Tecra M1 - SD cards with greater than 1 GB capactiy?

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  Hello!
  
  I'm trying to use contains with counting algorithm, but I have problems when there is more than 100 occurrences of the search word, the return of PARTITION (1) always stop at 100. I use Oracle 10 g.
  
  For example:
  
  SELECT id, SCORE (1)
  of tab_docs
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  < textquery lang 'grammar' = 'CONTEXT' = > MARY
  < / textquery >
  < score datatype = "INTEGER" algorithm = "COUNT" / >
  (< / query > ', 1) > 0;
  
  Result:
  
  
  ID - SCORE (1)
  1 - 100
  
  
  
  
  But there is 2431 occurrences of 'MARY' in this document on ID = 1
  
  
  
  If the number of occurrence is less than 100, then it works very well, for example:
  
  SELECT id, SCORE (1)
  of tab_docs
  WHERE CONTAINS (docs,' < query >)
  < textquery lang 'grammar' = 'CONTEXT' = > JAMES
  < / textquery >
  < score datatype = "INTEGER" algorithm = "COUNT" / >
  (< / query > ', 1) > 0;
  
  Result:
  
  ID - SCORE (1)
  1 - 87
  
  How can I do to count more than 100 events in this situation? Another way to solve the problem?
  
  Thank you in advance!
  
  Published by: user3779713 on 10/17/2010 18:58

  The following example uses a function to convert the clob BLOB, then extract the occurrences.

  SCOTT@orcl_11gR2> create table tab_docs
    2    (id    number,
    3       docs  blob)
    4  /
  
  Table created.
  
  SCOTT@orcl_11gR2> declare
    2    v_docs  clob;
    3  begin
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    8  end;
    9  /
  
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  SCOTT@orcl_11gR2> create index tab_docs_idx
    2  on tab_docs (docs)
    3  indextype is ctxsys.context
    4  /
  
  Index created.
  
  SCOTT@orcl_11gR2> create or replace function occurs_in_blob
    2    (p_blob in blob,
    3       p_text in varchar2)
    4    return number
    5  as
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    7    v_occurs   number;
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   15    return v_occurs;
   16  end occurs_in_blob;
   17  /
  
  Function created.
  
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  No errors.
  SCOTT@orcl_11gR2> select id,
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    3             (occurs_in_blob (docs, 'Mary'),
    4              score(1)) score
    5  from   tab_docs
    6  WHERE  CONTAINS
    7             (docs,
    8              '
    9              MARY
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   11              
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   13  /
  
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  ---------- ----------
           1        243
  
  1 row selected.
  
  SCOTT@orcl_11gR2>
  

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  I recently added a set of 3 TB WD red SATA disks to an ESXi 5.5u2 host and set up their physical compatibility as cards attached to a guest Windows Server 2012 gross. These discs appeared as having a capacity of 512 b and the space unallocated on 16EB:

  

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• Tecra 9000: SD card reader does not work with XP

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  What you say, it is simply NOT true.

  The Tecra 9000 was delivered with 3 different OS.
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  Of course, there are different models with a different hardware configuration, but all supports Windows XP.

  I put t know why you get this error message or why you cannot use the SD card, but I guess you don t use the image of Toshiba. That's why you installed your operating system isn't properly. Because you are a newbie you don t know the Toshiba all the driver installation must be done in the right order and all Microsoft QFEs must be installed also.

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  Hello

  I have to read a byte with a value greater than 127, Labview turn 27.

  In help I saw that Labview provides a description of ASCII that pour values ranging up to ' 127.

  What do I need to do?

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  Hello

  I want to read a byte with a maximum value of 127, but Labiew reurn arround 27 value

  How do I do?

  

  Rigid wrote:

  Thanks for your help. I'm not changing lyke I understand (my English is poor quiet...)

  I have another program that communicate with the instrument. I know byte (6) must be greater than 18 (greater than 7F actually).

  But with Labview, I'm only 18.

  While it might be higher than 18 x, an I8 is signed, and therefore it cannot be greater than x7F - it has a range of-128 to 127. A U8 is not signed, and it's why he has a range from 0 to xFF. However, x 18 is the same if you treat as signed or not signed. I don't see how LabVIEW can read a wrong value on the serial port. Are you sure you're looking at the correct byte? Your code shows that you split the chain twice. Are you sure that you do this properly?

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• Increment Dt start with day greater than the Dt at the end of the year Prev in Pro * C

  Morning people and greetings from Toronto.
  
  I'm trying to change a Pro * C program. Since ages I touched a Pro * C program but I have made an attempt for her. I would probably need some help andhopefully is the right forum I could nto seem to find any section decicated Pro * C programs.
  
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  I have a control panel that stores records for start date and end Date for each year. Here's what I have for 2010.
  
  Start date = 8 May 2010 '; End date = may 12, 2011 'year =' 2010 From now the previous record in the table 1 (where the new record is supposed to be inserted) has a record that looks like this:
  

  DOC_ID     NAME               YEAR         START_DATE     END_DATE
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  999999     Mary Poppins      2009         03-May-2009      08-May-2010

  Now, based on the control table, the Start Date for 2010 coincides with the Date of the end of 2009. In this case, I would need to move the start date = may 9, 2010 "(Date of end + 1)
  
  Here is my ProC program in hand
  

  /* Include Headers */
  #include <stdio.h>
  #include <stdlib.h>
  #include <string.h>
  #include <ctype.h>
  #include <math.h>
  ---------------------------
  /* Define constants */
  ---------------------------
  #define  nullterm(string) string.arr[string.len] = '\0';
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   varchar   ctrl_start_date[11];
   short     ctrl_start_date_ind;
   varchar   ctrl_end_date[11];
   short     ctrl_end_date_ind;
  
   varchar   end_date[11];
   short     end_date_ind;
  
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   short     exist_end_date_flag_ind;
  
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  void main(int argc, char *argv[])
  {
  /* Coding starts here */
  
  void get_ctrl_dates()
  {
   exec sql
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            to_char(trunc(ctrl_end_date),'YYYY/MM/DD')
    into    :ctrl_start_date :ctrl_start_date_ind,
            :ctrl_end_date  :ctrl_end_date_ind
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    where   current_yyyy = :year_number;
  }
  
     check_date_overlap();
  
     if (strcmp( (char *)run_mode.arr,"N")==0)
     {
      check_date_overlap();
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     }
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  /***********************/
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  /***********************/
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  {
  
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   exec sql
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    from   person_tb
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         ( end_date   between :ctrl_start_date  and :ctrl_end_date ))
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    {
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  } /* check_date_overlap */

  Here would be my question:
  
  My question is, should the SQL above be written like this instead?

  /***********************/
  /* CHECK_DATE_OVERLAP  */ 
  /***********************/
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  {
  
   exist_end_date_flag = 0; /* assume he does not have a record */
  
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         ( :ctrl_end_date   between start_date  and end_date ) or
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    /*** Error Check Routine goes in here ***/
  
    /* Overlapping of dates; Set the Start Date equal End Date + 1 to avoid overlap */
    if (exist_end_date_flag == 1)
    {
      /* Is this even correct or would I have to do a strcpy?.
          Also note that I am overwriting ctrl_start_date which
          was fetched earlier in get_ctrl_dates() */
     ctrl_start_date = end_date + 1;
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    }
  
     nullterm(end_date);
  
  } /* check_date_overlap */

  Published by: Raj404261 on June 10, 2009 11:21

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• Reading a file of OS with size greater than 32 KB line

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• How to make apdu.getBuffer () return buf which is greater than 133 bytes.

  {} public void process (APDU apdu)

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• Read/write file binary change greater than 128 bytes.

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