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• ASCIISTR function that gives different results

  Hi Experts,
  
  I use the function ASCIISTR and it gives different results in SQLPLUS and TOAD
  
  SQLPLUS
  

  SQL> SELECT ASCIISTR('é') UC FROM DUAL
    2  ;
  
  UC
  -----
  \201A
  
  SQL> SELECT ASCIISTR('ú') UC FROM DUAL;
  
  UC
  -----
  \00A3

  TOAD
  

  SELECT ASCIISTR('ú') UC FROM DUAL
  
  \00FA
  
  SELECT ASCIISTR('é') UC FROM DUAL
  
  \00E9

  I know experts here will be reluctant to respond to questions about the TOAD, but I wanted to understand if I'm missing something. I checked the NLS_SESSION_PARAMETERS in SQLPLUS and TOAD, and they are the same. :-(does not understand this behavior
  
  Version of database Oracle Database * 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production *.
  
  Thanks in advance!

  The default code for the command line page is 437, identical to TOAD, you want to get the code page 1252

  SQL> host chcp
  Active code page: 437
  
  SQL> SELECT ASCIISTR('é') UC FROM DUAL;
  
  UC
  _____
  \201A
  
  SQL> host chcp 1252
  Active code page: 1252
  
  SQL> SELECT ASCIISTR('é') UC FROM DUAL;
  
  UC
  _____
  \00E9
  
  SQL>
  

• simulation of the same in different versions of multisim circuit design give different results

  version of Multisim 10.0, PATTERN16T GIVES RESULTS on... DISPLAYSA2A20000A2A20000AAAA0000AAAA0000...

  MULTISIM 10.1 VERISION, PATTERN16T RESULTS ON

  POSTER A3A30000A3A30000A3A30000...

  EACH PROGRAM MULTISIM, USE THE SAME CIRCUIT FOR ANALYSIS.

  MULTISIM 10.0 VERSION GIVES A CORRECT RESULT.

  YOU MAY NEED TO CHECK THE NEW VERSION OF THIS PROBLEM

  WITH THE VERSION OF MULTISIM 10.0.

  RICHARD RUHL

  Hello

  Could you please attach your additional troubleshooting circuits? What is your operating system?

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• Select on ALL_TABLES gives different results (SQL vs PROCEDURE)

  Hello
  
  I am connected with the user and I ran this SQL:

  SELECT COUNT(*)
  FROM ALL_TABLES
  WHERE Table_Name = 'SRMD'
  AND Owner = 'DMI';

  The count() returns the value 1.
  
  Then, I created a procedure called TestAllTables with exactly the same statement:

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE A.TestAllTables(p_Table IN VARCHAR2, p_Schema IN VARCHAR2) IS
    l_Nb  NUMBER;
   
  BEGIN
    SELECT COUNT(*) 
    INTO l_Nb
    FROM ALL_TABLES
    WHERE Table_Name = p_Table
      AND Owner = p_Schema;
      
    IF l_Nb = 0 THEN 
      dbms_output.put_line('KO !');
    ELSE
      dbms_output.put_line('OK...');
    END IF;
  END;

  .. .and I ran, it is always connected to A:

  BEGIN
      TestAllTables('SRMD','DMI');
  END;
  /

  .. .and it gives me this incomprehensible error: KO!
  
  Please can someone explain to me why?
  
  Thks.

  Your access to the table of dmi.smrd was granted by a role.

  If you want the query "ALL_TABLES" rights of a stored procedure DEFINER and see this table, you must have administrative privileges on the table given directly to you, rather than having acquired them via a role. The DBA or the owner of the table need run

  GRANT SELECT ON dmi.smrd TO <>
  

  Once they do this, the query will return a line even when you ran ' set no role ' and your procedure will be able to see the table.

  Justin

• Copy and paste the code which gives different results

  I use PS CS5 and need to copy and paste the code from one page to another. The reason is that the only difference is a change in the images and titles.

  When I view the page copied in a browser the table continues beyond the wrapper div and none of the images are visible.

  Here is the copied code:

  <! DOCTYPE HTML > < html lang = "en" >

  < html >

  Head of <>< name meta = "robots" content = "INDEX, FOLLOW" / >

  < name meta = "robots" content = "noimageindex" / >

  < name meta = "description" content = "Ace with checkered flag logo" / >

  < name meta = "keywords" content = "Top Trumps, Ace, flag at checkerboard, Classic Cars, drag racing, heavy trucks, 500 miles of Indianapolis, International bus, luxury cars, luxury cars Made in Germany, Yachts of luxury, the NASA Super Jets, cars, Rolls-Royce, Street Bikes, street cruisers, Super-Bikes, Super Sonics, Super Trains in the world." / >

  < title > < /title > checkered flag

  < link href = "css/table.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "text/css" media = "screen" > "

  < / head >

  < div id = 'wrapper' >

  < body >

  < div id = "bread crumbs" >

  < a title = "Return to Homepage" href = "index.html" > home < /a > & bull; < a title = "Go back to index of England" href = "england.html" > English Top Trumps < /a > & bull; "< a title ="Back to Ace Index"href ="... /... ' / index.html - ace "> Ace Index < /a >

  < / div >

  < div id = "banner logo" >

  "< img src ="... /... / images/title.jpg ">"

  < / div >

  < div id = "page title" > < flag checkerboard of h1 > < / h1 > < / div >

  < div id = "table" align = "center" >

  < table >

  < thead >

  < b >

  < th = "column" range > Classic Cars < /th >

  < th = "column" scope > < /th > Dragster

  < th = "column" scope > < /th > trucks

  < th = "column" scope > Indianapolis 500 < /th >

  < th = "column" scope > International bus < /th >

  < /tr >

  < / thead >

  < tbody >

  < b >

  < td > < img title = "cars classic Ace assets with the checkered flag" src = "images/futbol_yildizlari.gif" > < table >

  < td > < img title = "Dragster Ace assets with the checkered flag" src = "images/HP-ve - zumruduanka.gif" > < table >

  < td > < img title = "Trucks heavy Ace assets with the checkered flag" src = "images/hp_ve_ateskadehi.gif" > < table >

  < td > < img title = "Indianaplis 500 Ace assets with the checkered flag" src = "images/karayip_korsanlari.gif" > < table >

  "< td > < img title ="Bus International Ace assets with the checkered flag"src ="... /... / images/international_buses_ace.gif ' > < table >.

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < /tr >

  < / tbody >

  < thead >

  < b >

  < th = "column" scope > luxury car < /th >

  < th = "column" scope > luxury cars Made in Germany < /th >

  < th = "column" scope > < /th > Luxury Yachts

  < th = "column" scope > the NASA Super Jets < /th >

  < th = "column" scope > race cars < /th >

  < /tr >

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  < tbody >

  < b >

  "< td > < img title ="Luxury cars Ace assets with the checkered flag"src ="... /... /images/luxury-cars-ACE.gif' > < table >

  "< td > < img title ="Cars luxury Made in Germany Ace assets with the checkered flag"src ="... /... / images/Lux_Cars_Made.gif ' > < table >.

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  "< td > < img title ="NASA Super Jets Ace with checkered flag"src ="... /... /images/NASA_Super-Jets_Ace.gif' > < table >

  "< td > < img title = 'Race Cars Ace with checkered flag' src = '... /... / images/Race_Cars.gif ' > < table >.

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < td > click on the < table > image

  < /tr >

  < / tbody >

  < /table >

  < / div >

  < div id = 'foot' >

  & copy; 2005-2016 Ultimate Top Trumps. All rights reserved < / div >

  < / body >

  < / html >

  Thanks in advance.

  At first glance, I see that you have a wrapper

  before the openingtag. You can't do that.

  Run the validator at http://validator.w3.org/nu for a list of your html of your page errors. Clean and your page should work fine.

• Same calculation in drag and drop gives different results

  I use jqueryUI drag / move to drag an object (ventil_roerHANDLE) on the X axis, then I have another object (ventil_roer) which is repositioned according to the first Positron objects x and I do a calculation to determine to what extent on the Y axis, that the second object must move.

  When I calculate in drag calculation is a bit, but when I do the same calculation in service drop, that's correct - indices of Ant as on why?

  I now reposition the second object again the service drop to get it to where it should be, causing it to 'jump' a bit when dropped

  Link to the project: Vasskrafta - interaktivt kraftverk

  Click on one of the two small grey houses, and then drag it onto the black valve with the green arrows

  Here is the code for

  SYM. .draggable (//MAGASINKRAFTVERK $('ventil_roerHANDLE')

  {

  containment: container,.

  axis: 'x ',.

  Snap: "draggableArea."

  SNAPMODE: "internal."

  snapTolerance: 10,.

  Drag: function (event, ui)

  {

  If (sym. MyGlobalVar_startPosition_mag == 0)

  {

  SYM. MyGlobalVar_startPosition_mag = 1;

  SYM. MyGlobalVar_yStartPosition = Math.round (sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position () .top);

  SYM. MyGlobalVar_xStartPosition = Math.round (() .left sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position);

  SYM. MyGlobalVar_yPrevPosition = Math.round (sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position () .top);

  SYM. MyGlobalVar_xPrevPosition = Math.round (() .left sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position);

  }

  utregninger for a posisjonere den visible hit

  var which = Math.round (sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position () .left);

  var xPositionCopy = Math.round (() .left sym.$('ventil_roer').position);

  var yPositionCopy = Math.round (sym.$('ventil_roer').position () .top);

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  var newXPos = Math.round (() .left sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position);

  var newYPos = Math.round ((sym.$('ventil_roer').position () .top) - yPosChange);

  SYM. MyGlobalVar_newYPos = newYPos;

  SYM. MyGlobalVar_newXPos = newXPos;

  () .css sym. $('ventil_roer')

  {

  'left': newXPos,

  'top': newYPos

  });

  }

  SYM. .droppable (//MAGASINKRAFTVERK $('draggableArea')

  {

  tolerance: "touch."

  Drop: function()

  {

  utregninger for a posisjonere den usynlige hit

  var which = Math.round (sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position () .left);

  var xPositionCopy is sym. MyGlobalVar_xPrevPosition;

  var xPosChange = xPositionCopy - which;

  var yPosChange = xPosChange * 0.48;

  var newXPos = Math.round (() .left sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position);

  var newYPos = Math.round ((sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position () .top) - yPosChange);

  Bytt topp posisjon pa den usynlige hit (HANDLE)

  () .css sym. $('ventil_roerHANDLE')

  {

  'top': newYPos

  });

  reset the prev X og Y posisjoner

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  SYM. MyGlobalVar_yPrevPosition = Math.round (sym.$('ventil_roerHANDLE').position () .top);

  Flytt til posisjon handles hit

  () .css sym. $('ventil_roer')

  {

  'left': sym. MyGlobalVar_xPrevPosition,

  'top': sym. MyGlobalVar_yPrevPosition

  });

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• using the same search terms on ebay, getting different results on firefox exploer

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• Why Express PSD gives a different result of amplitude as FFT PSD?

  Hello

  When I use the express VI of spectral measures to trace the power spectral density, I get a different result than when using the FFT PSD VI. The data are the same but the amplitudes are different in the PSD plot. Everyone comes through this?

  Thank you

  Donners,

  The PSD2 and graphic PSD2 are different because you are breastfeeding two extra points in the tables (t0, df). When graphic entry of data in the tables, they interpret not automatically information of t0 and df.  Actually they do not yet receive this information.  You must program the scales with nodes of property.  If you simply draw the order of magnitude, the spectra are very similar.

  

  ^ ^ ^ This confuses only the chart!

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• same query gives a different result under 2 different schema.

  Hello
  I have a query that shows two different results under 2 different schema.
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  SUBSTR (f_check_for_section_prereqs, (ssbsect_term_code,
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  SUBSTR (f_default_gmod, (ssbsect_subj_code,
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  1,
  1
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  ssbsect_census_enrl, ssbsect_census_enrl_date,
  ssbsect_census_2_enrl, ssbsect_census_2_date, ssbsect_proj_enrl,
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  ssbsect_ptrm_code, ssbsect_ptrm_start_date, ssbsect_ptrm_end_date,
  ssbsect_link_ident, k.ssrmeet_begin_time, k.ssrmeet_end_time,
  k.ssrmeet_bldg_code, k.ssrmeet_room_code, k.ssrmeet_schd_code,
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  k.ssrmeet_thu_day, k.ssrmeet_fri_day, k.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  k.ssrmeet_sun_day, l.ssrmeet_begin_time, l.ssrmeet_end_time,
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  r.ssrmeet_bldg_code, r.ssrmeet_room_code, r.ssrmeet_schd_code,
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  t.ssrmeet_thu_day, t.ssrmeet_fri_day, t.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  t.ssrmeet_sun_day, T1.ssrmeet_begin_time, t1.ssrmeet_end_time,
  T1.ssrmeet_bldg_code, t1.ssrmeet_room_code, t1.ssrmeet_schd_code,
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  scbcrse_eff_term
  ),
  1,
  1
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  x.spriden_id, NVL (x.spriden_last_name, 'STAFF'),
  x.spriden_first_name, SUBSTR (x.spriden_mi, 1, 1), y.spriden_id,
  y.spriden_last_name, y.spriden_first_name,
  SUBSTR (y.spriden_mi, 1, 1), z.spriden_id, z.spriden_last_name,.
  z.spriden_first_name, SUBSTR (z.spriden_mi, 1, 1),
  DECODE (u.spriden_pidm, NULL, 'n', 'Y'), ssbovrr_coll_code,
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  Scbcrse a.,
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  spriden x,
  spriden,
  ssrmeet k,
  ssrmeet l,
  ssrmeet m,
  ssrmeet n,
  ssrmeet o,
  ssrmeet p,
  ssrmeet q,
  ssrmeet r,
  s ssrmeet,
  ssrmeet t,
  ssrmeet t1,
  scrschd f1,
  scrschd f2,
  scrschd f3,
  scrschd f4,
  ssrattr e1,
  ssrattr e2,
  spriden z,
  spriden u,
  ssbsect
  WHERE x.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  « Y »,
  ''
  )
  AND y.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, ', 1).
  AND z.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, ', 2)
  AND u.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, cm, 3)
  AND ssbovrr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND ssbovrr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND a.scbcrse_subj_code = ssbsect_subj_code
  AND a.scbcrse_crse_numb = ssbsect_crse_numb
  AND a.scbcrse_eff_term =
  (SELECT MAX (b.scbcrse_eff_term)
  OF scbcrse b
  WHERE b.scbcrse_subj_code = ssbsect_subj_code
  AND b.scbcrse_crse_numb = ssbsect_crse_numb
  AND b.scbcrse_eff_term < = ssbsect_term_code)
  AND k.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  1
  )
  AND l.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  2
  )
  AND m.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  3
  )
  AND n.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  4
  )
  AND o.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  5
  )
  AND p.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  6
  )
  AND q.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  7
  )
  AND r.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  8
  )
  AND s.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  9
  )
  AND t.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  10
  )
  
  AND t1. ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  11
  )
  
  AND f1. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  1
  )
  AND f2. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  2
  )
  AND f3. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  3
  )
  AND f4. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  4
  )
  AND e1.ssrattr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND e1.ssrattr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND e1.ssrattr_attr_code (+) = "SWS".
  AND e2.ssrattr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND e2.ssrattr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND e2.ssrattr_attr_code (+) LIKE '% TM ";
  
  Thank you

  user3367455 wrote:
  Hello
  I have a query that shows two different results under 2 different schema.

  Hello

  Different how?

  -Different number of records, please run this and show us what you get:

  select owner, object_name, object_type
    from dba_objects
   where object_name in
       ('SCBCRSE',
        'SCRSCHD',
        'SPRIDEN',
        'SSBOVRR',
        'SSBSECT',
        'SSRATTR',
        'SSRMEET',
        'F_GET_INSTR_SPRIDEN_ROWID',
        'F_GET_SSRMEET_ROWID_JS')
  order by object_name;
  

  If different values in some records, also include all functions in your selection list.

  Concerning
  Peter

• Different results from the the DLL source code

  Hi all

  I'm new to this forum and also to labview so understandable...

  Then, I got a source project with many under vi of that graphic plots of excel files. I also got the exe after generation.

  The problem is, if I try to compile this project again, the exe gives me different results than what I already have. They should be the same, because I does no update in the source code.

  Can someone explain this behavior? I don't know anything about how it has been made because the guy who create this left the office... I need to make a few updates, but first of all, I have to build corectly.

  Thank you

  Have you compared the date of the exe file with the date of the source code? Are you absolutely sure that no changes have been made to the source code after the build? The construction specifications are part of the project. Unless you changed something there, builds should be the same.

  You have the source code control? Issues like this should not be a if you make and use wisely.

• Unflattening table FXP gives incorrect results

  Hello

  I am trying to send data from my RIO to PC via Ethernet.

  To do this, I'm flattening of data (a table of numbers FXP) string on the RIO.

  On the PC, I'm unflattening data, but get different results.

  No idea what is the problem?

  Attached files:

  Voltages.VI - code PC

  DMARead - code on RIO.

  Thanks in advance!

  Kyle

  Hi Kyle,.

  Thank you for your post and welcome to the forums of NOR.

  The first suggestion I'd make is, data FXP you go around, you made sure the lengths of words and whole numbers are the same on both sides? If they are different, you expect the data to be different.

  Thank you

• SQL query return different result 11 GR 1 material and GR 11, 2

  Problem: SQL returns different results in 11 GR 1 material and GR 11, 2 games.

  Example script:

  create the table tab_main
  (
  SOS number (2) not null,
  contract number (2) null
  )
  /

  create the table tab_sub
  (
  number (2) of contract non-null,.
  SOS number (2) null
  )
  /

  insert into tab_main values (1, 10);
  insert into tab_main values (2, 20);
  insert into tab_main values (3, null);
  insert into tab_main values (4, null);

  insert into tab_sub values (1, 10);
  insert into tab_sub (20, 2) values;
  commit;

  The SQL code:

  SELECT *.
  OF tab_main.
  tab_sub
  WHERE tab_main.sos = tab_sub.sos (+) AND
  tab_main. Contract = tab_sub.contract (+) and
  tab_main. Contract not in (select 1 of the double);

  The above query gives more results
  -by 11.2.0.4
  1 10 10 1
  2 20 20 2
  

  -in 11.1.0.7
  1 10 10 1
  2 20 20 2
  4
  3

  
  Please tell us what could be the reason for the behaviour of offset lines thie.

  
  Thank you

  Piesset
  
  

  I think it is probably a bug in 11.1.0.7 (and possibly other versions), I get the same results as your 11.2.0.4 9.2.0.7, 10.2.0.3 and 11.2.0.3, and this is the result, I expect.

  Your not in the paragraph is equivalent to:

  SELECT *.

  OF tab_main, tab_sub

  WHERE tab_main.sos = tab_sub.sos (+) AND

  tab_main. Contract = tab_sub.contract (+) and

  tab_main. Contract <> 1;

  Since you have null values in tab_main.contract they are lost by the predicate since null = value is never true (or false).

  John

• SDO_NN with SDO_BATCH_SIZE - which may explain different results?

  I used the SDO_NN operator with the SDO_BATCH_SIZE parameter. If I add a condition to the where clause, I get very strange results.
  
  I have tried different methods to find the line closest to the point of table LEITUNG_1.
  
  
  A request has been:
  Select / * + INDEX (LEITUNG_L_SI l1) * /.
  L1. ObjectId, SDO_NN_DISTANCE (1) leitung_l l1 dist
  netza_l n
  where
  n.F_ID! = 0 and
  n.v_id = 1 and n.f_classl = 'LEITUNG_L' and l1.objectid = n.f_id
  and
  SDO_NN (L1. Shape, sdo_geometry (3001,1034000,SDO_POINT_TYPE (4045.663,339589.059,0), NULL, null);
  (= 5', 1) = "TRUE".
  and rownum < 10 order by 2;
  
  The result in Oracle 10.2.0.4:
  OBJECTID DIST
  ---------- ----------
  4123 9554.33662
  4519 10317.6956
  4524 10463.8246
  4518 10511.4224
  4521 10595.0841
  4522 10595.0841
  4523 10604.4124
  4448 10921.7373
  4517 10989.0229
  9 selected lines.
  
  Elapsed time: 00:00:36.80
  
  The same query with Oracle 11.2.0.1 with the same data:
  OBJECTID DIST
  ---------- ----------
  845 7002.66201
  846 7010.9314
  929 7776.21253
  930 7799.44553
  931 7800.36867
  926 7867.07714
  229 9049.54233
  231 9126.17628
  843 11403.8868
  
  9 selected lines.
  
  Elapsed time: 00:00:14.81
  
  The other request was
  Select / * + INDEX (LEITUNG_L_SI l1) * /.
  L1. ObjectId, SDO_NN_DISTANCE (1) l1, n netza_l leitung_l dist
  where
  -n.f_id! = 0 and
  n.v_id = 1 and n.f_classl = 'LEITUNG_L' and l1.objectid = n.f_id
  and
  SDO_NN (L1. Shape, sdo_geometry (3001,1034000,SDO_POINT_TYPE (4045.663,339589.059,0), NULL, null);
  (= 5', 1) = "TRUE".
  and rownum < 10 order by 2;
  
  
  OBJECTID DIST
  ---------- ----------
  206848.000261885
  26259.000272029
  167419 1.60356646
  24910 15.2090952
  26258 15.2090952
  206527 25.6339523
  213233 25.752101
  206526 26.7804052
  70573-26.8646323
  
  9 selected lines.
  
  
  The results of 10.2.0.4 and 11.2.0.1 are identical. These results are correct.
  
  Without the condition "n.f_id! = 0", that the query works correctly, with the status of the query gives strange results.
  The condition "n.f_id! = 0" should not have any influence on the result because there is no record with f_id = 0.
  
  Other forms of find nearest objects:
  If I use the parameter SDE_NUM_RES the query gives correct results the same with or without this condition:
  
  Select / * + INDEX (LEITUNG_L_SI l1) * /.
  L1. ObjectId, SDO_NN_DISTANCE (1) l1, n netza_l leitung_l dist
  where
  n.F_ID! = 0 and - same result without this condition
  n.v_id = 1 and n.f_classl = 'LEITUNG_L' and l1.objectid = n.f_id
  and
  SDO_NN (L1. Shape, sdo_geometry (3001,1034000,SDO_POINT_TYPE (4045.663,339589.059,0), NULL, null);
  (= 15', 1) = "TRUE".
  order by 2;
  
  OBJECTID DIST
  ---------- ----------
  206848.000261885
  26259.000272029
  167419 1.60356646
  24910 15.2090952
  26258 15.2090952
  206527 25.6339523
  213233 25.752101
  206526 26.7804052
  70573-26.8646323
  
  9 selected lines.
  
  Elapsed time: 00:00:00.12
  
  
  If I use SDO_WITHIN_DISTANCE to get the closest objects, all queries
  (with or without 'n.f_id! (= 0' condition 10 Oracle or Oracle 11) gives the same correct results:
  
  Select / * + INDEX (LEITUNG_L_SI l1) * /.
  L1. ObjectId,
  sdo_geom.sdo_distance (L1. Shape, sdo_geometry (3001,1034000,SDO_POINT_TYPE (4045.663,339589.059,0), NULL, null), 0.0001)
  Dist
  of l1, n netza_l leitung_l
  where
  n.F_ID! = 0 and - same result without this condition
  n.v_id = 1 and n.f_classl = 'LEITUNG_L' and l1.objectid = n.f_id
  and
  sdo_within_distance (L1. Shape, sdo_geometry (3001,1034000,SDO_POINT_TYPE (4045.663,339589.059,0), NULL, null);
  "distance = 27') = 'TRUE" ".
  order by 2
  ;
  OBJECTID DIST
  ---------- ----------
  206848.000261885
  26259.000272029
  167419 1.60356646
  26258 15.2090952
  24910 15.2090952
  206527 25.6339523
  213233 25.752101
  206526 26.7804052
  70573-26.8646323
  
  9 selected lines.

  Try the following:

  However, if the column in the WHERE clause predicate specifies a non-space column in the table for geometry1 with an associated index, make sure that this index is not used by specifying the NO_INDEX indicator for this index. For example, if there was an index named COLA_NAME_IDX set to the NAME column, you must specify the flags in the previous example as follows:

  SELECT / * NO_INDEX (c cola_name_idx), INDEX (c cola_spatial_idx) * / +.
  c.mkt_id, c.name... OF cola_markets c,...;

  (From 10.2 and 11.2 manual dedicated to the sdo_nn)

  Jack

• Different results from the same calculations between SQL and PL/SQL

  This SQL statement:

  select 1074 * (4 / 48) from dual;

  Gives the 89.5 result.
  However this PL/SQL block

  declare
      tmp     NUMBER;
  begin
      SELECT 1074 * (4 / 48) into tmp from dual;
      dbms_output.put_line('Result '||tmp);
  end;

  Gives a different result:
  Result 89.49999999999999999999999999999999999996
  
  If I change and give my variable tmp, a precision and scale, (38.36) say the result is 89.5.
  
  Ed. I did about 10g (10.2.0.4.0) and 11g (11.1.0.7.0) with the same result in both.
  
  Published by: kendenny on July 9, 2010 10:19 for more information

  What is your current value of NUMLARGEUR in SQL * more (I assume that you use as your tool)?

  SQL> set numwidth 50
  SQL> select 1074 * (4 / 48) from dual;
  
                                         1074*(4/48)
  --------------------------------------------------
           89.49999999999999999999999999999999999996
  

• Satellite L10 and keyboard:-shift key gives wrong results

  Using the SHIFT key with most of other than a-z keys gives bad result.
  I tried to re - install a driver via Control Panel / keyboard with the Toshiba XP Home CD inserted but not better driver is found.
  Control Panel / regional and language setting is English UK

  Hello, Alan

  It will be nice if you can give us more information. What specific keyboard of the country you have? What you want to do exactly? Give us a few examples please.