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• find the ddl for all index

  Hello
  on the 11g on Win 2008 R2
  
  How to find the ddl for all index built on MY_VW?
  Thank you.

  You can use DBMS_METADATA for this:

  SELECT DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL
         ( 'INDEX'
         , index_name
         , owner
         )
  FROM   all_indexes
  WHERE  table_name  = ''
  AND    table_owner = ''
  ;
  

• where to find the full DDL?

  Hello
  
  I use
  Select DMS_METADATA. GET_DDL ('SEE', a.object_name, a.owner)
  from dba_objects one
  where object_type...
  
  ;
  
  I was advised that the column back isn't the full DDL
  
  He will be loved
  create or replace view MYVIEW as select a, b, c, d, e, f, g of tab1 join...
  
  It stops after a certain length.
  
  How can I have show any length and can export to a flat file?
  
  Thank you.

  Can the oracle exp exp only the DDL of any scheme?

  If you want to empty only Schema definitions and export with LINES = no.

  In addition there are scripts out there to extract the ddl on an oracle dump file, for example, Reverse Engineer extract and export Oracle DDL Data Definition Language () Scripts.

• How to extract the ddl for all databases of links?

  DB: oracle11gr2

  Friends,

  I can get including db link the package DBMS ddl but could not able to find a way to extract the ddl for all the database link and the coil in a file recreate them in the future?

  Tried searching on OTN but no luck, if someone shares how them spool or point me to a particular forum that will be great.

  Thank you

  We may also use something simple, select as below to extract the ddl

  Select dbms_metadata.get_ddl ('DB_LINK', db_link, owner) vSQL of

  dba_db_links

  /

• I bought Lightroom 5 in November 2013. As my old computer is obsolete, I would move this facility in the new. Where can I find the download on Lightroom 5?

  I bought Lightroom 5 in November 2013. As my old computer is obsolete, I would move this facility in the new. Where can I find the download on Lightroom 5?

  Hi Jürgen,

  Please visit:http://prodesigntools.com/lightroom-5-ddl-comparison-vs-lr4.html

  Don't forget to follow the very important Instruction.

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning

  Megha Rawat

• anywhere I can find the link to design premium CS4?

  anywhere I can find the link to design premium CS4?

  http://prodesigntools.com/tag/DDL

  Mylenium

• How to generate the ddl for unlimited quota

  Hi all
  
  DB: Oracle 9.2.0.4
  OS: Solaris 8
  
  I have a 12 tablespaces and 18 users of the application.
  I would like to grant an unlimited quota for all users on all areas of storage, to find out how to generate the ddl script.
  
  ex: change the dataagent user quota unlimited on DSOM.
  
  can anyone help us.
  Thank you
  KK.

  All users in all areas of storage?

  Select "edit user" | user name | "quota unlimited on | nom_tablespace | ';'
  from dba_users cross join dba_tablespaces
  When not in dba_tablespaces.tablespace_name ('SYSTEM', "SYSAUX");

  Please, be careful with this

  HTH
  Antonio NAVARRO

• Find the first and last record in a game and the calculation of time

  I have the following table and data below,
  
  CREATE TABLE AAA_CDR
  (ACCTTYPE (1) NUMBER, MSID VARCHAR2(20 BYTE), ACCOUNTSESSION_ID VARCHAR2(64 BYTE), BEGINNINGSESSION NUMBER (1),)
  SESSIONCONTINUE NUMBER (1), ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID VARCHAR2(64 BYTE), DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING NUMBER (20), DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING NUMBER (20), ACCTSESSIONTIME NUMBER (20));
  
  -SQL statement that produces these data:
  / * Select msid, accountsession_id, beginningsession, sessioncontinue, ACCTTYPE, acct_multi_session_id,.
  dataoctetcountoriginating, dataoctetcountterminating, acctsessiontime
  OF AAA_CDR
  where msid = "5C4CA98EAC4C."
  ORDER BY acct_multi_session_id, accountsession_id, accttype
  */
  
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (1, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '190001E9', 1, 0, '100014E19775F169', 0, 0, 0);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (2, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '190001E9', 0, 0, '100014E19775F169', 47496, 182054, 70);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (1, '5C4CA98EAC4C', ' 290001C 4', 1, 0, '100014E19E21F16C', 0, 0, 0);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (2, '5C4CA98EAC4C', ' 290001C 4', 0, 0, '100014E19E21F16C', 3278162, 17540714, 14152);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (1, '5C4CA98EAC4C', 190001 FC', 1, 0, '100014E1A949316E', 0, 0, 0);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (2, '5C4CA98EAC4C', 190001 FC', 0, 1, "100014E1A949316E", 682734, 2935111, 1553);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (1, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '190001FD', 0, 0, '100014E1A949316E', 0, 0, 0);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (2, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '190001FD', 0, 1, "100014E1A949316E", 1821052, 9585090, 5368);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (1, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '190001FE', 0, 0, '100014E1A949316E', 0, 0, 0);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (2, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '190001FE', 0, 1, "100014E1A949316E", 42012, 505004, 213);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (1, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '19000200', 0, 0, '100014E1A949316E', 0, 0, 0);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (2, '5C4CA98EAC4C', 0, '19000200', 1, '100014E1A949316E', 50224, 144566, 729).
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (1, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '19000201', 0, 0, '100014E1A949316E', 0, 0, 0);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (2, '5C4CA98EAC4C', 0, '19000201', 1, '100014E1A949316E', 62634, 378416, 392);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (1, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '19000202', 0, 0, '100014E1A949316E', 0, 0, 0);
  Insert into AAA_CDR (ACCTTYPE, MSID, ACCOUNTSESSION_ID, BEGINNINGSESSION, SESSIONCONTINUE, ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID, DATAOCTETCOUNTORIGINATING, DATAOCTETCOUNTTERMINATING, ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  Values (2, '5C4CA98EAC4C', '19000202', 0, 0, '100014E1A949316E', 1457286, 9141033, 7574);
  commit;
  
  I need to calculate the sum (dataeoctetcountoriginating) + sum (dataoctetcountterminating) for each session
  It is average, but the beginning of the session and the end of the session, as below,
  for each ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID and MSID
  the beginning of the session is when the accttype = 1 and beginningsession = 1
  and the end of the session is at this time the accttype = 2 and SESSIONCONTINUE = 0
  
  
  1. collect the first accounting start CDR generated an event online for a user.
  Collect CDR AcctType is 1 and beginning of Session is 1 according to MSID. In
  also, see the value of the Acct-Multi-Session-ID field in the CDR.
  2. collect all Accountants stop CDRs generated during this event the user online.
  Collect CDR AcctType is 2 according to MSID and Acct-Multi-Session-ID.
  If the value of Session continues on a CD - r accounting stop is 0, it indicates that this CDR
  is the last CDR of accounting judgment that is generated during the event of the user's offline.
  3. calculate the total volume of the user during this event online.
  Add the values of the data fields Byte Count (termination) and data values
  Fields byte (native) Count in the accounts collected stop CDRs together to get
  the total volume of this event the user online.
  
  How can I find each session, then calculate the sum of this session?
  any help please
  
  Published by: user11309581 on July 13, 2011 22:01

  Is that what you are looking for:

  select
     acct_multi_session_id,
     max(ACCTSESSIONTIME)-min(ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  from AAA_CDR
  group by acct_multi_session_id
  

  According to the DDL and DML you provided, this is the output I see:

  ACCT_MULTI_SESSION_ID,MAX(ACCTSESSIONTIME)-MIN(ACCTSESSIONTIME)
  100014E19E21F16C,         14152
  100014E19775F169,         70
  100014E1A949316E,         7574
  

• How to find the child level for each table in a relational model?

  Earthlings,
  
  I need your help, and I know that, "Yes, we can change." Change this thread to a question answered.
  
  So: How to find the child level for each table in a relational model?
  
  I have a database of relacional (9.2), all right?
  

  .
       O /* This is a child who makes N references to each of the follow N parent tables (here: three), and so on. */
      /↑\ Fks
     O"O O" <-- level 2 for first table (circle)
    /↑\ Fks
  "o"o"o" <-- level 1 for middle table (circle)
     ↑ Fk
    "º"

  Tips:
  -Each circle represents a table;
  -Red no tables have foreign key
  -the picture on the front line of tree, for example, a level 3, but when 3 becomes N? How is N? That is the question.
  
  I started to think about the following:
  
  First of all, I need to know how to take the kids:

  select distinct child.table_name child
    from all_cons_columns father
    join all_cons_columns child
   using (owner, position)
    join (select child.owner,
                 child.constraint_name fk,
                 child.table_name child,
                 child.r_constraint_name pk,
                 father.table_name father
            from all_constraints father, all_constraints child
           where child.r_owner = father.owner
             and child.r_constraint_name = father.constraint_name
             and father.constraint_type in ('P', 'U')
             and child.constraint_type = 'R'
             and child.owner = 'OWNER') aux
   using (owner)
   where child.constraint_name = aux.fk
     and child.table_name = aux.child
     and father.constraint_name = aux.pk
     and father.table_name = aux.father;

  Thought...
  We will share!
  
  Thanks in advance,
  Philips
  
  Published by: BluShadow on April 1st, 2011 15:08
  formatting of code and hierarchy for readbility

  Have you looked to see if there is a cycle in the graph of dependence? Is there a table that has a foreign key to B and B has a back of A foreign key?

  SQL> create table my_emp (
    2    emp_id number primary key,
    3    emp_name varchar2(10),
    4    manager_id number
    5  );
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  create table my_mgr (
    2    manager_id number primary key,
    3    employee_id number references my_emp( emp_id ),
    4    purchasing_authority number
    5* )
  SQL> /
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> alter table my_emp
    2    add constraint fk_emp_mgr foreign key( manager_id )
    3         references my_mgr( manager_id );
  
  Table altered.
  
  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1   select level lvl,
    2          child_table_name,
    3          sys_connect_by_path( child_table_name, '/' ) path
    4     from (select parent.table_name      parent_table_name,
    5                  parent.constraint_name parent_constraint_name,
    6                  child.table_name        child_table_name,
    7                  child.constraint_name   child_constraint_name
    8             from user_constraints parent,
    9                  user_constraints child
   10            where child.constraint_type = 'R'
   11              and parent.constraint_type = 'P'
   12              and child.r_constraint_name = parent.constraint_name
   13           union all
   14           select null,
   15                  null,
   16                  table_name,
   17                  constraint_name
   18             from user_constraints
   19            where constraint_type = 'P')
   20    start with child_table_name = 'MY_EMP'
   21*  connect by prior child_table_name = parent_table_name
  SQL> /
  ERROR:
  ORA-01436: CONNECT BY loop in user data
  

  If you have a cycle, you have some problems.

  (1) it is a NOCYCLE keyword does not cause the error, but that probably requires an Oracle version which is not so far off support. I don't think it was available at the time 9.2 but I don't have anything old enough to test on

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1   select level lvl,
    2          child_table_name,
    3          sys_connect_by_path( child_table_name, '/' ) path
    4     from (select parent.table_name      parent_table_name,
    5                  parent.constraint_name parent_constraint_name,
    6                  child.table_name        child_table_name,
    7                  child.constraint_name   child_constraint_name
    8             from user_constraints parent,
    9                  user_constraints child
   10            where child.constraint_type = 'R'
   11              and parent.constraint_type = 'P'
   12              and child.r_constraint_name = parent.constraint_name
   13           union all
   14           select null,
   15                  null,
   16                  table_name,
   17                  constraint_name
   18             from user_constraints
   19            where constraint_type = 'P')
   20    start with child_table_name = 'MY_EMP'
   21*  connect by nocycle prior child_table_name = parent_table_name
  SQL> /
  
         LVL CHILD_TABLE_NAME               PATH
  ---------- ------------------------------ --------------------
           1 MY_EMP                         /MY_EMP
           2 MY_MGR                         /MY_EMP/MY_MGR
           1 MY_EMP                         /MY_EMP
           2 MY_MGR                         /MY_EMP/MY_MGR
  

  (2) If you try to write on a table and all of its constraints in a file and do it in a valid order, the entire solution is probably wrong. It is impossible, for example, to generate the DDL for MY_EMP and MY_DEPT such as all instructions for a table come first, and all the instructions for the other are generated second. So even if NOCYCLE to avoid the error, you would end up with an invalid DDL script. If that's the problem, I would rethink the approach.

  -Generate the DDL for all tables without constraint
  -Can generate the DDL for all primary key constraints
  -Can generate the DDL for all unique key constraints
  -Can generate the DDL for all foreign key constraints

  This is not solidarity all the DOF for a given in the file object. But the SQL will be radically simpler writing - there will be no need to even look at the dependency graph.

  Justin

• Generate the DDL - change is a new column and I want to generate an alter table.

  All, morning
  
  I searched and searched all over the Data Modeler and I can't find this option... but I found it easily in the designer.
  I hope you can help me.
  
  V3.0.0.665 SQL Developer Data Modeler.
  
  I added a new column to a table, and when I generate the DDL I wish it were an alter table add column rather than a table to create.
  This feature is in the designer, so I think it would be in the Data Modeler.
  
  Just in case my description isn't clear, here are the high level steps, then it is clear.
  
  1 create logic model
  2. create the relational logic.
  3. create the physical relationship.
  4 generate the DDL and run in the database. At this point, I'm going to production with my system, and all right.
  5. at this point, we have an enhancement request. For the model, it will be a new column in a table.
  6. update of the logic model.
  7. relational update logic
  8 physical update of relational
  9 generate the DDL. Here, I would have generate it know that it needs to generate an alter table add column and does not create the table.
  This is something I do a lot as all my models are in production. I can't find how to do this step to get data Modeler to generate the altar.
  Designer done exceptionally well.
  
  Quite often, it is more than a single column. Changes can be many and made over time and at the time of generating the DDL you remember not every single amendment. To have the tool discover these changes for you and generate the appropriate DDL is a feature that I consider as very high.
  
  I hope that is clear and you can help me.
  
  See you soon
  Chris...

  Hi Chris,

  you need to compare your model on database - database relational model even import and use the option 'swap target' - in this case 'expressions of alter' against the database will be generated.
  You can watch demonstrations here http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/datamodeler/demonstrations-224554.html
  It would probably be more useful http://download.oracle.com/otn_hosted_doc/sqldev/importddl/importddl.html
  Sooner or later your changes will require the table to be recreated, and you will need to backup your data - you can consider using the 'Advanced DDL' option - script is generated that will land your table content (including LOBs) to the system of files accessible from the database and restore after changes. Well not try directly on the production system :).

  Philippe

• Please indicate how to generate the DDL trigger by using the Server Explorer view

  I can't find the place to click to generate the DDL for the triggers. Nor can I see where are my triggers. Is this supported?

  Hello

  Right click on the table that you want to trigger, click Add trigger. Expand the nodes under the table and you'll find triggers here.

  It will be useful,
  Greg

• Find the minimum date on multiple columns

  Hello
  
  I have two questions to find the minimum date on several columns:
  1. need a select query that should JOIN two tables and return any information (CASSEDTL) table with minimum date out of DATEISSUED, DATEPLACED, DATEENTERED and STATDATE.
  2. need of an update query that should update all cases in the CASEDTL table with the minimum date of DATEISSUED, DATEPLACED, DATEENTERED and STATDATE.
  
  The DDL:

  CREATE TABLE CASEMSTR 
  (   CASENBR     NUMBER,
      DATEISSUED  DATE,
      DATEPLACED  DATE,
      DATEENTERED DATE);
      
  CREATE TABLE CASEDTL 
  (   CASENBR     NUMBER,
      STATDATE    DATE,
      RCVDATE    DATE,
      MODDATE     DATE);
      
  INSERT INTO CASEMSTR VALUES (1, '1 JUL 2007', '1 JUL 2007', '12 JUL 2007');
  INSERT INTO CASEMSTR VALUES (2, '1 JAN 2008', '1 JAN 2008', '21 JAN 2008');
  INSERT INTO CASEMSTR VALUES (3, NULL, NULL, '3 DEC 2008');
  INSERT INTO CASEMSTR VALUES (4, '31 MAR 2009', NULL, '6 APR 2009');
  INSERT INTO CASEMSTR VALUES (5, NULL, '22 MAR 2009', '6 APR 2009');    
  INSERT INTO CASEMSTR VALUES (6, NULL, NULL, '16 JUL 2009');
  INSERT INTO CASEMSTR VALUES (7, '1 DEC 2008', '7 DEC 2008', '26 DEC 2008');
  INSERT INTO CASEMSTR VALUES (8, NULL, NULL, '17 MAY 2009');
  
  INSERT INTO CASEDTL VALUES (1, '25 JUN 2007', NULL, '2 AUG 2009');
  INSERT INTO CASEDTL VALUES (2, '1 JAN 2008', NULL, '2 AUG 2009');
  INSERT INTO CASEDTL VALUES (3, '11 NOV 2008', NULL, '2 AUG 2009');
  INSERT INTO CASEDTL VALUES (4, '31 MAR 2009', NULL, '2 AUG 2009');
  INSERT INTO CASEDTL VALUES (5, '19 JUL 2009', NULL, '2 AUG 2009');    
  INSERT INTO CASEDTL VALUES (6, '13 JUN 2009', NULL, '16 JUL 2009');
  INSERT INTO CASEDTL VALUES (7, '7 DEC 2008', NULL, '16 JUL 2009');
  INSERT INTO CASEDTL VALUES (8, '14 MAY 2009', NULL, '16 JUL 2009');
  COMMIT;

  The initial query I have is

  SELECT CD.CASENBR, CM.DATEISSUED, CM.DATEPLACED, CM.DATEENTERED, CD.STATDATE, CD.RCVDATE, NULL "NEW RCV DT" 
  FROM CASEDTL CD
      INNER JOIN CASEMSTR CM
          ON CD.CASENBR = CM.CASENBR;

  Need to know what is the best way to complete the new Date of RRS? Receive a new date should be the minimum date of DATEISSUED, DATEPLACED, DATEENTERED and STATDATE. And also how do I write an update statement unique to upade date of receipt in the detail table?
  
  Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!

  Where is the function LESS? Refer to manual SQL.

  HTH - Mark D Powell.

  put1 > desc multdate
   Name                                      Null?    Type
   ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
   COL1                                               DATE
   COL2                                               DATE
   COL3                                               DATE
  
  put1 > select * from multdate;
  11-AUG-09 10-AUG-09 01-AUG-09
  
  put1 > select least(col1, col2, col3) from multdate;
  01-AUG-09
  

  Published by: MarkDPowell on August 11, 2009 15:53 added example

• How to find the key

  Is there a quick way to find the key of a song or instrumental that has been imported to the logic?

  No, you need a little music for this. I guess you could find it difficult to play with a keyboard and hear/guess the agreements/key?

  Here would be my suggestion for a workaround - if it is an entire song, as you indicate in your question:

  -To get agreements on a Web site

  -See if you can find the original version of keys (that would be easy, right?)

  - Then play these chords along your song imported. If they sound not right, transpose your up and down by steps MIDI track until it sounds right. -> Get your agreements and the key.

  If your song doesn't have agreements to seek, find parts of the song where you lift clear of bass notes (not too much battery), EQ everything, taking Tuner in pop in the track and see if you can pick up the dominant notes. That should lead you to your key of song.

• Cannot find the library of photos on iMovie sidebar

  I work in iMovie and I can't find the photo library on my sidebar iMovie. How to retrieve

  In the preferences of Photos make sure your library is the library system. It must be indicated as grey. Then open photos before opening iMovie and it should appear.

• How the batch of photos of change in Version 2.0 of Photos... impossible to find the function.

  How the batch of photos of change in Version 2.0 of Photos... impossible to find the function.  If it has been deleted to "improve" the Photo experience?

  Lot, what exactly will change?

  Titles, Descriptions and capture date - Yes.

  Select the images you want to change the title or the description and to set-up the info (command-i) pane.  Enter the title or the description in the appropriate field and he will be assigned to all selected pictures.

  

  If you want to batch, change the title with sequential use attached many Applescripts provided by users in the Photos for Mac user tips section.

  Batch change/correction of dates is provided by the Image ➙ setting Date and time menu option: