Indexing of a table with multiple indexes

Hi all

I just used the detector of Ridge VI on table 1 d with a threshold. I now have an array of index I need to round to use as a real index. My question is, with this index corresponding to the points picture, how, I take the peak values

To give a bit of context:

1. I have three time correlated signals. I filter them, normalize, then add them so that I can increase the signal-to-noise ratio.

2 pic DetectionVI gives me a table where are these pics

3. I want my end result

A. Signal1 [peak_indices]

B. Signal2 [peak_indices]

C.Signal3 [peak_indices]

Now I think about it in the way I have d code in MATLAB which is much easier, but I would like to do this in Labview and would be very happy to any idea.

Thank you

-Joe

As you said, once you have rounded tip to the nearest value locations you have an array of markings. From there on, it should be a simple matter of passing this table in a for loop that auto-index of the results that you went out to generate a table of peak values.

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  v_num_errors  NUMBER;
BEGIN 
  DBMS_REDEFINITION.CAN_REDEF_TABLE
    (USER, 'T_TEST', DBMS_REDEFINITION.CONS_USE_PK);
  DBMS_REDEFINITION.START_REDEF_TABLE
    (USER, 'T_TEST', 'T_TEST_INTERIM',
     'COL1 COL1,TO_NCHAR(COL2) COL2,COL3 COL3',
      DBMS_REDEFINITION.CONS_USE_PK);
  DBMS_REDEFINITION.SYNC_INTERIM_TABLE
    (USER, 'T_TEST', 'T_TEST_INTERIM');
  DBMS_REDEFINITION.COPY_TABLE_DEPENDENTS
    (USER, 'T_TEST', 'T_TEST_INTERIM',
     DBMS_REDEFINITION.CONS_ORIG_PARAMS, 
     TRUE, TRUE, TRUE, FALSE, v_num_errors, TRUE);
  DBMS_REDEFINITION.FINISH_REDEF_TABLE
    (USER, 'T_TEST', 'T_TEST_INTERIM');
END;
/
DROP TABLE t_test_interim CASCADE CONSTRAINTS
/
-- results:
DESC t_test
COLUMN col3 FORMAT A10
SELECT * FROM t_test WHERE CONTAINS (col3, 'test data') > 0
/
-- clean-up:
DROP TABLE t_test
/

No real workaround DBMS_REDEFINITION uses function DBMS_METADATA. GET_DDL() and a string of invalid parameter is returned due to known bugs when you use the ALTER INDEX REBUILD with parameter REPLACE; try to avoid changing the index with REPLACE if you export or use DBMS_REDEFINITION for this table/index.

Note to change the text index metadata, to change the existing class preference, you can use the REPLACE METADATA, IE

ALTER INDEX i1 REBUILD PARAMETERS ("replace metadata sync (on commit)" ");

Will not rebuild the index so that your DOF is to rebuild the index

ALTER INDEX i1 REBUILD PARAMETERS ('REPLACE SYNC (ON COMMIT)")

Collections [PL/SQL] table with a unique index
Hello

Is it possible to create a table with a unique index collection?

example:

declare
type tabletype is the table of non-null number IN directory INDEXES;
tabletype_nummer tabletype;
Start
tabletype_nummer (1): = 1;
tabletype_nummer (2): = 2;
tabletype_nummer (3): = 2;
end;

2nd and 3rd index have the same value.
so he could not fill the index 3.

Thank you.
Ludo

Published by: Ludock on December 10, 2009 11:36
The unique index should be the value.
Yes, he is not required to start the index within the collection of 1... regardless of the number...
Here put your index to the collection and the value of the collection as even... so you can launch it from 12 to...
Him even when modified a bit
```
DECLARE
type tabletype
IS
  TABLE OF NUMBER NOT NULL INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
  tabletype_nummer tabletype;
  v_num  NUMBER;
  v_num1 NUMBER;
BEGIN
  v_num                   := 12;
  tabletype_nummer(v_num) := v_num;
  v_num                   := 2;
  tabletype_nummer(v_num) := v_num;
  v_num                   := 2;
  tabletype_nummer(v_num) := v_num;
  v_num                   :=5;
  tabletype_nummer(v_num) := v_num;
  v_num1                  :=tabletype_nummer.First;

  WHILE v_num1            IS NOT NULL
  LOOP
    dbms_output.put_line(v_num1);
    v_num1 := tabletype_nummer.Next(v_num1);
  END LOOP;
END;
```
I assigned collection it beginning with 12 and next 2 I assigned twice and 5 next time... So now, if you check the o/p, you will get 2,5,12 which are distinct values, you want to store in the collection.

Ravi Kumar

date max with multiple joins of tables
Looking for expert advice on the use of max (date) with multiple joins of tables. Several people have tried (and failed) - HELP Please!

The goal is to retrieve the most current joined line of NBRJOBS_EFFECTIVE_DATE for each unique NBRJOBS_PIDM. There are several lines by PIDM with various EFFECTIVE_DATEs. The following SQL returns about 1/3 of the files and there are also some multiples.

The keys are PIDM, POSN and suff

Select NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS.*,
NBRBJOB. NBRBJOB.*
of POSNCTL. Inner join of NBRBJOB NBRBJOB POSNCTL. NBRJOBS NBRJOBS on (NBRBJOB. NBRBJOB_PIDM = NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_PIDM) and (NBRBJOB. NBRBJOB_POSN = NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_POSN) and (NBRBJOB. NBRBJOB_SUFF = NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_SUFF)
where NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_SUFF <>'LS '.
and NBRBJOB. NBRBJOB_CONTRACT_TYPE = 'P '.
and NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_EFFECTIVE_DATE =
(select Max (NBRJOBS1. NBRJOBS_EFFECTIVE_DATE) as 'EffectDate '.
of POSNCTL. NBRJOBS NBRJOBS1
where NBRJOBS1. NBRJOBS_PIDM = NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_PIDM
and NBRJOBS1. NBRJOBS_POSN = NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_POSN
and NBRJOBS1. NBRJOBS_SUFF = NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_SUFF
and NBRJOBS1. NBRJOBS_SUFF <>'LS '.
and NBRJOBS1. NBRJOBS_EFFECTIVE_DATE < = to_date('2011/11/15','yy/mm/dd'))
order of NBRJOBS. NBRJOBS_PIDM
Welcome to the forum!

We don't know what you are trying to do.
You want all of the columns in the rows where NBRJOBS_EFFECTIVE_DATE is the date limit before a given date (November 15, 2011 in this example) for all rows in the result set with this NBRJOBS_PIDM? If so, here is one way:
```
with         GOT_R_NUM     as
(
     select       NBRJOBS.NBRJOBS.*,
            NBRBJOB.NBRBJOB.*     -- You may have to give aliases, so that every column has a unique name
     ,       rank () over ( partition by  NBRJOBS.NBRJOBS_PIDM
                               order by      NBRJOBS.NBRJOBS_EFFECTIVE_DATE     desc
                      )             as R_NUM
     from          POSNCTL.NBRBJOB NBRBJOB
     inner join      POSNCTL.NBRJOBS NBRJOBS       on    (NBRBJOB.NBRBJOB_PIDM = NBRJOBS.NBRJOBS_PIDM)
                                        and      (NBRBJOB.NBRBJOB_POSN = NBRJOBS.NBRJOBS_POSN)
                                  and      (NBRBJOB.NBRBJOB_SUFF = NBRJOBS.NBRJOBS_SUFF)
     where       NBRJOBS.NBRJOBS_SUFF             != 'LS'       -- Is this what you meant?
     and        NBRBJOB.NBRBJOB_CONTRACT_TYPE   ='P'
     and       NBRJOBS.NBRJOBS_EFFECTIVE_DATE  <= to_date ('2011/11/15', 'yyyy/mm/dd')
)
select       *     -- Or list all columns except R_NUM
from       GOT_R_NUM
where       R_NUM          = 1
order by  NBRJOBS_PIDM
;
```
Normally this site does not display the <>inequality operator; He thinks it's some kind of beacon.
Whenever you post on this site, use the other inequality operator (equivalent), *! = *.

I hope that answers your question.
If not, post a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT, only relevant columns instructions) for all the tables involved and the results desired from these data.
Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.
Always tell what version of Oracle you are using.
You will get better results faster if you always include this information whenever you have a problem.

DB update multiple records in a table with a form
I'm developing an online proofing system that displays a number of images and then allow the client to approve each image, but also to comment.

I currently have a configuration table with the different elements (an image dynamically takes its name, details about the image and the required form fields). See this Image for layout

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I found an extension that does this in two minutes:

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