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• Drive mapping: How can I get my external drive be mapped to F: (as he was once) rather than g: which is what happens when I turn on now.

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• What happens when you restore a backup of a Bitlocker encrypted drive?

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• What happens when you enable paging in the range?

  Hi all
  
  Recently, I started tuning VO potentially able to return a lot of data. Explore the documentation I've read on the beach of paging:
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  Oracle, told us http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_10002.htm#i2171079
  >
  Use the ORDER byclause order the rows returned by the statement. Without an order_by_clause, there is no guarantee that the same query that is run more than once will retrieve the lines in the same order.
  >
  
  So, it seems that we can ignore certain lines of original request?
  The example below illustrates this situation.

  SQL> 
  SQL> create table tst(
    2    id    number
    3   ,name  varchar2(100)
    4  )
    5  /
   
  Table created
  SQL> insert into tst(id,name) values(1,'Name1');
   
  1 row inserted
  SQL> insert into tst(id,name) values(2,'Name2');
   
  1 row inserted
  SQL> insert into tst(id,name) values(3,'Name3');
   
  1 row inserted
  SQL> insert into tst(id,name) values(4,'Name4');
   
  1 row inserted
  SQL> SELECT 'Page1', ID, NAME FROM (
    2    SELECT /*+ FIRST_ROWS */ IQ.*, ROWNUM AS Z_R_N FROM (
    3      SELECT ID, NAME FROM tst order by dbms_random.random
    4    ) IQ  WHERE ROWNUM < 3)
    5  WHERE Z_R_N > 0
    6  union all
    7  SELECT 'Page2', ID, NAME FROM (
    8    SELECT /*+ FIRST_ROWS */ IQ.*, ROWNUM AS Z_R_N FROM (
    9      SELECT ID, NAME FROM tst order by dbms_random.random
   10    ) IQ  WHERE ROWNUM < 5)
   11  WHERE Z_R_N > 2
   12  ;
   
  'PAGE1'                                  ID NAME
  -------------------------------- ---------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Page1                                     1 Name1
  Page1                                     2 Name2
  Page2                                     3 Name3
  Page2                                     2 Name2
  SQL> SELECT 'Page1', ID, NAME FROM (
    2    SELECT /*+ FIRST_ROWS */ IQ.*, ROWNUM AS Z_R_N FROM (
    3      SELECT ID, NAME FROM tst order by dbms_random.random
    4    ) IQ  WHERE ROWNUM < 3)
    5  WHERE Z_R_N > 0
    6  union all
    7  SELECT 'Page2', ID, NAME FROM (
    8    SELECT /*+ FIRST_ROWS */ IQ.*, ROWNUM AS Z_R_N FROM (
    9      SELECT ID, NAME FROM tst order by dbms_random.random
   10    ) IQ  WHERE ROWNUM < 5)
   11  WHERE Z_R_N > 2
   12  ;
   
  'PAGE1'                                  ID NAME
  -------------------------------- ---------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Page1                                     4 Name4
  Page1                                     2 Name2
  Page2                                     3 Name3
  Page2                                     2 Name2
  SQL> 

  In the first query, we lost name4 in second name1.
  
  Who can shed some light on this?
  Everything is so sad I think, and I should wait for unpredictable data? Or the internal mechanisms are not as described in the documentation and everything works well?
  
  Thank you very much.

  So what is your question? Without a deterministic order by, the top - N query used by the pagination of range feature will not do what you want. It can skip lines. It can reproduce lines on several pages.

  The documentation is correct; things are working properly. The other thing that should be obvious is that if the records are inserted in the game of records and committed between your look a page 1 and page 2, the specific records that appear on page 1 page vs 2 could change.

  John

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• Satellite Pro L500 stuck when you turn it on and got the loud noise

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• What happens when you answer a question correctly

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