Question about time Dimension Type Format

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• Time Dimension type to different values in the attributes - Bug or feature?

  Not sure if this is a bug or a feature.
  
  But if there is a time dimension hierarchies. You have the option of specifying different values for member attributes in different hierarchies.
  
  For example.
  
  A hierarchy has MIN_ID for its members and uses MIN_END_DATE for its end_date
  
  Hierarchy B has MIN_ID for its members and uses SESS_END_DATE for its end_date
  
  According to this message and a comment by David Greenfield:
  
  Gender issue when several mappings for different hierarchies
  
  "You try to map the same attribute, SORT, on different columns in two hierarchies? In other words, what do you expect the same Member to have different values for the attribute in the two different hierarchies? If so, then this is a problem because a member must have the same value for the attribute independently of the hierarchy. »
  
  Unlike a dimension of the user, a time dimension seems to allow this and it seems to work as expected. Behavior in this case is the difference between a user and the time dimension?

  Your description of the structure of the dimension is very clear, but I have a question about system requirements. When you say you want to the time running from 17:00 to 16:59, do you mean that the calculation must spand day? for example "5:00 PM: Jan 1, 2012" to "4:59 PM: 2 Jan 2012".» If so, then this you is impossible by making a loop only the dimension of time-seconds. Or do you really mean it must wrap around the same day. for example "5:00 PM: Jan 1, 2012" at "11:59 PM: 1 Jan 2012", then again to "00:00 AM: 1 Jan 2012" to "4:59 PM: 1 Jan 2012"?»»»

  If you want the calculation for the period of days, then I think you need to spend TIME on the DATE dimension level. You can leave some MINUTES in the second dimension, which can be a dimension of standard user. You must then two levels of the DAY (with different members) in the date dimension - each with a different set of the child. You can assign the TIME_SPAN to the TIME level 1.

• Question about create Dimension

  Hello
  
  I read the document Oracle Concepts and on page 4-22, he presented a statement of 'CREATE the DIMENSION' used to create the "customers_dim" dimension in the example schema SH.
  
  The presented statement is:
  

  CREATE DIMENSION customers_dim
     LEVEL customer IS (customers.cust_id)
     LEVEL city IS (customers.cust_city)
     LEVEL state IS (customers.cust_state_province)
     LEVEL country IS (countries.country_id)
     LEVEL subregion IS (countries.country_subregion)
     LEVEL region IS (countries.country_region)
     HIERARCHY geog_rollup (
       customer CHILD OF
       city CHILD OF
       state CHILD OF
       country CHILD OF
       subregion CHILD OF
       region
    JOIN KEY (customers.country_id) REFERENCES country )
    ATTRIBUTE customer DETERMINES
      (cust_first_name, cust_last_name, cust_gender,
      cust_marital_status, cust_year_of_birth,
      cust_income_level, cust_credit_limit)
    ATTRIBUTE country DETERMINES (countries.country_name);

  When I published the statement above (Word for word on the document), I got the following error:
  

  SQL> @customers_dim
  LEVEL customer IS (customers.cust_id)
        *
  ERROR at line 2:
  ORA-30371: column cannot define a level in more than one dimension

  I found the following using Google:
  

  Cause:     A column was used in the definition of a level after it had already
          been used to define a level in a different dimension.

  But I do not see how the cust_id is to define a level in several dimensions. There is probably a trivial error somewhere, but I don't know enough yet about the dimensions to understand.
  
  Help is appreciated, thank you,
  
  John.

  Hi John,.

  There is probably a trivial mistake somewhere

  Yes, probably the dimension itself already exists:

  select * from all_dimensions where owner = 'SH';
  

• Question about report with the format "Date."

  Hello friends! I want to make a line chart with a measure on the columns and type 'date' Format (MM/dd) data on lines and my report is invited with the type 'date '. In my dashboard page, I have a prompt with the Date and the operator is "BETWEEN".
  
  For example if I choose in my line of the first date: 01/01/2009 and the second date: 01/10/2009 in my chart, I see the results between these dates. But my question is... I see the same date last year? I mean if I choose the 01/01/2009 - 10/01/2009 I see this line and another line with 01/01/2008-01/10/2008. Is this possible?
  
  Because in my guest I can't type a variable presentation because date type is not taken care of...
  
  
  Thank you very much!!

  Let's say you have fresh measure
  then in your SPR you create logical column with the AGO formula (costs, TimeDim.YearLevel, 1)-Let's call him ' py 'measure.
  This will be your column YAGO...

  now in your report - you drop date, measure and measure columns py... it should work as long as you have the right size of set up time

• Question about changing the type of adapter during cloning with vmkfstools

  Hello world

  It seems to me have found stuck trying to use vmkfstools-i to clone a machine, in fact the command seems to work fine except that I would like to change the screen to type hard "ide" to "buslogic" drive adapter at the same time and this is where I am stuck. That's what I tried...

  vmkfstools-i < /path/to/oldmachine.vmdk > < /path/to/newmachine.vmdk > - a buslogic

  This command is cloning my machine but when I go to the newly created vmdk file ddb.adapter type is always set to "ide" not "buslogic". It seems that the '-a buslogic "directive is ignored, or I do not understand what it is supposed to do.

  Anyone know what I could do wrong?

  Thanks in advance.

  for a disc of data-rewrite of the line ddb.adapterType = in the vmdk descriptor is sufficient.

  For a boot disk, I would also rewrite the geometry of the disk.

  I took a few notes on this subject - see http://sanbarrow.com/vmdk-basics.html#changeadapter

  How to change the type of adapter to an existing vmdk

  A vmdk can be connected to different controllers
  -IDE
  Bus-controller-
  LSI-controller-
  -SAS-controller LSI-logic
  -new paravirtualised SCSI controller

  In the description of vmdk is affected in the parameter

  ddb.adapterType =

  The description of vmdk includes only three values: "ide", "buslogic", "free".
  For all the latest as the LSI controllers - SAS use 'free '.
  If you need to change the type of adapter of a disk that is used to start a prompt, it is recommended
  for also change the geometry of the disk-.
  If the disk is used only for data alignment is not necessary.
  Remember that the type of adapter to a virtual machine is also set up in the vmx file.
  So if you rewrite an IDE-SCSI-disk do not also forget to change / check the vmx file

  ide0:0. FileName = ' ide - disk.vmdk.

  TO

  scsi0. Present = 'true '.
  scsi0.virtualDev = "free".
  scsi0:0. Present = 'true '.
  scsi0:0. FileName = "changed - disk.vmdk."

  How to calculate the geometry of the disk

  There are several reasons why you want to manually calculate the geometry of the disk:
  -change the type of an existing vmdk adapter
  -create a vmdk to a dd-file description
  -create a description of vmdk to an img file as used by Starwind
  -create a vmdk to a description *-flat.vmdk when the original description is lost

  In all cases, we must firstly the nominal size of the disk in sectors.
  Find the size of the image file in bytes.

  / 512 =

  Then decide what type of geometry: IDE or SCSI

  For disks SCSI is the typical geometry * cylinders x 255 heads x 63 sectors

  DDB. Geometry.Cylinders = *.
  DDB. Geometry.Heads = "255".
  DDB. Geometry.sectors = "63".

  To calculate the number of cylinders
  / 16065 =
  When the vmdk using adapertype buslogic or free this formula is valid for all disks greater than 1 GB capacity

  For the typical geometry IDE drives is * cylinders x 16 heads x 63 sectors

  DDB. Geometry.Cylinders = *.
  DDB. Geometry.Heads = "16".
  DDB. Geometry.sectors = "63".

  To calculate the number of cylinders
  / = 1008
  When the vmdk using adapertype ide the maximum value for is 16383.
  For all over - 8 GB - capacity discs so you can use this geometry

  DDB. Geometry.Cylinders = "16383.
  DDB. Geometry.Heads = "16".
  DDB. Geometry.sectors = "63".

• Question about time-keepin in virtual machines

  Hello

  I know that VMware suggests to use time between the VM and ESX hosts, with Vmware tools. My question is simple: How can I disable the time between domain-Memberservers (W2K3) and Domaincontrollers in order to synchronize exclusively between the host and the VM? What kind of config, I have to do on Windows boxes to prevent time from the field?

  Thanks for your advice... Andy

  Disable time service windows and activate the time synchronization in the VMware tools.

  Also, here's a good white paper if you haven't seen

  http://www.VMware.com/PDF/vmware_timekeeping.PDF

• Equium M50-164: Question about timer use & battery fan

  Hello!!

  Just put your hands on my laptop equium m50-164 today and I wanted to clarify a few issues

  first of all,

  I flashed my bios with the latest version and after restarting, fan kicks at full power and has not extinguished until I put the laptop in standby mode, this seemed to fix the problem but fan seems suddenly in much more than compared to before, fortunately the fan isn't the one 100% , but more like 15-20% every 30 seconds or one minute then goes into silent mode the fan does not reach 100%, unless I have do a reboot :),.

  I know the fan will accelerate faster based on the use of the processor (thermal) etc. but is this normal? I talked to support and they wanted me to have an immediate replacement, but I said that I would wait a few days to see if she could calm :)

  and finally looking at the electricity meter and other software tools there seems to be no calibration of the battery, with previous laptops, I noticed that numeric calculations are made based on the use of the battery and time [i.e. a timer] but with this laptop that I kind find a timer - I would of thought tha any computer laptop has this facility today!

  any advice would help

  see you soon

  Ephid0r UK

  Hi ephid0r

  If the Toshiba service makes an instant replacement if you should take it.
  Maybe there's something wrong with the hardware or software.

  But as Feliks has suggested, you must first reinstall the Toshiba Power Manager.
  This utility is responsible for the CPU and the cooling module activations.

  PS: The time of battery life indication occurs if you move the cursor over the icon of standby power.

• Question about real store type value in the database on Z10

  Hi all

  I'm trying to store a value in the database (datatype is defined as REAL), but the result on Simulator and Z10 is totally different, the two of them, the SDK version is the same (10.0.10.672)

  on the simulation, the value in the database is correct, like this

  

  Z10, the valve can become bad like this.

  

  Define a type of incorrect data or someone has an idea?

  Thank you.

  I think I have sloved... the problem before you record a double or real value in the database, convert QString

  fenceValue["latitude1"] = QString::number(m_FenceFromJson->m_PointFs.at(0).x(), 'f', 6);
  

• Question about the Dimension b110

  I have this message moves to the right forum:

  I tried to start my Dell Dimension B110 and I get a blue screen with this message:

  STOP: 0X0000008E (0XC0000005, EB6, 0XF94A57CA 0X00000000 0XBF803)

  Win32k.sys - address BF803eb6 base at BF800000, date stamp 47e0e106

  I tried to boot in safe mode and tried to restore with no luck.  So what is happening with this computer? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Message edited by tomahawk264 on 03/10/2008 11:56
  
  

• Question about versions of DNG format?

  Hello

  I imported all my. Images RAW of Nikon NEF with Lightroom and I started to convert them to DNG, as seems recommended (and I want to get rid of the sidecar files when saving metadata to the files).

  However, there is an option I wonder about: "compatibility". What does this option, in practice? I have to upgrade my DNG files when new versions of the plugin Camera Raw is out? Should what compatibility option I choose for conversions again?

  Thanks in advance!

  Jonas.555333 wrote:

  Ok. What about later versions of Lightroom, you I have to upgrade all previous DNG files to the latest version then?

  You won't have to update existing images as they would not add new rendering algorithms that may arise in the future. However, all the images will change in a version containing the new rendering algorithms would be better recorded with appropriate option.

• Question about support for type SATA T430

  Hello

  I just want to know if thinkpad T430 has support SATA III or only the SATA II version, bcs, I can't find a data sheet on interface (only on drives that go with).

  My Vertex 3 SSD only works in SATA II, that's why I'm asking this.

  Thank you.

  main and secondary SATA ports are capable SATA III. mSATA port is SATA II.

• Question about stratification of type

  I have Photoshop 6.0. Old, I know, but it serves the needs of ny! I'm working on a project. All of a sudden, when I'm typing on a layer, the whole workspace's rose and typing won't save. That is what it is?

  Hi Cadam57,

  In addition to suggestions of mjarrott, you can also be in the Quick Mask Mode.

  An easy way to tell is at the top of the document window, it will say quick mask.

  If you are in the Quick Mask mode, you can press Edit in Standard Mode button to exit quick mask.

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• Question about CPU Ready time %

  Hello Vmware experts.

  Small question about time loan cpu in esxtop. I have a couple of the virtual machine that has been entrusted to 4 vCPU. When you view their stats in esxtop they indicate the highest term of loan from CPU. I was wondering if this figure is the result of adding the ready time of each vCPU? For example, a 4 x vCPU VM with ready time of 10%, does it really mean 2.5% by vCPU? Should I be concerned about ready time of 10%? I read that the multiple assignment of vCPU can unnecessarily cause time CPU ready. How others decide on how many vCPU they must assign to VM here?

  OK, just realised that was more than just a small question... anyway, would be great if someone could make all this a bit clearer for me.

  Thank you

  BTW, my hosts CPU usage to sit at an average of 25%.

  In vSphere they eased the scheduling of multiple vCPU co even more so that only the vCPU who got ahead of the rest is stopped.  It is always advisable to start with a single vCPU and work your way up if necessary.

  In esxtop you can use the e command to extend the CPU statistics.  In several vCPU machines this will let you see the playing time of each CPU (which should add until you have seen earlier) and it will also allow you to see the % used for each processor.  This should allow you to see if the two vCPU are properly used in a box of vCPU multi.   I had also the CSTP % field shows which is the stop of co and will give you an indiciation of how often vCPU on the machine stopped to allow the other CPU to stand.

  Great pdf on the CPU scheduler in vSPhere can be found here http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/perf-vsphere-cpu_scheduler.pdf

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• Bit confused about time zones

  I am running the DB on my home machine. I have a few questions about time and time zones...

  SQL > select double dbtimezone.

  + 00:00

  So I guess it's UTC time zone 0:00

  SQL > select to_char (sysdate, ' hh) twice;

  05:43:53

  So why is it an hour before the time UTC when I check on the internet

  SQL > select sessiontimezone double;

  + 01:00

  We are London/GMT with active DST so it makes sense.

  SQL > select to_char (current_date, ' hh) twice;

  05:44:30

  1 hour before the time UTC, as expected.
  

  I would have expected the time DB and session of differ from 1 hour, since the DB timezone is UTC, and the session is UTC + 1:00 (due to the DST).

  When I check the server time is his 1 hour before and yet the time zone UTC + 0:00... confused.

  > select to_char (sysdate, ' hh) twice;

  SYSDATE is not aware of time zone & reports based on what is obtained from the operating system on which Oracle DB is installed.

• A question about the conservation of fields (hour, min, sec) time DATE type in the table on the changes of NLS_DATE_FORMAT

  Hello

  Oracle version: 12.1.0.1.0 - 64 bit

                    OS:   Fedora Core 17 X86_64

  My question is about the conservation of fields (hour, minute, second) time DATE type in the array on NLS_DATE_FORMAT changes.

  Take the following test case:

  SQL> create table tmptab(dateval date);
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> alter session set nls_date_format = 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss';
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> insert into tmptab(dateval) values('2014-01-01 00:00:00');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> insert into tmptab(dateval) values('2014-01-01 10:00:00');
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> commit;
  
  Commit complete.
  
  SQL> select * from tmptab;
  
  DATEVAL
  -------------------
  2014-01-01 00:00:00
  2014-01-01 10:00:00
  
  SQL> alter session set nls_date_format = 'yyyy';
  
  Session altered.
  
  SQL> select * from tmptab where dateval > '2014';
  
  no rows selected
  
  SQL>
  

  I don't understand why it returns nothing. The second test case above insert statement inserted a line with 10 as the value for the time of the DATE field column dateval.

  Accordingly, while comparing this with the literal '2014' (which based on the new value of NLS_DATE_FORMAT = "yyyy" is implicitly converted to DATE), shouldn't the above query returns the line 2014-01-01 10:00 ?

  I mean, I changed the NLS_DATE_FORMAT but data from time in the table fields are preserved and that's why they should normally be taken into account in the comparison of date.

  What I'm trying to say is that for me (Please correct me if I'm wrong), no matter what NLS_DATE_FORMAT configuration is the following test

  SQL> select * from tmptab where dateval > '2014';
  

  is the same thing that

  SQL> select * from tmptab where dateval > to_date('2014-01-01 00:00:00', 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss');
  

  And because the line 2014-01-01 10: 00:00 in the tmptab table. The following test

  2014-01-01 10:00:00 > to_date('2014-01-01 00:00:00', 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')
  

  evolves normally true (beucase of TIME = 10 on the left side of the test) and therefore this line must be returned which is not the case in the test above.

  You kindly could you tell me what I misunderstood?

  Thanks in advance,

  This is the price for the use of implicit conversions. Implicit DATE conversion rules are not as direct as it can be assumed. In your case, all you provide is year as date format. In this case date implicit conversion rules assumes that month in the current month, day 1 and time as 00:00:00.

  SQL > alter session set nls_date_format = "yyyy";

  Modified session.

  SQL > select to_char (to_date ('2014 "), ' mm/dd/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') twice;

  TO_CHAR (TO_DATE('20)
  -------------------
  01/08/2014-00:00:00

  SQL >

  So, when you start:

  Select * from tmptab where dateval > '2014 '.

  Oracle implicitly converts date using "YYYY", which translates as August 1, 2014 '2014'. That's why your quesry returns no rows.

  SY.