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• That means the "unexpected internal application error?

  Hello world
  
  I just saw this message for the first time tonight. Nobody knows what it really means?
  
  "An unexpected internal application error has occurred. Please contact < MyCompanyName > and provide reference # for further investigation. »
  
  This message seems not familiar to me at all. I do not know where Apex becomes my company name of. Any ideas?
  
  Thank you
  Kim

  Hi Kim,

  I assume you are using the example of database Application or similar application. This message is displayed by the 'manipulation function Error' demand. Go to "Edit Application Properties"-> "Error Handling"-> "error handling function. The referenced function is a stored function or package in the database that contains the code needed to handle the error in the application. It allows you to map errors in a new text of the error. See http://www.inside-oracle-apex.com/apex-4-1-error-handling-improvements-part-1/ and http://www.inside-oracle-apex.com/apex-4-1-error-handling-improvements-part-2/

  Concerning
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• That means the small arrow on the desktop icons?

  That means the small arrow on the desktop icons?

  It designates the actual icon ' points to ' (or is a shortcut to) the actual file. You can create a shortcut to a file or a folder by right click, then click on "create shortcut". If you delete the shortcut, the original file is not removed.

  For more information, see:

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/File_shortcut

• That means the AHCI Mode, Mode RAID & SATA IDE Mode in the BIOS settings means

  That means the AHCI Mode, Mode RAID & SATA IDE Mode in the BIOS settings means

  My computer is having problems when I bought all first it was from another provider which came as a set overclocked PC up the unit everything needed had to be put in my case & add existing hard drives & DVD etc. readers added on the implementation. I used the same location for more than 10 years before that I always built them myself I can build a good setup computer I correspond to different parts inside each other, and then he tested & sent.
  Unfortunately, the store has closed & the owner is sick cannot get their hands on him more & I had to get some add on things like new SSDS & some other bits in my system & the young boy said he would could do this job, but everything went wrong & I lost all new so I decided to recycle me like I used to do it before windows 7-64 came out I was going through a rough patch with me being paraplegic in any case it is difficult to build a new PC, so I chose this store & their confidence that went wrong now & I've been research & learn to catch up with the new technology, I do what I do anyway.
  Thing is my system is never one that you can purchase a manufacturer & I left it with the young boy & it came out all memory & was not necessary but of course upset of that ruined the setting completely overclocked so I did it myself & I got the work faster than ever, & quieter PC I just got the score that he had now , so I'm happy with it, but the names I came across while overclocking I came across that I'm not average or really lot as were dealing with Fast CrossfireX DDR RAM 1600 MHz.
  Please don't tell me that I should not be messing around with what I made since 1989 & made great strides in how everything works, I am not aware about this sort of thing I know SATA what it is & done, but those responsible for setting came from the part of overclocking in the BIOS I put then correctly , but I wanted to know what they represent in more depth. Thanks to anyone who can put me wise on these 3 points only. Malcolm.

  I'm pretty sure that you are on the wrong "forum" for this type of topic. This forum is designed as a support Pro-type Surface ultrabook/tablets and tablet-like Surface.

  That said,

  AHCI - Advanced Host Controller Interface - this is a hardware mechanism that allows the software to communicate with the devices Serial ATA (SATA). It offers features such as connecting hot and native command queuing (NCQ).

  IDE - Integrated Drive Electronics - IDE is basically the 'old' version of AHCI without connection to hot and NCQ. (It is usually used during the era the Parallel ATA (PATA) hard drives)

  Now. Mode AHCI and IDE mode - what is - this? IDE mode is to give you the greatest compatibility with older operating systems. AHCI is as I mentioned above, a modern version of the IDE - use the AHCI mode if you are running recent operating systems (Windows Vista + and Linux kernel 2.6.19+).) IDE mode will allow you to connect older operating systems with SATA drives.

  As I mentioned above, SATA is Serial ATA and the replacement of hard drives Parallel ATA (PATA).

  RAID - this is a storage technology where combine you multiple disks in a unit of 'single', depending on the mode, there may be RAID-0 and RAID-6 and each with different hard drive configurations. I will explain the simple examples: RAID-0 , which is the distribution but no parity or mirroring, this means that there is no data redundancy, if there is a failure on a disc, it will cause the loss of data on the entire RAID array. Ex: You 0110 as writing the data, 01 goes on disk 1 and 10 goes on disc 2, allowing a faster data read/write access.

  RAID-1- This is the opposite of RAID-0, which is mirrored without interlacing (no parity or the other). Basically, this means that you have an exact clone of disk 1 disk 2 disk 1 failure.

  RAID0 + 1 is that both RAID 1 and 0 is, IE interlacing (write data simultaneously to two [or more]. disks more mirroring failure) the minimum amount of disks required for this type of installation is 4 IDENTICAL drives.

  There is also RAID 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. That is just more implemented different configurations of distribution/parity/mirroring on disks.

  That being said, your RAID mode will allow you for some type of RAID configuration, if you choose to do so.

  Supplement: Many SATA controllers can enable AHCI separately or in combination with RAID support. Recommend Intel choose RAID mode on their motherboards, allowing also the AHCI, rather than AHCI/SATA mode for maximum flexibility (in the case that you ever want to build a RAID array), because there are a few problems that occurs, usually BSOD, when you choose a different mode once an operating system is already installed.

• that means the error: 213:11

  that means the error: 213:11

  I have tried to re - install, but it keeps returning the same error

• That means the 'SBB '?

  I'm just curious.

  That means the 'SBB '?

  This acronym is the "CFF"?

  Thank you

  Compact font format.

  Peter

• That means the acronym 'BSS' for?

  Which means 'nfi', in the model of the HP LaserJet Multifunction Printer CM1312nfi MFP.  Thank you, Ted

  Hello

  NFI: not information - I'm kidding. How can you name or child (s)? HP has series, code/name of product/model... and it is running out of characters/numbers that why we always ask people put the right model/product to be able to help.

  Back to your question: n can be connectable, f is for fax and I - pass. No more information at HP, the products are now unavailable.

  Kind regards.

• That means the (3) in a network connection

  I noticed that sometimes I'll see a Mac connected on a network from parenthesis after its name, as in Bob's Mac (3).

  What does the (3)?

  This can be a cause or an index of network problems?

  If so, what would be the cause or the index.

  Thank you

  M.

  Typically, this means that there is the third incarnation of the "Bob Mac' your system has seen.

  The sidebar is filled with servers that are available on the local network. Over time the BONE songs which sound servers view, but if she sees a machine with the same name as another device but, for some reason, it don't think it's the same device, it adds an integer name of the server.

  Typically, this would indicate that there are three machines on the network called "Bob Mac", but it could also be a flaw in the heuristics that make the OS think that is not the same "by Bob Mac" has been seen previously (either because of a bug, perhaps a system upgrade, etc.).

• That means the closing blue screen problem down in WinXP? DMP attached.

  Received the blue screen error and need help to interpret .dmp file. Having read the advice here and don't understand the error.

  DMP link here. Can someone please help?
  https://SkyDrive.live.com/redir.aspx?CID=5de3dc24cafcbc7c&RESID=5DE3DC24CAFCBC7C! 136 & authkey = TPC026azOCU % 24

  The dump file suggests that Hitman Pro is the culprit.  They just released a new version last week.

  Here's what the dump file has to say:

  ==================================================
  Dump file: Mini100311 - 01.dmp
  Crash time: 03/10/2011 15:38:19
  Bug Check String: KERNEL_MODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
  Bug check code: 0x1000008e
  Parameter 1: 0xc0000005
  Parameter 2: 0x806048f9
  Parameter 3: 0xa6d6baf0
  Parameter 4: 0x00000000
  Caused by the driver: hitmanpro35.sys
  Caused by the address: hitmanpro35.sys + 1ab5
  Description of the file:
  Product name:
  Company:
  Version of the file:
  Processor: 32-bit
  Computer name:
  Full path: C:\WINDOWS\Minidump\Mini100311-01.dmp
  Number of processors: 1
  Main version: 15
  Minor Version: 2600
  Size of the dump file: 65 536
  ==================================================

  You only install only recently?  You can uninstall, reboot and see what things look like.  If things look better without it, you can be sure that you use the latest version.

  I used BlueScreenView to interpret the dump file and so you can next time.

  Download BlueScreenView here:
  http://www.NirSoft.NET/utils/blue_screen_view.html
  Unzip it and run it (BSV installs nothing) and let him complete the digitization of all your crash dump files.
  If you double-click on depressed, you will get information on it (including the field caused by the driver) and you should be able to spot the problem right away - especially if you see a model in landfills where Caused by field pilot is the same (beginning with this driver).
  BlueScreenView tries to find the right driver or module that caused the blue screen by looking inside the stack of the accident. However, be aware that the driver detection mechanism is not 100% reliable, and you should also look in the lower pane, that display all drivers/modules found in the stack.
  Select (highlight) one or more of the most recent dump files by clicking on them and hold down the CTRL key to select multiple files.  Try to select only the most recent links that relate to your problem (perhaps five or six to start dump files).
  Click on file, save selected items and save information from the dumps to a text file on your desktop called BSOD.txt.

  Open BSOD.txt with a text editor, copy the text and paste it in your next reply.

  You can always put stuff on your SkyDrive of course if you need another set of eyeballs - BSV is not perfect - sometimes you have to dig deep with the windows debugging tools.

• That means the Partition Active?

  I just re-formatted Drive 4 on my xps700 after recovering he accidentally delete my partition... long story...

  Here is my set to the top:

  C: 2 drives in RAID 1 - healthy (System)

  F: Seagate 320 - healthy (active)

  G: Samsung 500 - healthy<--the drive="" in="">

  I am running XP, I do the "active partition" as well... does that mean anyway?

  
  

• That means the abbreviation DWT for?

  The models have a TPL file type. Does that mean that dynamic Web template, or model DreamWeaver?

  Of course, it does not matter, but I'm asking as a curiosity.

  In the case of dreamweavers means model dreamweaver.

  In Expression web (and web visual studio etc.), this means a dynamic web template.

  PZ

• That means the MXML abbreviation for?

  Hello world
  
  for the moment I'm writing on my diplom thesis.
  In my fundamental element of the thesis, I describe MXML, but I can't tell the reader what the letters in MXML.
  Some of you will say 'no problem ask support', but I already did without result. I had a cat and a phone call.
  
  I already looked on the web, where I found the following descriptions possible.
  
  -Magic Extensible Markup Language
  -MX Extensible Markup Language (because of Macromedia MX products)
  -Macromedia FleX Markup Language (which I think is the right one)
  
  Maybe he's the one who has the right description.
  
  Concerning
  
  Jeffrey

  Hey

  If you read the wikipedia article (which I believe you can trust) it is that Adobe has no official meaning of the acronym MXML.

  See you soon

  Dietmar Paulus

• Satellite P100-257: that means the OpenGL options

  Hello!

  My machine is P100-257. 945GM / GMA 950.
  Section 3D of the screen: OpenGL: means the first two options (sorry, but can't exactly translate to the English description full options):

  1. something of "asynchronous".
  2. something "blit".

  What should I choose to achieve better performance (which means more FPS 3D)?
  And why there is no section of Direct3D (only OpenGL)? So I can't make any changes in Direct3D of GMA 950 options (texture decompression etc.)?

  Another issue: 945GM does not support hyperthreading, t - it?

  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  > why there is no section of Direct3D (only OpenGL)?
  Because of the graphic driver. does not include it. This graphics driver seems don t understand the Direct3D tab.
  Check if your DirectX is installed. If you use the command DXDIAG directx must begin. Check if all options are enabled.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Direct3D_and_OpenGL

  > OpenGL: first two options mean (sorry, but can't exactly translate to the English description full options):
  > 1. something "asynchronous."
  > 2. something "blit".
  Have a look here:
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenGL

  > Another issue: 945GM does not support hyperthreading, t - it?
  Yes, he does. Check this box:

  http://support.Intel.com/support/chipsets/INF/sb/CS-009268.htm

• That means the startup message "USB by common error"? How to fix?

  A few days ago, when I started my computer I got a message saying "USB mistakenly underway! Press F1 to continue, F2 to enter setup ". When I press F1, everything seems to happen very well. But I get this message every time I start my PC. Does that mean and what can I do about it?

  It could be a grounding problem. You seem to have a Dell desktop computer.

  For more information, see this page

  See you soon ~!

• That means the SBO acronym for?

  I just ordered a X200T with what I thought, it was the new screen in the open air.  There are 4 choices of screen to the Canada and I thought of one listed as: SBO WV 12.1 "WXGA TFT was that of outside (SBO = SuperBright Outdoor).  He had the same price premium ($175) than the US version which has been designated under the name of open air.  I happened to visit the site of Lenovo in Australia, and they have an outdoor screen listed separately in the SBO version.  I have searched all over the internet, but cannot find a definition of SBO.  Can anyone here help me?

  Lenovo United States online store: