Difference between 'creation' and created external fields

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  Hi all

  What is the difference between automatic and manual creation?

  AutoCreate IN. allows you to convert a requisition to PO, but manual PO can be created without reference to a requisition.

• difference between BYTE and CHAR

  Hi all
  
  Oracle, as in syntax below, what is the difference between BYTE and CHAR used as size data type for the column NAME:
  
  CREATE THE CUSTOMER TABLE
  (
  NAME VARCHAR2 (11 BYTE),
  CUSTOMER_ID NUMBER
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  and
  
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  NAME VARCHAR2 (11 CHAR),- or even VARCHAR2 (11)
  CUSTOMER_ID NUMBER
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  Rgds,
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  First - do not use reserved words for column (NAME).

  If the database character set is UTF-8, which I believe is the default value in the recent version of Oracle. In this case, some characters take more than 1 byte to store in the database.

  If you set the field as VARCHAR2 (11 BYTE), Oracle will allocate 11 bytes for storage, but you can not actually be able to store 11 characters in the field, because some of them take more than one byte to store, for example, non-English characters.

  By setting the field as VARCHAR2 (11 CHAR) you tell Oracle to allocate enough space to store 11 characters, regardless of the number of bytes it takes to save each of them. I think that in Oracle 10g, 3 bytes per character were used.

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• Difference between flow and stolen

  Hello
  can you please tell me difference between flow and stolen
  
  Thank you
  Nirmal

  See: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28981/parallel.htm

  flow will be to use a pre-defined () amount of branches, with flight you can do the amount of dynamic branches

  So let's say we have

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  getAddressDetails

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• Difference between fetch and cache

  Anyone know the difference between recovery and caching when ITS analyses a source? In the document below under Maintenance crawls, it says in step 4 that the robot will pick up the item. This means - it downloads in the memory of the Server HIS?
  
  He also says, in step 5, it compares the checksum of the file that is located in the cache. Is this the same cache is place of conservation for indexed content needs? Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!
  
  Thank you
  dhartle
  
  Here's the source document: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10502_01/doc/search.1018/e10418/crawler.htm#i1004689
  
  Analysis of maintenance
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  2. the robot launches several crawling threads.
  3. each chenille wire removes the following URL in the queue.
  4. Each robot thread retrieves the document from the Web. The page is usually an HTML file containing text and hyperlinks. When the document is not in HTML format, the robot tries to convert the document to HTML before caching.
  5. each chenille wire calculates a checksum for the newly recovered page and compared to the checksum of the cached page. If the checksum is the same, then the page is ignored, and the robot goes to step 3. In the contrary case, the robot will move to the next step.
  6. each chenille wire Scans the document hyperlinks and inserts new links in the queue of the URL. The links that are already in the document table are ignored. (Oracle ITS doesn't follow links binary documents filtered.)
  7. the robot marks the URL as "accepted". The URL is parsed in the future, maintenance tests.
  8. the robot saves the URL in the document table.
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  "This means it downloads in the memory of the Server HIS?"-Yes.

  "He also said to step 5 that it compares the checksum of the file that is located in the cache. Is this the same cache which is the place of conservation for content that is indexed? "- Yes, but I'm sure that the checksum (as calculated to the last time) is stored in a table, so that it is not actually access the cached file.

• What is the difference between space and unused space?

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  Because I didn't exactly know how to state the differenc, look at the link of WikiAnswers:http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_unallocated_and_free_space_in_Windows_Vista
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  Thanks in advance.
  

  Hello

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  -Oracle UTF8 is Unicode 3.0 revision in 8.1.7 and upward. AL32UTF8 is updated with Unicode versions in each major release, Oracle RDBMS 12.1 it is updated to Unicode 6.1,

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  LANG = el_gr. UTF8

  LC_ALL = el_GR.utf8

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• The differences between CAT and table TAB

  1. What is the difference between cat and TAB?
  2. why TAB does not exist in dict?
  3. that the same situation for cat and TAB?
  
  Thanks a lot for your answer kindly.
  
  sys@ORCL > cat desc
  Name Null? Type
  ----------------------------------------------------- -------- ------------------------------------
  TABLE_NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (30)
  TABLE_TYPE VARCHAR2 (11)
  
  sys@ORCL > tab desc
  Name Null? Type
  ----------------------------------------------------- -------- ------------------------------------
  TNOM NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (30)
  TABTYPE VARCHAR2 (7)
  NUMBER OF CLUSTERID
  
  sys@ORCL > select * dict where table_name = "CAT";
  
  TABLE_NAME COMMENTS
  ---------- -----------------------------------
  Synonym of cat for USER_CATALOG
  
  
  sys@ORCL > select * dict where table_name = 'USER_CATALOG ';
  
  TABLE_NAME COMMENTS
  -------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
  USER_CATALOG Tables, views, synonyms, and sequences belonged to the user

  You've posted enough to know that, for each position, you will need to provide your version of Oracle 4-digit (SELECT * FROM V$ VERSION)
  >
  1. What is the difference between cat and TAB?
  2. why TAB does not exist in dict?
  3. that the same situation for cat and TAB?
  >
  1, 2, 3 - TAB has been deprecated then don't use it.

  Definitioni of base for those located in the reference database
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28320/statviews_2127.htm#sthref1535
  >
  CAT

  CAT is a synonym for USER_CATALOG.
  . . .
  USER_CATALOG

  USER_CATALOG lists all the tables, views, clusters, synonyms, and sequences belonged to the current user. Its columns are the same as those of "ALL_CATALOG".
  . . .
  DICT

  DICT is a DICTIONARY.
  . . .
  DICTIONARY

  DICTIONARY contains descriptions of data dictionary tables and views.
  . . .
  TAB

  TAB is included for compatibility. Oracle recommends that you do not use this view.
  >
  TAB has been deprecated. He looks like the cat because it shows the USER objects, but it does not show the sequences, like the cat.

  If you look at the source code for the views TAB and USER_CATALOG you can see the differences. This code is copyrighted by Oracle Corporation, all rights reserved.

  /* Formatted on 1/1/2013 8:50:07 AM (QP5 v5.115.810.9015) */
  CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW SYS.TAB
  (
     TNAME,
     TABTYPE,
     CLUSTERID
  )
  AS
     SELECT   o.name, DECODE (o.type#,
                              2,
                              'TABLE',
                              3,
                              'CLUSTER',
                              4,
                              'VIEW',
                              5,
                              'SYNONYM'), t.tab#
       FROM   sys.tab$ t, sys."_CURRENT_EDITION_OBJ" o
      WHERE       o.owner# = USERENV ('SCHEMAID')
              AND o.type# >= 2
              AND o.type# <= 5
              AND o.linkname IS NULL
              AND o.obj# = t.obj#(+);
  . . .
  /* Formatted on 1/1/2013 8:54:45 AM (QP5 v5.115.810.9015) */
  CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW SYS.USER_CATALOG
  (
     TABLE_NAME,
     TABLE_TYPE
  )
  AS
     SELECT   o.name,
              DECODE (o.type#,
                      0, 'NEXT OBJECT',
                      1, 'INDEX',
                      2, 'TABLE',
                      3, 'CLUSTER',
                      4, 'VIEW',
                      5, 'SYNONYM',
                      6, 'SEQUENCE',
                      'UNDEFINED')
       FROM   sys."_CURRENT_EDITION_OBJ" o
      WHERE   o.owner# = USERENV ('SCHEMAID')
              AND ( (o.type# IN (4, 5, 6))
                   OR (o.type# = 2 /* tables, excluding iot - overflow and nested tables */
                       AND NOT EXISTS
                             (SELECT   NULL
                                FROM   sys.tab$ t
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                                       AND (BITAND (t.property, 512) = 512
                                            OR BITAND (t.property, 8192) = 8192))))
              AND o.linkname IS NULL;
  

• What is the difference between varchar and varchar2

  Hello
  
  can someone tell me difference between varchar and varchar2
  
  Thank you
  Chantal

  >
  can someone tell me difference between varchar and varchar2
  >

  See VARCHAR2 and VARCHAR in the section of the doc of the SQL language data types
  >
  The VARCHAR2 data type
  The VARCHAR2 data type specifies a variable-length character string. When you create a VARCHAR2 column, you specify the maximum number of bytes or characters of data it can hold. Oracle then stores each value in the column exactly as you specify, provided that the value does not exceed the maximum length of the column. If you try to insert a value that is greater than the specified length, then Oracle returns an error.

  The VARCHAR data type
  Do not use the VARCHAR data type. Use the VARCHAR2 data type. Although the VARCHAR data type is currently synonymous with the VARCHAR2, VARCHAR data type is programmed to be redefined as a separate datatype used for character strings of variable length compared to different comparison semantics.