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• Is there a way to find the actual size of the patterns as if all the HWM meter resetting tables?

  RDBMS Version: 11.2.0.3

  Platform: Oracle Linux 6.2

  The following query gives the size of patterns. But if there is no large table in these schemas that can be narrowed (IE. High tide being reset) then the actual size of these schemas will be less indicated below.

  Is there a way to find the size of a schema, as if the reset of the HWM in all tables in it?

  SQL > select master, sum (bytes/power (1024,3)) GB of dba_segments group by owner by Go order desc;

  OWNER                                  GB

  ------------------------------ ----------

  SBTOEL 1798.49951

  MIGPHS 228.772522

  SYS 22.4576416

  MIGSTATIC 4.79718018

  MIGRFS 2.39648438

  SYSTEME.523681641

  SYSMAN.277893066

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  Tom wrote:

  RDBMS Version: 11.2.0.3

  Platform: Oracle Linux 6.2

  The following query gives the size of patterns. But if there is no large table in these schemas that can be narrowed (IE. High tide being reset) then the actual size of these schemas will be less indicated below.

  Is there a way to find the size of a schema, as if the reset of the HWM in all tables in it?

  SQL > select master, sum (bytes/power (1024,3)) GB of dba_segments group by owner by Go order desc;

  OWNER                                  GB

  ------------------------------ ----------

  SBTOEL 1798.49951

  MIGPHS 228.772522

  SYS 22.4576416

  MIGSTATIC 4.79718018

  MIGRFS 2.39648438

  SYSTEME.523681641

  SYSMAN.277893066

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  .

  .

  given zero HWM does NOT change the amount of consumed disk space.

• methods to follow the actual size of the thin disk

  In my environment, I'm above implement disk Thin Provisioning, for the purposes of the report, I need to monitor the actual size of the service end disc is there a tool or script that would help me to monitor disk size real of thin disc put into service.

  Get-VM VMNAME | Select name, usedspaceGB

  the usedspaceGB will give you the actual use.

• Questions regarding the process of implementing container/control. How "parent of filling" and how to get the actual size of the control?

  I'm writing some UI component custom waterfalls. I went if the document several times and still have two questions:

  1. is it possible to adjust the width of the control to fill the container parent without specifying the number hardcoded in pixel? I see many example of code uses '768' as hardcoded width.

  2. I understand that the 'preferred size' could be ignored in some cases. Is it possible that I can get the actual size of the control on the screen programmatically?

  3. is there any signal was issued when a control container/finish covering all of its child nodes? How do I know what size of a control is finally decided?

  Thank you

  mdodd wrote:

  (1) you can use (QML)

  horizontalAlignment: HorizontalAlignment.Fill
  

  or (C++)

  myControl->setHorizontalAlignment(HorizontalAlignment::Fill);
  

  This will cause control occupy the entire width available to its parent. However, keep in mind you may have to use this property on all containers of parent to the node root to get the width of the full screen.

  As far as I KNOW simon_hain is located on the other two issues.

  ((2) & (3) I just dug around and you find LayoutUpdateHandler would do the job:

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/reference/bb__cascades__layoutupdatehandler.html

  mdodd answer on question 1) is correct.

  I can't believe they made a separate category for such a common task. Framework of stunts have had some serious consistency problems, that's what I feel.

  Thanks to all who have contributed to

• possible to find the size of a view

  
  Hi guys,.

  How do you guys normally find the size of the view?

  I had a situation here.

  DB_1 enjoys a view (created by selecting in tables via the union..)

  DB_2 has a procedure that will refresh a materialized view (select * from < the_table_from _db_1) @DB_1_database; )

  Question 1:

  How can I find the size of the view which is called DB_1. I don't think that if I can use dba_segments to find the size that I can't find a segment_type which is = 'DISPLAY '.

  Question2: the error below were reported by the team of apps.

  *

  ERROR on line 1:

  ORA-12008: error path refresh materialized view

  ORA-01652: unable to extend segment temp of 128 in tablespace TEMP

  ORA-02063: preceding line DB_1

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 2256

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 2462

  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_SNAPSHOT", line 2431

  ORA-06512: at "FWSS. < Procedures > r_", line 6

  ORA-06512: at line 1

  I tried to look for similair error on both of my database alert log but it could not be found. The above error must be charged on the alert logs.

  I saw many of the errors of the DB_1 alert log below.

  ORA-1652: unable to extend segment temp of 128 in tablespace TEMP

  So here's my question, getting the above error on DB_1 when DB_2 procedure call a refresh of its point of view of materliized which is to select the view via a link db DB_1?

  I suspect that the view is too large, which is at the origin of the temp will apear error.

  Hello

  Yes, the temporary tablespaces are generally used for the sort operation or join operations that cannot be handled in RAM and should use the disk (temporary file). as you say, your MV is on DB_2 and extracted data DB_1, where the sqls are merged and executed and according to the size of the data, the class union itself causes trained him in the use of the temp space and since you don't have enough room temp the ORA-01652 survey database

  for temporary tablespace all the sorting operations for instance share a single sort segment and this segment of the sort is assigned when the first statement ask the instance and can be communicated with the judgment. When the sort operation uses temp space extends the awarded are not automatically désallouées, however,

  those are mark them as free and will be available for later use.

  To your question, there could be a large operation that caused the tempfile to grows well in the database and once the operation is finished, the space

  is not automatically released, so in managed locally temporary tablespace, you can reduce the tablespace temporary for free those allocated unused space.

  In your situation you need not to shrink but to add tempfiles more.

  Kind regards

• Copy and paste from Illustrator - actual size? (not to scale)

  Hello, I have a question about something that I met several times and can't seem to find an answer to. when I copy something of Illustrator and place it in Photoshop (like a SmartObject), I want to set the actual size, rather than adjust to the size of the PS file. For example, say I have a PS 100x50px file. In Illustrator, I create this file PS elements. I have a component in artificial intelligence that is 100 x 50 with text down. If I copy and paste that in PS, it will not match exactly because the text gives a little extra space above and below and it actually copies as say 100x50.74px and is therefore biased (or scale truly wrong, proportionately) when pasted in the PS file. Of course I can resize manually, but it is inefficient and unreliable. It seems that there should be a preference somewhere where you can choose to paste to adapt or stick to actual size, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. Can someone help or is it still possible? (seems like it should be) Does make sense? Thanks in advance!

  Ben

  An excellent question. I remember the time to make a document larger than my Clipboard until I found this wonderful setting.

  Go to preferences > General > uncheck Resize Images in Place.

  

• Find virtual machines with disks of 'thin '.

  Hello

  I'm looking for a script that locates the virtual machines with disks of 'thin' and retrieves information about the provisioned size and "used" actual size and output to a CSV file.

  Thank you in advance!

  This gives you a report on virtual machines with thin discs and the capacity of your hard disk.

  Validated clerk/no values are available only through VM by the data store, I'm afraid, not by the hard drive.

  $report = foreach($vm in Get-VM){    $vm.Harddisks | where {$_.StorageFormat -eq "Thin"} |    Select @{N="VM";E={$vm.Name}},@{N="Harddisk";E={$_.Name}},    @{N="ProvisionedGB";E={[math]::Round($_.CapacityKB/1MB,1)}}}$report | Export-Csv "C:\report.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
  

• How can I get the actual size of an element in a photo?

  HI -.

  I was responsible for providing the actual measurements of the elements in the photographs. (There are 300 different photos, so I hope we find a pretty direct solution).

  My thought process was to open a photo, drag a bounding box around the document with the tool of the mark and read the precautions in the Info Panel.  But it does not work too well.

  
  

  In the sake of discussion, let's say I have a picture of a simple, plastic, badge/toy type 'happy meal '.  The insignia is actually 1 "squares.

  When I drag the box around it the Panel Info tells me that it measures W:3.37 "X H:3.37".

  ' ' I can't figure out how to get l: 1 "x H:1" to appear in the Info Panel.

  Dimensions of the photo show a massive 66 "x 44" at 72 dpi, and it seems that all 300 of these photos have the same dimensions, so one solution it should all.

  So the question is - using Photoshop, how to learn the physical measures of an element in a photo?

  I thought that this should be simple, but it turns out to be a real headache.

  Any expert TIA of entry.

  Josh

  You open the dialog box Image size (Ctrl Alt i or Cmd Opt i on a Mac).  Make sure that resampling is _not_ checked and the width is defined in inches.  Now do a little math:

  Size of your choice as 3.37 in. is indicated in your case, but you know that the actual size is 1 inch, multiply all that is in the field of the resolution of 3.37

  So if it's 72 resolution must be 242.64

  Make this change and OK it

  Drag another sample around the badge to check that the right size now.

  Don't forget: Re-sample must be disabled in the Image Size dialog box.

• How to find the size of the text string...

  Hi friends,

  How to find the size of the text, in KB or in bytes or MB, I have a text box control, when I type a text in do I find the size of the text that is entered control.please of entry help very urgent...

  Thnaks

  Balu-

  Hi David,

  Nice Solution, but I think that it will not give the exact size of the string for a particular case where the string contains UTF string as a single letter format can exceed more than 1 byte.

  So I think it should be modified as:

  private function getTextSize(value:String): String

  {

  var div_by:int = 100;

  var sze_is:String = 'KB ';

  var len_is:int = getUTFLength (value); now the length is actually measured, regardless of the format of the text

  If (len_is > 1000000)

  {

  div_by = 100000;

  sze_is = 'mb ';

  }

  Return(string(math.round(len_is/div_by)/10)+sze_is);

  }

  private void getUTFLength(value:String):int
  {
  var byteArray:ByteArray = new ByteArray();
  byteArray.writeUTFBytes (value);
  Return CharArray.Length;
  }

  Concerning

  -Vikash

• Where can I find the size of my file in iPhoto

  Where can I find the size of my file in iPhoto. I want to save my 7000 photos on a flash drive, but don't know what size drive to buy?

  Choose home in the Finder Go menu, double-click the images folder, select the library and choose read information in the file menu.

  The volume that contains the iPhoto library should be in Mac OS Extended format.

  (143187)

• How to find the size of the list box

  Hello

  I have a list with 4itmes in that box. I want the list box size, just to busy data in the listbox. Is it possible that we can find the size of the list box? Help, please.

  Here you go

  

• I need to reset my password for my account because I forgot me and I can not find my password reset disk

  need help to reset my password on my account but I can't find my password rest disk!

  Hello
  Microsoft technical support engineers cannot help you recover the passwords of the files and Microsoft who are lost or forgotten product features. For more information about this policy, please refer to the below sticky

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistasecurity/thread/3eba3150-8742-4264-be9f-0daaad2282cd

• can what size hard disk I mount in a computer hp Pavilion ze4410ea laptop?

  What size of disk can be mounted in a HP Pavilion ze4410ea?

  Hello:

  You'd be safe with a 80 GB IDE HDD to 5 400 rpm.

  Definitely, do no more than 120 GB.

  Paul

• Where to find a list of "disks recommended" for mx922? I usually use the Verbatim.

  Where can I find a list of 'disks recommended' for printing or do I need to see a list?

  I usually use the Verbatim.

  Hi jailbee,

  If you want to print on disks with your PIXMA MX922, use only printable discs.

  A "printable disc" differs from normal disc (BD/DVD/CD, etc.) because the surface of the label has been specially treated to be printed on an inkjet printer.

  Do not print on printable disks which are not compatible with inkjet printing. Ink not dry not and can cause problems with the disc itself or devices which the disc is loaded on.

• Actual size of jpg (right click, properties) of the windows Viewer is correct?

  When I open a jpg file in properties it tells me it's 6.42 M (for example 4413 x 3317 pixel at 180dpi). When I opened that same jpg in photoshop (pixels and dpi are the same), it is approx. 40 M
  Who is right? You can get the actual size of the jpg in the windows Viewer easily? I catalog images and I want to record the correct data. Thank you

  Each time a .jpg file is edited and re-registered it loses
  a resolution. This can be very noticeable to a
  low resolution photo... 640x480ppi for example.
  In very high resolution photos that we have today
  12-8-15 cameras digital megapixels... the
  the loss is negligible and is not noticeable to
  the naked eye.

  If you had some very important pictures and wanted to
  make sure that no loss is produced that you could save their
  in a lossless PNG or TIFF format, but the file
  sizes would be equal to that of your .jpg uncompressed.

  This could be very important in a situation where
  the photos were printed in very large sizes.
  High resolution images can be a real asset when
  a small part of the image must be cropped
  as a separate photo.

  An important factor for commercial printing of photos...
  books, magazines, publishers usually ask for pictures
  which are at least 300 dpi.