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• Rhetoric, expressing an opinion, SiZe MaTtErS

  I am very happy with the size of my iPhone 5. If Apple do the self which is a small iPhone with a great attitude. I would be super happy if Apple makes a phone iPhone size 5 s/SE with iPhone technology 7, includes the last camera of course! I find the Apple 6 iPhone, too big. I can't get my thumb around the screen. I don't have the opportunity to stretch my fingers on my wee numbers. I was not given this super power!

  You can also send these reactions to Apple: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

• Thin Client t610: ThinPro 5.2 size matters

  I have a bunch of 1 GB T610s and 5.2 ThinPro takes a large part of this space.  I found in the new version of a Component Manager app that is supposed to remove unnecessary features.  After removing several features that have been labeled, medium and large size, I applied the component configuration of the and restart the workstation.  Problem is that the size used flash on the screen on that Client has not changed and it shows 883 MB.

  Anyone have any suggestions?

  Thank you.

  UPDATE:

  I used EZ Update to download a new copy of 5.2 and said he did not save the configuration.  After the download, the device showed that Meg used 788.  Went into Manager components, removed 5 or 6 components, of which 3 have been marked as large (more than 50 MB) and applied the Configuration of components, and then I even deleted the snapshot of the factory.  Restarted the TC and the device showed 788 MB used.

  I only use PDR on these devices.  Someone has some tips on reducing the size by removing unnecessary applications?

  Thanks again.

  Register and then to apply the removal of component? There are two stages and several WARNING message and may require a reboot-auto.

  If you used like above, you would see that the free space is released via xTerminal:

  Administrator, open xterminal of management tool mode, enter:

  DF - hl

  compare the free space between before and after the withdrawal of the components.  It shows the space used / free real.

  On information system 1 page, it shows that the value of the free/used space fixed that you have installed the image first.  We can try to push an improvement in the later version.

• Reduce the size of the PDF file after extending player features.

  When you create dynamic PDF form in LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2.x, the size of the file is < 200K. At the opening in Acrobat 9 Pro and extending to the Acrobat Reader, the file size > 1.2 MB. Is it possible to reduce the size of the file?

  Thank you!

  -Christelle

  Hello

  Check out the blog of John Brinkman here, which has several links to other discussions: http://blogs.adobe.com/formfeed/2010/09/xdp-size-matters.html.

  Hope that helps,

  Niall

• attachments: I have a folder in my email account and I want to join the entire folder to a new email

  I have a folder in my email account and I want to join the entire folder to a new email

  I have a folder in my email account and I want to join the entire folder to a new email

  • You use Windows Mail?
  • Are these messages in a user created folder?
  • What is this file in bytes?

  There are a few ways depending on what is your ultimate goal.

  1. Open a new message window and drag it to the side a little. Click a message in the folder and Ctrl + A will highlight all. Drag them into the message body of the new messages, and they will all be committed.
  2. Create the folder on the desktop. Select all message headers, and then drag them to the desktop folder. The ZIP file and attach it.

  Size matters when it comes to sending.

  Bruce Hagen
  MS - MVP October 1, 2004 ~ September 30, 2010
  Imperial Beach, CA

• How can I attach a video to an email?

  I have a windows 7 and how do I attach a video to an email?

  Windows 7 is an operating system. How do you present a video would depend on what mail program you use.
   
  Tip: You would attach it the same as any other thing you used.
   
  P.S. Size matters.
   
   

• Questions and answers backing up/cloning a VM NFS

  Situation :

  1. I use vsphere 5.1 with thin VM.
  2. I will only use virtual machines for backup targets.
  3. I am currently using Windows 2003 Server VM, projecting an NFS volume, to back up to.  A big advantage of this is NTFS compression.  The problem is from 2003 and 2008 cannot manage virtual machines without running frequently in file size problems.  Example: I have a 1 TB NTFS compressed volume I export as a NFS volume.  It has 667 GB of free space.  If I clone a virtual machine that has a declared 80 GB size and a slim waist 42 GB, is the command and the result:
  

  # vmkfstools-i d inh.vmdk thin /vmfs/volumes/nas-2/backups/server1/inh/inh-2014-03-19_05-22-41/inh.vmdk

  Destination disk format: thin provisioned VMFS

  Cloning disk "inh.vmdk"...

  Clone: 78% of fact. Impossible to clone the drive: there is not enough space on the file system for the selected operation (13)
  A few days later, after a few copy and delete could start working again, or I can run chkdsk on it, and he will back up again.  You can run the chkdsk command 10 times in a row and getting errors every time.  Microsoft knows the problem, did not fix, it has not been set, and if they have not fixed now, I doubt they will ever be, because those aren't their current products.  At the time virtualization and files of several gigabytes were not a market reality.
  4. I read that ESXi is default for thin then copy to NFS, and I specify in vmkfstools when you are copying anyway.
  5. to correct my backup file of the size matters, I thought I'd use a? NIX to replace 2003 as the VM NFS for backup.  It seems? NIX is no good compression options.  ZFS looks like its as good as it gets, and from what I've read, it's great to manage a large number of data and records, but slow and a resource hog for this type of work.
  6. I decided just thin backup would be good enough, and I could go out without compression.  However, when I tested the backups on the NFS volumes, they used their full size declared.  Here are the results of these measures.

  As backed up to a volume of Windows Server 2003 NFS
  # ls - l fstop - flat hard
  -rw - 1 root 42949672 85899345920 Mar 14 06:53 fstop - flat hard

  # stat fstop - flat hard
  File: fstop - flat hard
  Size: 85899345920 blocks: block IO 167772160: 131072 regular file
  
  Calculation:
  167772160 * 512 = 85,899,345,920
  85,899,345,920/1024/1024/1024 = 80 GB (full size, not thin)

  
  Same virtual machine running on VMFS Volume:
  # ls-l fstop - flat hard
  -rw - 1 root root 85899345920 15 March 23:11 fstop - flat hard
  
  # stat fstop - flat hard
  File: fstop - flat hard
  Size: 85899345920 blocks: 124723200 IO block: 131072 regular file
  
  Calculation:
  124723200 * 512 = 63,858,278,400
  63,858,278,400/1024/1024/1024 = 59.47265625 (thin) GB

  
  Another VM saved on a compressed volume of NFS for Windows Server 2003
  -inh - flat hard has a declared 80 GB size
  -As thin on VMFS, it has a size of 38,72 GB
  -Also supported up to a window thin hard, with NTFS compression, projected as an NFS share is 19.26 GB
  
  Analysis/thoughts:
  1. the VMware docs state that, by default, VMDK made on an NFS volume are slim.  In fact, when I backup my thin VMs to an NFS share and restore to a file system vmfs, the hard just thin back, so there is no doubt that it is stored as thin.

  
  2. even if a hard backed up on an NFS share is thin, unlike under vmfs, a thin hard residing on a NFS volume consumes all of the blocks required by its size declared.  FOR EXAMPLE we have a VM said thin with a size of 80 GB, which uses 59,47 Go on a vmfs volume, but when saved on a store NFS, there are 80 GB of disk space each time.  On a 250 GB NFS volume, so there room for not more than 3 backups.
  
  3. the only way to effectively store backups on a volume of NFS is whether this volume supports compression.  The only solid choices in this area seem to be NTFS and ZFS. ZFS is to consume a lot of resources because of all the other things, it was designed to do.  If I was going to ZFS, I would probably just add to an existing FreeBSD VM. I don't need all the stuff done FreeNAS.  Windows through 2008 have problems with large files.  I have not tried Windows 2012.
  
  Question:
  At this point, I think to try a Windows VM to 2012 to take the place of VM Windows 2003 to see if 2012 has beaten the problems of file size of volume.  In 2012, virtualization was hot, and so I guess that he could not have the problem with large files.  Everyone using one? NIX VM for this assignment which is effective, reliable and supports compression?
  
  Thank you!
  
  

  Forward:
  I installed a Server Microsoft 2012 64 VM today to serve as the target of compressed backup NFS to determine if they have fixed the problem with large files which is rampant in the 2 K - 2008 R2 and learned by doing more tests and more.

  2012 compressed Server NFS volume tests:

  Backup on compressed NTFS volume projected as NFS
  * The VM has here a test size declared 80 GB.  The NFS VHD said to 150 GB

  -vmkfstools-i d dstop.vmdk thin /vmfs/volumes/nas-4/backups/server1/dstop/1/dstop.vmdk

  -When you have finished, stat reports he uses 40.23 GB

  -VCLI engages with the Go 40,23 and shows that I have 109,53 GB remaining in free space

  -Windows shows Go 40.2 used on the disk and 109 GB free

  Second backup
  -Size of the vhd is 80 GB, so there should be more than enough space to make a second backup if vmkfstools considers that the first backup is 40.2 GB and not his declared 80 GB size.

  -vmkfstools-i d dstop.vmdk thin /vmfs/volumes/nas-4/backups/server1/dstop/2/dstop.vmdk

  -When you have finished, stat says it requires 40.23 GB

  -VCLI agrees with the 80.66 and shows that I have 69,21 GB remaining in free space

  -Windows shows also 80.4 GB used on the disk and 69.2 GB free

  -Because the backup is complete, it turned vmkfstools saw all the remaining space on the compressed volume.  If such were not the case, there is not room for the second copy as we would have been short 10 GB.  (80 GB * 2 = 160 GB on a 150 GB NFS volume)

  -Doing a stat on virtual hard drive storage shows its size to be 121,93 GB, not the expected 40,23 GB X 2 = 80.46 GB.  Which indicates that, during the thin vhd for volume cloning compressed NFS, the VHD used initially full value declared of the 80 GB (40.23 + 80 GB + ~1.5GB) vhd.

  Third backup

  -From the second backup, we learned that cloning for the volume compressed all of the 80 GB declared value plus a few initially used NFS.  After the second copy, we have only 69GB of free space, the third backup to fail if our hypothesis is that a compressed volume Windows initially requires at least the size of the free space to successfully carry out the correct copy.  The 69GB remaining should be too small for the initial 80 GB size required.

  -vmkfstools-i d dstop.vmdk thin /vmfs/volumes/nas-4/backups/server1/dstop/3/dstop.vmdk

  -Command instantly failed with the following error message:

  «Impossible to clone the drive: there is not enough space on the file system for the selected operation (13).»

  Tests of corruption:

  GUI test
  -Windows scanned the disc and found no errors

  -Then, I did a stat on the VHD and seen that it has not changed because of the analysis.

  CHKDSK command prompt:

  -Then, I ran v: chkdsk /R from the command prompt and restart.  It took a long time to complete because it checks the sectors and trying to recover and re-map information.  I thought that it would increase the hard.  He did not.  This seems to indicate that vSphere extend and access the unused space of the disc even for chkdsk/r.

  Recover the thin space experience:

  -Deleted the first backup and subsequently checked with stat.  The size of the vhd has not changed of the original 121,93 Go as planned.

  -Downloaded and run sdelete on the volume. (Documentation, it is said, run it with? nix dd if = / dev/zero of = / [PATH] / zero bs = 4096 & rm f / [PATH] / zeros (I don't understand nor have I tried this command to see if it is correct or even work.))

  -Check the VHD with stat, and as expected, it now has the declared size of 150 GB

  -Ran vmkfstools - punchzero nas - 2_1.vmdk who went much faster than sdelete

  -Run stats on it.  I expect to be the same size, and I have to do a-i thin d vmkfstools to reach the smaller hard, but it was only 42 GB down 150 GB.  I got all but 2 GB back.  Curiously, the free space is exactly the same as before, 109 GB.

  -Decided to try to start the virtual machine, without cloning the hard to see if it would work.  It worked perfectly.  These two steps are the steps only recover space on a thin hard.

  -When he was in disbelief that it was that easy, I decided to do the-i thin d vmkfstools to see what would happen. It worked well, and it is still thin and still the same size.

  Analysis:
  -When you clone one - thin vhd to an NFS volume, it will use the declared size in disk space, not the - thin space as seen with vmfs volumes.
  -When you clone a volume compressed Windows, it uses initially declared the virtual hard disk size in space before it is compressed.
  -2012 server do not have problems with large files than 2008 R2 and earlier.  I do not buy, but the price is mitigated when you consider that you get two licenses VM for that price.
  -Recovering a previously too inflated thin virtual hard drive space is a simple two-step process.  (At least with Windows that is)

  Closed:

  The issue of corruption with versions of Windows server before 2012 and the mystery of why backups were not complete when there was apparently a lot of disk space, has been something that has plagued me for a long time.  Person here and other forums have been able to help.  I hope that my tests have clarified the issues, so that others can enjoy.

• VAIO vpceh24fx ssd upgrade

  I want to install vegas pro 12 on my vpceh24fx, but I got a blue screen of death, it is the hard drive. I'm considering an upgrade and the ssd memory expansion now. Should what ssd and memory cards I expect to receive vegas pro 12? In addition, vaio pc recgonize will new drive? How can I install windows 7 after upgrade? Thanx

  Hello woc2,.

  Thanks for posting in the community!

  If you try to install a software on your laptop, so you met a blue screen, there is a strong possibility that this is just a software problem: maybe you installed incorrectly. You can help out for the average time before jumping to conclusions.

  Kindly try to perform the system restore first to when it still works very well. Otherwise, please do the system recovery.

  SSD upgrade, size matters. As long as the replacement SSD has the same size as the original one, it should work. However, you must install a retail version of Windows 7 more download drivers one by one to http://esupport.sony.com/US/p/model-home.pl?mdl=VPCEH24FX&template_id=1®ion_id=1&tab=download#/do...  You can use the recovery disks, or that you created or one of Sony, with the traditional hard drive Serial ATA (the one currently installed)

  Upgrade memory, as much as possible, get the same type than what is in the machine. Must not however exceed max of 8 GB.

  Please consult your card model VPCEH24FX. With regard to the Vegas Pro 12 system requirements, visit http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/vegaspro.

  Kind regards

  Yuri

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

• Return to the same parameters as the import

  Hello

  AE 5.5 running on a tower of Mac with os x 10.6.4

  It is most likely very obvious;  I was given a .mov codec unspecified to the correct color, (864 x 486, not that size matters, no transformation could there) and I would go out with the same codec, they gave me.  I have determined is the workspace color sRGB IEC61966 - 2.1 and my color space of the project is the same.

  How will I know the 'native' codec, far from worrying about my client?

  Thank you!

  No problem, we're here to help.  As Mylenium said, it could be just a generic video codec which does not give a reading in Quicktime and After Effects, it seems that you should well be export to 'None '. However, I am curious to know if the file size is much larger when you export it to "none".  You can check with your customer in any event to see what format they want clips exported because you might end up getting much larger files by putting it on 'none' in the video codec settings.  This could potentially affect reading.  There are some other lossless or nearly lossless as ProRes or H.264 codecs, that your client may prefer to "none", or DNxHD file if they want to continue editing in Avid.

• Request for information on Flash Builder and augmented reality.

  I'm sandrine from the India. I'm with knowledge of Java software engineer, Flash ACE and OOP are understandable for me. I'm working on a project of augmented reality. I am completely new to Flash, Adobe community and I have a few questions about the augmented reality and Flash Builder:

  1 flash Builder 4.6 comes with a default Flex SDK of 4.6. However, Flex SDK of 4.6 was not allowing me to compile and run sample files. So I downloaded the version of Flex 4. 0a on Adobe.com. Now, the examples are works well, but is there a problem if I try to deploy these projects in a website or a desktop application? Once the code is compiled into a swf file, the used flex framework doesn't make much difference, it?

  2. the project of the ATR would actually on a Web site, given the different speeds of internet/processor in the world? The effectiveness of the AR project, deployed on a Web site, will depend on the number of triangles in 3D models i.e. files dae? Because according to my understanding of the heavy models means more time to download the flash app in the local browser of the internet and more time to make them by the right papervision 3D engine?

  3. can we develop a stand-alone application of the AR Office using Flash Builder? Using Adobe AIR, we can, I guess. Please see a tutorial, if possible.

  4. I have seen that we can implement multiple-marker-tracking AR the use of vectors/tables in As there performance problems according to the size of the used arrays/vectors.

  5. can you someone please mention some tips to improve the performance of an application of the AR (desktop app and web app)?

  6 What would be, approximately, the cost of the FLARManager, FLARToolkit commercial versions, if you have an idea? I went to their site, but they did not mention costs.

  7. hardware bitmap for models dae withdrew down performance web app/mobile app/desktop app, with some models of dae 4 to 5 in the scene?

  8 is it advisable to use multiple markers with several models of dae or unique marker with the option of the Flash interface to load different models on the same mark?

  It would be very helpful to me if someone could answer my questions above.

  Sarat.

  #1, if it compiles then you don't have a question. There is no reason at this stage do not use 4.6. It should group a runtime in captivity to ensure that computer users won't need to have AIR installed at all.

  #2, Papervision is old. Use Stage3D or a wrapper framework. With regard to the generic "if I download a lot of data will take the user more time to load ', so, of course. Just do not do loading the painful experience. Entertained while they way or ways to display data more sooner rather than later. If it is desirable on the web has more to do with the context of the application and the device displays. In other words, a phone user could find it is easy, but obviously not a desktop user.

  #3, certainly you referring to Google on this one.

  #4, size still matters, that's common sense. You treat, the more difficult it is. While I did not AR I used the Microsoft Kinect SDK and DONKEY and follow-up was very fast but limited. From what I've seen and your basic built in equipment management and on no matter what mobile device you shouldn't have much trouble. Depends on what you are doing.

  #5, this discussion would be much too large for a forum. You must consult a firm experienced in the development of the AR.

  #6, ' applications using commercial license do not have to provide the source code, but must pay a fee. " Contact ARToolworks at the [email protected] for more information. " They will be your base price on your product, there is no single price.

  #7, models could be huge, complex or tiny and simple which changes the answer. See the answer to #4. Ultimately most people get on fast networks with mobile and excessively fast on the Office WLAN. Size matters a lot less than 3 years.

  #8, it depends on what you are doing. You have to explain it.

• Size HDD 4.1.0 ESXi matters

  Hello

  I have a HP ProLiant ML150 G6 2 warehouses with the two of them to 931,25 GB.  I'm having issues, do a hard drive inside a small business 2011 VM server size largest them 256 GB.  Currently, this system has a 200 GB drive for the exchange server and the operating system.  The second disc is 256 GB for shared folders.  I wish I could enlarge readers since they are the two full 90%.  I'm not afraid to add another drive from the data store, but I wish it were 500 GB instead of 256 GB.  Also I'm upgrading in the near future, this machine to ESX1 5.x.  If this update will fix the problem of size of hard drive that I have so I'll do it sooner then later.

  I also use the new backup version of PhD.  I'm not able to save the second disc with PHD because it is listed as a drive (persistent) independent.  Is that what I can change this way so I can save this drive also.  I also believe that this is because the size of the hard disk max I have is 256 GB and backup is almost 375 GB if I do two disks.

  Some other information that might be useful:

  Processors: E5506 @2. 13 GHz

  Processor sockets: 2

  CPU cores per socket: 4

  Logical processors: 8

  Memory

  Total: 22518,7 MB

  System: 570,7 MB

  VMS: 21948,0 MB

  Product features:
  Up to 256 GB of memory
  Up to 4-way virtual SMP
  for ESX Server vCenter agent
  vStorage API
  VMsafe
  dvFilter

  Health status:

  Fields ALL: normal

  No, no, unless something unexpected happens (in any case, a backup is always a good idea).

  When you upgrade your host (after checking the hardware is supported for ESXi 5.x) interactively using the CD, select 'upgrade, keep VMFS'. This will only enhance the operating system. Once the upgrade of power on the host and click on the "upgrade to VMFS5... "link for the data store.

  André

• Issue of sensor size

  Could someone tell me the difference between

  APS - C (22.3 x 14.9 mm)

  and

  Full frame (36 x 24 mm)

  "Regarding the image size differences - what matters the most, it's what YOU see through the viewfinder and the magic that you create by doing so."

  Yes Mr President.  It is the only most important thing to remember.

  The sizes of sensors seem to match their size corsponding in the film.  A current 'full frame' is about the same size as 35mm film.

  The crop size sensor is called "APS - C."  The 'C' means 'classic', as its width-height ratio favours to a 35 mm photo, even if it is less than a 35 mm photo.  I think that the cost initially gave rise to this format.

  There is another, APS - H.  It is used in 1 gun complete series of professional cameras. She was again would allow the biggest cost of sensor.

  All formats have advantages and disadvantages.  But in the end, the full frame offers the best of the best.  However, they cannot exceed your needs and expenditure requirements.  For 80% of all photographers, a crop sensor will be preform all as good as they need or won't use.  Canon Rebel line and xxD line proves this fact.

• exFAT HD size file allocation

  Hello:

  I have a HP laptop dv6500z running Windows Vista 32 bit Home Premium SP2, OS.

  I am considering buying a MacBook Pro from Apple.

  I want to be able to access and modify files that are currently on my HP laptop with the MacBook Pro, so I would like to know the following.

  If I buy the MacBook and an external USB hard drive and reformat it in exFAT and copy the files from my Windows laptop on it, what I've read, the HD would be readable / write two laptops.

  (As I understand it, Vista is able to work with HDs formatted exFAT).

  Should I format the HD USB with Vista or Apple OS X, or is - what really matters?

  What are the optimal settings (or better) to use when formatting the HD, for example

  "Use allocation size?

  All the other tips you can provide me with would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  DaleB

  I can, just as you could...

  Google:

  Vista and exfat

  https://www.Google.com/search?q=Vista+and+exFAT

  First hit:

  http://KB.SanDisk.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/3389/~/operating-systems-that-support-the-exFAT-file-system

  Windows Vista

  Requires the update to Service Pack 1 or 2 (both supports exFAT)

  Learn more about the 'format' here:
  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/exFAT

  Need more?

  Use the exFAT File System and Format your external drive ever

  http://www.Lifehacker.com.au/2012/07/use-the-exFAT-file-system-and-never-format-your-external-drive-again/

  Good luck!

• What happened to my icon to increase the size of everything on a Web page?

  I HOPE THAT I CHOSE THE RIGHT FORUM AND THE TOPIC...

  I have Windows 7 and IE 9 if it matters.

  I recently had a problem with a page of Web site and a live chat.  This problem has been resolved.  Now, I have another little problem, I DID NOT notice after this problem was finished.

  I wonder what happened to the icon in the Notification area of the task bar to increase the size of everything on a Web page?

  Anyone have any ideas?

  Thanks in advance :-)

  Jane

  Press left ALT key once to get the main menu, then go to view > toolbars > check the STATUS bar.

  Your icon should be back...

• Determining the size of the resultset query

  Oracle database version: 11.2.0.2.0

  OS: OL 6.2

  Requirement: When we run a query for example 'SELECT id, name FROM customers WHERE id < 1000000' I would like to know the size of the data that will be returned. Based on this information, I'll have to decide whether to send the output to the client requesting data or to generate the output file. For testing we can assume that if the size is more than 5 MB then a file must be generated otherwise output should be sent to the client directly.

  To further clarify, this is a Web service that is consumed by many clients. We want to avoid too much traffic due to the huge amount of data requested by the consumers of the Web service. So what we think that if we know that the size is say 5 MB per request limit then send data or generate a file that can be placed somewhere on the Web server and the applicant will be provided a link to download.

  To complicate matters further, please note that the solution is developed using .NET and queries arrive to the Oracle database server via SQL server using linked server. In Oracle, we use UTL_DBWS to the Web service.

  Ideas, suggestions for help are highly appreciated.

  It is not practical to send any more data to the client that the client can reasonable expect to scroll.

  At best, which can be a few hundred lines.

  You must provide a user two possibilities: 1) receives a game limited to rows nnn (where nnn may be different for different categories of users) of results or 2) to receive a file limited to lines of ppp (where ppp can be different for different classes of users).

  For some users, it makes sense to allow them to create a gigantic million lines, whenever they feel like it.

  You may NOT know the number of rows that will produce an arbitrary query. All you can do is provide a break when you reach a certain number of lines.

  If you use a PIPELINED procedure it could limit the number of rows returned. It could also dynamically calculate a size of each line and limit the number of bytes. But the row limit is the thing to use.

  Even this procedure don't know how many lines there will be in the end.

  I'm more concerned that you have not really us said the WHOLE question.

  Allowing even a line to be returned can be disastrous if it is the result of a Cartesian join and/or uses an order of. Who would use a huge amount of resources which would then just get put away after only one row is returned.

  Are you sure that you don't need also to limit the resources that a user can require?

  Safety management for users of database Oracle - 11g Release 2 (11.2)

  On the limits of the user resources

  You can set limits on the amount of various system resources available for each user in the field of the safety of this user. By doing so, you can prevent the uncontrolled consumption of valuable system resources such as time CPU. To set resource limits, you use the Resource Manager database, which is described in the Oracle database administrator's Guide.