Refnums and casting table

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• What is casting table?

  Dear friends,
  
  Could someone tell me what is casting table in Oracle.
  
  When I google, I just found the syntax, but what is the purpose of using it?
  
  That's what I found on the cast: http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/functions/cast.php
  
  Please shed some light.
  
  Thank you.

  user645399 wrote:

  Could someone tell me what is casting table in Oracle.

  You can get the output of a select statement into a collection structure (table a). See {message identifier: = 3786144} for an example.

  When I google, I just found the syntax, but what is the purpose of using it?

  Very rarely necessary. When you need it, you will know also that the purpose of it. ;-)

  In other words - this special technique to cast in a structure of table/collection is a unique tool for unique problems. It is unlikely that you will need to use this tool for 99% of the work you do. And that requires you to use something like casting in a table structure, would be the exception of 1% would be pure speculation.

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• custom RefNum - what is underlying numeric type of refnums and how to respect the subtype

  Specific RefNum, I intend to help is based on the byte stream file refnum - and will have an impact in and out of a DLL through knots of interface code - would it be U32 or I32 underlying type or something else?

  I based the concept of subtype on the following online reference:

  http://labviewwiki.org/RefNum

  Is to correct the above and the way in which the 8-bit values are encoded in the type digital refnum (ESM or other?)

  The subtype is not at stake here, nor do anything in the external code to change. The refnum itself is a MagicCookie (definition extcode.h) and an opaque value that, together with the type of refnum, which is implicit, determines resource for LabVIEW.

  Include extcode.h in your /cintools directory , declare it as MagicCookie or LVRefNum, which is an alias for a MagicCookie. There is no C interface function to work directly with a LVRefNum for a datalog file, or a bytestream file, but for the bytestream file you can use the FRefNumToFD() function to get the underlying file descriptor and then use FM * () functions that use a data type of file to read and write to this file.

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  Hello

  I am currently it several different types of values with LabView.

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  Thus, for example, I have a timestamp of the chain, several values of "integer" amplitude of the signal for example, RMS value, frequency and I have several paintings - table of signal, the FFT (PIC and location) values.

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  < class th = "tg-qnmb" > < br > print Code < /th >

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1212 x 1818 < table >

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > 46 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 60

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1515 x 2121 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1439 x 2045 < table >

  < class td = 'tg-jlrw' > < table > 57(d)

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 75

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1224 x 2424 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1148 x 2348 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 48 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 60

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 10 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2424 x 3030 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2348 x 2954 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 80 t < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

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  < b >

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  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 6 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1818 x 2424 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 1742 x 2348 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 6 x 8 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

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  < b >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2400 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2380 x 3580 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

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  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 20 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2400 x 6000 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2380 x 5980 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 8 x 20 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 10 x 14 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3030 x 4242 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2954 x 4166 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 10 x 14 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 165

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3300 x 4200 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3280 x 4180 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 14x11E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 165

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  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 12 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 3580 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 12-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 18 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 5400 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 5380 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 12 x 18-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 90

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4800 x 6000 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 4780 x 5980 < table >

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 120

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 18 x 24 < table >

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2680 x 3580 < table >

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 135

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 20 x 24 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3000 x 3600 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2980 x 3580 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 20x24E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 150

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  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 20 x 30 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3000 x 4500 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2980 x 4480 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 20x30E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 150

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  < b >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 36 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3600 x 5400 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 3580 x 5380 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 24x36E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 180

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 72 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2328 x 6912 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2308 x 6892 < table >

  < class td 'tg-jlrw' = > 24x72E-24_STN < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw' > < table > 115

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 24 x 96 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2328 x 9216 < table >

  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 2308 x 9196 < table >

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  < class td = "tg-jlrw" > 48 t < table >

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  < class td = "tg-wm6t" colspan = "5" > Important: safe area on the base prints is 38 pixels per side. < table >

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• What is the difference between associative arrays and nested tables?

  Hello
  What is the difference between associative arrays and nested tables?
  
  nested tables cannot be indexed by other than pls_integer and unlike nested tables table associative cananot be declared at the schema level.
  
  is there any other difference set apart from the diff above 2?

  user13710379 wrote:
  What is the difference between associative arrays and nested tables?

  Name-value pairs (associative) against a list of values (table standard/nested table).

  nested tables cannot be indexed by other than pls_integer

  They are not "indexed" the way in which an associative array is indexed. A standard table is referenced by the position of the cell in the table. This position is essentially the offset of the memory of the cell from the start address of the table.

  Can not solve a cell in an associative array directly via a memory offset index. You place a cell reference value it by his 'name' (a search in the linked list/hash table).

  The following example shows the difference between the pairs of name / value and a list of core values.

  SQL> declare
    2          --// associative arrays are NAME-VALUE pairs
    3          type TArr1 is table of varchar2(10) index by pls_integer;
    4          type TArr2 is table of varchar2(10) index by varchar2(10);
    5
    6          arr1    TArr1;
    7          arr2    TArr2;
    8  begin
    9          arr1(100) := '1st entry';
   10          arr1(1) := '2nd entry';
   11          arr1(5) := '3rd entry';
   12
   13          arr2('john') := 'New York';
   14          arr2('jane') := 'Paris';
   15          arr2('jack') := 'London';
   16
   17  end;
   18  /
  
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  SQL>
  SQL>
  SQL> declare
    2          --// standard arrays are lists
    3          type TArr3 is table of varchar2(10);
    4          type TArr4 is table of number;
    5
    6          arr3    TArr3;
    7          arr4    TArr4;
    8  begin
    9          arr3 := new TArr3( '1st entry', '2nd entry', '3rd entry' );
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   12  end;
   13  /
  
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  SQL> 
  

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