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• the file size reduction of Essbase cube/pag bitmap compression

  We see some huge pag files in our essbase cube and Oracle had suggested to change the bitmap image compression to see if this will help. (we currently have "no compression")
  That said, what is the difference between the use of ELA versus bitmap encoding for BSO cubes?
  I would like to hear the experiences of others.

  (we currently have "no compression")

  ^ ^ ^ You're going to be very happy. Very, very happy.

  You can read the database administrator Guide - just search for "comrpession.

  It's here: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17236_01/epm.1112/esb_dbag/dstalloc.html

  There are a bunch of updates in custody and the rules concerning the 'better' compression method - it does say I use almost always ELA as the method that seems most effective wrt the disk space. It is logical that this method examines each block and apply the most effective method: pair ELA, bitmap, or Index value. I can't see a difference in calculation between bitmap and ELA.

  How the hell did you in the position of no compression in the first place?

  Kind regards

  Cameron Lackpour

  Published by: CL on July 18, 2011 10:48
  Oops, a couple things:
  (1) after you apply the change of compression in environmental assessments or via MaxL, you must stop and then restart the database for the setting to take effect.
  (2) you must export the database, clear out and reloaded using the new compression method - #1 change affects only new blocks if you could have a mixture of compressed and uncompressed to your db, bliocks which will do nothing for the storage space.
  (3) the only way to really know which method is the most effective is to compare the calculation (remember to write on the disk which could be a little slower than now) and the compression methods is to do it. Try it as a bitmap and note time calc of sampling and file size IND and PAG, so try as ELA and do the same thing.

• Can I change the size of my page file?

  If I change the size of the page file, I see an increase in the performance of the system?

  Leaving the page set to automatic file size is usually more effective.  Any improvements you might see by increasing the size of the file would be minimal, at best.

  A good explanation of how virtual memory and how the swap file can be found at:

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/fd3e9104-1076-4600-9F9D-8739849387ec1033.mspx

• size of the page file and the hibernation Windows 7

  I've recently updated the RAM in my computer to 16 GB.  I noticed that my pagefile.sys is now 15.9 GB and file hiberfil.sys is 12.0 GB.  I do not hibernate.  My computer has two physical hard drives (essentially a disk OS/program and a data reader).   What is the amount appropriate for the page on the operating system drive file size and is at - there a way to remove or reduce the size of the hiberfil.sys file?  I plan on migration of my OS drive to an SSD in the near future and wish to reduce the footprint of these two files for migration.

  Thanks for any advice.

  Check your power option settings

  and http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/15140/what-is-hiberfil.sys-and-how-do-i-delete-it/

  Allow victory to manage the size of page file

  What size ssd you plan on buying?

• I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does n

  I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does not appear in the smaller file.  Can someone help me?

  Try the PDF tool optimize.

• Try to calculate the size of the PAGE file

  This is an academic exercise. I am trying to determine why my PAGE file size is what it is. Currently, he is registered to 28,000,331 bytes. (He's alone). Here are the facts:

  3 dense dimensions, stored members are 17 * 20 * 5, for a total of 1,700 * 8 = 13 600 bytes.

  The actual maximum blocks are 19 800. The maximum reported are 24 750.

  I have disabled compression for ease of calculation.

  There is only 1 block no missing.

  I use SER60 as my guide in the section estimate disk and the memory required. However, when I use the planned calculation:

  Number of blocks * (size of data block expanded + 72 bytes)

  I don't get anywhere near the number of bytes listed for the PAG file. I realize that I am not to mention the rest of the database files and do not know if this calculation is only for the PAG files or all files. I am not very interested in the size of the entire database, just the file PAG. So my questions are:

  1. is the calculation provided for all files or just the file PAG?

  2. If the answer to 1 is Yes, is there a separate calculation, that I can use to determine the size of the PAGE file only?

  Take a look at NUMBLOCKSTOEXTEND in the technical reference on Essbase.  We had a long conversation that addressed this issue on Network54 recently: http://www.network54.com/Forum/58296/thread/1374608752/11-1-2-2+Fragmentation

  Short answer is that Essbase allocates file space .pag in 2048-block pieces, which is the default value of NUMBLOCKSTOEXTEND 11.1.2.2.  Calculate how many blocks (including header block 72 bytes) integrate 28,000,331 bytes and you will see that this is almost exactly 2048.

  With compression on it more difficult (for me, at least) to understand how Essbase arrives with the size of the average disk blocks to use as the size on the disk with compression on is not constant.

• How to change the orientation of the page of a file pdf size and margins of page? Are there tools available to do this?

  We're converting Lotus Notes documents in PDF format by exporting (printing) to PDF using a PDF writer but found that some contents are truncated or cropped. Must manually reprint in pdf format using a different page/paper settings in order to capture the content correctly. Are there other methods or tools that can automate this step? Would it not possible to change the PDF properties to adjust the size of the page, etc.?

  Hope that there are some useful tools available as there are thousands of documents that have this problem. Thank you.

  Page size options are limited, but are in the crop tool. If there are no tags or other markup, you can also print to a new PDF and adjust the size of the printer - sometimes the simplest interface, but normally not recommended. The rotation can be made in the menu document and then saved. The rotation, which is usually on the toolbar are only for the current view and does not record with the PDF file. Many of them you can use a batch process to solve (in AA8 which is under the advanced > Document Processing). The best method is to set up your printer Adobe PDF to create the correct page size and orientation to the future. You can configure to develop in general for the installation, select a paper size, and have set parameters for auto-rotation. The latest is based on the text that is on the page. The elimination of the margin is also part of the crop tool. I hope that gives you at least a few things to look at. Unfortunately, tools moving with each version, so you have to get the tools.

• How can I create the page sizes personalised in InDesign when creating postscript files?

  Greetings ~ I have Mac OS X 10.8. How can I create sizes of custom page from InDesign when you create a post script file? Do I need a virtual printer?

  Is there a reason that you are not exporting to PDF directly from InDesign?

• How can I reduce the size of the Solution Explorer window when you save a web page by using the Page save (Ctrl + S)?

  Save the Page (Ctrl + S) used to open a small window of the Explorer (Windows 7 OS). All of a sudden (after update for FireFox 37.0.1), it opens a window of browser enlarged (full screen). The passage of the mouse on the window edge, arrows a size change appear, but do not meet the drag. How make the window smaller, or reset the Page save (Ctrl + S) so that it opens a small window again?

  You can open the system menu of the window selector to file via Alt + space to check if the window is not maximized?

• Why firefox 15 displays the hex of size for the html data that make up the page?

  Windows 7, 32-bit
  Firefox 15.0.1 update Friday
  Java 1.7.0_07 Friday update

  Management forced a Java Update and restart on Friday. When Firefox started it auto-updated V15.0.1. He had problems immediately; the previous session tabs disappeared all and any page with Flash no longer worked (everything was OK before the two updates).

  In the recommendations, I created a new profile, copy only on bookmarks and files with name of user/authentication of the previous profile. When manually reopen the necessary tabs, pointed out that any Sonicwall firewall and Panasonic Netcam both display only a blank page with one or more hexadecimal numbers on it.

  Efforts to repair since included completely remove Firefox, the plugin Flash and current Java to run in safe mode, disabling all extensions/plugins, running in a completely default new profile with nothing carried over, try with and without hardware acceleration, etc. The behavior does not change. It does not matter if I go via http or https for devices that support both.

  JavaScript IS enabled, and the script _no_ blocking is in place; JavaScript works on other sites that use it.

  IE9 on the same PC works fine, so it's apparently not a system problem

  Looking at the page source shows that hexadecimal numbers are the length of the data in the row or the piece of HTML code, including the following javascript code. The Sonicwall sets up a larger number (2ea) on the line of the display source page that corresponds to the size in bytes of the code in the following lines.

  The Panasonic apparently sends the length of the data in each row if it provides a hexadecimal number for each line of HTML in the source display.

  What would make Firefox interpret the data incoming size as displayed, but only for certain pages or peripheral? I can visit other sites that have javascript and they work; a source of these pages view shows all the lines with just a hexadecimal number.

  view source example of Sonicwall (between the = lines); everything you see on the screen is the "2ea" in the upper left corner

  =

  2ea
  <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
  <html>
  <head>
  	<meta name="SonicWALL Administrator" content="Copyright 2004 (c) SonicWALL, Inc. All rights reserved.">
  	<title>SonicWALL - Authentication</title>
  	<meta name="id" content="auth" >
  	<script type="text/JavaScript">
  	<!--
  	top.location.target="_top";
  	if (window.location.target != "_top") {
  		top.location.href=window.location.href;
  	}
  	var savedPwd = "";
  	function onPageUnload() {
  		window.name = "";
  	}
  	window.onunload=onPageUnload;
  	// -->
  	</script>
  </head>
  <frameset rows="*,1">
  	<frame src="auth1.html" name="authFrm" noresize scrolling="no">
  	<frame src="emptyView4.html" name="authTgtFrm" noresize scrolling="no">
  </frameset>
  </html>
  =====
  
  View source sample from the Panasonic; the blank lines are displayed as such in the view source screen.  All you see in the browser window is the series of hex numbers separated by a space on the same line.
  
  =====
  0
  
  3b
  <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Frameset//EN">
  
  8
  <HTML>
  
  7
  <HEAD>
  
  28
  <META HTTP-EQUIV="expires" CONTENT="0">
  
  2e
  <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">
  
  35
  <META HTTP-EQUIV="Cache-Control" CONTENT="no-cache">
  
  24
  <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="none">
  
  30
  <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noindex,nofollow">
  
  29
  <META NAME="robots" CONTENT="noarchive">
  
  15
  <TITLE>Start</TITLE>
  
  8
  </HEAD>
  
  3d
  <FRAMESET border=0 frameSpacing=0 rows=30,8,* frameBorder=0>
  
  4c
  <FRAME name=bar src="CgiTagMenu?page=Top&Language=0" scrolling=no NORESIZE>
  
  3c
  <FRAME name=hrbar src="BarFoot.html" scrolling=no NORESIZE>
  
  27
  <FRAME name=body src="Top?Language=0">
  
  c
  </FRAMESET>
  
  9
  </HTML>
  =====
  

  Try to start the computer in safe mode Windows with network support (on the startup screen, press F8) as a test to see if it works better.

• All of a sudden, the page to 'save' occupies all of my screen and I can't find a way to reduce its size - this has never happened before, which is very annoying

  When I click on 'save' the resulting dialog box fills the entire screen. I'm unable to reduce its size with the mouse to shoot within the borders of the dialog box, and I can't find another way to reduce it. This problem appeared spontaneously. He did not begin immediately after installing a new plug-in or a new version of Firefox - it just happened one day. I have used Firefox for years and never had this embarrassing problem before.

  This is the dialog box that appears to save the Page under? Like other windows, it could be maximized/restored by double-clicking the title bar. Does make a difference?

  Otherwise, it might be necessary to rename or delete the localstore.rdf file, which stores the positions of windows and related settings...

• Two hard drives - what to set the page file to?

  I have two hard drives, Windows is installed on C:, what should I set my page of the settings file for better performance? Hard drive space is not a problem, I have a 250 GB and a 1 TB drive, both are less than half full. I have 3.25 GB of RAM DDR2.

  I heard move the swap file on a second hard drive is beneficial, because the OS files and the page file could be consulted at the same time. Defining a very large page file or file page on both drives will hurt performance? What is a variable size compared to a matter of constant size?

  It shouldn't be noticeable performance difference if the swap file is bigger than "necessary".

  If your system can it take into account, it is considered generally to be a performance advantage to put the file on a different physical disk than the operating system is installed, provided the other player does not see many IO already.

  By using a constant size / fixed can eliminate fragmentation of the file page that can occur if it is sized dynamically.

  If you anticipate relying heavily on the swap file, maybe reconsider and add more RAM to the system, if possible, or upgrade to a 64-bit computer and the operating system that is able to handle more RAM.

• Where is the page files?

  I am running Vista Home premium. I want to reduce the size of my partition of my boot c: drive. I want to find my page files and move them to another drive and then reduce the size of the partition.

  Where are they?

  How can I see them?

  How can I move them?

  Hello

  The page file (Pagefile.sys) is a hidden file on your hard drive that Windows Vista uses as if it were a memory (RAM). The file exchange and physical memory is the virtual memory. By default, Windows stores the paging file on the boot partition (the partition that contains the operating system and its support files). The default paging file size is equal to 1.5 times the total RAM. However, this default configuration is perhaps not optimal in all cases. This article describes how to configure the paging file for optimization of the system and recovery.

  You can follow the steps in the link given by bob.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-performance/Windows-7-set-to-no-page-file-and-i-cannot-change/992de6a8-bec2-4E74-b6d9-d418a7f5cda0?TM=1367819685901

  Alternatively, you can follow the steps to move the paging files.

  1. Log the computer as an administrator.
  2. Click Startand then click Control Panel.
  3. Click performance and Maintenanceand then click System.
  4. Click on the Advanced tab, and then, under performance, click settings.
  5. Click the Advanced tab, and then under virtual memory, click change.
  6. In the drive [Volume label] list, click one drive other than the one on which Windows is installed (Windows is usually installed on the drive C). Under Total paging of the size of file for all drives, note the value that is displayed next to recommended.
  7. Click custom size, and type the value recommended in the initial size (MB) box.
  8. Type the maximum size that you want to allow for paging in the size maximum (MB) , and then click set.
  9. In the drive [Volume label] box, click the drive on which Windows is installed (usually drive C), and then use one of the following steps:
     • If you don't want a swap to disk file, click No paging file, and then click set. A message similar to the following message is displayed:

  If the pagefile on volume C: has an initial size of less than 126 megabytes, then the system may not be able to create a debugging information file if a STOP error occurs.
  Continue anyway?

  Click Yes.

  1. • If you want to keep the minimum size of the file on the drive, click custom size, and type a value that is equal or greater than the amount of RAM in the computer in the initial size (MB) box. Type the same value in the box size maximum (MB) , and then click set.
  2. The following message appears:

  The changes you did ask you to restart your computer before they can take effect.

  Click OK, click OK, click OK, and then click Yes when you are prompted to restart the computer.

  Hope it helps you to solve the problem.

• can not scan large dockument in a file and have the pages come out in order

  Hello and ty 4 your time - victory runing 7-64 printer is hp officejet pro 8600 (network) PDF prog. OmniPage is ultimate. my project is to digitize a 191 total page (duplex) 391.  I select Save as pdf, leter size, black and white, 200 dpi (according to support hp - would rather than 300), document type, type of file-pdf, check preview scanning, select ADF, check scan them both sides, and here for the better part of 2 hours.

  program says to keep you charging between 25-35 @ a time and when pages per document revolving around the pages and not flip and scan to hide through.  He loved two times (not a quick learner)

  When save, close and open pda here even not close to being in the order.

  now help can't get his head around that, when some chimneys of pages feeding through the adf a cmdlet opens with a simple statement to basickly Highway, but most of the time it isn't.  you need 2 click on the small image of the page and that starts the adf to run.  until full, click done, save.

  I think the problem is in this applet appearing at random times giving simple instructions and a box click OK to start the adf and it does not appear and have 2 use the pictuture small page @ lower left.

  This is all from memory after a long and frustrating day with the machine and support.  hope I explained it correctly.  everything, everything, any help would be greatly appreciated.

  the reasion 4 that this nightmare is that he he will cross OCR for search keyword.    Thanks for reading.    Gary

  The 8600 is simply not designed to handle a 382 (191 x 2) pages the analytical work. Analytical work double face (where you scan the odd numbered pages first, keep in mind, browse, then scan the even pages), looks like a copy collated job. The specification says exemplary, on the basis of 8600 model, you can do 8 pages. This is a limitation of the size of the memory. Scan at low resolution, give you more pages, which is why the interruption every 25-35 pages. It would be much easier just scan 20 pages at a time and combine PDFs on the computer (what is it good for). Or download the template more has more memory for larger jobs, or that true double-sided scans (no need to browse around).

• I have two 2 physical HDD (logic 1 = 2 partitions, 1 with partion unique); on all the page files will improve performance, or is an annex of page file?

  My laptop has two 2 750 GB HDD (plus a 8 GB SSD Express Cache). The first HARD disk is partitioned into 2 letters two logical sectors (~ 275 GB & 375 GB {more system/recovery NTFS partitions 2}), assigned drive C (main system partition), and D (logical partition) and the second physical disk E (750 GB). Win7Pro64 created a pagefile managed system on the C drive, but not on readers D & E. Y has an advantage, or more importantly, a disadvantage to the creation of swap files on the D & E readers?

  I am not opposed to using all the 375GB logical partition on drive D as a swap file if this can help performance, and/or create a pagefile on the E drive the same size as on the C drive, once again, to help performance.

  Can someone help me with the best approach?

  Also, I have an Intel i7-3610QM with 16 GB of RAM and a GPU Nvidia GeForce GTX G675M with 2 GB of RAM.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  The best option is to let Windows control the pagefile.

  Here's more information: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/optimal-page-file-size/3c68f053-1248-48c9-bd10-72874834d595

  I hope this helps.