Maximum in a contingency table

I use this formula in excel, but I can't do the same thing to the numbers:

= {max (if (c1 = a1:a1000, b1:b1000))}

This is an array formula, which is a thing of Excel, but not taken in charge by a number. I'm not really clear on what that is. It returns the maximum value in column B of rows where column A = the value in cell C1? In other words, a MAXIF function?

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What is the best way to get the minimum or maximum of a table of numbers value?
Let's say I have a table of numbers: [2,3,3,4,2,2,5,6,7,2]

What is the best way to find the minimum or maximum value in the table?

Now, just get the maximum, I'm a loop in the table and reset a variable to the value if it is greater than the existing value:

What I ended up doing was sorting table (descending to MAX) upward for MIN and then grabbing the first element of the array. Works like a charm in very few lines of code.

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SQL Loader in error after the modified table

Hello
"I had a column in the table that was initially defined as VARCHAR2 (250), I changed the table and made 1000, when the data is over 250 characters sql loader is in error"
Field in the data file exceeds the maximum length. The table shows the field in VARCHAR2 (1000). Help, please.
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I changed the table again to make VARCHAR2 (4000) and still have the error. My data are about 350 characters. Help, please

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Plan the work that runs according to max date in the source to create table
Hi all

I am trying to create an automation in my sql. Basically, I have a table I do reporting and analysis on which is a subset of records from a source table. For the purposes of this example, I called the source table "src_table" and my table as the target table, "tgt_table." Essentially the source table gets updated with a value again months from date (founded order_dt) and I have a procedure I call when the source table is updated to load the value of the new month of records in my target table. So let say June 2012 data is loaded in the source table, I call my procedure that has a date parameter and enter June 2012 as the point of departure date so that it looks for new records in the source table from June 1, 2012 and load it into my target table. For variety reasons I won't get in, my goal in a position is not a view, there must be a stand alone table. The problem is that the source never table gets updated at the same speed interval... sometimes they will load a new months of data at the beginning of the following month, sometimes medium of the month... sometimes I have to wait a few months to get another month of data. So, whenever I get a email notification telling me another month of data is loaded in the source table, I have a windows batch file that runs my setting... I just have to change the start date (based on the order_dt column) and run it. I want to do is automate the process so that I did not yet do. What do I think creates a task that runs every day or even at the end of each month, this work has basically seized the date of maximum order of the source table and if the date of the order is greater than the maximum order date in my target table, it runs my procedure that loads the new month with a value of data in my target table. Thus, for example, my maximum order of my target table date is May 31, 2012. The work runs at a certain period of time and check the maximum date on the source table, if the maximum date is May 31 nothing happens... new data has not been loaded so does not perform the procedure. If the maximum date on the source table is June 30, 2012, the maximum date is greater than the maximum in my table target date so that the procedure runs. I need also the procedure to insert records into the table in the source where the order date in the source table is > = at the time of maximum order in the target table.

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execute insert_new_orders('01-jun-2012');

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Maximum matching

I want the most UNITED of the two tables
ID does not occure in both tables
ID 1 has therefore United more high in table 2 up to 9
ID 2 is 10 form table 2
ID 3 is 7 in table 2
and 4 ID is 11

TABLE 1

TABLE 2

WANTED:

ALSO

How I would count the ID of each table individually
to get:

ID      CNT_T1     CNT_T2
1     3     2
2     2     1
3     NULL     2
4     1     NULL

Published by: Chloe_19 on 05/07/2012 17:45

Published by: Chloe_19 on 05/07/2012 17:50

Published by: Chloe_19 on 05/07/2012 17:54

Hello

Chloe_19 wrote:
>

I want the most UNITED of the two tables
ID does not occure in both tables
ID 1 has therefore United more high in table 2 up to 9
ID 2 is 10 form table 2
ID 3 is 7 in table 2
and 4 ID is 11

TABLE 1

TABLE 2

WANTED:

Sorry, I don't understand this problem.
You said you wanted the maximum uni from both tables. It's not 11?
In addition, 7 and 9 are not maximum uni in each table. Why do you want them?
Think you that you do not want the maximum uni, or the id associated with it?

I apologize for canada.

Is it more useful?

WITH t1
AS
(
SELECT 1  ID,  5 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 1  ID,  6 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 1  ID,  7 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 2  ID,  3 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 3  ID,  3 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 4  ID,  11 UNI FROM Dual
)

WITH t2
AS
(
SELECT 1  ID,  9 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 1  ID,  5 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 2  ID,  10 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 3  ID,  4 UNI FROM Dual union all
SELECT 3  ID,  7 UNI FROM Dual
)

AND

ALSO
How I would count the ID of each table individually
to get:

ID      CNT_T1     CNT_T2
1     3     2
2     2     1
3     NULL     2
4     1     NULL

Why do you want to cnt_t1 be NULL on the line where id = 3?

You can use a FULL OUTER JOIN or a UNION.

WITH     got_t1_cnt     AS
(
     SELECT       id          AS t1_id
     ,       COUNT (*)     AS t1_cnt
     FROM       t1
     GROUP BY  id
)
,     got_t2_cnt     AS
(
     SELECT       id          AS t2_id
     ,       COUNT (*)     AS t2_cnt
     FROM       t2
     GROUP BY  id
)
SELECT       NVL (c1.t1_id, c2.t2_id)     AS id
,       c1.t1_cnt
,       c2.t2_cnt
FROM           got_t1_cnt  c1
FULL OUTER JOIN      got_t2_cnt  c2  ON  c1.t1_id  = c2.t2_id
ORDER BY  id
;

Published by: Frank Kulash, may 7, 2012 22:29

Problems with the length of table/column name
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I have load data from the xml source in the oracle table. Some of the elements of xml (which ODI inverts like data warehouses) are more than 30 characters long, and it goes the same for columns as well.

In the topology Manager, when I change the XML technology and go to the tab 'OTHER', the 'Maximum length of the Table name' and 'Name of maximum column length' are assigned to the 30. According to the literature, ODI must truncate the table name and the name of the column to the specified maximum length. But when I invert the xml model, with more than 30 characters data warehouses are created, and this causes my interface to fail. Is there a solution for this problem?

Receive your answer.

Thank you!
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I propose option 1.

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For Hiroto

Hi Hiroto,

To remove the badges in the responses of the CSA, I tried, in vain, to insert a single line of code in the new CSS 0.62, in my CSS classes (shown below) CSA. Because I do not wish to use the full 0, 62 - that works to remove the badges - I need to find the appropriate place to insert, if possible, just this one line of code in the CSS that I use.

game-status - level .expertise-tile {display: none! important ;}}

I tried to place, without comment, in any number of places in my current what CSA CSS, but I can't get to work. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

It seems that the line 116 of beginning in the 0.62, in this section.

/ * Pacify badges 0.62

These four lines, when uncommented, eliminate the display of the badges. Some or all of the lines are

tribute to. Each comment starts all the way to the left.

*/

/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THREAD CONTENT BROWSER

Badge of expertise level status

To avoid problems of formatting of badges overlapping the next post, turn on this line.

*/

/ * game-status - level .expertise-tile {display: none! important ;}} */

/* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --

THREAD LIST BROWSER

leader board

*/

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Here's my current CSS:

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468 * /.

469 / * search entry * /.

470 game-search-results-main-container game-search-result {padding: 10px! important ;}}    / * Add in v0.43 * /.

471

472

473

474

475     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

476 DOC (THING)

477     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

478 / * user advanced canvas * /.

479 .jive-body - good game - game-column-wrap-l doc {margin: 40px 0px! important ;}}

480

481

482

483

484     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

PROFILE OF 485

486     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

487 / * header & navigation bar (Bio |) Activity | Content | Communities) * /.

488 game-view-profile game-page-header {padding: 10px 40px! important ;}}

489 game-bigtab-nav {margin: 10px 40px! important ;}}

490

491 / * bio * /.

492 game-presentation-l game-column-wrap-l {width: 100%! important ;}}

493

494

495

496 / * blue marker communities (places) sidebar ui setting

497 (according to the width of the sidebar changed to 180px for selector 166px: game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-s)

498 in the PLACES section) * /.

499 game-view-profile game-second-nav ul > li.active {width: 156px! important ;}}

500

70 s

502

503

504     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

505 SEATS

506     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

507 / * last activity column * /.

508 game-go-details game-td-activity {max-width: 650px! important ;}}

509

510

511

512

513     /* ------------------

514 for narrow window treatment

515 method 1 (minimum value)

516

517

518

519 adjust the movement of the Community list table and margin to maximize its width.

520     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

521 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-wrap-l {margin left:-166px! important ;}}

522 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-l {margin left: 166px! important ;}}

523 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-l {padding-left: 0px! important ;}}

524 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-s {width: 166px! important ;}}

525     /* ------------------ */

526} / * end of the big screen * /.

527

528

529

all 530 @media and (max-width: 1265px) / * added in v0.6 * /.

531 {}

532 / * styles for smaller screens (narrow browser window)

533        ========================

534

Narrow 535 is basically identical to the above screen browser except that it allows the sidebar

536 (filter column) in mode list be pushed downwards or to the broadband page layout to place the hand

537 column (column of the table) when the window is not wide enough. It is done by setting the margin on the left and

538 padding to the left of the main column to 0 and the setting max-width of the main column, which is currently 1019px.

539 accordingly, if the width of the window is less than 1265px (= 40 (left margin) + 1019 (main column) + 166

540 (sidebar colum) + 40 (right margin)), column of sidebar is pushed downwards or upwards depending on the document

order of the 541 tree. This set of rules is intended to be useful for normal narrow window whose width is in

542 rank CA. 700-1400px. It can be used for wider window as well, but there is no need to define the

543 max-width of the main column to move the sidebar column when the window is wide enough.

544

545 custom styles for Apple Support communities on board system implemented in 2014-06 (v 0.5) * /.

546

547     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

548 BODY

549 * /.

550 body.j - body-kindness, / * welcome * /.

551 body.j - body-place, / * community * /.

552 body.j - body-yourwork, / * content * /.

553 body.j - body-home, / * activity * /.

554 body.j - body-yourconnections, / * people * /.

555 body.j - body-preferences, / * preferences * /.

556 the content body - body.jive, / * thread * /.

557 body.jive - research organization, / * research * /.

558 body.jive - view - profile / * profile * /.

559     {                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

560 background: white! important;

561}

{body 562

563 background: white;

564 min-width: 0px! important;

565}

566 {#body-apple}

567 width: 100%! important;

568 min-width: 0px! important;

569}

570

571

572

573

574     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

TEXT OF 575

576 * /.

577 / * line spacing * /.

578 .jive-content {line-height: 1.25! important ;}}

579

580

581

582

583     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

CSA 584 HEADER AREA

585 * /.

586 #j-head.

587 #j - compact - header.

588 feet j# {width: 100%! important ;}}

589

590 / * header navigation (communities of Apple support...) * /.

591 {#j-in-head-wrap}

592 padding: 0px 40px! important;

593 margin: 15px 0px 0px! important;

594}

595 {#j-globalNav-bg}

596 padding: 0pX! important;

597 margin: 0px! important;

598}

599 #j-satNav {overflow: visible! important ;}}

600 #jive - breadcrumb {right: 40px! important ;}}

601

602

603

604

605     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

CSA 606 HOMEPAGE

607 * /.

608 #jive-widgetframe-body_5780758 > content-grand, / * discussions.apple.com * /.

609 #jive-widgetframe-body_188974 > content-grand, / * discussionsjapan.apple.com * / / * added in v0.42 * /.

610 #jive-widgetframe-body_20835 > content-large / * discussionskorea.apple.com * / / * added in v0.42 * /.

611 {/ * add id parent in v0.41 * /}

612 text-align: center! important;

613 overflow-x: auto! important;

overflow-y: 614 hidden! important;

615}

{} 616 Apple-community

617 display: inline-block! important;

618 width: 1120px! important;

619 text-align: left! important;

620}

621

622

623

624

625     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

BROWSER LIST THREAD 626

627 * /.

628 / * display the name of the author in "Last activity" column in view of the detailed list of the threads * /.

629 td.j - td-date > span {display: inherit! important ;}}

630

631

632

633 / * main * /.

634 #j-hand {padding: 0px! important ;}}

635

636

637

638 / * title of table cell * /.

639 .jive-table td.jive - table-cell-title {padding: 5px! important ;}}

640

641 / * put on list view column widths * / / * added in v0.43 * /.

642 game-go-details game-td-title {max-width: none! important ;}}

643 game-go-details game-td-date {}

644 width: auto! important;

645 max-width: 20%! important;

646}

647

648

649

650     /* ------------------

651 bookmark columns and hide as in thread list view.

652     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

653 / *-small display changed 0.6 * /.

game-go-details 654 game-td-like,

655 game-go-details game-td-bookmarks {display: none! important ;}}

656 game-go-details > table.j - list > thead.j - rc4 > tr > th + th,.

657 game-go-details > table.j - browse-list > thead.j - rc4 > tr > th + th + th {display: none! important ;}}

658 game-go-details > table.j - list > thead.j - rc4 > tr > th, th, th + th {display: table-cell! important ;}}

659     /* ------------------ */

660

661

662

663 / * son list view table tr td * /.

664 game-go-details-tbody tr td {padding: 5px! important ;}}

665

666

667

668 / * communities list view table tr td * /.

669 .jive-communities-list table tr td {padding: 5px! important ;}}

670

671 / * thumbnails view width * /.

672 game-go-good game-thumb-view,

game-travel-places 673 game-browse-thumbnail.

674 game-travel-people game-browse-thumbnail {width: 100%! important ;}}

47w

676 / * point margin view thumbnail list * / / * added in v0.43 * /.

game-go-good game-thumb-view 677 > li.

678 game-travel-places game-browse-thumbnail > li {margin right: 20px! important ;}}

679

680

681

682 / * line social actions * /.

683 Apple-social-action-wrapper {margin-right: 0px! important ;}}

684 game-thread game-social-action {margin-right: 40px! important ;}}

685

686

687

688 / * header apple, subtitle line ("find the useful content... (' etc) * / / * fixed v0.43 * /.

689 #apple full-slot-headed.

690 {#apple-activity-slot-in-head}

691 padding: 0px 40px 15px! important;

692 margin-bottom: 15px! important;

693}

694 #apple - full - in - head h2.

695 #apple - activity - in - head h2 {padding: 0px 40px! important ;}}

696

697

698

699 / * header of page * /.

700 game-body-place #jive-body > {header.j - top of the page

701 margin left: 40px! important;

702 margin-right: 40px! important;

703 width: auto! important;

704}

705

706 / * line filter browser * /.

707 #j-browse-filters {margin-bottom: 5px! important ;}}

708

709

710

711 / * line of browser controls * /.

712 game-type-row {margin-bottom: 0px! important ;}}

713

714

715

716 / * browser controls content types (content |) Operating tips | Width of discussions) * /.

717 #js-browse-controls game-type-line game-types of content {width: 90%! important ;}}

718

719 / * browser view toggle controls (thumbnails |) Details width) * /.

720 #js - go - #j - point - view - controls toggle {}

721 width: 10%! important;

722 display: table! important;

723}

724

725

726

727 / * line of content filtering (all |) Open | Replied. Threads) * /.

728 {game-content-filter

729 background: white! important;

730 margin-bottom: 10px! important;

731}

732

733 / * Canvas container * /.

734 {game-content

735 margin left: 40px! important;

736 margin-right: 40px! important;

737}

738

739

740

741 / * category filter bar * /.

742 {.jive-content-filter

743 left: 0px! important;

744 width: 80%! important;

745}

.touchcarousel 746-wrapper {width: 100%! important ;}}

747 .touchcarousel .tc-paging-container {width: 90%! important ;}}                    / * Add in v0.41 * /.

748

749

750

751 / * more available search results * /.

752 #j-more-search-results-available {padding: 10px! important ;}}

753

754 / * various * /.

755 .jive-widget {margin-bottom: 10px! important ;}}

756 game-column {margin-bottom: 10px! important ;}}

757

758

759

760

761     /* ------------------

762 treatment for narrow window

763 method 1 (minimum value)

764

765

766

767 adjust the movement of the table list thread and margin to maximize its width.

768     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

769 / *---(actuellement commentées)

770 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-wrap-l {margin left:-166px! important ;}}

771 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-l {margin left: 166px! important ;}}

772 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-s {width: 166px! important ;}}

773     ------------------ */

774     /* ------------------

775 for narrow window treatment

776 method 2 (better to narrow window, but a disadvantage for large window)

777

List table 778 let thread have full-width, but does not exceed 1019px to make room for ui sidebar (filters and actions).

779 if the window is wide enough (> = 1265px), sidebar ui is displayed next to the thread list table.

780 otherwise it is displayed below or above it (according to the order of document tree).

781

782 * width of the sidebar (constant) = 166px

783 * wireless maximum width of the table = 1019px

784 * canvas margin left = 40px

785 * margin to the right of the canvas = 40px

786         ---------------------------------------

787 * total = 1265px

788     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.5 */

789 / *-(active) * /.

790 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-wrap-l {max-width: 1019px! important ;}}

791 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-wrap-l {margin-left: 0px! important ;}}

792 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-l {margin-left: 0px! important ;}}

793 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-s {width: 166px! important ;}}

794     /* ------------------ */

795

796

797

798     /* ------------------

799 positions of left-right swap list table and sidebar ui thread (filters and actions)

800     */                                                                                  /* fixed in v0.43 */

801 / * leave thread list table left float * /.

802 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-wrap-l,

803 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-wrap-l {float: left! important ;}}

804

805

806

807 / * float right sidebar ui * /.

808 game-layout - sl.j - browse-good game-column-s,

809 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-s {float: right! important ;}}

810     /* ------------------ */

811

812

813

814

815     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

CONTENT THREAD 816 BROWSER

817 * /.

818 / * thread header * /.

819 Apple-wire-header {}

820 width: auto! important;

821 margin-bottom: 10px! important;

822 margin left: 40px! important;

823}

824

825 / * thread original message * /.

826 game - wire .jive-content {margin: 0px 0px 140px 40px! important ;}}

827

828 / * wire ul response (s) * /.

829 ul.jive-discussion-replies.jive-discussion-indent-0 {margin: 0px! important ;}}

830

831 / * thread answer li * /.

.jive-discussion-answers 832, li.reply {margin-top: 15px! important ;}}

833

834

835

836 / * dash view thread * /.

.jive-discussion-dash-1 837 Li.reply {padding-left: 15px! important ;}}

838

839 / * thread info * /.

840 .jive-wire-info {}

841 padding: 10px 40px! important;

842 margin: 0px! important;

843}

844

845 / * thread answers cumulation * /.

846 game-response-rollup {margin: 30px 0px! important ;}}

847

848 / * thread message header (display, date, response to) * /.

849 game thread after > header {}

850 padding: 10px 20px 0px 20px! important;

851 margin-bottom: 12px! important;

852}

853

854 / * thread post (message body) section * /.

855 game thread after section {}

856 padding: 0px 20px! important;

857 margin-bottom: 6px! important;

858}

859

860 / * thread post footer (as |) Answer etc.) * /

footer 861 game thread after {padding: 15px 0px! important ;}}

862 game-thread-post footer > ul {padding: 2px! important ;}}

863 game-thread-post footer > container-.acclaim {margin: 0px 5px! important ;}}

864

865

866

867 / * rendered content thread * /.

868 .jive-rendering-content {padding-bottom: 4px! important ;}}

869

870 / * thread made happy quote & pre * /.

.Jive .jive-made content-871-quote,

{.jive-made content-872 .jive-pre

873 margin: 15px 5px! important;

874}

875

876

877

878 / * screw the foot of page response (return to community |) Go to the original post) * /.

879 #jive - wire - response - footer {margin-top: 10px! important ;}}

880

881 / * more like this links, inbound links * /.

882 #apple - combined - threads {margin: 40px 0px! important ;}}

883 #apple - combined - threads game-box {margin-bottom: 0px! important ;}}

884 game-icon-list li {padding: 3px 0px 3px 22px! important ;}}

885

886

887

888

889     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

890 INLINE EDITOR

891 * /.

892 / * Publisher * /.

.jive-discussion-answers 893, li.addReply {margin: 50px 0px 40px! important ;}}

894

895

896

897

898     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

899 ADVANCED EDITOR

900 * /.

901 / * content area * /.

902-game - .jive ontent .jive - create - thread,

903 .jive-body-form-document .jive - happy .doc-page {}

904 margin: 40px 0px! important;

905 padding: 0px! important;

906}

907

908

909

910 / * header * /.

game 911 - wire .jive - content .jive-create-thread h2,

.jive-body-form-document 912, .jive - happy .doc-page h2 {padding: 0px! important ;}}

913

914

915

916 / * editor Panel * /.

game 917-- .jive ontent .jive-create-thread #jive - compose - title of the thread.

.jive.Jive-editor-Panel.Jive-large-editor-panel - content .jive-create-thread 918 game - wire.

919.jive-corps-formulaire-.jive-content.doc-page #jive - compose - title of the document.

920 .jive-body-form-document.jive-content.doc-page.jive-editor-panel.jive-large-editor-panel {margin: 0px! important ;}}

921

922

923

924 / * height in the line editor * /.

925 body.tiny_mce_content {line-height: inherit! important ;}}

926

927

928

929 / * in the * /.

930 .jive-body-form-how .jive-wire-message {margin: 0px! important ;}}

931

932

933

934 / * buttons (response |) Cancel) * /.

935 game-publishbar,

936 .jive-body-form .jive-composebuttons {margin: 20px 40px 0px! important ;}}

937

938

939

940

941     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

942 ACTIVITY STREAMS

943 * /.

944 / * entry activity * /.

945 game-Act-entry {padding: 5px 0px 10px to 100px! important ;}}

946

947

948

949 / * title * /.

950 game-body-home game-law-title {padding: 5px 0px 5px 24 PX! important ;}}

951

45ss

953

954 / * body of activity and a comment * / / * added in v0.43 * /.

955 game-body-home game-law-init,

956 game-view-profile game-law-init {padding: 5px 0px 10px to 100px! important ;}}

957 Apple-activity-comments-wrapper {margin-left: 0px! important ;}}

958

959

960

961 / * list * /.

962 game-act-together game-law-g-point {padding: 3px! important ;}}

963

964

965     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

966 SEARCH RESULTS

967 * /.

968 / * search entry * /.

969 game-search-results-main-container game-search-result {padding: 10px! important ;}}    / * Add in v0.43 * /.

970

971

972

973

974     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

975 DOC (THING)

976     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

977 / * user advanced canvas * /.

.jive 978-body - good game - game-column-wrap-l doc {margin: 40px 0px! important ;}}

979

980

981

982

983     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

PROFILE OF 984

985     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

986 / * header & navigation bar (Bio |) Activity | Content | Communities) * /.

987 game-view-profile game-page-header {padding: 10px 40px! important ;}}

988 game-bigtab-nav {margin: 10px 40px! important ;}}

989

990 / * bio * /.

991 game-presentation-l game-column-wrap-l {width: 100%! important ;}}

992

993

994

995 / * blue marker communities (places) sidebar ui setting

996 (according to the width of the sidebar changed to 180px for selector 166px: game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-s)

997 in the PLACES section) * /.

998 game-view-profile game-second-nav ul > li.active {width: 156px! important ;}}

999

1000

1001

1002

1003     /* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------

PLACES OF 1004

1005     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

1006 / * last activity column * /.

1007 game-go-details game-td-activity {max-width: 650px! important ;}}

1008

1009

1010

1011

1012     /* ------------------

1013 treatment for narrow window

1014 method 1 (minimum value)

1015

1016

1017

1018 Adjust Community list of table shift and margin to maximize its width.

1019     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.43 */

1020 / *---(actuellement commentées)

1021 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-wrap-l {margin left:-166px! important ;}}

1022 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-l {margin left: 166px! important ;}}

1023 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-s {width: 166px! important ;}}

1024     ------------------ */

1025     /* ------------------

1026 for narrow window treatment

1027 method 2 (better to narrow window, but a disadvantage for large window)

1028

1029 leave table Community list have full-width, but does not exceed 1019px to make room for ui sidebar (filters and actions).

1030 if the window is wide enough (> = 1265px), sidebar ui is displayed next to the Community list table.

1031, otherwise it appears below or above it (according to the order of document tree).

1032

1033 * width of the sidebar (constant) = 166px

1034 * maximum width of the community table = 1019px

1035 * canvas margin left = 40px

1036 * margin to the right of the canvas = 40px

1037         ---------------------------------------

1038 * total = 1265px

1039     */                                                                                  /* added in v0.5 */

1040 / *-(active) * /.

1041 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-wrap-l {max-width: 1019px! important ;}}

1042 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-wrap-l {margin-left: 0px! important ;}}

1043 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-l {margin-left: 0px! important ;}}

1044 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-l {padding-left: 0px! important ;}}

1045 game-layout - sl.j - browse places game-column-s {width: 166px! important ;}}

1046     /* ------------------ */

1047

1048

1049

1050

1051} / * end of narrow browsers. */

1052} / * end of moz-document * /.

Impossible to find a way to change my opus should mention that I want to remove the badges in the OP, not only in the responses. (Just got one of these silly things to ask this question.)

Connect the large number of parameters and variables between Verstand and model of Labview

We have an installer of dyno with a chassis PXI-E running Veristand 2014 and 2014, inertia. In order to strengthen the capabilities and timing of the Veristand, I would use models of Labview to perform tasks is not possible by Veristand and inertia. An example of this is to determine the maximum amount of a large number of thermocouples. VeriStand has a comparison function, but it compares two values at once. This makes long and rigid emissions. LabVIEW, on the other hand, has a function which words one to get the maximum items in a table in one step. I need to use Labview to 'send' the thermocouples of 50 or more to the Labview model. In addition to the variables that must be communicated between Veristand and Labview, I also need to present Labview with the threshold and setting parameters. Forums and user manuaIs understand that you must use the connector pane in Labview Veristand System Explorer mapping to expose the inports and isolated villages. The problem is that the part of Labview connector is limited to 27 I/O. How to overcome this limitation?

BTW. I'm relatively new to Labview and Versitand.

Thank you.

Richard

You can work around this limitation by putting your orders and clusters indicators. Then set the cluster to be required or recommended to indicate whether contained controls are entered or parameters, just normal.

Bill land - problem with phase

I have a problem of implementation during the attempt to produce traces of Bode for my team designed the hardware. I have now successfully been able to produce the data you expect, with a single question. Part of the phase of data points are the opposite of what is expected. I'll explain the process used...

The material, I log in allows me to inject the signals on channels, but also the flow of these channels of my PC application for analysis. The function that I'm trying to replicate is a frequency sweep, as follows:

-major equipment to replace a channel (the stimulus) with an sine wave frequencies, f

-broadcasting the channel stimulus as well as his response to a certain channel number of cycles, P

-the analysis ("transfer function") on the stimulus and data stream response strings

-connect the frequency (f) with the phase intended to produce a Plot of Bode and corresponding calculated magnitude

-increase the frequency (f) and repeat steps

This code example is 'analysis' performed:
```
int i, MaxMagIdx, DontCareIdx;
Double * TimeInMag,.
	* DontCareArr,

	TransferReal,

	   TransferImg,

	   TransferMag,

	   TransferPhase,

	   DontCare,

	   AdjFreq;
NIComplexNumber * TimeSweepIn,.

		* TimeSweepOut,

		* FFTSweepIn,

		* FFTSweepOut;
TimeSweepIn = malloc (gSweepCountMax * sizeof (NIComplexNumber));

TimeSweepOut = malloc (gSweepCountMax * sizeof (NIComplexNumber));

FFTSweepIn = malloc (gSweepCountMax * sizeof (NIComplexNumber));

FFTSweepOut = malloc (gSweepCountMax * sizeof (NIComplexNumber));
TimeInMag = malloc (gSweepCountMax * sizeof (double));

DontCareArr = malloc (gSweepCountMax * sizeof (double));
int InputSigIndex;
unsigned char OverrideMsg [L_ADC_OVERRIDE_RQ] is {0};.
for (i = 0; i<>

{

	TimeSweepIn [i] .reellement = gSweepInArr [i];

	TimeSweepOut [i] .reellement = gSweepOutArr [i];

	TimeSweepIn [i] .imaginary = 0.0;

	TimeSweepOut [i] .imaginary = 0.0;

}
CxFFTEx (TimeSweepIn, gSweepCountMax, gSweepCountMax, NULL, FALSE, FFTSweepIn);

CxFFTEx (TimeSweepOut, gSweepCountMax, gSweepCountMax, NULL, FALSE, FFTSweepOut);
for (i = 0; i<>

{

	ToPolar (FFTSweepIn [i] .reellement, FFTSweepIn [i] .imaginary & TimeInMag [i], & DontCareArr [i]);

}
MaxMin1D (TimeInMag, gSweepCountMax, & DontCare, & MaxMagIdx, & DontCare & DontCareIdx);
CxDiv (.reellement [MaxMagIdx] FFTSweepOut, FFTSweepOut [MaxMagIdx] .imaginary,

	   FFTSweepIn [MaxMagIdx] .reellement .imaginary FFTSweepIn [MaxMagIdx],

	   & TransferReal, & TransferImg);
ToPolar (TransferReal, TransferImg, & TransferMag & TransferPhase);
TransferMag = 20 * log10 (TransferMag);

TransferPhase = RadToDeg (TransferPhase);
AdjFreq = (double) ((unsigned long) (gSweepFreq * 0 x 200000000 / (double) 50000000)) * 0 200000000 50000000 x / (double);
fprintf (Logfile_Handle, "% lf\t%lf\t%lf\n", AdjFreq, TransferMag, TransferPhase);
Free (TimeSweepIn);

Free (TimeSweepOut);

Free (FFTSweepIn);

Free (FFTSweepOut);

Free (TimeInMag);

Free (DontCareArr);
```
It works almost perfectly. The problem is that the calculated phase will be positive when there should be negative and vice versa.

Here's a graph of the data produced:

This is what is expected:

Here are the two bunk:

The expected plot was produced by the log file of cheating. I went and I didn't change the incorrect points to negative values. I want to eliminate this step. As you can see, if incorrect data are reflected on the zero line, it's what we expect. This "expected" given corresponds to what material Analyzer of my colleague (Venable device) when it is used on our device.

We believe that the issue is not with carried out complex math, but a problem in the FFT function or the selection of the index to use on the data table.

Hi PedroMunoz,

It was random semi.

With the help of a licensed physicist with a PhD, the solution was discovered.

When a FFT is performed, the output is a complex signal frequency. Convert this signal complex in amplitude and phase. The signal amplitude must contain a pic. The ridge of the signal amplitude is located at the frequency at which the sample represents. I understood.

However, reading the FFT also of output magntiude contains a second peak. This second peak is negative frequency, and to analyze these data point conjugate complex is necessary. This second Summit should theoretically have the same amplitude, described as:

F (f) = F * (-f)

What interests me in recovering is F (f). What was happening was because F (f) and F * (-f) are theoretically the same (hence, they should the two registry as the maximum value of the table), F * (-f) would sometimes be picked up as the maximum value of the table instead of F (f), perhaps because of the noise. So I just need to make sure that I'm not the negative frequencies in my table.

To ignore the F * (-f), all I had to do was only to watch a half of my output of the FFT. When I change my code for:
```
TimeInMag = malloc (gSweepCountMax/2 * sizeof (double));

DontCareArr = malloc (gSweepCountMax/2 * sizeof (double));
for (i = 0; i

{

	ToPolar (FFTSweepIn [i] .reellement, FFTSweepIn [i] .imaginary & TimeInMag [i], & DontCareArr [i]);

}
MaxMin1D (TimeInMag, gSweepCountMax/2, & DontCare, & MaxMagIdx, & DontCare, & DontCareIdx);
```
I'm ignoring the negative frequencies. By setting the parameter 'shift' of CxFFTEx to FALSE, it organizes the positive frequencies in the first half, then the negative frequencies in the second. I pick up is no longer the wrong index, which would result in the phase reverse reading.

I hope this helps someone else in the future!

Modification of the program of "Getting Started" sample to acquire data of multiple frequencies

Dear members,

I am very new to the LabVIEW and worked (mainly through aid of Google) to change one of the samples included with LabVIEW 2010 programs to suit my purpose.

Essentially, the "Getting Started" program that comes with the LabVIEW 2008 works in the following way
1. The user runs the program
2. The user sets the frequency to whatever is needed
3. User presses the "Trigger" button on the front that gives the values of the two boxes on the front panel
4. Program stops automatically
I modified in the following way
1. I enter the "recurrence interval" and the "maximum rate" in a table to calculate the number of iterations
2. I then pass the frequency required in the 'constant' through dissociation TI (where I was setting at the start manually the frequency)
3. From there, the program runs exactly as before
4. I wrapped the existing set of block diagram in a loop 'For' to repeat several times, with a different frequency every time
5. Then, I finally write measures in a worksheet in addition to posting on the "façade".
The problem that I face is that the frequency is not updated in the program. For example, if the last frequency used on the parser a 20 Hz, the program will be to take measures against the same 20 Hz rather than against the correct frequencies several times.

So, in the spreadsheet I created, I get 1 kHz, 2 kHz... 10 kHz, but the values of impedance values recorded against them were indeed all taken against 20 Hz (or how often I last used by using the non-modified program).

I suspect that the frequency is updated whenever the user presses the button "Trigger", but since I took this, for purposes of automation and replaced by a constant static in the 'real', it could cause problems. I don't know if this is definitely the problem, but even if this is the case, I can't find a way around it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated as this provides a bottleneck in my project.

Thank you

Attachments:

VI program Original

VI for updated program

Files zipped (for the support of dependence)

Dear Robert,

I am in using LabVIEW 2010 was therefore not able to run the code you have provided. However, I managed to get one of my friends write me the code that I have attached, to help anyone who has the same problem in the future.

Thank you for your time and effort.

Need help with this VI

I don't know what to do after the generation of random numbers in the table. I think that you log the random function in one for a loop and plug it on the table to put the random numbers in the table. I don't know what that means "M of n by L dimensions."

My apologies, because, I learned much of this.

«Develop a LabVIEW VI that will generate a 3D Board of M by N by L dimensions (all the user set integer values).» Then the VI will fill the table with random numbers between 0 and 10 and show. In addition, the VI should determine the maximum number in the table and its index location (layer, line and column) in the table. Finally the minimum location and index should also be. The whole production should beincluded in a group called "output".

Thank you for any kind of help.

Tips on improving the performance

Hello
I have a table that contains data for the last 5 min, maximum (500 lines), this table is in NOLOGGING mode.
I have another process that get these data every 5 minutes and then remove each row in this table.
As my table is in NOLOGGING mode I was questioning myself if this better to TRUNCATE the table or DELETE all ranks.
I did a trace to see the result, but I'm not sure of the conclusion:
truncate table
call the query of disc elapsed to cpu count current lines
------- ------ -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Parse        1      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
Run 1 0.00 1.40 12 3 238 0
Fetch        0      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
------- ------ -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Total 2 0.01 1.40 12 3 238 0
Chess in the library during parsing cache: 1
Optimizer mode: ALL_ROWS
The analysis of the user id: SYS
Elapsed time are waiting on the following events:
Event waited on times max wait for the Total WHEREAS
----------------------------------------   Waited ---------- ------------
DB file sequential read 12 0.00 0.00
ENQ: RO - fast object reuse 3 0.26 0.42
local writing wait 7 0.50 0.24
reliable message 1 0.00 0.00
Journal of synchronization of file 1 0.04 0.04
SQL * Net message to client 1 0.00 0.00
SQL * Net client message 1 0.00 0.00
delete
call the query of disc elapsed to cpu count current lines
------- ------ -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Parse        1      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
Run 1 0.00 129 263 566 134 0.12
Fetch        0      0.00       0.00          0          0          0           0
------- ------ -------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Total 2 0.00 0.12 129 263 566 134
Chess in the library during parsing cache: 1
Optimizer mode: ALL_ROWS
The analysis of the user id: SYS
Caught plan statistics number: 1
Ranks (1) operation of line Source lines (avg) lines (max)
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------------------------------------------------
0 0 0 ASH_DATA DELETE (cr = 263 pr = 129 pw = time 0 = 125014 en)
134 134 134 TABLE ACCESS FULL ASH_DATA (cr = 263 pr = 129 pw = time 0 = 2738 US cost = 37243 size = card 6420 = 321)
Elapsed time are waiting on the following events:
Event waited on times max wait for the Total WHEREAS
----------------------------------------   Waited ---------- ------------
db file scattered read 17 0.11 0.11
SQL * Net message to client 1 0.00 0.00
SQL * Net client message 1 0.00 0.00
Thank you
Cyrille

@rp0428 I have no control over this, if you have a suggestion, I'm very open minded

, Thanks for the STORAGEclause of RE-USE, I'll have a look.

The button Delete and truncate made with about 130 lines each, at the exit, it seems that the truncation is longer but consumes less resources.

Ask yourself that question 'control transaction' is a more important than potential problem on.

I followed the basic rule is: if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

You have not posted ANY reason to believe that you still have a problem.

Until you really have a problem to choose a solution and move.

As it has already menntioned AND TRONQUER LOADING/RELOADING operations

1. is evolutionary movement

2 are performing travel as the amount of data increases

3. use fewer resources (undo, redo, memory) as the amount of data increases

The above is particularly true for the use case that can benefit from the RE-USE of STORAGE clause such as batch jobs which tend to use about the same amount of tablespace.

Maximum in a contingency table

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