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  If you have not taken a glance at this map permissions by GrantOrchard you should. It is very useful to know what permissions each user role. The big difference between the role of support and the user is that the user can only do things for themselves and user support can do things on behalf of other users. There is nothing quite as granular as you specified.

• The difference between the expression and the function?

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  2776946 wrote:

  Could someone please explain me the technical difference? For example, I know CAST is an expression and To_CHAR would be a function, but what differentiates the expressions of functions?

  What is the difference between a bird and an OWL?  An OWL is a special type of a bird.  All owls birds, but not all birds are fun.

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• difference between the real time module and module fpga

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• What is the most important difference between 3D Picture control and controlling the display of Simulator

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  People,

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  I need to install Oracle ADF (Application Development Framework) or ADR (execution of Application Development) to run my application for Admission online web page for PeopleSoft Campus Solution 9.0, but I do not know the difference between the ADF and the ADR.

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  (2) as indicated in the document, ADF 12.1.3.0.0 can work with Websphere Server Application. ADF can work with Tuxedo 11 g?

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  Timo

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  Also please let me know other terms and conditions for the one application with annual plan, paid monthly plan.

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