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  I use the example for a multichannel AI aiex2.cpp read with mseries NI6280 devices.

  This example works for a lane, but other chains have the same value

  For example: I put 5 Volt on the first string, and then the other channel are 5 Volt too.

  What should I consider in the configuration?

  Hello Beilei,

  I think that you run in theghost of the question.  The other strings that you use are connected to the earth when you connect the first channel to 5V?  If the other channels are floating, they will read the same value as the first string... 5V.

  Steven T.

• All channels to HAVE it have the same value - NI PCI-6221 and NI PCI-6229

  Hello

  I use the aiex1.cpp example for a multi-channel read with the devices mseries 6221 and 6229.

  This example works for a lane, but other chains have the same value (difference of +-0.001 Volt).

  For example: I put 5 Volt on the first string, and then the other channel are 5 Volt too.

  What should I consider in the configuration?

  Heiko Hello!

  your description looks like the effect you are having 'ghosts '.

  For more information about ghost images and how to get rid of, check out these links:

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/73CB0FB296814E2286256FFD00028DDF?OpenDocument

  and

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/C6C7DE575301A379862572DD00480A01?OpenDocument

  Best regards

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• Only GET records that have the same values of field has the same value in field B

  Have a hard time with below, please help.

  Here's the situation:

  create table cord (identification NUMBER, CM VARCHAR2 (3), PM VARCHAR2 (2));
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  I don't know if this will help but records are always in 'pairs', which means that there are no cases as

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  See if the following can help...

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• Clock on windows 8 is wrong time, I tried to set the time of the internet but its still not working, think theres a bug in the clock time, anyone have the same problem for windows 8 and know how to fix?

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• query to view separate lines that have the same values

  Hello

  I have the columns id, addr1, addr2, city and State of coding. I need to know all the coding IDS that have the same addresses and at the same time filter out the same side of the id of the request.

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  Thank you

  Arch

  This has nothing to do with hard... coding is how you test a query without creating the table, so you'd:

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  OF )

  Select acctid, addr1, addr2, city, province

  of match_finder

  where identical_rows > 1

  /

  and the rest, I'm sure, you can find on your own...

  HTH

• With one of several rows with the same value for the same ID

  Hello

  I have this request:

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  Count (case when EXISTS ())

  SELECT *.

  FROM business_log bl, su topic

  WHERE su.ID_SUBJECT = s.ID_SUBJECT

  and bl.id_subject = su.id_subject

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  Post edited by: 2796614

  in the examples before we talked abount 'Resolved' instead of 'resolved' as in your last example... to let you know, how it is stored.

  I had advice is not to use SEPARATE.

  So what... the evidence that any other question is faster than anything goes business_log, filter lines and can count distinct keys...

  separate within a group function is not the same thing as do select distinct...

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• Read the nodes that have the same value as the subnodes - XML

  It is more of a general JAVA / XML problem, but given that it is going into my BlackBerry app I thought I'd see if anyone knows.

  Consider a simple XML document:

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  Using the standard org.w3c.dom, I can get the nodes in X by the practice...

  NodeList fullnodelist = doc.getElementsByTagName ("x");

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  EXPECTED back '3' nodes (because there are 3 series of 'e'), but it returns '9' - because it gets all entries including the 'e' apperently.

  It would be nice in the above case, because I could probably go through and find what I'm looking for. The problem I have is that when the XML file looks like the following:

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  When I ask 'e' value, it returns 4, instead of (what I want) 2.

  I am simply not understand how DOM parsing works? Generally, in the past I used my own XML documents so I name never articles like this, but unfortunately this isn't my XML file and I don't have the choice to work like this.

  What I thought I would do, it is write a loop knots "drills down" so that I can combine each node...

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  .. While if adopted you ' s/e' in the service, he would return the 2 nodes I'm looking (or elements, perhaps I'm using the wrong terminology?). on the contrary, it returns all the 'e' nodes in this node.

  Anyway, if anyone is still with me and has a suggestion, it would be appreciated.

  Well, there is no doubt that there is a learning curve robust for XML programming. You can take an hour or two and go through one of the tutorials that are circulating on the net. (Like that of w3schools.com.)

  Basically, almost everything in XML is a node, the Document that returns the parser. The API for node tells you that you can test the node type you have by calling getNodeType, which returns one of the constants of type node (Node.ELEMENT_NODE, Node.TEXT_NODE, etc..) If necessary, you can then convert the variable to the corresponding interface (element, text, etc.).

  Similarly, the API documentation say you for any node, calling getChildNodes (or for an element node or Document getElementsByTagName) will give you a NodeList (a little non-types of nodes in the XML API), while calling getFirstChild and getNextSibling to any node will give you another node (or null ).

  Once you learn the API, writing logic of course is not all that hard. For example, if the only 'e' interest tags are those directly under the element root of the document (as shown in your example) you can simply go to them directly:

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  Note that this example does not assume that all children are nodes of element 'e '. the document could have comments, white space or something else that makes it into the DOM as comment, text or any other type of node.

  On the other hand, if you want to capture every "e" tag which is directly under the ' tag, no matter the level, then you need to do something a little more complicated (it's on the top of my head - no guarantee):

  static class NodeListImp implements NodeList {  private Vector nodes = new Vector();  public int getLength() {    return nodes.size();  }  public Node item(int index) {    return (Node) nodes.elementAt(index);  }  public add(Node node) {    nodes.addElement(node);  }}
  
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  void getTargetNodes(NodeListImp list, Node node, boolean parentIsS) {  if (node.getNodeType() == Node.ELEMENT_NODE) {    // node name is tag name for element nodes    String name = node.getNodeName();    if (parentIsS && "e".equals(name)) {      list.add(node);    }    parentIsS = "s".equals(name);    for (Node child = node.getFirstChild();         child != null;         child = child.getNextSibling())    {      getTargetNodes(list, child, parentIsS);    }  }}
  

  I hope that it gets the idea across.

• Sunset - Budget - why do you have the same numbers for 'Last year', 'Current year' and 'next year '?

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  These should help:

  Center solutions Microsoft Money
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• How to determine how many times result set have the same value

  HI -.
  
  I do a report that will be used for the analysis of trends in payment.
  
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  )
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  or
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  or
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• Stuck on a sql query to search for records that have the same parent child records

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  INSERT INTO join_table (manager_id, employee_id) VALUES (2, 104);
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  FROM manager m, join_table jt, employee e
  WHERE m.id = jt.manager_id
  AND jt.employee_id = e.id
  AND e.id IN (
       SELECT e.id
       FROM manager m, join_table jt, employee e
       WHERE m.id = jt.manager_id
       AND jt.employee_id = e.id
       AND m.name = 'John')
  ORDER BY 1;

  I thought about using set operations to find managers with a list of employees less than my employees is null and where my employees under their list of employees is null. But there must be an easier way more elegant.
  Any ideas?
  BTW, I need to run as a batch on tables with > 20 million rows so the efficiency of queries is key.

  What about...

  WITH manager_list AS
  (
   SELECT name,
          LTRIM(MAX(SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(id,','))
          KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY curr),',') AS employees
   FROM   (SELECT m.name,
                  e.id,
                  ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY m.name ORDER BY e.id) AS curr,
                  ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY m.name ORDER BY e.id) -1 AS prev
           FROM   manager m,
                  join_table jt,
                  employee e
    WHERE m.id           = jt.manager_id
    AND   jt.employee_id = e.id
    AND   m.name = :P_MANAGER)
    GROUP BY name
    CONNECT BY prev = PRIOR curr AND name = PRIOR name
    START WITH curr = 1
  ), all_list AS
  (
   SELECT name,
          LTRIM(MAX(SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(id,','))
          KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY curr),',') AS employees
   FROM   (SELECT m.name,
                  e.id,
                  ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY m.name ORDER BY e.id) AS curr,
                  ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY m.name ORDER BY e.id) -1 AS prev
           FROM   manager m,
                  join_table jt,
                  employee e
    WHERE m.id           = jt.manager_id
    AND   jt.employee_id = e.id)
    GROUP BY name
    CONNECT BY prev = PRIOR curr AND name = PRIOR name
    START WITH curr = 1
  )
  SELECT a.*
  FROM   manager_list m,
         all_list a
  WHERE  m.employees = a.employees
  

  Would be easier in 11g, but I do not have a facility here so this is based on 10g.

  See you soon

  Ben

• How can I know what power adapter is mine since we both have the same for macbook pro 2013?

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• How to identify columns that have the same data in a SQL query or function?

  Deal all,

  How to identify columns that have the same data in a SQL query or function? I have the sample data as below

  DEPT_ID

  EMP_ID

  Come on

  !CITYSTATECOUNTRY111 June 1983DELHIHUMAN RESOURCESIndia1218 January 1987DELHIHUMAN RESOURCESIndia1328 November 1985DELHIHUMAN RESOURCESIndia144 June 1985DELHIHUMAN RESOURCESIndia255 June 1983MUMBAIHDIndia266 June 1983MUMBAIHDIndia277 June 1983MUMBAIHDIndia288 Jun. 1983MUMBAIHDIndia399. June 1983GURGAONDLIndia31010 June 1983GURGAONDLIndia

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  WITH T1)

  DEPT_ID, EMP_ID, DATE OF BIRTH, CITY, STATE, COUNTRY

  ), ()

  SELECT 1, 1, TO_DATE('1.) June 1983', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'DELHI', 'HR', 'INDIA' OF THE DUAL UNION ALL

  SELECT 1, 2, TO_DATE('18.) January 1987', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'DELHI', 'HR', 'INDIA' OF THE DUAL UNION ALL

  SELECT 1, 3, TO_DATE('28.) November 1985', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'DELHI', 'HR', 'INDIA' OF THE DUAL UNION ALL

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  SELECT 2.5, TO_DATE('5.) June 1983', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'BOMBAY', 'HD', 'INDIA' OF THE DUAL UNION ALL

  SELECT 2.6, TO_DATE('6.) June 1983', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'BOMBAY', 'HD', 'INDIA' OF THE DUAL UNION ALL

  SELECT 2.7, TO_DATE('7.) June 1983', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'BOMBAY', 'HD', 'INDIA' OF THE DUAL UNION ALL

  SELECT 2.8, TO_DATE('8.) June 1983', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'BOMBAY', 'HD', 'INDIA' OF THE DUAL UNION ALL

  SELECT 3, 9, TO_DATE('9.) June 1983', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'GURGAON', 'DL', 'INDIA' OF THE DUAL UNION ALL

  SELECT 3.10, TO_DATE('10.) June 1983', 'JJ. LUN. (YYYY'), 'GURGAON', 'DL', 'INDIA' OF THE DOUBLE)

  SELECT DEPT_ID,

  RTRIM (XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT(A,VALS||',')). Extract ('//Text ()'), ',') COLUMNS_WITH_DUPLICATE

  DE)

  SELECT * FROM)

  SELECT DEPT_ID,

  EMP_ID,

  Date of birth

  CITY,

  STATE,

  COUNTRY

  DE)

  SELECT DEPT_ID,

  EMP_ID,

  Date of birth

  CITY,

  STATE,

  COUNTRIES,

  COUNT (*) OVER(PARTITION BY DEPT_ID ORDER BY EMP_ID DESC,DOB DESC,CITY DESC,STATE DESC, COUNTRY DESC) RN

  DE)

  SELECT DEPT_ID,

  CASE WHEN(CEID>1) AND THEN 'YES' ELSE 'NO' END AS EMP_ID.

  CASE WHEN(CDOB>1) THEN 'YES' ELSE 'NO' END AS DATE OF BIRTH,

  CASE WHEN(CCITY>1) AND THEN 'YES' ELSE 'NO' END AS CITY.

  CASE WHEN(CSTATE>1) AND THEN 'YES' ELSE 'NO' END AS STATE.

  CASE WHEN(CCOUNTRY>1) THEN 'YES' ELSE 'NO' END AS A COUNTRY

  DE)

  SELECT DISTINCT

  DEPT_ID,

  CEID,

  CDOB,

  CITY,

  CSTATE,

  CCOUNTRY

  DE)

  SELECT DEPT_ID,

  COUNT (*) TO THE CEID (DEPT_ID PARTITION, EMP_ID),.

  COUNT (*) ON CDOB (DEPT_ID SCORE, DATE OF BIRTH),

  COUNT (*) ON THE CITY (DEPT_ID PARTITION, CITY),

  COUNT (*) ON CSTATE (DEPT_ID PARTITION, STATE).

  COUNT (*) ON CCOUNTRY (DEPT_ID, COUNTRY PARTITION)

  FROM T1)))

  WHERE RN = 1)

  UNPIVOT (CLO FOR (VALS) IN (EMP_ID, DATE OF BIRTH, CITY, STATE, COUNTRY)))

  WHERE COLS = "YES".

  DEPT_ID GROUP;

  OUTPUT:

  DEPT_ID COLUMNS_WITH_DUPLICATE
  --------- ------------------------

  1 CITY, COUNTRY, STATE
  2 CITY, COUNTRY, STATE
  3 CITY, COUNTRY, STATE

  Post edited by: Parth272025