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• Difference between NOT & NOT EXISTS

  Hi all

  Difference between NOT & NOT EXISTS, those same results there...

  SELECT empno, ename from emp e

  WHERE there is no (SELECT Emp Archbishop mgr)

  SELECT empno, ename from emp e

  WHERE empno not in (SELECT Emp Archbishop mgr)

  Thank you to explain to me please...

  Now the problem with NULL and not IN

  If you had a condition:

  Col IN (1,2,3, NULL)

  so it makes sense the same

  Col = 1 col GOLD = 2 GOLD col = 3 OR col = NULL

  which means that you need to answer to one of the 4 conditions to answer this construction

  whereas if you had

  Col NOT IN (1,2,3, NULL)

  What is logical identical

  Col <> 1 AND col <> 2 AND col <> 3 AND col <> NULL

  When you have to meet all 4 conditions, but

  Col <> NULL will never be true, because the exact operator to compare something with the NULL value IS or IS NOT

  so if your list contains a NULL value, and that you compare with NOT IN, then you will never get a positive response to this condition.

  HTH

  Roger

• What is the difference between Photoshop Touch &amp; Photoshop Express applications?

  What is the difference between Photoshop Touch & Photoshop Express applications?

  PS Express allows you to change the attributes of an image, including color, lighting, etc. (culture) of composition.  PS Touch offers much more advanced features such as layers.  PS Express is a free online tool while PS Touch is a paid app that works from your device.

• the difference between not found SIM and SIM invalid

  Hello

  I want to make a difference between the 3 scenarios:

  1 SIM not found

  2 SIM is present but SIM card PIN code request is 'ON '.

  3. SIM card is bad, invalid, not in working condition.

  All I know is that we can use SIMCardInfo.getIMSI (), which throws a SIMCardException in all these 3 cases. How can I differentiate these?

  The SIMCardInfo class is the only class to interact with the SIM in the device. If you could provide a business case valid for need to determine the condition of the SIM card, then please submit a new feature request in the incident handler:
  https://www.BlackBerry.com/JIRA/secure/dashboard.jspa

  Kind regards

• What is the difference between NOT IN and LEFT OUTER JOIN

  Hello
  
  I searched the difference between everywhere. But his powerlessness.
  Please tell me the differences.
  
  Thanks in advance
  KVB

  It's like comparing apples and oranges.

  NOT IN - exclude all lines matching the condition NOT IN (beware of NULL values).

  JOIN EXTERNAL - return of rows from the inner table even if there is no corresponding row in the outer table.

  SQL> -- NOT IN
  SQL> with x as
    2  (select 1 col1 from dual union all
    3   select 2 col1 from dual union all
    4   select 3 col1 from dual)
    5  ,    y as
    6  (select 1 col1 from dual)
    7  select *
    8  from   x
    9  where  col1 not in (1,2);
  
        COL1
  ----------
           3
  
  SQL> -- NOT IN (subquery)
  SQL>
  SQL> with x as
    2  (select 1 col1 from dual union all
    3   select 2 col1 from dual union all
    4   select 3 col1 from dual)
    5  ,    y as
    6  (select 1 col1 from dual)
    7  select *
    8  from   x
    9  where  col1 not in (select col1 from y);
  
        COL1
  ----------
           2
           3
  
  SQL> -- OUTER JOIN
  SQL> with x as
    2  (select 1 col1 from dual union all
    3   select 2 col1 from dual union all
    4   select 3 col1 from dual)
    5  ,    y as
    6  (select 1 col1 from dual)
    7  select *
    8  from   x
    9  left outer join
   10         y
   11  on x.col1 = y.col1;
  
        COL1       COL1
  ---------- ----------
           1          1
           3
           2
  
  SQL> -- Maybe it helps to contrast LOJ with just JOIN?
  SQL> with x as
    2  (select 1 col1 from dual union all
    3   select 2 col1 from dual union all
    4   select 3 col1 from dual)
    5  ,    y as
    6  (select 1 col1 from dual)
    7  select *
    8  from   x
    9  join   y
   10  on x.col1 = y.col1;
  
        COL1       COL1
  ---------- ----------
           1          1
  
  SQL> 
  

• Hi, I can not find the cuda switch in my PowerMac dual g4 in the opposite direction, what is the difference between reset pram by touch or cuda?

  Hello

  I can't find the switch cuda in my PowerMac g4 dual mirrored, 1.00

  What is the difference between reset pram by touch or cuda?

  Switching on the open Mac I can see a small red light and I listen to the classic sound

  but nothing on the monitor.

  FireWire connection with my mac Mini, I can view and save the hd PowerMac

  The battery was completed in December 2012 (it's weird, cause I bought the double

  years before and never changed)

  Thanks for your attention and sorry for my English...

  First of all, I have to warn. G4 MDD don't have a CUDA button and old Macs - it has a PMU reset button. The difference is that, for a computer with the PMU system like yours, you give the key ONLY a short thrust, not longer than a second.

  If treat you it as if it was a CUDA button and hold for 20 seconds, you will seriously damage your computer. That said, this image shows the location of the PMU reset in a G4 MDD:

  

  What is the difference between reset pram by keyboard or cuda?

  Since your G4 has no CUDA reset ability, this becomes a moot point. In the old Mac (G3 Beige and more - the "Old world ROM" Macs) reset PRAM via the keyboard is not completely zero everything; the CUDA reset did.

• Not sure about the difference between Lenovo series

  Hey guys, I intend to buy a laptop for daily use soon and many portable computers cought Lenovo my eye (especially for their full ips hd and touch screen), but

  There's something that confuses me on their brand image, what is the difference between:

  Yoga 500

  Flex 3

  Yoga 3

  I could find good in each of them a similar version, otherwise identical specifications, why they cost so differently and what is

  the real difference between them?

  Thank you!

  I checked these two models, and I think it will now come down to personal preference.

  I got the JBL speakers and Dolby ones certified. Two speakers sound great, but I would go with the Dolby option.

  So here's the points in favor of Y500-

  (1) speakers Dolby

  2) more USB ports

  (3) HDMI port (it is a full port and no microphone, I prefer complete ports)

  (4) more large HDD (1 TB + 8 GB SSHD, fast enough)

  (5) it's cheaper

  Points in favor of Yoga 3-

  1) less weight

  (2) small charger (still less weight)

  (3) 256 GB SSD (faster)

  I think that at the end of the day, Yoga 3 will be a little easier to transport (if you travel a lot), and 500 Yoga will be heavier. My personal vote will increase to 500 of Yoga.

  You should probably look at detailed descriptions to see the dissipation of heat and other factors.

  Also, I hope that you are not buying these to make some plays heavy, these laptops are not for good game. They will work some games decently, but nothing too serious. In addition, more the laptop, the more heat it will generate.

• 4.7 the difference between touch and non-touch devices

  Hi all

  I want to differentiate between touch and non touch devices to devices based on OS 4.7. For example Storm and Storm2 are touch while the tower is not touch. is there an API or how we can make a difference.

  Thanks in advacne

  Touchscreen.isSupported () should solve your problem.

• Not sure of the difference between the two registry paths.

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE tools\msconfig\startupreg\

  entries are stored here, program under key and others, how are they different from the entries stored here...
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE tools\startupreg\
  They two have something to do with starting. someone with a little know-how in this field could be a great help.
  What is the difference between these two and what not the keys of each way folder. ?

  If it is any help, I checked my xp, vista, and win7 and they all have this branch of the registry but it is empty of all keys. for example empty:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE tools\msconfig\startupreg\

  and none of the bones had the other key that you mentioned. I do not use quicktime, so this may be the reason why.

  If I had to guess with analysis and fiddling with the registry since it was invented by microsoft, registry branch I have is 'standard '.

  While the secondary registry branch that I don't have is "non-standard" and probably created by quicktime or other software during installation.

  These registry branches are created because the manufacturers software third differring depend on utilities such as quicktime will be writtened to find the key in the registration or another branch.  If the additional branch and keys are added for extra measure by quicktime or other programs.

  I think that in your particular case, only quicktime can tell you why they need to put their keys in 2 different branches.  but its likely that my logic above explain the reason for being.

  HTH.

• Difference between an application and a Folio and what is not taken in charge

  Hello

  I'm about to dive into work on my first app in InDesign.

  I have two questions that are more specific, while I understand the difference.

  1. What is the difference between an App and a Folio?

  2. I also understand that native animations and synchronization options are NOT supported in a Folio for a DPS, the same system go for something later to be used as an application?

  Just try to understand and start on the right foot

  Thank you!

  Babs

  Imagine a folio as content kind of as a book has pages.

  The app has a folio.

  That said, you may not aware that only edition apps are no longer included in Creative cloud without a full account of DPS, you cannot create an app.

• Difference between the operator NOT EXISTS and NOT IN

  Hi experts,

  I understand that this question has been asked several times, but I would like to have a clear understanding of the following:

  SELECT MEANING FROM FND_LOOKUPS WHERE LOOKUP_TYPE='WIS_WORK_DEFINITION_NAME';
  

  The results are:

  Spare

  Main working definition

  Rework

  Test

  User_Defined_WD

  Check

  I have run this query:

  select work_definition_name from  WIS_WORK_DEFINITIONS WSD WHERE WSD.ORGANIZATION_ID=207 AND WSD.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID=2686;;

  The query gives output below:

  MAIN

  REWORK

  When I run the sub query, I expect no result because the inner query in the NOT IN operator returns a NULL value.

  Query -1: the query is:

  SELECT fl.meaning FROM fnd_lookups fl WHERE fl.lookup_type='WIS_WORK_DEFINITION_NAME' AND fl.lookup_code NOT in
  (SELECT NULL FROM wis_work_Definitions wsd WHERE wsd.organization_id=207 AND wsd.inventory_item_id=2686
  AND  fl.lookup_code=wsd.work_Definition_name);
  

  If the inner query returns null, the query gives the result:

  Spare

  Test

  User_Defined_WD

  Check

  I was under the assumption that if the inner query returns null, then the global query would return no data. Example:

  Query-2:

  SELECT fl.meaning fl fnd_lookups WHERE fl.lookup_type = 'WIS_WORK_DEFINITION_NAME' fl.lookup_code AND NOT IN (SELECT NULL FROM dual);

  The query above pulled out no data as the inner query returned NULL. What I failed to understand was the difference between the query-1 and query-2.

  While Query1 returns data, query-2 not return all the data.

  There is no apparent difference between these two queries, because of the last sentence of your NOT IN query:

  AND fl.lookup_code = wsd.work_Definition_name

  Consider the row where lookup_code = HAND. The NOT IN query is a single line in wis_work_definitions where wsd.organization_id = 207 AND wsd.inventory_item_id = 2686 AND 'MAIN' = wsd.work_Definition_name. If your queries are actually like that for this line:

  SELECT fl.meaning fl fnd_lookups WHERE fl.lookup_type = 'WIS_WORK_DEFINITION_NAME' AND fl.lookup_code = 'MAIN' fl.lookup_code AND NOT in ('HAND')

  SELECT fl.meaning fl fnd_lookups WHERE fl.lookup_type = 'WIS_WORK_DEFINITION_NAME' AND fl.lookup_code = 'MAIN' fl.lookup_code AND NOT in (NULL)

  No one who will return a line, for reasons that are obvious, hopefully.

  Now consider the row where lookup_code = TEST. The NOT IN query finds a no line in wis_work_definitions where wsd.organization_id = 207 AND wsd.inventory_item_id = 2686 AND 'TEST' = wsd.work_Definition_name. A list NOT IN containing no words can be ignored, so the two queries become like this:

  SELECT fl.meaning fl fnd_lookups WHERE fl.lookup_type = 'WIS_WORK_DEFINITION_NAME' AND fl.lookup_code = 'TEST'

  Which returns a line.

  So the effect of these two queries is to return all values except those that appear in that particular (set of) definition (s) of work.

• Do not understand the difference between my models and why they are distributed differently

  I converted a bunch of guest in model systems and I have now a few top group and listed on sub Discover Virtual machines but also have other models in alphabetical order among the guest computers.

  I need know how to find the differences between these models (there are) and why

  they are arranged in this way?

  I have attached a picture of my layout, note both models circled were created from the same guest machine and the content seems to be the same. My host is vSphere ESXi 4.

  Thank you

  Andy

  andykam wrote:

  The hosts and clusters discovered I model right click and select Convert to template. But have listed it under default, after the model to select the virtual machine that is discovered in the wizard. Otherwise, it gets partner and alphabetical?

  exactly

• The most elegant way to get the difference between two tables - not least!

  Hello
  
  
  Simplified example of what I'm trying to achieve - I have two tables ORIGINAL and REVISED.
  
  
  My aim is to compare the two, such as; -
  
  
  When there is data in the two tables I get the difference between the Budget column, and if there is no difference, so I don't want no lines.
  
  When data exists in the ORIGINAL, but not in review, I want to the inverse of the current value of the Budget column.
  
  Where the data exist in REVISED I want the REVISED value.
  
  I can see how I can do this, see below, but is there a more elegant solution?
  
  
  
  
  Data for the ORIGINAL table
  

  select '801040' entity, '2186' expense_type, 234000 budget
  from dual
  union all
  select '801040' entity, '3001' expense_type, 1000 budget
  from dual
  union all
  select '801040' entity, 'P132' expense_type, 34000 budget
  from dual
  union all
  select '801040' entity, 'P135' expense_type, 43000 budget
  from dual

  Data for the REVISED table
  

  select '801040' entity, '2186' expense_type, 235000 budget
  from dual
  union all
  select '801040' entity, 'P132' expense_type, 34000 budget
  from dual
  union all
  select '801040' entity, 'P139' expense_type, 56000 budget
  from dual

  Desired output
  
  
  
  ENTITY EXPENSE_TYPE DIFFERENCE
  ------ ------------ ----------
  801040 2186 1000
  801040 3001-1000
  801040 P135-43000
  801040 P139 56000
  
  5 selected lines.
  
  
  
  Code current to achieve this, is there a better way?
  

  select original.entity
  ,      original.expense_type
  ,       (nvl(revised.budget,0) - original.budget) as difference
  from   original
  ,      revised
  where  original.entity = revised.entity(+)
  and    original.expense_type = revised.expense_type(+)
  and   (nvl(revised.budget,0) - original.budget) != 0
  union all
  select  revised.entity
  ,       revised.expense_type
  ,       revised.budget as difference
  from   revised
  where  not exists
  (select 'x'
  from   original
  where  original.entity = revised.entity
  and    original.expense_type = revised.expense_type)
  and    revised.budget != 0

  Thanks a lot for your comments,.
  
  
  Robert.
  
  Published by: Robert Angel on January 17, 2012 03:31 to change is not equal to! = - Thanks for the heads up

  SQL> with original
    2  as
    3  (
    4    select '801040' entity, '2186' expense_type, 234000 budget
    5    from dual
    6    union all
    7    select '801040' entity, '3001' expense_type, 1000 budget
    8    from dual
    9    union all
   10    select '801040' entity, 'P132' expense_type, 34000 budget
   11    from dual
   12    union all
   13    select '801040' entity, 'P135' expense_type, 43000 budget
   14    from dual
   15  )
   16  , revised
   17  as
   18  (
   19    select '801040' entity, '2186' expense_type, 235000 budget
   20    from dual
   21    union all
   22    select '801040' entity, 'P132' expense_type, 34000 budget
   23    from dual
   24    union all
   25    select '801040' entity, 'P139' expense_type, 56000 budget
   26    from dual
   27  )
   28  select *
   29    from (
   30          select nvl(o.entity, r.entity) entity,
   31                 nvl(o.expense_type, r.expense_type) expense_type,
   32                 nvl(r.budget,0) - nvl(o.budget,0) budget
   33            from original o
   34            full join revised r
   35              on o.entity = r.entity
   36             and o.expense_type = r.expense_type
   37         )
   38   where budget <> 0
   39  /
  
  ENTITY EXPE     BUDGET
  ------ ---- ----------
  801040 2186       1000
  801040 P135     -43000
  801040 3001      -1000
  801040 P139      56000
  
  SQL>
  

• What is the difference between the password and access code

  I get all the IDs and passwords and none are accepted

  "I received message' iPad requires your password after restart", but it does not accept passwords

  What is the difference between the password and access code

  Standard codes which block the iPad are 4 or 6-digit. You can set a more difficult to decode, personalized access code / password in the settings using letter and numbers if you wish.

  A password is a series of numbers, symbols and letters that a user putting in place to protect the information in a frame, a web site, e-mail, etc. This may actually be a word or series of words, if you wanted to set up in this way.

  Your iPad is looking for this 4- or 6-digit code. If you can remember, you must restore the device so for free.

  If you have forgotten the password for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, or your device is disabled - Apple supports

• What is the difference between MP3 and WMA?

  explain more about the difference between mp3 and wma. I have and IPOD Touch but I want to use my computer to store all my music and videos, but want to put it on my IPOD as well.

  In addition, iPods do not support the WMA format, then you probably want to use the MP3.