other option is to use an iframe

  example of your table in an iframe = table (by itself) and i-table (inside the iframe Muse)

• IOM 11.1.2.2 map the descriptive fields

  In IOM 11.1.2.2, after reconciliation accounts using the connector of the ICF, the account name column under the sub-tab of accounts user details tab displays orc_key instead of account name.

  The account name is displayed correctly in the detailed information below however.

  Solution: I new applications using this connector, select the account name as the field to map the descriptive fields of console Design. These applications be reconciled properly and display the correct account name.

  Question: Accounts that are close already still show the ORC_KEY, is there a way I can make these accounts show the account name?

  Any guidance is appreciated.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Please find my answers below:

  This issue is in Production environment, I might not be able to convince my client with this solution which needs updates of database in the backend.

  Or maybe, I can get them to not do that for once.

  If you don't mind, can you suggest an alternative? or maybe a way to avoid this in the future?

  [J_IDM]: Yes, for the old DB update user will be the only option. New users account name is picked up.

  
  

  Should it be triggered like SR with Oracle? Because my definition of process marked the AccountName = True. So why should he show me some keys in the description field.

  [J_IDM]: this key is mapped to the descriptive field by default, you can trigger a SR with oracle, if you wish.

  Or is that, whenever we have on board, a request, go to console design > treat defs > map the descriptive fields > click on the name of the account > save. Every time?

  [J_IDM]: how applications onboarding PROD? Are you export/import of lower env? If so, then the description field must be available in your exported xmls.

  If you are creatng new Application directly in PROD, after integration, you must design console > treat defs > map the descriptive fields > click on the name of the account > save. Every time?

• read the values of an array element and by sending a digital output to a designated channel according to the value read from the table

  Hello world

  could someone help me before I get out of my hair. Here's my problem.

  I read 3 values of an array of 3 elements i.e. 1,2,3. These values are then compared to a constant value, example if the first element of the array is 1 and it meets the comparison condition can send a digital camera of output for that channel on data acquisition

  I want to be able to send a value from a table to its corresponding comparison and then on its designated channel on the acquisition of data, the whole point of this is due to the fact the table element will not always read the value 1,2,3 for example could be 2,3,1

  Here's one the vi I have so far

  If someone could help it would be much appreciated

  all the best

  brand

  Take time to explore the many examples included with LabVIEW that cover the basics.

  -Indexing table

  -reading a spreadsheet file

• Mapping of 12 ODI is a failure loading the table to the table in oracle DB

  Hi Experts,

  I'm starting to ODI, attempts to load data from the Table to the Table in Oracle DB. Source table and target table are in the same PB in different schema

  I created my own work, also agent and master repository.

  Started with the agent, and I could see the status as Planner started for referential work * on Agent OracleDIAgent1.

  Created the agent in topology and successfully tested.

  Created data and connections physical schema of the source and target servers, Test connection is successful.

  Created the context and logical schema defined for the source and the target.

  Mapped to the corresponding physical schema context.

  Diagram logical and physical mapping is accomplished in the context.

  Created for source and target models, able to view the data in the source model.

  Created a simple map and put in source and target component context.

  LKM selected as LKM SQL for SQL

  Select IKM as IKM Oracle Insert.GLOBAL

  After execution, the mapping is a failure with the error below

  Drop table work - LKM SQL for SQL

  ODI-1222: start failure on agent edge internal: logical schema * is not found in the main repository.

  Create the table work - LKM SQL for SQL

  ODI-1222: start failure on agent edge internal: logical schema * is not found in the main repository.

  ODI-1222: start failure on agent edge internal: logical schema * is not found in the main repository.

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.AbstractSessionTask.getSrcDataServer(AbstractSessionTask.java:1646)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.interpreter.SessionTaskCodeInterpreter.codeInterpretation(SessionTaskCodeInterpreter.java:132)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.interpreter.SessionTaskCodeInterpreter.codeInterpretation(SessionTaskCodeInterpreter.java:80)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.SessionTask.createTaskLog(SessionTask.java:324)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.AbstractSessionTask.execute(AbstractSessionTask.java:821)

  to oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.SessionExecutor$ SerialTrain.runTasks (SessionExecutor.java:2024)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.execution.SessionExecutor.executeSession(SessionExecutor.java:562)

  to oracle.odi.runtime.agent.processor.TaskExecutorAgentRequestProcessor$ 1.doAction(TaskExecutorAgentRequestProcessor.java:718)

  to oracle.odi.runtime.agent.processor.TaskExecutorAgentRequestProcessor$ 1.doAction(TaskExecutorAgentRequestProcessor.java:611)

  at oracle.odi.core.persistence.dwgobject.DwgObjectTemplate.execute(DwgObjectTemplate.java:203)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.processor.TaskExecutorAgentRequestProcessor.doProcessStartAgentTask(TaskExecutorAgentRequestProcessor.java:800)

  to oracle.odi.runtime.agent.processor.impl.StartSessRequestProcessor.access$ 1400 (StartSessRequestProcessor.java:74)

  to oracle.odi.runtime.agent.processor.impl.StartSessRequestProcessor$ StartSessTask.doExecute (StartSessRequestProcessor.java:702)

  at oracle.odi.runtime.agent.processor.task.AgentTask.execute(AgentTask.java:180)

  to oracle.odi.runtime.agent.support.DefaultAgentTaskExecutor$ 2.run(DefaultAgentTaskExecutor.java:108)

  at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)

  Please help me with the problem above,

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  Srikanth

  Hi Srikanth,

  It is usually better to create a separate scheme for the scheme of work, but you can keep the data and schema of work even. Also in your error log, the error should now be to the right of the IKM? No LKM. Try changing the logical schema name and see if it works.

  Thank you

  Ajay

• How to design the table from the answer to the question table.

  Hi all
  
  I am creating an application for student review online.
  
  There are two types of questions, the only choice of response and multi choice answers.
  
  My question is less than

  create table question_master
  (
  exam_id number references exam_master(exam_id),
  marks_of_each_question number,
  type_of_question char(1),-- single choice answer/multiple choices answer
  q1 varchar2(2000),
  q2 varchar2(2000),
  q3 varchar2(2000),
  q4 varchar2(2000))

  my table to answer (I'm not satisfied with who is below

  create table answers_of_questions
  (
  answer_id number primary key,
  question_ID number referenes question_master(question_id),
  answer varchar2(4000) not null,
  is_answer_correct char(1),--y/n,
  student_selection char(1),--y/n   student select it or not
  ....
  ...

  now, I'm perfectly how to create the RESPONSE table to contain the answers.
  the only choice is good, but several checkboxes choices, what to do?
  How to design the table from the answer?
  
  do I have to create 2 tables to contain the answers?
  Note: the QUESTIONS and ANSWERS, all will be entered by the teacher. students will make a choice and I will store this choice in another table
  may be called STUDENT_SELECTED_ANSWERS or something like that.
  If anyone has some reference to the script retail scheme review online, kindly share with me.
  
  Kind regards.
  
  Kind regards.

  If you need to have answers in another table:

  Student (student_id, name, etc...)
  Review (exam_id, exam_name, etc...)
  Question (question_id, exam_id, question_text)

  Response (question_id, a_text, b_text, c_text, d_text, a, b, c, d).<-- one-to-one="" with="" question="" table,="" a-d="" flags="" used="" to="" indicate="">
  OR
  Response (question_id, answer_id, answer_text, OK)<-- many-to-one="" with="" question="" table,="" correct="" flag="" used="" to="" indicate="" correctness="" for="" this="" single="">

  Student_Answer (student_id, question_id, a, b, c and d)
  OR
  Student_Answer (question_id, student_id, answer_id)<-- creation="" of="" a="" question_id+answer_id="" in="" this="" table="" implies="" the="" student="" checked/selected="" it="" as="" an="">

  To what extent you want to standardize, it is up to you.

• Please help on the design of the table

  I have the below 3 fields of my application
  
  Category: daily or weekly (single value)
  Day: Sunday to Saturday (more than one value can be selected)
  Calendar: only once
  
  I need to store the selected value in a row. What is the best way to design the table with columns to achieve (as separated by commas for the day of the column or something else).
  Can you please guide. That I'll use as a scheduler to perform the procedures
  
  Thank you.

  Vanessa wrote:
  I have the below 3 fields of my application

  Category: daily or weekly (single value)
  Day: Sunday to Saturday (more than one value can be selected)
  Calendar: only once

  I need to store the selected value in a row. What is the best way to design the table with columns to achieve (as separated by commas for the day of the column or something else).
  Can you please guide. That I'll use as a scheduler to perform the procedures

  Thank you.

  IMO, the best way is to have 2 columns in your table:
  1 category
  2. date (this includes Date, use that can come from day and will also store component "hour").

  This will ensure you have no redundant columns in your table and it conforms to the 3rd form standardization.

  If you need to store several days, then just insert another record for the same category with different day i.e. Date with information at the same time.

  Storage of data in a single column will facilitate queries that need to be learned on a particular day. Having several columns (one for each day) you need to include those much where predicates. If you are fine with it, then it wouldn't be such a bad option.

  For example: you have the structure below:

  create table test_table
  (
    category_name     varchar2(10),
    time_info         varchar2(8),          --In 24 Hours format, a bad way to store data
    sunday            char(1),
    monday            char(1),
    tuesday            char(1),
    wednesday            char(1),
    thursday            char(1),
    friday            char(1),
    saturday            char(1)
  );
  
  insert into test_table (category_name, time_info, sunday) values ('ABC', '13:00:00', 'Y');
  insert into test_table (category_name, time_info, monday) values ('ABC', '13:00:00', 'Y');
  insert into test_table (category_name, time_info, thursday) values ('ABC', '13:00:00', 'Y');
  
  /*
    Query to pick details of category which is available on Thursday
  */
  select *
    from test_table
   where thursday = 'Y'       --> This restricts to adapt the same query for multiple days. i.e. for each day you will have to write a seperate query
     and category_name = 'ABC';
  
  CATEGORY_NAME TIME_INFO SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
  ------------- --------- ------ ------ ------- --------- -------- ------ --------
  ABC           13:00:00                                  Y
  
  --You may alternatively use Un-Pivot Operations to convert the Columns to Rows in a View and access the view.
  
  drop table test_table;
  
  create table test_table
  (
    category_name     varchar2(10),
    date_info         date
  );
  
  insert into test_table (category_name, date_info) values ('ABC', to_date('03-Apr-2013 13:00:00', 'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  insert into test_table (category_name, date_info) values ('ABC', to_date('02-Apr-2013 13:00:00', 'DD-Mon-YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
  
  create or replace view vw_test_table as
  select category_name, trim(to_char(date_info, 'Day')) day, to_char(date_info, 'HH24:MI:SS') time_info
    from test_table;
  
  --This allows you to pass the Day information at run-time, thus increasing Code reuse.
  select *
    from vw_test_table
   where day = 'Tuesday'
     and category_name = 'ABC';
  
  CATEGORY_NAME DAY                                  TIME_INFO
  ------------- ------------------------------------ ---------
  ABC           Tuesday                              13:00:00
  

  Published by: Jen K on April 3, 2013 13:40
  Addition of demonstration.

• How to create the table with value list/map binding

  I need to display some values in a tabular format. It is possible to create a table adf without having value binds to a VO object. I can make a table with a combination of list/map.
  
  I want to change the format of display with minimum change in the application. I therefore seeks a change to a list/map and map with the table.
  
  Here is the structure in that I need to post.
  
  _______________________
  |     | Header1. Tete2 |
  |_______|_______|_______|
  | Txt R1 | value 1. Value 2.
  |_______|_______|_______|
  | Txt R2 | Value 3. value 4.
  |_______|_______|_______|
  
  All views is completely irrelevant. So I should not create a VO and add the VO object lines.
  
  Published by: yannick June 10, 2011 11:34

  Yes, you can do it. Create a pojo with properties (column) that you want to display in the table and create a list of instances of the POJO and then you can fill your table using the list.

  Sample:

  //POJO
  public class SamplePojo {
  
  private String col1;
  private String col2;
  
  public SamplePojo(String col1, String col2){
    this.col1 = col1;
    this.col2 = col2;
  }
  
  //add setter and getter methods
  }
  
  //Inside bean, prepare a list with pojo instances (Assume a getter exists for pojoList)
  pojoList = new ArrayList();
  pojoList .add(new SamplePojo("Value1", "Value2");
  pojoList .add(new SamplePojo("Value3", "Value4");
  etc.
  
  //Inside jspx
  
     
       
     
     
       
     
  
  

  HTH
  Jean Lou

• After the reopening of the dreamweaver files, the table and its contents do not appear in design mode

  I had a problem with the deisgn opinion that caught me all week. I designed a Web page with dreamweaver CS4. After having reopened this Web page, I got the problem to see the tables and images inserted in dreamweaver (the images cut into slices of Fireworks works well). Somehow this problem existed only in design, but is NOT seen on browser / see live.  I thought that it is the problem of adjustment, but I tried to reopen the Web page I designed earlier... you have no problem in design or mode live view. I also tried to start another file, same problem existed (tables/images do not display in design) I'm really confused. Any thoughts?

  I've already done my research in the world, but cannot find solution.

  You closed the first cell in what appears to be your content area.

  />

  Must be:

  Write it down / at the end of the is removed from the version "should be." Enjoy. _T

• Remove the Table created in the forms - IOM Designer

  Dear all,
  Is it possible to remove the Table created in the form designer?
  
  The Recycle Bin icon is disabled in the console of the design.
  
  Thank you for your help

  Restore the database.

  This is an instance of dev is for. :)

  Best regards
  / Martin

• Need help in the design of the structure of the table with the lines of the query

  Hello
  
  Need to design a page
  
  ex:
  
  Select empno, emp wage; is my query and returns two columns and four rows
  
  
  the four rows should be my values in the structure of the table.
  
  
  EmpNo - salary
  ---------------------
  1 - 1000
  -----------------------
  2 - 2000
  ------------------------
  3 - 3000
  ----------------------
  4 - 4000
  
  
  
  
  Kind regards
  
  Krishna

  Hello

  One of the ways is to create 2 RowLayouts dynamically like this

  Row1-> Cell1--> HeaderRegion--> StaticStyleText (EMPNO attribute)
  Row2-> Cell1--> StaticStyleText (EMPNO attribute) Cell2--> StaticStyleText (SALARYattribute)

  and iterate this code for all the lines of the vo.

  Kind regards
  Mukesh Uchaniya

• SQL query in mapping to load the table from the warehouse

  Hi experts,
  
  I hope you can help me solve my problem. I already tried here in the forum how we can add a query in a mapping, but still not found the answer.
  In my store, I have a time dimension table that has a unique dimension key and all the date information. In my source database, I have a table for business information. In this dirty table, I have a field named date. This date will be in exact format.
  I also have a table sales in my warehouse which is almost a copy of the sales table from the source. I don't have that one more field in this table sale warehouse called "time_dim_key". This field should get the key of the dimension of the time dimension table warehouse based on the date of the sales table of source.
  Do I think a mapping, which includes:
  -the table sales source
  -the time of warehouse dimension table
  -the table of sales warehouse
  Normal fields can I directly table card sales from source to sale warehouse table.
  But the 'time_dim_key' of the table field dirty warehouse should fill up as:
  Select dimension_key in the warehouse_time_dim_table where day_date = source_sales_table.date
  Unfortunately I do not know how to include a query to get the exact date of this sale of source table in the mapping to fill the sales table from the warehouse.
  I hope someone can help me solve this issue.
  
  Thank you very much!
  Kind regards
  David

  take the Carpenter of the palette
  and create two groups
  1.warehouse_time_dim_table
  2.source_sales_table

  then, write the join condition,
  warehouse_time_dim_table.day_date = source_sales_table.date

  Who will solve the purpose.

  See you soon
  Katia

• Philosophical question about the design of the table

  I'm new in the world of RDBMS. I read a lot but have little practical experience. I'm upgrading of old applications that I know well. I'm interested in advice/opinions on a number of issues, from it.
  
  My application periodically (at the discretion of the user, so can be daily, weekly or monthly) should take a snapshot of some data. This snapshot is then used for various activities, such as a control point of reconciliation with external clients - so it must be 'frozen' rather than be derived at a later date. But if the snapshot proved to be a mistake, I can possibly be rerun (crushed) - requiring all lines to delete everything first.
  
  Data must be accessible in different ways, everything would need the date of snapshot to be part of the index or a group of clauses.
  
  Snapshots can be copied or replicated to other servers for purposes to relieve the burden of filing database. Old clichés may be archived, ignored backups of routine, deleted and so on.
  
  Is there a case for the inclusion of the date of snapshot as part of the name of the table? It would simplify the index structures, reduce the size of the individual table, perhaps to improve the competition (for users who access an old cliché while another is being created), facilitate separate archiving and much easier to drop and create table to remove all the lines before a replay. Of course, it reduces the size of the table that could potentially become very large.
  
  However, the previous snapshot is used as a starting point for the following, or a subsequent repeat) you need to be able to quickly determine who is the nearest date start - easy if they are all in 1 table, can be more load trying to determine is whether a specific table at the time to a given date.
  
  I look forward to some expert advice. :)
  CS

  user8821725 wrote:

  Is there a case for the inclusion of the date of snapshot as part of the name of the table?

  No--not from a point of view of the data modeling. The snapshot date is an attribute. Attributes are not incorporated in the name of the entity being modeled.

  However, you can decide to implement the instant entity tabular instant daily - but the attribute date (column) will always be an attribute. In other words, you must not remove the attribute date as a table column as the table name now.

  This decision (implemented as a multi table entity) have meaning when not having is not a better way to manage the physical aspects of the table. Partitioning for example would be a much better option to use - a single partitioned table, containing multiple partitions, where a partition physically contains data for a specific instant day (including the index).

  Basically, there is a very clear line between the logical data modeling and the material realization of this model. Oracle provides a bunch of features that you can use on the side of the material realization. As index organized tables. Table of clusters, partitioning and so on. But how you implement the physical model does not dictate the design of the logic model.

  However, the previous snapshot is used as a starting point for the following, or a subsequent repeat) you need to be able to quickly determine who is the nearest date start - easy if they are all in 1 table, can be more load trying to determine is whether a specific table at the time to a given date.

  I would use a management entity - that describes the metadata for a snapshot. As when it was created, the filter criteria used, the time it took (still useful for performance and troubleshooting purposes), be it an an active/valid capture instant or not - or any other attributes necessarily to manage this logical snapshot as a set of data.

  The biggest problem with a physical model that uses separate physical tables for the same entity, it is appropriate to use table name must be determined at run time. This means dynamic SQL. Dynamic SQL means an increase in complexity, open any SQL injection holes, having to deal with errors which would not intervene with static SQL, etc.

  If this approach to your data model's physical implementation needs a review carefully to ensure that it works as efficiently and effectively as required.

• How to add a column at the end of the table of the already designed the document... ?

  Hello

  I am writing a javascript to add a column at the end of the table in the Indesign document. using our plug-in, we have created the Indesign document.

  Each table I want to add an extra column at the end. Is it possible... ? Please help me if anyone has the idea in this regard.

  Thank you

  Vimala L

  Hi Vimala,

  Please try the JS code below, copy the following code will add the new column in each table last column after.

  var myTable = app.activeDocument.stories.everyItem().tables.everyItem().getElements();
  
  for(i=0; i
  THX,
  csm_phil