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• Difference between function and procedure

  Hi all
  
  My doubt is that the procedure can be used to return multiple values with OUT parameter and function can also be used to do the same if necessary to return multiple values with OUT parameter.
  
  So with this point of view, which is maybe the difference between these types of the two objects. and obviously if necessary to choose one of these two, we'll go to procedure, why not function?
  
  What is perhaps the reason for this?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  Vipin Kumar Rai

  Nitesh. wrote:
  The main difference I between stored procedure and function of stored procedures compiled only once and can be called again and again without be compiled every time, this improves performance and saves time, of other functions to compile every time as is called...

  Would you care to show what you mean. To the best of my knowledge this last statement is not correct.

  The main difference for procedures and functions it program design.

  A procedure should be used for something that is running a process, where nothing is required to be returned.
  A function should be used when a value is required to be returned.

  Yes, the procedures can have OUT parameters (as can functions) but that is generally considered bad practice. If you have values be returned, you must use a function with an appropriate return type (structured type if necessary) so that all the requirements of data is returned via the return value. IMO the only acceptable practice to use variables is when you use a variable IN OUT for something in a procedure for this element which is manipulated by the procedure, so for example you'd 'ManipulateData (myData); as a procedure rather than "myData: = ManipulateData (myData);" in function, where the latter would be using resources of additional memory (copies of data) in most cases.

• Difference between function and stored procedure

  Hi guys, I don't understand the exact difference between a function and a stored procedure. I have a lot of google but still. Can someone explain in simple terms. Thank you.

  Hello

  Here is an example of a user-defined function:

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION     factorial
  (      in_num       IN     PLS_INTEGER
  )
  RETURN     PLS_INTEGER
  DETERMINISTIC
  IS
  BEGIN
       IF  in_num IS NULL
       THEN
            RETURN     NULL;
       ELSIF in_num <= 1
       THEN
            RETURN  1;
       ELSE
            RETURN  in_num * factorial (in_num - 1);
       END IF;
  END     factorial;
  /
  SHOW ERRORS
  

  This function returns an integer. You can use the function (or, more exactly, the integer returned) everywhere where a whole expression is allowed.
  For example

  SELECT     ROWNUM
  ,     factorial (ROWNUM)     AS f
  ,     loc
  ,     SUBSTR ( loc
              , 1
              , factorial (ROWNUM)
              )          AS s
  FROM     scott.dept;
  

  Output:

  `   ROWNUM          F LOC           S
  ---------- ---------- ------------- -------------
           1          1 NEW YORK      N
           2          2 DALLAS        DA
           3          6 CHICAGO       CHICAG
           4         24 BOSTON        BOSTON
  

• What is the difference between procedure and function?

  Hello
  I want to know the difference between procedure and function.
  Also, I want to know the types (if any) of procedures and functions.
  
  Concerning

  A function requires a return value.

  A procedure, while allowing the option PARAMETERS, mandates without return.

• What is the difference between AXIEM and EMSIght? What are the benefits of AXIEM by EMSight if any?

  I wonder what are the differences between AXIEM and EMSight. Are associated with application? One is better than the other? Please explain.

  AWR estimated AXIEM most powerful plan EM Simulator around.   AXIEM is at the center of continuous research and improvement, while EMSight is only worked on if revealed serious flaws.  Here is a summary of the differences:

  Mesh

  • EMSight must mesh the nearest grid drivers using rectangles.  This causes the mesh to have more elements mesh when there are small and large geometries.  The grid should be small enough to capture the small geometry but then causes large geometries to mesh more.   In addition, angled or curved structures causes inefficiencies mesh.
  
  
  • AXIEM STS forms, rather than a grid.  In addition, the mesh can be rectangle or triangle.   This allows a much more efficient mesh.   AXIEM generally have a much more efficient
  
  
  • AXIEM contains the ability to process forms to clean geometries that cause inefficiencies of the mesh.  EMSight does not have this feature.
  
  
  • AXIEM can forms thick metal mesh, EMSight can not, and user must make approximations when thick metal will change coupling (loss is recorded properly with the thickness of the metal)

  Ports

  • The ports are for the most part similar, but parasites due on AXIEM ports are less.  In addition, the AXIEM has a side wall, thus the effects of not move of the terms of reference of the edge of the line are a lot less AXIEM in.
  
  
  • Ports can be added to most any place in geometry with AXIEM.  For EMSight, the ports are usually only added outside the geometry and have limitations to the aircraft on either side of the reference speaker.

  Problem solvers

  • EMSight does not have a low frequency Solver.  Stop low-frequency and then extrapolate to DC.  This usually works well, but you must take into account if the extrapolation is accurate.  AXIEM presents both a low and high frequency Solver so will do better in a low frequencies generally much better in DC.
  
  
  • Solver of EMSight scales O (n) ^ 2 for memory and O (n) ^ 3 for the moment.   It has a special algorithm to break the question of memory, but the question of time is the killer.  AXIEM has a direct Solver which scales in the same way and an iterative Solver which will scale O (nlogn).   In other words, AXIEM can solve a lot of bigger problems than EMSight.
  
  
  • Several AXIEM processes are multithreaded as EMSight.

  Speaker

  • EMSight is inside a perfect driver side wall.   This works well if you the circuit is in the same cavity.  If not, you must know the rules of them on to the forms of space of the flanks and how that much to extend the port could reference planes.   AXIEM is not here.   AXIEM does not currently have to simulate a perfect driver side wall.

  I don't know that I missed a few aspects of the tools.   From the point of view of the AWR that AXIEM is the tool of choice, except in a few cases have been EMSight may be required.

• difference between GetCtrlBitmap and GetCtrlDisplayBitmap

  What is the difference between functions

  GetCtrlBitmap() and GetCtrlDisplayBitmap()?

  If it's important, this would use CVI 8.5.

  Thank you very much.

  An image control can have an image inside. A digital or graphic control cannot.

  With GetCtrlBitmap, you can retrieve the image that is loaded inside a control image and this alone (without the up-down arrows and other details control framework); with GetCtrlDisplayBitmap you can get a copy of the full control even if the control does not have a bitmap into it (for example a complete digital with the up-down arrows, sign of radix and thus of suite; a graph or stripchart, to which you copy also scale aspect and so on).

• 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

• What are the differences between RT and Win 8 Pro?

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• What is the difference between Mutipoint and Multiway video calls?

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  See the relevant Multiway Deployment Guide corresponding to the version of software that you run on your VCS - C for more information; http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/support/unified-communications/Telepresence-video-communication-server-VCs/products-installation-and-configuration-guides-list.html

  /Jens

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• Difference between 'Form' and 'object '.

  I am writing today a guide in my native language and want to understand the difference between 'Object' and 'Form' for Illustrator. We have menu object in the Panel and can find a few options of forms under this menu.

  Also we program this object is:

  In computing, an object can be a variable, a data structure, a function or a methodand as such, is a location in memory value and possibly referenced by an identifier.

  In class-based object-oriented programming paradigm, 'object' refers to an instance of a class where the object can be a combination of data structures, functions, and variables.

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  There is menu item "Create object mosaic" option which works only with raster images. This is why any other object in artificial intelligence is not object?

  Thank you

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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)

  I don't really know the difference between them.

  In Javascript, I know that window is loaded in the browser first, then the document is loaded in the window.

  It's like the window is your browser window and the document is the HTML page inside.

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  1 use loops to knock down my code

  2 reuse the same function in other slides

  Concerning

  Donal.

  Your assumptions are correct.

  the cpAPIInterface is in the window.

  The Text_Entry_Box1_inputField is in the document, not the window, but you can use:

  window.document.getElementById("Text_Entry_Box1_inputField").style.border = 'solid red medium. "

  Scope of variables depends on how and when they are declared, and it is generally best to limit their scope and not use them globally in the window object. All seem to be available in the cPs variables window.

• What is the difference between Oracle and MySQL

  Hello
  
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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
  
  
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  TABLE_NAME COMMENTS
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  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?
  >
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  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

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  . . .
  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.

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     TNAME,
     TABTYPE,
     CLUSTERID
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                              2,
                              'TABLE',
                              3,
                              'CLUSTER',
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       FROM   sys.tab$ t, sys."_CURRENT_EDITION_OBJ" o
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  /* 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
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              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
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              AND ( (o.type# IN (4, 5, 6))
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                       AND NOT EXISTS
                             (SELECT   NULL
                                FROM   sys.tab$ t
                               WHERE   t.obj# = o.obj#
                                       AND (BITAND (t.property, 512) = 512
                                            OR BITAND (t.property, 8192) = 8192))))
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• Difference between flow and stolen

  Hello
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  Nirmal

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

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  getAddressDetails

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• Difference between getDBTransaction and getTransaction

  Hi all
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  Thank you
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