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  That means the AHCI Mode, Mode RAID & SATA IDE Mode in the BIOS settings means

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  I'm pretty sure that you are on the wrong "forum" for this type of topic. This forum is designed as a support Pro-type Surface ultrabook/tablets and tablet-like Surface.

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  Best regards

  user130038 wrote:

  Hello

  I have a few databases of production (all 10 gr 2 [10.2.0.5] ad hoc with no expectations) and two from then to contain this in the settings:

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  Please could someone explain what means this parameter value?

  And a server 10 g ASM [10.2.0.5] 2. In the settings of the ASM, I found this:

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  Best regards

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  As the doc

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  I guess that the weakness, there is that like many 'reference manual' documentation, it tells what something does, but no explanation of why you might want to do.

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• Read the nodes that have the same value as the subnodes - XML

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  .. While if adopted you ' s/e' in the service, he would return the 2 nodes I'm looking (or elements, perhaps I'm using the wrong terminology?). on the contrary, it returns all the 'e' nodes in this node.

  Anyway, if anyone is still with me and has a suggestion, it would be appreciated.

  Well, there is no doubt that there is a learning curve robust for XML programming. You can take an hour or two and go through one of the tutorials that are circulating on the net. (Like that of w3schools.com.)

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  Note that this example does not assume that all children are nodes of element 'e '. the document could have comments, white space or something else that makes it into the DOM as comment, text or any other type of node.

  On the other hand, if you want to capture every "e" tag which is directly under the ' tag, no matter the level, then you need to do something a little more complicated (it's on the top of my head - no guarantee):

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• Only GET records that have the same values of field has the same value in field B

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  ==================================================
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  Parameter 3: 0xa6d6baf0
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  Product name:
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  Version of the file:
  Processor: 32-bit
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  Minor Version: 2600
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  ==================================================

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  Hey,.
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  JOB                    SAL
  PRESIDENT             5000
  MANAGER               2850
  MANAGER               2450
  MANAGER               2975
  ANALYST               3000
  ANALYST               3000
  CLERK                 800
  CLERK                 1100
  CLERK                 950
  CLERK                 1300
  SALESMAN             1600
  SALESMAN             1250
  SALESMAN             1250
  SALESMAN             1500

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  SELECT JOB, SAL
     FROM  EMP
     WHERE JOB IN (
                 SELECT JOB
                  FROM EMP
                  GROUP BY JOB
                  HAVING COUNT(*) > 1)
                  ORDER BY JOB;

  Once executed select statement only WORK = PRESIDENT record is deleted, not the necessary results.

  JOB                    SAL
  MANAGER               2850
  MANAGER               2450
  MANAGER               2975
  ANALYST               3000
  ANALYST               3000
  CLERK                 800
  CLERK                 1100
  CLERK                 950
  CLERK                 1300
  SALESMAN             1600
  SALESMAN             1250
  SALESMAN             1250
  SALESMAN             1500

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  the product of the values in DUPLICATION. I would like to show records only if values of WORK have
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  JOB                    SAL
  MANAGER               2850
  MANAGER               2450
  MANAGER               2975
  CLERK                 800
  CLERK                 1100
  CLERK                 950
  CLERK                 1300
  SALESMAN             1600
  SALESMAN             1250
  SALESMAN             1250
  SALESMAN             1500

  I hope someone can help me on this one.

  Hello

  COUNT (*) indicates the number of lines in a group. It has nothing to do with all the values in columns.
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  SELECT JOB, SAL
     FROM  EMP
     WHERE JOB IN (
                  SELECT JOB
                  FROM EMP
                  GROUP BY JOB
                  HAVING COUNT (DISTINCT sal) > 1          -- Changed
            )
     ORDER BY JOB;
  

  Published by: Frank Kulash, December 9, 2010 10:34
  Added example.

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