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• Why the DR unit does not trigger schema when it is called remotely?

  Hi all

  I have a question about the triggers of oracle schema and I would be grateful if you could kindly give me a helping hand.

  Oracle version: 11 GR 2 (11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit)

  OS:                      Linux Fedora Core 17 (X86_64)

  I was reading the online documentation on schema triggers where oracle says:

  Assume that users user1 and user2 own schema triggers and user1 invokes a DR unit owned by user2. Inside the DR unit, User2 is the current user. Therefore, If the DR unit triggers the triggering event of a trigger schema that User2 owns, while the trigger is activated.

  I wanted to see this behavior in practice, so I made the following test case:

  -There are two schemas:
  
  

  • testuser where I create a procedure with AUTHID DEFINE (a unit of the Dr. therfore) named createTab. This procedure takes a table name as a parameter and if no table with this name exists already in the testuser schema, it will create a new table with the same name with a single column of type NUMBER (well, it's just an example to this issue, in practice I never create my tables this way)
    
    
  • training is therefore another scheme to which we grant the privilege EXECUTE on the above mentioned procedure createTab so that it may be possible to create tables on schema testuser by calling the remote procedure.

  The idea behind the test is to create a schema for testusertrigger, so that whenever he is, for example, a creation of the table, a message is inserted into a table of newspaper (just an example to show proof that trigger the diagram has been drawn on the table creation event). Now assuming I admit the EXECUTE privilege on the procedure of createTab for the trainingscheme, then any creation of the remote table must trigger the schema trigger, because according to the documentation inside the unit of the DR, the user is not considered appellant user (= training) but actually the owner (= testuser) that created the trigger and procedure.

  The problem is that I cannot see it in my test. Therefore I will write here my test case so that you can have a look at it and to indicate where I did wrong, and what I misunderstood in the documentation.

  So here's what I created on the schema testuser

  Code
  SET SQLBLANKLINES ALTER SESSION SET PLSQL_WARNINGS = ' ENABLE: ALL '; SET SERVEROUTPUT ON; -A table of newspaper in which the schema trigger inserts messages

  
  -indicating that the schema trigger was triggered (as proof)
  

  CREATE TABLE tablog (logMsg VARCHAR2 (100));

  -Here is the procedure that updates the above defined log table (tablog)

  -This procedure (autonomous transaction) is called by the schema trigger
  

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE updateLog (p_logMsg IN tablog.logMsg%TYPE)

  DEFINE AUTHID

  IS

  PRAGMA AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION;

  BEGIN

  INSERT INTO tablog (logMsg) VALUES (p_logMsg);

  COMMIT;

  END updateLog;

  /

  DISPLAY ERRORS;

  -This is the procedure we use to create tables (which will be called so

  -remotely from another schema-> training)
  

  -As stated above, the procedure takes a table
  -name as a parameter and creates a table with a single column of type NUMBER

  -that if no table with this name exists already

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE createTab

  (

  p_tabName IN user_tables.table_name%TYPE

  )

  AUTHID DEFINE - Therefore a unit DR that we explicitly specify AUTHID DEFINE
  

  IS

  BEGIN

  < < bk > >

  DECLARE

  tabName user_tables.table_name%TYPE;

  BEGIN

  -Check to see if a table with the name p_tabName
  -already exists
  

  T1.table_name SELECT INTO bk.tabName

  FROM user_tables t1

  WHERE t1.table_name = upper (p_tabName);

  EXCEPTION

  -No table with this name exists, so we create now
  

  WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN

  IMMEDIATELY RUN 'CREATE TABLE ' |

  p_tabName | '(NUMÉRO n) ';

  END;

  END createTab;

  /

  DISPLAY ERRORS;

  - And finally it is the schema for the schema 'testuser '.
  

  -Any appeal of the above mentioned procedure createTab (if the procedure)
  -creates a new table) fires the following trigger
  

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER testuser_schema_tr

  Before you CREATE on testuser.schema

  BEGIN

  -Just insert a message into the table of the newspaper showing the evidence
  -that our schema trigger wiped of CREATE TABLE
  -statements

  updateLog

  (

  TO_CHAR (sysdate, ' ' MON-DD-YYYY HH24:Mi:ss) |

  ' ': Schema for testuser trigger pulled.

  );

  END testuser_schema_tr;

  /

  DISPLAY ERRORS;

  -I grant the privileges required for the formation of the user/schema
  -may also be able to remotely run my procedure

  GRANT EXECUTE ON createTab to training;

  GRANT SELECT ON tablog to training;

  First, I tested the procedure createTab locally (so be etre connecte connected as drawing testuser , in other words, the owner of the procedure and the relaxation). Everything worked pretty well and created table, that table the journal has been updated by the trigger which showed that in fact after each CREATE TABLE statement, the trigger was activated.

  However, when I opened a new SQL * Plus term, this time in being connected as a training scheme, I have observed that, once again, it was possible to create tables on schema testuser remotely, but the log table has been updated no more, which means that the trigger has not wiped CREATE TABLE statements that were issued remotely (by remote createTab procedure call).

  Code
  SQL > EXECUTE testuser.createTab ('tmptab');

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  SQL > SELECT * FROM testuser.tablog;

  no selected line

  SQL > USER to see THE

  The USER is 'TRAINING'

  
  

  SQL >

  Any idea? Why unity DR (createTab procedure) does not have the schema trigger, unlike what documents said, when it is called remotely?

  Thanks in advance,

  Dariyoosh

  It works for me on Oracle 11.2.0.3

  August 21, 2013 18:10:12: trigger pulled schema

  But not on 11.2.0.1

  It looks like a bug.

• Remote session track

  Hello
  I am followed by REMOTE session by using the following option:
  

  EXEC DBMS_MONITOR.session_trace_enable(session_id =>54, serial_num=>32219, waits=>TRUE, binds=>TRUE);

  At some point the emission of trace files:

  ** DUMP FILE SIZE IS LIMITED TO 20971520 BYTES ***

  I'd like to an UNLIMITED size.
  I thought to run:

  ALTER SESSION SET max_dump_file_size = unlimited;

  But since I'm traceing REMOTE session and not my session - I think his will not work for me.
  
  Please could you suggest for solution?
  
  Thank you

  Dear Ora600,

  You must create a connection on the remote as; database trigger

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER LOGON_TRIGG
  AFTER LOGON ON DATABASE
  BEGIN
      IF USER IN ('USERNAME') THEN
          EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'ALTER SESSION SET max_dump_file_size = unlimited';
      END IF;
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  When your user to the remote database, the max_dump_file_size names will be unlimited.

  Hope that helps,

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• Sony a99 and flashes wireless

  I bought a second one for flash my a99 recently in hopes of using 2 flashes in mode without wire - but, unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work (or maybe I'm doing somehting wrong)

  I have f56 and Sony f42. F56 is set in wireless mode (the Red led blinks) and my f42 lies on the camera (connected through the adapter) and it is also set in wireless menu mode (Fn key). Tried to change these 2 flashes autour but one that is not connected to the camera never fires.

  Any ideas on what I might hurt?

  This is what I understand of these cards, wireless remote control, no trigger.

  In the note, they say that they require the F58 F43, models.
  They are the new models that provide wireless (trigger) controllers

  http://photo-tips-online.com/news/2011/Sony-HVL-f43am-Flash-vs-Sony-HVL-f42am-Flash/
  As he mentions here, the F42 cannot be a *, so that even if the F56 had the function of wireless control, the F42 doesn't have the remote function to use.

  But from the charts, I'm sure that the F56 isn't a wireless trigger - but I could be wrong.

  However, even if it is possible, even once, the F42 hate.

  If your only option is to have the main flash triggering the other flash via flash. If I remember correctly, is that optical trigger - based on another source of light flash to be triggered.

  Then put the second flash * mode and the main firearms with the camera.

  If you plan to have two cameras off camera, you will need to use a separate radio trigger, so you can wireless trigger for both.

• Automatic creation of VPN

  Hello

  I have a VPN conentrator receives the site vpn to the other a cisco 861, on you remote router (cisco861) at the start of the vpn is not started automatically, it is necessary to have traffic, but this remote site has DHCP and my follow-up is the central site, so I need to find a way for the remote router get connected nautomatically and stay connected all the time any idea on how to do it?

  Rgds and thanks.

  Vicente

  There is really no way to automate the site to site VPN, unless there is an interesting traffic that triggered the VPN to be put in place, and in your case, since the remote site is DHCP which means the remote site must initialize the connection.

  What you can do is to continually send ping packets or anything else from a host or server at the remote end to trigger the VPN tunnel to HQ.

• Using an external Flash with Nex-6?

  I try to Flash a S L A V E with NEX-6. I tried different settings and the flash modes. It seems that the manual may be preferable. I'm trying to fill Flash and sometimes I get the results I expect and many times I get a black picture. Apparently the eliminator bad word think S L A V E flash is a bad word. Sigh... Lets call it EXT in the future.

  1/60 or 1/30 f / 11 or f/8

  Sony Nex-6 flash still fires.

  EXT flash - Studio flash on a stand nearby - flash always fires.

  Can someone tell me why the photo would never black?

  So the camera doesn't really manually?

  I hear the 'trigger' turn off.

  The NEX-6 flash always fire.

  The EXT flash is the same topic.

  The pictures are dark or black despite the two flashes firing.

  Here's a specific example. Two pictures on a wall with a dim overhead light candleholder.

  Nex6 manual - 1/60 F 5.6 fill flash on Nex - 6 - no POST Nex-6 takes a reasonable picture.

  Move the nearby POST and aim the EXT on the same premises. Change anything in the camera.

  Now, I get a dark image or black of the camera. The two flashes of fire.

  I used to do the work of studio all this way to set the time with my Nikon D300. No muss no fuss. Using the camera as a light meter. Camera in manual. The value 1/60 or 1/125, F/11. Take a shot or two. Look at the histogram to see if the light was good. And then shoot there all day triggering the EXT of the on-board camera flash, which could actually be set at a low rate. Change the settings of the camera and watch the histogram if you move lights. Otherwise you are good to go.

  But apparently the NEX-6 is too smart. Even in manual mode. How can I make dumb if I can do the same thing? I have 4 blinks for my studio and want to use it. Not to buy some flashes new fantasies more money than the cost of Nex - 6.

  BTW, I like the NEX - 6. Great pictures. Shoots RAW, I need. Love outdoors where it is light. Lovely sharp lens. Large strong viewfinder LCD for outdoor activities. But now I need to use it in my studio with my flashes inside.

  Help please?

  Thank you

  WindyPlayer

  I found that using a Paul C Buff Inc. remote with an ABR800 radio, can trigger other flashes. So, using the nex - 6 claw with a remote control to trigger the flashes more consistent. This way I can use my method to use the settings of the manual camera without the camera to play with exhibitions. Did not understand why you use the built-in flash is not consistent.

  Problem solved I guess.

  -wp

• The Canon 70 d remote flash trigger

  Which Canon speed light will work off camera and be triggered by the functionality of firing the flash in camera remotely?

  The native (built-in) flash trigger IS.  This is an optical trigger and requires line of sight to the off-camera flash.

  The 430EX II can be a 'slave' (flash remotely triggered), but may not be a master.  The 580EX II can be a master or slave.  600EX-RT can also be a master or slave (and can no optical or by radio but radio requires a radio trigger - sells Canon a dedicated radio ST-E3-RT trigger or an another 600EX-RT flash can be used as a master/trigger.)

  The built-in flash uses pulses of light (visible light) to communicate with slaves and relay instructions.  It is not infrared or radio.  But the receiver in the slave flashes is on the lower part of the body (not in the flash head upwards).  The front of the lower part of the body has a tint red Panel that resemlbes what you would see on an infrared remote - leading people to assume that it is IR it isn't visible - IR

  If the remote light does not pull when the flash on the camera goes off then lower unit may not have good lighting of the view.  Keep in mind the 430EX II 580EX II and 600EX-RT that all have a flash head that can tilt AND turn left and right.  This means that you can rotate the lower part of the body of the flash so that it points to your camera, but always turn the head so that it points toward your subject.

• How can I activate the infrared remote on my Canon Rebel T5 trigger

  My awesome wife bought me a starter kit complete with a Canon Rebel T5 (not a T5i) for my birthday... I'm so happy! In the starter kit is an infrared remote that looks like this.

  It is said that I just need to set my camera to accept a remote trigger in order to use this remote control. But I can't for the life of me find! I tried searching google but whenever I type anything remotely (no pun intended) with Canon Rebel, I get pages and pages of places to buy an and not a lot of information on how to use one.

  Thanks for your time!

  Well Yes, no IR sorry

  http://forums.USA.Canon.com/T5/EOS-Rebel/what-are-major-differences-between-the-T5-and-the-T5i/m-p/1...

• I can trigger a flash remotely from the EOS Utility?

  Hello. I am a total newbie, so forgive me if my question is very basic or confused.

  I just bought a Rebel T5i (literally, my first ever buy SLR) and have been using the EOS utility to be able to "live view" on my desktop screen. It seems to work pretty well.

  However, I am interested with the addition of a flash remotely as a Speedlite flash, to be placed between the subject and background. Will be a remote flash correctly from live view EOS Utility work? Should it be a Speedlite flash, or can it be a third flash?

  I'm not too considered with flash quality as much as I just want to be able to take pictures with the EOS Utility live view, with the remote flash fires to light a backdrop behind the subject.

  Thank you!

  As Ernie points out... the computer simply tells the camera when taking the shot.  If the camera has a flash, then the camera fires the flash when he takes this one.

  But your question is loaded with some nuances and it is not just a direct response.

  A Canon T5i has the ability to fire distance a Canon speedlite if three conditions are met:

  (1) the flash must support E - TTL

  (2) the flash must support E - TTL mode 'slave' (and that the mode must be enabled - it will not be enabled by default.)

  (3) flash must be direct "corridor" between the camera and remotely.

  The camera itself needs to be said that it is in a mode where the flash pop up on the device will work as a 'master' to trigger a remote flash.

  But you mentioned that you wanted to put this flash to distance between a subject and the context - which implies that 'line of sight' is not possible.  Who calls other WIRING.

  You can learn a lot about flash systems Canon E - TTL of the "Manual of the Speedlighter" (by Syl Arena), but this book has not been updated (as far as I know) to include systems flash triggered by Canon's new radio.

  To do this with the Canon gear, you want a transmitter of radio ST-E3-RT (which amounts to the hoof as a flash camera) and then use a flash Canon Speedlight with a suffix 'RT' such as flash 600EX-RT (flash light) or the new 430EX III - RT.  All products of "RT" communicate by radio and do not require a line of sight direct.

  It is also possible to do with budget gear..., you can get a pair of transceivers trigger... we're going on the device and the other goes hand in hand with the remote flash.  These radio triggers are not "E - TTL", which means that the camera and the flash will not be able to communicate and negotiate the amount of energy must be used for shooting "on the fly" (as can an E - TTL flash).  This means that you will need to manually set the power level you want to use.

  Having to use manual flash should not be terribly difficult to learn.  The flash and the camera usually automatically set your power level, as it would for E - TTL flashes.  You control the light, by adjusting the power level of the flash (manually) or by moving the flash closer or away from your topic (or using the flash light modifiers) more, or by adjusting the opening of the camera.

  This works well in a situation of type 'studio', where you can control the power settings.  But for photography of the 'event' where you have to shoot on-the-fly and you "-over" If rush you the shot, you have to learn the flash behavior before the shooting. For me, it means creating a table which indicates (for any given on the flash power level) f-stop, should I use any flash-to-subject distance given.  I used usually non-zooms at this time, but I knew that, for example, a shot of 'dance' a couple of size - up to (what we call a "half coup" because we have only half upper body of our subject) was f/16 at ISO 100.  A length of 3/4 shot (essentially from the knees upwards) was f/11.  A shot of 'length' was f/8, and a group shot can be f/5.6 or even f/4.

  It necessary to the good days past tests and completing such a table.  You won't have the time to refer to such a table, but I mentally memorized by distance because the subject framing was a good consistent indicator of distance.  (it is a bit more complicated with zooms because you can change the subject framing without changing the distance).   But in the end, you find yourself in a situation where you go back to a subject at a demonstration, the frame of the shooting, set the aperture value and capture the image and know that you nailed the exposure even if the whole system is manual.

  There are a lot of tutorials on the use of the manual of flash and inexpensive triggers to the Strobist blog (strobist.blogspot.com).

  I use the Canon system.  I use the Canon ST-E3-RT trigger a few flashes 600EX-RT.  The system is rock solid... it always works.

• Remote VPN: split tunnel filtering

  Hello!

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  Suppose, we have ASA configured for remote VPN tunneling with split without VPN filter.

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  • 10.1.0.0/24 is the private network, defined in the split tunnel
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  What happens if the remote client adds the route to a private network (which is not defined by a tunnel of split) by itself (e.g. 10.2.0.0/24)?

  Our test LAB, we can see that the customer does not have access to 10.2.0.0/24.

  Where the place in this case filtering?

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  • Nat0 don't traffic 10.0.0.0/8 to 172.16.1.0/24 NAT
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  The ACL of split tunnel is capable for remote client traffic filtering?

  I understand that your question is in what regards the IPSec VPN Client, no AnyConnect VPN Client, however, I think that the behavior of the split tunnel is the same.

  Here's the answer to your question:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/docs/doc-1361#Q_How_does_the_AnyConnect_client_enforcemonitor_the_tunnelsplittunnel_policy

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  (2) filtering (on platforms that support filter engines). Filtering ensures that even if you can perform a kind of injection of the route, the filters would block packets.

• ASP - function Remote - error: cannot run the trigger

  Hello

  I tried to get my macros being run by a remote server.

  It's my function file remote named "remote_test_pc.asp":

  framework integrated; then

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  PC-VoIP-Port Description

  switchport access vlan $ACCESS_VLAN

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  switchport vlan voice $VOICE_VLAN

  broadcast storm control level 1 k pps

  multicast storm-control level 2 k pps

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  form of bandwidth SRR-queue 10 0 0 0

  priority queue

  MLS qos trust dscp

  no link-status of snmp trap

  spanning tree portfast

  spanning tree enable bpduguard

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  FI

  framework integrated; then

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  switchport mode access

  switchport access vlan 999

  broadcast storm control level 1 k pps

  multicast storm-control level 2 k pps

  Storm-control action trap

  spanning tree portfast

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  bandwidth share SRR-queue 10 10 5 75

  form of bandwidth SRR-queue 10 0 0 0

  priority queue

  MLS qos trust dscp

  no service-policy input PO_TRUST-PHONE

  FI

  output

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  FI

  And this is my config on the switch to mac-group and the macro:

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  macro auto Test group address-mac-PC

  Mac 0019.9990.5509 address list

  !

  comprehensive treatment of the auto macro

  macro auto control global detection mac address

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  automatic macro execution Test-PC remote ftp://192.168.1.11/remote_test_pc.asp ACCESS_VLAN = 123 VOICE_VLAN = 127

  !

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  Switch #.

  Remote_test_pc.asp loading!

  [OK - 1702/4096 bytes]

  Enter configuration commands, one per line.  End with CNTL/Z.

  Switch con0 is now available

  Press RETURN to get started.

  Error: Cannot run the trigger Test-PC, please check trigger exists and corresponds to the valid function

  26 September 11:45:37.755: % SYS-5-CONFIG_I: configured from console by console

  26 September 11:45:37.772: % AUTOSMARTPORT-5-INSERT: tty0(user id:): dispositif avec adresse mac 0019.9990.5509 détectées sur l'interface FastEthernet0/3, exécuté le Test-PC) Message

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  The switch is 2960 with IOS 12.2 (58) SE2.

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  Thank you very much!

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  Hi Sven,

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  Thank you

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• Filtering of VPN and local access to the remote site

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  I set up vpn, filtering on all my VPN l2l. I have limited access to remote resources at the local level to the specified ports. It works perfectly.

  But I want to have as full access from local to remote networks (but still retain the remote access to the local level). VPN filter now works as I have two-way with a simple ACL. So is it possible to open all the traffic from the local to remote and all by limiting the remote to the local traffic?

  ASA 5520 8.4 (3)

  Thanks in advance

  Tomasz Mowinski

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  Well let's say you have a filtering ACL rule when you allow http local network traffic to the remote host

  LAN: 10.10.10.0/24

  remote host: 192.168.10.10/32

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  I guess you could add a few ranges of ports or even service groups of objects to the ACL rules so that not all well-known ports would be accessible on the LAN. But I guess that could complicate the configurations.

  We are usually management customer and completely different in ASA L2L VPN that allows us to all traffic on another filtering device and do not work in this kind of problems. But of course there are some of the situations/networks where this is not only possible and it is not a feasible option for some because of the costs of having an ASA extra.

  Please indicate if you have found any useful information

  -Jouni

• Will be a trigger to a remote DB blocking the txn together?

  We insert in a table in a remote database.  This table has a trigger that fires after the insertion of each record (after insertion for each line). This trigger will call a web service ping a client to read this table to obtain registration newly inserted.

  My question is, while the web service call is running, and if for some reason the web service crashes (due to network or something like that), will kick of the entire transaction (involving the two remote DBs) as well?  It will then hang the procedure that makes the inserts as well?

  Do not follow your point.

  You're already committed your insertions.

  You don't need to change anything about your commitment.

  > Insert us into a table in a remote database.

  > This table has a trigger that fires after the insertion of each record (after insertion for each line).

  > This trigger will call a web service ping a client to read this table to obtain registration newly inserted.

  You replace this trigger to call DBMS_JOB.

  So rather than having a call to a web service that cannot not be cancelled, you have a call to DBMS_JOB (which could still just call your web service) that can be rolled back and that will not only work existing validation that happens.

  The actual functioning of your web service calls is then effectively decoupled from your insertions, BUT it is always coupled to your transaction.

  You agree then the transaction distributed - your web service calls are running asynchronously after this point. How long they take, etc. is irrelevant.

  May restore you the distributed - transaction DBMS_JOB jobs don't get cancelled, no web service calls.

  > You must issue an COMMIT statement immediately after the statement.

  It is misleading. This refers only to the fact that VALIDATION should be performed at some point what that be done via DBMS_JOB can be effective.

• Trigger remotely with frames?

  Hi all... I'm trying to understand how to do a trigger remotely from one image to another, using an image. I have an image of the whole installation with thumbnails and another frame with the bigger picture and I want to change when the user clicks the thumb. I know how to do this on a page image, rather than do not in this case. Any thoughts would be so appreciated. You all rock.  KC

  I don't think you have to be bothering with an action. A simple link to the larger image file as part of another should be fine.

• using a remote trigger cable usb or hdmi?

  Any device that would activate a remote shutter release cable usb or hdmi?

  Thank you

  Tom

  Canon lists not all accessories for the SX600 remote shutter release on their website or in the owner's manual. I've found other manufacturers one or the other. As a general rule, the higher end cameras are those with capabilities of remote shutter release, such as the series of G and the DSLR. I suggest to use the timer for the moment, and maybe someone can have a configuration that might work for you.

  Steve M.