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• Data recovery before the insert in the procedure

  Hello
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  And if you want to insert the missing values COL4 both sense, use of full join, as I've already shown (slightly modified):

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  4.

  1 line of creation.

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  1 line of creation.

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  3.

  COL1 COL2 COL3 COL4 COL5 COL6 COL7
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
  600 140 2 10 1300 500 1
  600 140 2 20 1400 340 4
  600 140 2 15 1400 230 3
  600 140 2 35 1700 120 2
  600 150 3 10 1300 166 6
  600 150 3 15 1400 435 5
  600 150 3 70 1500 567 8
  600 150 3 90 1900 789 9

  8 selected lines.

  SQL > insert
  2 in table1
  3 with t1 as)
  4 Select
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  7 and col2 =: P_FROM_COL2
  8 and col3 =: P_FROM_COL3
  9 and: P_FLG1 = 'Y '.
  10              ),
  11 t2 as)
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  16 and col3 =: P_TO_COL3
  17 and: P_FLG1 = 'Y '.
  18              )
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  nvl2(t1.col4,:P_TO_COL3,:P_FROM_COL3) 21 col3,
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  NULL, 23
  NULL, 24
  25 null
  26 of t1
  join full 27
  28                t2
  29 on t2.col4 = t1.col4
  30 where the t1.col4 is null
  31 or t2.col4 is null
  32.

  4 lines were created.

  SQL > select *.
  2 from table1
  3.

  COL1 COL2 COL3 COL4 COL5 COL6 COL7
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
  600 140 2 10 1300 500 1
  600 140 2 20 1400 340 4
  600 140 2 15 1400 230 3
  600 140 2 35 1700 120 2
  600 150 3 10 1300 166 6
  600 150 3 15 1400 435 5
  600 150 3 70 1500 567 8
  600 150 3 90 1900 789 9
  600 140 2 70
  600 140 2 90
  600 150 3 35

  COL1 COL2 COL3 COL4 COL5 COL6 COL7
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
  600 150 3 20

  12 selected lines.

  SQL >

  SY.

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  Gabrié

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• look for each php in html E-mail

  Lets see if anyone can solve this one... it must be a known issue.

  I collect information from a form (information in the 'hidden' fields as):

  < input type is 'hidden' name = value "product_name]" is "{$item ['product_name']}" >

  < input type is 'hidden' name = value "rise []" is "$total_product_price" >

  On the page of process information, I collect information in variables:

  $product_name = $_POST ['product_name'];

  $amount = $_POST ["amount"];

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  < b >

  < td >

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  echo $result. "< br / > ';

  }

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  < table >

  < td >

  <? PHP

  {foreach ($amount as $result)

  echo $result. "< br / > ';

  }

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  < table >

  < /tr >

  < /table >

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  It must be something to do with the e-mail client do not < br > tags?

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  }

  $orderMessage. = ' < table >

  < td > ';

  {foreach ($amount as $result)

  $orderMessage. = $result. "< other > ';

  }

  $orderMessage. = ' < table >

  < /tr >

  < /table > ';

  See you soon

  Operating system

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• Starter DW CC Email 2014 model

  I'm trying to determine if the E-mail Starter model that comes in 2014 CC DW won't.  She seems to have a lot of extra space on the right side, so it looks strange. The tables inside the main container are all aligned to the left. Is there a specific reason for this because of the sensitive layout, or was it just a mistake?  Thoughts?

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• Validation problem Spry with button "submit"

  Hello

  I'm new to Spry but I encounter a problem, do work at all.  I created a very simple form (table with text Spry field and submit button).  I have read many articles and visited several forums, but I can't seem to find the problem I encounter.  Basically, when I go to preview the page in a browser, the table with the field button and submit the spy text just fine, but when I hit the button send, I see the page refresh and the values that I had in the text box disappear, but nothing ever comes by saying "a value is required. which is what I'm looking for. This happens even if I have not all values in the text field.  Here are the images of what I describe and also the code.  I checked the 'Required' box is checked in the SpryTextField and the action of the submit button is selected for "Submit form."  My setup is Windows 7, DW6 & XAMPP.  You can provide any help would be greatly appreciated.

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  Browser after pressing the button: (same as above but no message, 'a value is required.')

  

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  Do yourself a big favor and don't waste time with Spry Validation.  Most modern browsers support HTML5 forms with the required attribute.

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