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  Can you help me? I can't open my Jpeg images in Windows Live Photo gallery. I get this error message;

   C:\Program Files\Windows Live Gallery\WLXPhotoviewer.dll the system cannot find message for message number 0 X %1 in the message for %2 file?
  
  
  I use Vista Home premium 32-bit.
  Cheers, Rob.

  Hi robgrimes

   

  As the issue seems to be specific to Windows Live Photo gallery, you can contact the Windows Live support team. I would recommend posting your query to community specific to Microsoft Windows Live. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support that ask you in the right direction for Windows Live -http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?productid=20

   

  I hope this helps.

• Install RMS 13.1 how to add limits given in the ddl for UK files?

  Hello gurus, the retail
  I installed RMS 13.1 without running the partition.ksh script during installation detail for RMS database and it has created some examples of data too, I saw the Guide installation and especially watched the stages of partitioning in the Guide, can someone give a hint, how the data limits are changed in the ddl for UK files? Since I'm a DBA, I'm a little confused, where to get this data? as the installation guide mentions that the RMS_partition_defintion.xls has modified and used for installation of production combined with partition_attributes.cfg for a production facility.
  Thanks in advance
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  Hi Vivek,
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  If you look at the Installer (unzip the zip to edelivery.oracle.com for example RMS 13.1), order folders

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  The whole process is explained in a lot of details in the last chapter of the guide to implementation of goods merch-131 - impg.pdf.

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  Note that indexes on partitioned tables may need too many partitioning, it takes at least some reflection on this and AFAIK the RMS installation program tries to respond to this also.

  Best regards
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  Published by: ErikYkema on October 29, 2010 08:05

• I put the filter for my file flat source?

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  Hello

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• When trying to download Windows Explorer, a bunch of my files (including web browsers) has been treated by my Acrobat Reader.  This has also changed the icon for these files (including browsers).  Could not change their return.  Tried to uninstall a

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  Sound by using the default key, you must use your genuine product key and activate it.

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• Need help in the interpretation of a file of Trace 10053

  Hello
  
  I need help to interpret an event 10053 (optimizer Trace) trace file
  
  Everything that happens on AIX with Oracle 11.2.0.2
  
  It is not obvious to me why the optimizer chooses the path with the highest cost.
  But I found the following quote in the trace file, which is probably the answer, but I did not understand what circumstances allow the optimizer to say such things:
  
  
  New AP rejected: guess used for New, but not for the current best
  
  So, it was the short story, now the witch for a long time one quote of the trace file
  
  Here the query directly in the trace file. I can't modify this query, even a hint is not feasible, so I need to understand the incorrect path to avoid it.
  

  **************************
  Automatic degree of parallelism (ADOP)
  **************************
  Automatic degree of parallelism is disabled: Parameter.
  
  PM: Considering predicate move-around in query block SEL$1 (#0)
  **************************
  Predicate Move-Around (PM)
  **************************
  OPTIMIZER INFORMATION
  
  ******************************************
  ----- Current SQL Statement for this session (sql_id=0zdbb3hzztdaf) -----
  explain plan for
  SELECT
    aktl_aend,
    aktl_akgrnr,
    aktl_akgrpos,
    aktl_akh,
    aktl_alterart,
    aktl_anz_in,
    aktl_anz_nach,
    aktl_artrab,
    aktl_beg,
    aktl_belart1,
    aktl_belart2,
    aktl_belnr1,
    aktl_belnr2,
    aktl_bestkz,
    aktl_bestmg1,
    aktl_bestmg1_alt,
    aktl_bestmg2,
    aktl_bestmg2_alt,
    aktl_eindat,
    aktl_ek,
    aktl_ekdat1,
    aktl_ekdat2,
    aktl_ekkopie,
    aktl_ekn,
    aktl_eknorm,
    aktl_ek_alt,
    aktl_end,
    aktl_fbdarst,
    aktl_fbd_alt,
    aktl_fbseite,
    aktl_fbs_alt,
    aktl_fbtxt,
    aktl_info_werbeabt,
    aktl_info_wgm,
    aktl_kaek,
    aktl_kaekn,
    aktl_kaek_alt,
    aktl_kombiart,
    aktl_ldat1,
    aktl_ldat2,
    aktl_lf,
    aktl_lf_alt,
    aktl_mgfk,
    aktl_mg_p,
    aktl_mg_r,
    aktl_mindmg,
    aktl_neudat,
    aktl_nnek,
    aktl_nnekn,
    aktl_pabw,
    aktl_pic,
    aktl_plan_menge,
    aktl_plan_menge_hela,
    aktl_plan_stueck,
    aktl_plan_stueck_hela,
    aktl_plan_woche,
    aktl_plan_woche_hela,
    aktl_rdat,
    aktl_ro_p,
    aktl_ro_r,
    aktl_seite,
    aktl_sigkz,
    aktl_sokoeur,
    aktl_sokoeur_alt,
    aktl_sokopr,
    aktl_sokopr_alt,
    aktl_sort_vorab,
    aktl_stat,
    aktl_text,
    aktl_txtbau,
    aktl_txtbaukz,
    aktl_um_p,
    aktl_um_r,
    aktl_user,
    aktl_vk,
    aktl_vkn,
    aktl_vk_alt,
    aktl_zen,
    akt_at_at_no,
    akt_at_at_se_se_ag_ag_no,
    akt_at_at_se_se_ag_ag_wg,
    akt_at_at_se_se_no,
    ROWID,
    rownum,
    uid,
    USER,
    vid
  FROM
    akt
  WHERE
    (
      aktl_stat <> :"SYS_B_0"
    )
  AND
    (
      aktl_zen = :"SYS_B_1"
    )
  AND
    (
      aktl_akh BETWEEN :"SYS_B_2" AND :"SYS_B_3"
    AND
      (
        (
          akt_at_at_se_se_ag_ag_wg   = :"SYS_B_4"
        AND akt_at_at_se_se_ag_ag_no = :"SYS_B_5"
        )
      )
    )
  ORDER BY
    akt_at_at_se_se_ag_ag_wg ASC,
    akt_at_at_se_se_ag_ag_no ASC,
    aktl_akh ASC,
    aktl_akgrnr ASC,
    aktl_akgrpos ASC,
    aktl_kombiart ASC,
    akt_at_at_se_se_no ASC,
    akt_at_at_no ASC
  *******************************************

  And here's the strange part.
  As far as I know, in this quotation that the optimizer realizes, that there is a better path than the AKT_INDEX, but he ignores it.
  

  ***************************************
  BASE STATISTICAL INFORMATION
  ***********************
  Table Stats::
    Table: AKT  Alias: AKT
      #Rows: 14006583  #Blks:  477882  AvgRowLen:  281.00  ChainCnt:  570341.00
  Index Stats::
    Index: AKTL_UMNUM  Col#: 44
      LVLS: 2  #LB: 60137  #DK: 64171  LB/K: 1.00  DB/K: 179.00  CLUF: 11535830.00
    Index: AKT_INDEX  Col#: 2 3 4 5 1 6
      LVLS: 3  #LB: 83897  #DK: 13955093  LB/K: 1.00  DB/K: 1.00  CLUF: 11889950.00
    Index: AKT_INDEX010  Col#: 54 56
      LVLS: 2  #LB: 37453  #DK: 392568  LB/K: 1.00  DB/K: 5.00  CLUF: 1127943.00
    Index: AKT_INDEX011  Col#: 55 57
      LVLS: 2  #LB: 33967  #DK: 2102  LB/K: 65.00  DB/K: 869.00  CLUF: 449507.00
    Index: AKT_INDEX012  Col#: 2 3 4 5 6
      LVLS: 2  #LB: 66503  #DK: 2506277  LB/K: 1.00  DB/K: 5.00  CLUF: 13420693.00
    Index: FK_AKH_AKTL_AKH  Col#: 1 6
      LVLS: 2  #LB: 35870  #DK: 184651  LB/K: 1.00  DB/K: 6.00  CLUF: 1131183.00
    Index: KEY_AKT  Col#: 1 2 3 4 5 6
      LVLS: 2  #LB: 82467  #DK: 13793510  LB/K: 1.00  DB/K: 1.00  CLUF: 11691370.00
  Access path analysis for AKT
  ***************************************
  SINGLE TABLE ACCESS PATH 
    Single Table Cardinality Estimation for AKT[AKT] 
    Column (#6): 
      NewDensity:0.000000, OldDensity:0.000000 BktCnt:4202816, PopBktCnt:4202810, PopValCnt:133, NDV:139
    Column (#6): AKTL_ZEN(
      AvgLen: 4 NDV: 139 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000000 Min: 1 Max: 61044
      Histogram: Freq  #Bkts: 139  UncompBkts: 4202816  EndPtVals: 139
    Column (#2): 
      NewDensity:0.129575, OldDensity:0.000000 BktCnt:4201875, PopBktCnt:4201875, PopValCnt:2, NDV:2
    Column (#2): AKT_AT_AT_SE_SE_AG_AG_WG(
      AvgLen: 3 NDV: 2 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.129575 Min: 6 Max: 7
      Histogram: Freq  #Bkts: 2  UncompBkts: 4201875  EndPtVals: 2
    Column (#3): 
      NewDensity:0.000000, OldDensity:0.000000 BktCnt:4197711, PopBktCnt:4197711, PopValCnt:52, NDV:52
    Column (#3): AKT_AT_AT_SE_SE_AG_AG_NO(
      AvgLen: 3 NDV: 52 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000000 Min: 6 Max: 99
      Histogram: Freq  #Bkts: 52  UncompBkts: 4197711  EndPtVals: 52
    Column (#85): SYS_STUF1FT2E0X6B6C$__BGEZQRHS(
      AvgLen: 12 NDV: 5571 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000180 Min: 2117233 Max: 9997926970
    Column (#84): 
      NewDensity:0.000000, OldDensity:0.000000 BktCnt:4201269, PopBktCnt:4201265, PopValCnt:71, NDV:75
    Column (#84): SYS_STULHCKPI#FOQE1JMOOXNGSFB0(
      AvgLen: 12 NDV: 75 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000000 Min: 157628517 Max: 9982459671
      Histogram: Freq  #Bkts: 75  UncompBkts: 4201269  EndPtVals: 75
    Column (#4): 
      NewDensity:0.000001, OldDensity:0.000000 BktCnt:4201338, PopBktCnt:4201338, PopValCnt:69, NDV:69
    Column (#4): AKT_AT_AT_SE_SE_NO(
      AvgLen: 3 NDV: 69 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000001 Min: 1 Max: 98
      Histogram: Freq  #Bkts: 69  UncompBkts: 4201338  EndPtVals: 69
    Column (#5): AKT_AT_AT_NO(
      AvgLen: 4 NDV: 7466 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000134 Min: 1 Max: 9964
    Column (#1): AKTL_AKH(
      AvgLen: 5 NDV: 16307 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000061 Min: 14 Max: 543136
    Column (#55): 
      NewDensity:0.000001, OldDensity:0.000000 BktCnt:4203610, PopBktCnt:4203610, PopValCnt:5, NDV:5
    Column (#55): AKTL_BELART2(
      AvgLen: 3 NDV: 5 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000001
      Histogram: Freq  #Bkts: 5  UncompBkts: 4203610  EndPtVals: 5
    Column (#57): 
      NewDensity:0.000002, OldDensity:0.000001 BktCnt:254, PopBktCnt:253, PopValCnt:1, NDV:2102
    Column (#57): AKTL_BELNR2(
      AvgLen: 3 NDV: 2102 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000002 Min: 0 Max: 9902670
      Histogram: HtBal  #Bkts: 254  UncompBkts: 254  EndPtVals: 2
    Column (#54): 
      NewDensity:0.000088, OldDensity:0.000000 BktCnt:4204429, PopBktCnt:4204429, PopValCnt:6, NDV:6
    Column (#54): AKTL_BELART1(
      AvgLen: 3 NDV: 6 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000088
      Histogram: Freq  #Bkts: 6  UncompBkts: 4204429  EndPtVals: 6
    Column (#56): 
      NewDensity:0.000000, OldDensity:0.000001 BktCnt:254, PopBktCnt:223, PopValCnt:1, NDV:392568
    Column (#56): AKTL_BELNR1(
      AvgLen: 3 NDV: 392568 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000000 Min: 0 Max: 9904026
      Histogram: HtBal  #Bkts: 254  UncompBkts: 254  EndPtVals: 32
    ColGroup (#5, Index) AKT_INDEX
      Col#: 1 2 3 4 5 6    CorStregth: 8702149.74
    ColGroup (#3, Index) AKT_INDEX012
      Col#: 2 3 4 5 6    CorStregth: 2971.37
    ColGroup (#1, VC) SYS_STUF1FT2E0X6B6C$__BGEZQRHS
      Col#: 2 3 6    CorStregth: 2.59
    ColGroup (#4, Index) FK_AKH_AKTL_AKH
      Col#: 1 6    CorStregth: 12.28
    ColGroup (#7, Index) AKT_INDEX010
      Col#: 54 56    CorStregth: 6.00
    ColGroup (#6, Index) AKT_INDEX011
      Col#: 55 57    CorStregth: 5.00
    ColGroup (#2, VC) SYS_STULHCKPI#FOQE1JMOOXNGSFB0
      Col#: 2 3    CorStregth: 1.39
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 3  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    Column (#34): 
      NewDensity:0.000000, OldDensity:0.000000 BktCnt:4199313, PopBktCnt:4199311, PopValCnt:9, NDV:11
    Column (#34): AKTL_STAT(
      AvgLen: 2 NDV: 11 Nulls: 0 Density: 0.000000
      Histogram: Freq  #Bkts: 11  UncompBkts: 4199313  EndPtVals: 11
    Table: AKT  Alias: AKT
      Card: Original: 14006583.000000  Rounded: 3  Computed: 3.05  Non Adjusted: 3.05
    Access Path: TableScan
      Cost:  131075.91  Resp: 131075.91  Degree: 0
        Cost_io: 129428.00  Cost_cpu: 16864951683
        Resp_io: 129428.00  Resp_cpu: 16864951683
  kkofmx: index filter:"AKT"."AKTL_ZEN"=TO_NUMBER(:B1)
  
  kkofmx: index filter:"AKT"."AKTL_AKH">=TO_NUMBER(:B1)
  
  kkofmx: index filter:"AKT"."AKTL_AKH"<=TO_NUMBER(:B1)
  
  kkofmx: index filter:"AKT"."AKTL_ZEN"=TO_NUMBER(:B1)
  
  kkofmx: index filter:"AKT"."AKTL_ZEN"=TO_NUMBER(:B1)
  
  kkofmx: index filter:"AKT"."AKTL_ZEN"=TO_NUMBER(:B1)
  
  kkofmx: index filter:"AKT"."AKT_AT_AT_SE_SE_AG_AG_WG"=TO_NUMBER(:B1)
  
  kkofmx: index filter:"AKT"."AKT_AT_AT_SE_SE_AG_AG_NO"=TO_NUMBER(:B1)
  
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 2  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 3  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 3  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    Access Path: index (RangeScan)
      Index: AKT_INDEX
      resc_io: 1128.00  resc_cpu: 45259416
      ix_sel: 0.013333  ix_sel_with_filters: 0.000000 
   ***** Logdef predicate Adjustment ****** 
   Final IO cst 0.00 , CPU cst 150.00
   ***** End Logdef Adjustment ****** 
   ***** Logdef predicate Adjustment ****** 
   Final IO cst 0.00 , CPU cst 151.08
   ***** End Logdef Adjustment ****** 
   ***** Logdef predicate Adjustment ****** 
   Final IO cst 0.00 , CPU cst 151.13
   ***** End Logdef Adjustment ****** 
      Cost: 567.59  Resp: 567.59  Degree: 1
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 2  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 3  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 3  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    Access Path: index (skip-scan)
      SS sel: 0.000096  ANDV (#skips): 7466.000000
      SS io: 7466.000000 vs. index scan io: 887.000000
      Skip Scan rejected
    Access Path: index (RangeScan)
      Index: AKT_INDEX012
      resc_io: 2177.00  resc_cpu: 54677577
      ix_sel: 0.013333  ix_sel_with_filters: 0.000096 
   ***** Logdef predicate Adjustment ****** 
   Final IO cst 0.00 , CPU cst 150.00
   ***** End Logdef Adjustment ****** 
      Cost: 1092.54  Resp: 1092.54  Degree: 1
  
  
    Access Path: index (RangeScan)
      Index: FK_AKH_AKTL_AKH
      resc_io: 201.00  resc_cpu: 15070140
      ix_sel: 0.004500  ix_sel_with_filters: 0.000032 
      Cost: 101.24  Resp: 101.24  Degree: 1
  New AP rejected: guess used for New but not for Current Best
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 3  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 3  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    Access Path: index (RangeScan)
      Index: KEY_AKT
      resc_io: 380.00  resc_cpu: 15131385
      ix_sel: 0.004500  ix_sel_with_filters: 0.000000 
   ***** Logdef predicate Adjustment ****** 
   Final IO cst 0.00 , CPU cst 150.00
   ***** End Logdef Adjustment ****** 
      Cost: 191.20  Resp: 191.20  Degree: 1
  New AP rejected: guess used for New but not for Current Best
    ****** trying bitmap/domain indexes ******
  
  
    Access Path: index (IndexOnly)
      Index: FK_AKH_AKTL_AKH
      resc_io: 164.00  resc_cpu: 13914716
      ix_sel: 0.004500  ix_sel_with_filters: 0.000032 
      Cost: 82.68  Resp: 82.68  Degree: 0
      SORT ressource         Sort statistics
        Sort width:         612 Area size:     1048576 Max Area size:   107366400
        Degree:               1
        Blocks to Sort: 1 Row size:     21 Total Rows:            252
        Initial runs:   1 Merge passes:  0 IO Cost / pass:          0
        Total IO sort cost: 0      Total CPU sort cost: 10324700
        Total Temp space used: 0
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 2  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 2  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    ColGroup Usage:: PredCnt: 2  Matches Full: #2  Partial:  Sel: 0.0133
    Access Path: index (IndexOnly)
      Index: AKT_INDEX
      resc_io: 1122.00  resc_cpu: 45203856
      ix_sel: 0.013333  ix_sel_with_filters: 0.013333 
      Cost: 563.21  Resp: 563.21  Degree: 0
      SORT ressource         Sort statistics
        Sort width:         612 Area size:     1048576 Max Area size:   107366400
        Degree:               1
        Blocks to Sort: 481 Row size:     21 Total Rows:         186754
        Initial runs:   2 Merge passes:  1 IO Cost / pass:        262
        Total IO sort cost: 743      Total CPU sort cost: 169417045
        Total Temp space used: 3015000
    Bitmap nodes:
      Used FK_AKH_AKTL_AKH
        Cost = 83.692016, sel = 0.000018
      Not used AKT_INDEX
        Cost = 1940.139796, sel = 0.013333
    ****** finished trying bitmap/domain indexes ******
    Best:: AccessPath: IndexRange
    Index: AKT_INDEX
           Cost: 567.59  Degree: 1  Resp: 567.59  Card: 3.05  Bytes: 0
  
  ***************************************

  So my question, of course, why not make the path through FK_AKH_AKTL_AKH?
  
  THX in advance
  
  Joerg
  
  Published by: Joerg on September 23, 2011 17:05

  The bind variable you made are non-peekable, because the example you did evidence "explain plan" - which means that the optimizer uses is standard figures assumed that for "between: bind1 and: bind2 ', on the other hand, as predicates" column =: channels3 "can legally be estimated according to the density of the column.

  This means that you probably searching for the case described in a blog post that I wrote some time ago:
  http://jonathanlewis.WordPress.com/2010/09/07/CBO-surprise-3/

  Concerning
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