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  123123 1168182.16 1168182.16
  
  
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  123123 205699,04 205699.04
  123123 130912,78 130912.78
  123123 81622,87 81622.87
  123123 438032,43 438032.43
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  SELECT B.key_code,sum(A.invoice_amt),sum(a.paid_amt),SUM(b.tot_Amt),SUM(b.inv_amt) FROM rec_a B, rec_b A WHERE A.KEY_CODE=B.KEY_CODE AND B.KEY_CODE in ('123123')
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  123123 1168182.16 1168182.16 1168182.16 1168182.16
  
  
  Can someone help me out here?
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: 1003064 on April 29, 2013 03:19

  Hello

  1003064 wrote:
  I have a problem with a query, please help.

  I have two tables:
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  123123 1168182.16 1168182.16

  Table 2
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  123123 205699,04 205699.04
  123123 130912,78 130912.78...
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  I wrote a query to sum up all the areas (tot_amt, inv_amt, invoice_Amt, paid_amt)

  SELECT B.key_code, sum (a.invoice_amt), sum (a.paid_amt), SUM (b.tot_Amt), SUM (b.inv_amt) FROM rec_a A, rec_b B WHERE A.KEY_CODE = B.KEY_CODE AND B.KEY_CODE in ('123123')
  B.key_code group

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  123123 1168182.16 1168182.16 7009092.96 7009092.96

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    select KEY1,VALUE1,
    1 old_cnt, 0 new_cnt, rowid rid from T_TARGET o
    UNION ALL
    SELECT KEY1,VALUE1,
    0 old_cnt, 1 new_cnt, NULL FROM T_SOURCE n
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  FROM (
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    UNION ALL
    SELECT KEY1,VALUE1,
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      FROM (
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  KEY1     VALUE1                                   NEW_CNT     RID
  1     INSERT - in source, not in target ****************     1
  2     DELETE (after update) - not in source, in target *     0     AAAcDHAAMAAAACtAAA
  3     UPDATE - put this in target **********************     1     AAAcDHAAMAAAACtAAB
  

  Now, here's the real MERGER:

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  USING (
    SELECT KEY1,VALUE1,
    new_cnt, rid
    FROM (
      SELECT /*+ cardinality(1) */ KEY1,VALUE1,
      old_cnt, new_cnt, row_number() OVER(PARTITION BY KEY1 ORDER BY old_cnt) rn
      , max(rid) over(partition by key1) rid
      from (
        select KEY1,VALUE1,
        sum(old_cnt) old_cnt, sum(new_cnt) new_cnt, max(rid) rid
        FROM (
          select KEY1,VALUE1,
          1 old_cnt, 0 new_cnt, rowid rid from T_TARGET o
          UNION ALL
          SELECT KEY1,VALUE1,
          0 old_cnt, 1 new_cnt, NULL FROM T_SOURCE n
        )
        group by KEY1,VALUE1
        having sum(old_cnt) <> sum(new_cnt)
      )
    ) where rn = 1
  ) n
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  Published by: stew Ashton on February 7, 2013 20:42

• Claire VF but Rec on ext monitor?

  Claire VF but Rec on ext monitor?

  Is there a way?

  I know the Red Rec Stby on top. But the declaration of principles want a clear framework.

  Thank you

  Well, to my knowledge, I think that if you want... you can have just the score on the SDI stream light show, and that would be attached to the camera...

  As said, 3 SDI and the VF mimic each other what's on 3 SDI will appear in the VF... But on the side of the VF, you have the 'Display' button that you should be able to turn off all the information in just the VF.

  So with that in place, you could see a clean image in the VF, with SDI 1 is also clean and SDI 3 being the one with the record count.

  Some monitors have a record tally indicator on the monitor itself and which would be active through the menu on the screen itself, but it is something that is variable according to the monitors. And at that time where the camera needs to send a REC flag to trigger such a capability in the monitor. I believe that there is an option in the "REGISTRATION" menu that will allow SDI relaxation to be active.

  Hope that helps a little...

• Module FPGA unzip problem

  I downloaded the FPGA module in a PXI controller, running XP.  When I tried to unzip it, the unzip operation fails every time.  What is the cause?  Is there some sort of requirement for this unpack?  Hard disk size requirement?

  Thanks for help.  I discovered what the problem was.  I downloaded the FPGA module via the link below.  When I tried to unzip it, I would use the default path.  Apparently, the default path is a space at the end of his 2nd record, counting from the end of the path.  It is a small bug in NOR, but it needs to be fixed.  It is difficult to catch, because I don't expect something like that happening.

  https://lumen.NI.com/nicif/us/evallvuser/content.XHTML