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• 0 x 80041006 "a network occurred when communicating with the game server"

  Today I got this error message when you try to connect to Internet Spades - 0 x 80041006 "a network occurred when communicating with the game server".  Same thing happens with Internet Backgammon.  Has anyone else had this problem, nobody has found a solution please?

  Patti

  Hi Syed,

  I was able to access all aspects of the internet, only Internet Spades/Backgammon & checkers that are on my PC, all gaming sites like Yahoo & Pogo were available.  A few hours later everything was back to normal, so I think it may have been an error of site specific to these games.  Thank you for your advice I will hold firmly in case of future problems.

  Concerning

  Patti

• [Bug of LabVIEW report] 'Create all the constants' does not create a constant for the controls when mixed with flags

  The shortcut of the comics 'Create all the constants' cannot create a constant to a control when it is mixed with flags:

  

  Colors of the palette is a table control, the other two are indicators.

  

  results in:

  

  With the help of the 'constant to create' (which is something else altogether) works very well with the table control (of course, the constant is not connected to the Terminal in this case).

  Tested in LV 2016 64 bit on Windows 7

  You can change the functionality of the right click plugin by opening the Terminals_core.vi all the wires in the .llb following and by removing the structure of matter on the image below (keep remove it just method the structure around him). He did what you wanted in the original post, but is not very useful when you start to use it on items with multiple terminals (especially multiple output terminals). The code makes it seem quite expected, he travels all terminals it concludes and checks whether it is an input or output terminal. If it's an entry, it creates a constant, if it is an output, it does nothing. The change that I did just creates a constant whether it is an input or output.

  time Board \resource\plugins\PopupMenus\edit and diagram\Wire all Terminals.llb Unwired

  

• Network problems intermittent management with more than 1 works ESXi

  Hello

  I had problems since installation with our 2 x ESXi 5.5 nodes running on a Dell VRTX system.

  If I had to run 1 ESXi nodes on its own, it works perfectly, no problems what so ever, but as soon as I start the 2nd node they network for the management network connectivity problems.  However any virtual machine that you are running on them have no problem at all.

  The easiest way for me to check it comes to ping the management network and it will be on one of the nodes timeout, then it will randomly and knitting on this node but timeout on the other, they will never return a ping at the same time.

  
  If anyone has experienced this before? I fight to see if there is a problem with the installation on the ESXi hosts, the network Dell VRTX or our NetGear switch.

  I tried a lot of solutions and been through the different pages of VMware KB but can't seem to find something that suits him.

  The network Dell 8 physical ports are all in one LAG with 2 nodes added, I tried the distinct lag, but that made no difference, I am focusing now on if it is a parameter of VMware to see where that gets me.

  That's how the two nodes are configured.

  

  Solved!

  Finally, I spotted the problem, and VMware technical support fixed it for me.

  The MAC address of each management network was the same!, for some reason, the host of the 2nd got the MAC address of a NIC to host the premiere, don't know how its possible but VMware support restored all of the network settings from scratch and it picked up the correct MAC and works.

  Thank you all for your suggestions.

• Problem when using with native document as cdf

  Hay
  I am trying to use the native document as cdf to be simple without defining converters.
  I have a space reserved in my page which was asigned to the native document.
  My goal sound in order to display a web native documant(like word) view html.
  
  My problem its that I got this error:
  «Caused by: oracle.stellent.ridc.protocol.ServiceException: cannot download "ERANTEST".» Cannot export the document 'ERANTEST' using the '(null)' model and layout '(null) '. "Export process: 'hcexport'"
  
  Can we have an idea for this problem?
  
  Note: I have another application that is running in a different environment that work very well except Hebrew problem.
  
  Thank you
  Eran z

  Hey Eran,

  Root cause of this problem:
  ----------------------------------

  In a windows-based cluster environment intradoc.cfg had weblayout and horse-Saltire pointing to the shared file system UNC path. This is a known bug / problem with the cluster environment where in the indexer would fail.

  Also here the same question was the origin of the problem where in the files being checked are unable to get indexed by the UNC path for the values weblayoutdir and vaultdir in intradoc.cfg.

  Solution:
  -------------

  Map of the shared file system to a drive like Y:/weblayout and Y:/arch letter.

  Use these values in weblayoutdir and vaultdir in intradoc.cfg and restart the server.

  After the re - indexing the entire collection to solve the problem.

  Thank you
  Srinath

• Windows media player has encountered a problem when downloading the file. for additional assistance, click web help.

  Original title: unable to audio stream.

  Unable to audio stream, "windows media player has encountered a problem when downloading the file.  for further assistance, click web help' web help does not work, clicking web help does nothing (no response from program... a lot of negative response from me) stuck with the big pass... vista 64 bit... a lemon from the getgo... problem after problem...

  Hi Joseph,

  What is the file format of the file you are trying to download?

  This problem normally occurs when the Media player could not play the file downloaded or not supported.

  Method 1:

  Step 1: Here is the list of the formats supported by Windows Media player file:

  Information on the types of media files that supports Windows Media Player:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/316992

  Note: See if the file format is in this list, if it is not there, you may need a third-party codec that can read the file.

  Step 2: For more information about codecs, see article given:

  Codecs: Frequently asked questions:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/codecs-frequently-asked-questions

  Warning: using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Method 2:

  I also suggest you to run the Windows media player Fixit:

  Solve the problems of Windows Media Player video and other media or library

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_media_player_diagnostic

  Hope this information helps.

• Problems when printing with USB or wireless - offline message

  Hello world

  I use a HP ENVY 4500 with a laptop Acer Aspire laptop and a desktop computer HP Pavilion 500, both with an Intel i7 and Windows 8.1. Initially, I configured the printer to work with both PCs wireless. The wireless network is provided by the modem of my provider (Telenet), so it is not very strong I increased it with Devolo powerline adapters. Print is fine, only when I want to print more pages then 3 print job is stopped in the middle of page 4. I get a message that the printer could not print the document, and the page comes out half print. I connected my printer with a USB cable and configured to work with USB, but also wireless. But that Don t always works, today, I tried to print a document from Mozilla Firefox and it would not start. The printer can be used on both sides without choosing the connection?  Also I get the message that the printer is offline and cannot print the document, even if it's actually printing.

  When I open the doctor print & scanning everything seems to be ok wth the printer, no defects are detected. Wrong me?

  Hello @DenOuwe and welcome to the Forums of HP, I hope you enjoy your experience!

  I see that you run into connectivity errors.  I would like to help.

  I would recommend using this thread on missing/partial prints & printer offline on Windows 8/8.1. by @JERENDS

  Good luck and please let me know the results of your troubleshooting operations. Thanks for posting on the HP Forums!

• How about this problem of latency with computers portable studio?

  Hi guys,.

  After almost a year of bored on my computer laptop dell studio and its crazy latency issues I have that to give it another go at the Dell Forum. Is there any fix for this widespread problem. I am a user of windows 7 and couldn't really find a solution for this google search.

  I would like to hear from you guys.

  See you soon,.

  Jon

  A problem with the DPC latency issue is that it is a symptom with a number of possible causes, software and hardware. It can be caused by a bad driver written and may not even have anything to do with Dell. Or it could; I'm just pointing out some of the complexities. For example, stan_-_ wrote that he has "problems", but maybe it's having the same symptoms caused by a different problem than the problem causing the symptoms on cell phone JonHil. (stan_-_, you use the latency Checker tool. There are instructions on the web page of the tool on how to use it to isolate a pilot that could be causing the latency. Also if the latency is cyclical it is probably caused by a device or a program at specified intervals.) Most of my knowledge of the DPC latency is 2 wires:

  Latency DPC Studio 1737 thread started on June 13, 2009

  and

  Studio XPS 1340 latency thread started February 23, 2009

  The main models that have been affected at this time were the Studio 1735 1737 Studio, Studio 1535, 1537 Studio and Studio XPS 1340 and Vostro models. Maybe Studio 1555 also.

  Over the years I didn't have Dell to put a large part of its resources trying to solve the existing audio problems. They seem to release a new model of laptop once a month and probably have their hands full think of names for each of them. Once a production model without doubt they are already deeply in the development of future models. However, in this case, they seek to solve the problem, for 2 reasons in my opinion. One was that the Studio XPS line was a new line of premium that they wanted to work right, and the other is that one of the people from Dell with a sweater got involved and pleaded for a fix for 14 months. The history of it is as follows.

  Dell came with a revision of BIOS (11) that fixed latency dpc on Studio XPS 1340 model, as long as the units have been configured with the Intel WLAN cards and not Dell cards (Broadcom). Encouraged by that success, the plan of engineers was to get a fix of the BIOS for the Studio 1737 and then apply that knowledge to a difficulty for other models, but that never happened. The A07 BIOS was released in September ' 09 and what it was supposed to be the fix, but it was a big flop. They re - worked and published A08 almost 3 months later. The Dell guy who was tube communication between posters and Dell engineers was Bill B, who a few months later wrote:

  "The last word I got was that the 1737 has a design limitation that prevents the latency issues to be resolved. The platform is moved to a new team of engineers. The new team reached out to me for feedback on the recent release of BIOS. I knew it was in no way a solution and this thread is passed to a few comments recent choice. "(The thread of latency Studio 1737)

  It was about Bill B last post on the thread. He has 13 months he wrote these words, but no Dell never returned the "new engineering team" done with the problem. My guess is that the engineers had shot their wad with A08 and just left falling on it after this - so no hope for much less later 1737 models or 1735, who have time dpc latency, but whose root cause could easily be unrelated to earlier models. As seen, the fix for the Studio XPS 1340 did translates not one difficulty for the other line Studio, so there was never a chance for a unique solution. Bill B pointed out that the models released after the Studio 1737 lacked the same latency issues designed in dpc as those before, which if true gives hope that, on later models this is a driver or a problem with wireless.

  One thing that came out of all that was that some wireless network adapters are a source of dpc latency regardless because there are other cases on the same computer. The worst offenders are the brand of cards (Broadcom), in particular the Dell from Dell 1515.

  Of interest, there is also a workaround for the Studio 1737 developed by DJQuartz, which is to suspend the ACPI under Win XP using Process Explorer. Some people got it to work in Vista and 7 with process Hacker. The engineering team is convinced that the dpc latency was caused by the physical design of the card system, but Bill B thought they were wrong because of the DJQuartz.

  Another solution was to create a hackintosh running Apple OSX on the Studio 1737. It worked because "DPC" is a Windows procedure (which creates a lot of latency with a poorly written driver) is not in the Apple OS or Linux. If you want to buy a Mac, you can try this. The problem will be in obtaining drivers for your computer that you can install.

  So to summarize:

  > There are different causes of latency dpc even on the same model as the others, much less through the lines or brands of manufacturers - is not only a problem of Dell

  > there are still uncertainties about the fundamental nature of all the underlying causes of the problem

  > there are some causes that Dell just doesn't know how to fix despite a lot of time and effort - you should read the thread of latency Studio 1737 together to get a feel for the amount of effort

  > there is no hope of a Dell solution on existing models, in my opinion (I may be wrong)

  > some of the causes are user serviceable.  A few months ago DJQuartz reported that the dpc latency spikes are now under control the sound Studio 1737 even without using his circumvention of ACPI, with the latest drivers and BIOS revisions. There the last Chipset of Intel wireless network adapter and drivers touchpad. It is still using XP is the best Windows OS for audio work.

• Network problem between the host computers

  I am in the process of upgrading all my ESXi hosts and I came across a strange problem that I didn't know.  I have 2 guests (two ESXi) and I have a few VM I can't ping when I migrate from one to the other.  This virtual switch has 30 virtual machines running on it and I have two that will not work on a single host.  I run a constant ping and as soon as I migrate to a host I lose my connection ping.  All other virtual machines are still running and very well.  I'm quite puzzled why.  Someone has an idea?  Thank you

  Host2 - ESXi - the virtual machine in question work on this one

  Host4 - ESXi - the virtual machine in question do not work on the work of this one, but all the other fine vm.

  Remove the network adapters on the operating system. UN install VMware tools. Remove the network card settings of the virtual machine. Restart the operating system. Reinstall the VMware tools. Add network adapters on the virtual machine. New analysis of the material changes. Re add parameters, etc.

• Graph plot legend colors Signal not updated when mixed with the property node

  Hello

  We try to put the colors of the trace of a graph of Mixed Signal using a property node. Although we can change the color of the data in the field correctly, the colours of the plot in the legend do not change until some apparently unrelated operator action is performed (for example, to resize the window or by double-clicking a field name).  Waveform to XY charts don't seem to have this problem.

  Anyone know a work around?  I think I saw a similar topic on the forums earlier, but I'm sorry that I am unable to find it now

  See attached vi.

  Thank you

  -john

  I should probably have joined the last post of VI, but I have has been a thread of error between the two loops.  I also deleted the text you had so I could see the I need to press the button.

• Problem when sorting the data based on the date

  I am trying to sort the following data based on the column of date of receipt of Transaction, couldn't do it usi g the following syntax:
  
  <? sort: TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE; ' ascending '; type_donnees = 'date '? >
  
  I have problem to convert the canonical date report date, there at - it another way to reach the exit without converting the date format.
  
  <? XML version = "1.0"? >
  <! - generated by the Oracle version 6.0.8.27.0 reports - >
  < RECDTREP >
  < LIST_G_ASW_REC_DATE >
  < G_ASW_REC_DATE >
  < SNO_CREATED_BY > 1433 < / SNO_CREATED_BY >
  < SNO_REQUEST_ID >-1 < / SNO_REQUEST_ID >
  < VENDOR_LOT_NUM > PO104 < / VENDOR_LOT_NUM >
  < SNO_CREATION_DATE > 7 April 09 < / SNO_CREATION_DATE >
  < SNO_ATTRIBUTE1 > < / SNO_ATTRIBUTE1 >
  < > 24636 OBJECT_ID < / OBJECT_ID >
  < INITIALIZATION_DATE > 7 April 09 < / INITIALIZATION_DATE >
  < ORGANIZATION_CODE > 10 < / ORGANIZATION_CODE >
  < ORGANISATION_NAME > NDC - PARTS < / ORGANISATION_NAME >
  < Serial_number > 6510863063 < / Serial_number >
  < ITEM_CODE > 3000.006 < / ITEM_CODE >
  < DESCRIPTION > ALLISON 3000 SERIES WE HWY TRANSMISSION E016392 < / DESCRIPTION >
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  < PO_NUMBER > 982121 < / PO_NUMBER >
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  AUD < CURRENCY_CODE > < / CURRENCY_CODE >
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  < SNO_CREATED_BY > 1433 < / SNO_CREATED_BY >
  < SNO_REQUEST_ID >-1 < / SNO_REQUEST_ID >
  < VENDOR_LOT_NUM > PO122 < / VENDOR_LOT_NUM >
  < SNO_CREATION_DATE > 7 April 09 < / SNO_CREATION_DATE >
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  < > 24657 OBJECT_ID < / OBJECT_ID >
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  < ORGANIZATION_CODE > 10 < / ORGANIZATION_CODE >
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  < ITEM_CODE > 3000.006 < / ITEM_CODE >
  < DESCRIPTION > ALLISON 3000 SERIES WE HWY TRANSMISSION E016392 < / DESCRIPTION >
  ALLISON < MANUFACTURER > < / MANUFACTURER >
  < APPLICATION > home < / APPLICATION >
  < ITEM_COST > 8879.02 < / ITEM_COST >
  < MATERIAL_COST > 631.09 < / MATERIAL_COST >
  AUD < CURRENCY_CODE > < / CURRENCY_CODE >
  < PO_UNIT_PRICE > < / PO_UNIT_PRICE >
  < TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE > 7 April 09 < / TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE >
  < PO_NUMBER > 982121 < / PO_NUMBER >
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  < SNO_CREATION_DATE > 7 April 09 < / SNO_CREATION_DATE >
  < SNO_ATTRIBUTE1 > 2008/06/11 00:00:00 < / SNO_ATTRIBUTE1 >
  < > 24662 OBJECT_ID < / OBJECT_ID >
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  < ORGANIZATION_CODE > 10 < / ORGANIZATION_CODE >
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  < DESCRIPTION > ALLISON 3000 SERIES WE HWY TRANSMISSION E016392 < / DESCRIPTION >
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  < APPLICATION > home < / APPLICATION >
  < ITEM_COST > 8879.02 < / ITEM_COST >
  < MATERIAL_COST > 631.09 < / MATERIAL_COST >
  AUD < CURRENCY_CODE > < / CURRENCY_CODE >
  < PO_UNIT_PRICE > < / PO_UNIT_PRICE >
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  < SNO_CREATION_DATE > 7 April 09 < / SNO_CREATION_DATE >
  < SNO_ATTRIBUTE1 > < / SNO_ATTRIBUTE1 >
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  < APPLICATION > home < / APPLICATION >
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  < MATERIAL_COST > 631.09 < / MATERIAL_COST >
  AUD < CURRENCY_CODE > < / CURRENCY_CODE >
  < PO_UNIT_PRICE > < / PO_UNIT_PRICE >
  < TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE > 25 June 09 < / TRANSACTION_RECEIPT_DATE >
  < PO_NUMBER > 982121 < / PO_NUMBER >
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  < SNO_CREATED_BY > 1433 < / SNO_CREATED_BY >
  < SNO_REQUEST_ID >-1 < / SNO_REQUEST_ID >
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  < MATERIAL_COST > 631.09 < / MATERIAL_COST >
  AUD < CURRENCY_CODE > < / CURRENCY_CODE >
  < PO_UNIT_PRICE > < / PO_UNIT_PRICE >
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  < / G_ASW_REC_DATE >
  < / LIST_G_ASW_REC_DATE >
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  HELLO Manu,

  7 April 09
  It is not a date,
  If you need to change the query to get the format to the xsd format: YYYY-MM-ddTHH + hh: mm

  otherwise, you need to write a custom sort function to decode and order it.
  If you make custom order and use
  

  the data will be processed as a string and you will see that the line is sorted on the channel.

• vCenter 5.1 - network problem between the host computers

  vCenter 5.1

  (2) the hosts running esxi 5.1

  I have VM in a single dvSwitch and dvPortGroup on two hosts - VM total 5.

  This is where it gets weird:

  -all VM on host1 can ping/browse all VM on host2

  -VM on host2 can ping/browse all * EXCEPT ONE * VM on host1.

  -All virtual machines can ping Bridge and beyond

  Otherwise said - VM1 on host 1 may VM3 and VM2 host2 ping, but VM3 and VM2 cannot ping VM1.

  No firewall or anything like that in the guests, because VM4 on host1 * CAN * ping VM1.

  Looks like an arp or vNetwork question.

  Thoughts, known problems?

  Found!

  I got 2 ports not tagged in the VLAN for switch problems.

  While everything went on-site in the configurations, hard links to the switch are the root cause.

  Thanks for your comments - he has led me on the way to finally discover the question.

• Encapsulate data problems when loading with sql loader

  Hi all
  
  I use sql loader to load data into a flat file HP UNIX.
  
  I find the fi the NUMBER data type or date type get wraped to the new line, the control file triggered errors.
  
  The data looks like to (field dilimiter is |, record dilimter is ~):
  
  1 A87CCH | 1 A87CCH | PLAN_ACCOUNT_PROMOTION | HIR6A-1 | 20100706 06:06:24 | 1 DNE1 | DC?
  2010.7 FY1011 Promoiton | 1 A87AW0 | 1 HJEZE | Private | 20100730 00:00:00 | 00 20100710
  : 00:00 | 0 | Completed | 20100730 00:00:00 | 20100710 00:00:00 | 0 | 1 4A6PKP | TFMAAI | N
  | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 4A6PKP | Approved | 1 8U4E-163 | 00:00:20110630 00 |
  20100708 01:45:35 | 20100707 00:00:00 | -1||| 0 | 9000 | 0 | 0 ||| 100. N | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0
  | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | N | 20110426 04:01:34 | 1 8U4E-163 | 0|||||||||
  ||||| ~
  
  
  The control file looks like:
  
  OPTIONS (ERRORS = 1000, DIRECT = TRUE, PARALLEL = TRUE, DATE_CACHE = 5000, discardmax = 50)
  UNRECOVERABLE
  load data
  INFILE ' / home/bs7822/leon/leon.dat' "str" ~ "»
  BADFILE ' / home/bs7822/leon/leon.bad'
  DISCARDFILE ' / home/bs7822/leon/leon.discard'
  ADD THE LEON_123456 TABLE
  FIELDS TERMINATED BY ' | '. SURROUNDED OF POSSIBLY "" "
  TRAILING NULLCOLS
  (
  X_INTERFACED_DT EXPRESSION "to_date (replace (replace (: X_INTERFACED_DT_BF, chr (10),"), Chr (13), "), 'YYYYMMDD hh24:mi:ss')", "
  X_INTERFACED_DT_BF boundfiller,
  EXTERNAL DECIMAL X_ACCRUAL_AMT,
  X_PLAN_SHIPMENT_PATTERN_ID TANK (90)
  )
  
  I think that replace it can treat the wrapped date. But I want to know if we can find a faster or easier way to conquer this topic since the beginning.
  
  Best regards
  
  Leon

  user12064076 wrote:
  Thank you for your response. But how to ensure that a record is in a single line? For example, to unload data with coil?

  The table has more than 100 columns.

  Best regards
  Leon

  UH... which guarantee is implemented by anyone or anything that generates the data in the first place.
  for example if I am extracting data to CSV for a customer or another application, making sure that it is 1 card per line with delimiters known etc.

  What is your own code that produces the data in the first place? If so, how are you to produce? With large amounts of data I wouldn't do it with SQL * Plus spool command, but I do with UTL_FILE within PL/SQL, or generating data in a file CLOB and spell the CLOB in a go using one of the CLOB methods available writing files.

• Problem when working with lists of shuttle at the APEX 3.2

  Hi all
  
  My requirement is to fill a table DDL SQL is:
  
  CREATE TABLE 'C_BIA_MOD_PROD_LINE_VER_REL '.
  ("PRODUCT_LINE_VERSION" VARCHAR2 (100) NOT NULL ACTIVATE,)
  ACTIVATE THE "MODULE_CODE" VARCHAR2 (100) NOT NULL,
  ACTIVATE A ("PRODUCT_LINE_VERSION", "MODULE_CODE") PRIMARY KEY CONSTRAINT 'C_BIA_MOD_PROD_LINE_VER_R_PK '.
  )
  ;
  ALTER TABLE 'C_BIA_MOD_PROD_LINE_VER_REL' ADD 'C_BIA_MOD_PROD_LINE_VER_R_FK1' ("MODULE_CODE") FOREIGN KEY CONSTRAINT
  ACTIVATE THE "C_BIA_MODULE" ("MODULE_CODE") REFERENCES;
  
  ALTER TABLE 'C_BIA_MOD_PROD_LINE_VER_REL' ADD 'C_BIA_MOD_PROD_LINE_VER_R_FK2' ('PRODUCT_LINE_VERSION') FOREIGN KEY CONSTRAINT
  ACTIVATE REFERENCES "C_PRODUCT_LINE_VERSION" ("PRODUCT_LINE_VERSION");
  --------------------------------------------------------
  Now in the form of CREATION of C_BIA_MODULE, I added a region and an element of 'The shuttle list Type' for PRODUCT_LINE_VERSION. For the button CREATE, I prepared the PL/SQL like:
  
  DECLARE
  prodlinever_selected APEX_APPLICATION_GLOBAL. VC_ARR2;
  BEGIN
  
  prodlinever_selected: = APEX_UTIL. STRING_TO_TABLE(:P4_PRODUCT_LINE_VERSION);
  BECAUSE me IN 1.prodlinever_selected.count
  LOOP
  INSERT INTO C_BIA_MOD_PROD_LINE_VER_REL (MODULE_CODE, PRODUCT_LINE_VERSION)
  VALUES (: P4_MODULE_CODE, prodlinever_selected (i));
  END LOOP;
  Returns true;
  END;
  ----------------------------------------------------------
  
  The question is where to use this PL/SQL? The column 'Conditions' under 'Edit Page buttons' does not have this. In addition, the 'action of database' options are not enough to fill a selection in an array of other (C_BIA_MOD_PROD_LINE_VER_REL) as the current page of the table (C_BIA_MODULE). Any other approach? Help, please. Not enough info in the user guide.
  
  Thank you
  -Marie
  
  Published by: Mary Agarwal, July 14, 2009 12:26 AM
  
  Published by: calling Marie on July 22, 2009 22:08

  Mary:

  You can write a pl/sql loop to generate the ':' separated string.
  Something similar to

  str varchar2(2000);
  begin
  for x in (select deptno from emp where not deptno is null) loop
   str:=str || x.deptno || ':';
  end loop;
  
  str := substr(str,1,length(str)-1 );
  end;
  

  CITY

• I have a top of prolapse applemacbook it gives me a massage that I can not open a session or t because I did not leave mail, but I am unable to do this Please helpme, I'm not very good with computers of generation more old please help

  I have an Apple Mac Pro I tried to dump my old emails and. Then tried to downupdates and he said couldn't do this because of my mail was stop this massage send out mail but unable to do so and can disconnect it please help an old lady with very little experience with this system please help there.

  Click on the Apple in the top left of your screen. Click on force to leave, starting on the box that opens, click on mail to select.

  Then click force quit.

  You can now disconnect / reboot.