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• you place your order for WCS with MSE

  When ordering WCS with MSE, is that all that you need for WCS?

  WCS-STANDARD-K9 ($0) + WCS-MORE-500 ($44. 5 K)

  In the past, we ordered WCS-APLOC-500. WCS-PLUS-500 replace it?

  When you are not using MSE is WCS-APBASE-500?

  Yes, you just need standard + more to integrate with MSE. Plus also gives you high availability which is a nice feature. Most replaced Loc.

  Link below will give you all the information you need.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/wireless/ps5755/ps6301/ps6305/product_data_sheet0900aecd804b4646.html

  And the Base MSE/WIPS/HA.

  See you soon

  Carpet

• You place your order for dashboards

  Hello world
  
  I want to sort the dashboard at the top of the screen. For now, they are sorted in alphabetical order, but I want to sort by a custom order. I know that I can put a number in front of it, but I don't like the idea of having numbers on the dashboard menu. In the past, I thought I was able to put spaces "" in front of a dashboard I wanted to ordered first, but for some reason, I can't it works again.
  
  Is it possible to order dashboards without putting the numbers in the names?
  
  Thank you!
  
  -Joe

  Vidal method would be the way to go if you want numbers. Don't know why the 'method of space' does not work.

  http://oraclebizint.WordPress.com/2008/04/02/Oracle-BI-EE-101332-changing-sort-order-of-dashboards/

• you place your order for AP

  When I order an AP 1100 with this ref: (AIR-AP1121G-E-K9), do I need to order the AC power (PWR-AIR-A =) supparently? or is it delivered automatically with the AP?

  The 1100 will come with a power adapter. The AIR-PWR-A = is to order a replacement power adapter.

• you place your order of recovery disk HPenvy 17-j013cl

  where is the site on the control recovey disc

  Direct link to your list of drivers/software. Scroll down to see a recovery media:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?OS=4132&LC=en&cc=us&DLC=en&sw_lang=&product=5390673

• You place your order of Vista recovery disc

  Hello

  Have a Pavilion DV9000 (Service Tag: DV9824CA).  I lost my HD... need to replace.  Unfortunately, I didn't create the recovery discs when HD was alive (stupid me).

  I ordered the Kit of recovery Vista Home Premium 32B dual language at HP ($45).  The package came with only 1 DVD.  It is clearly stated on the DVD (1 of 2).  During the installation of the first DVD... He injects and asks for DVD #2... surprise, surprise... after many calls with HP support, they insist that this is a single DVD.

  Am I missing something here?

  Thank you!

  FYI... received a letter of apology from HP and 2 recovery DVDs Vista.

• You place your order of media 64 bit for Vista

  I have a copy of Windows Vista 32-bit, but I need now support 64-bit. I can't find anywhere on the Microsoft site where to apply to. The card provided in the area is reference to www.windowsvista.com/1033/ordermedia, but it takes you just for the generic marketing of Windows Vista site. It is still available, and if so someone can give me a link to order the media? Thank you.

  Hello

  Microsoft used to have 64 bit for vista32 bits edition only shipping cost detail

  It was the link

  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsvista/1033/ordermedia/default.mspx

  It seems that it is discontinued that microsoft is passed to windows 7

• You place your order of cross-directories

  Hello

  I need your help.

  I want to browse directories and order all the files by date.

  I used this command:

  cmd /c dir "c:\nuovacartella" / b/s A:-D / o:-d

  but the files are classified at the folder level.

  See the example:

  /C dir "c:\nuovacartella" C:\>cmd / b/s /A:-D / TC o:d

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\uno.txt

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\AAA\ciao.txt

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\AAA\due.doc

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\AAA\tre.xsl

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\AAA\appenaCreato.rar

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\BBB\B2\son a file.txt

  file Link\son a c:\nuovacartella\cartella

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella Link\uno

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella Link\appenaCreato

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella Link\ciao

  /C dir "c:\nuovacartella" C:\>cmd / b/s /A:-D / TC o:-d

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\uno.txt

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\AAA\appenaCreato.rar

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\AAA\tre.xsl

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\AAA\due.doc

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\AAA\ciao.txt

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella file\BBB\B2\son a file.txt

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella Link\ciao

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella Link\appenaCreato

  c:\nuovacartella\cartella Link\uno

  file Link\son a c:\nuovacartella\cartella

  but I want the files classified into cross-folder.

  Is it possible to do so (for example, using a batch script)?

  Thanks in advance. Leonardo

  Hi Leon,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community!

  I suggest you to ask your question on the MSDN Forums.

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories

  Hope this hslps.

• You place your order by number Char field

  I have a char with data field.

  Required order is lower.

  Column1

  -------------

  12

  12-A

  12-B

  122

  122-A

  122-C

  123

  123-A

  123-B

  I have to order both at the level of form and report.

  Pasha

  Lahore, Pakistan

  The 'trick' is pad strings or a part of them to the same length. In your case, it may be sufficient for the whole string if lpad suffix (A, B, C) are always of length 1.

  Otherwise, you will need to split the string at the position of the hyphen and lpad for both parties.

  Ah, now I see that you do not always have a suffix. Just so add an artificially.

  As the length, you must choose a value greater or equal to the maximum length of the string or their parts RESP.

  order by lpad (decode (instr (column1,'-'), 0, column1 |)) ((' - 0', column1), 10, '0')

  or

  Select Column1 from)

  Select

  Column1

  , max (length (decode (instr (column1,'-'), 0, column1 |))) (((' - 0', column1))) on len)

  tab

  )

  order by (lpad, len, '0')

• You place your order and updates

  HI, I would ask it is possible for me to order here online and have it shipped here in the Philippines? If so, would I be able to get updates? Intend to buy the razr maxx hd in the future

  * Motorcycle shops here still does not sell the razr maxx. Thought about buying from ebay but the maxx HD came.

  Thank you. Nice day.

  
  

• you place your order of rows based on the values

  Hello
  
  I have two tables for example: emp1 emp2 and
  

   emp1 
    
  AD_NAME     VD     COURSE_NOS
  ------------------------------
  AD1           100     3
  AD2              2     2
  AD3             50     5
  
  emp 2
  
  AD_NAME     COURSE
  -------------------------
  
  AD1              C1
  AD1              C2
  AD1              C3
  AD2              C1
  AD2              C2
  AD3           C1
  AD3              C2
  AD3              C3
  AD3              C4
  AD3              C5
  
  i want to order the ad_name of emp2 based on  highest vd order of emp1 but the order should be for alternative vd
  
  like
  
  AD1       100
  AD3         50
  AD2           2
  AD1        100
  AD3          50
  AD2            2
  .
  .
  
  .
  AD3          50        

  Published by: vishnu prakash on Sep 8, 2010 04:40

  You mean, more like this...

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  with emp1 as (select 'AD1' as ad_name, 100 as vd, 3 as course_nos from dual union all
    2                select 'AD2', 2, 2 from dual union all
    3                select 'AD3', 50, 5 from dual union all
    4                select 'AD4', null, 2 from dual)
    5      ,emp2 as (select 'AD1' as ad_name, 'C1' as course from dual union all
    6                select 'AD1', 'C2' from dual union all
    7                select 'AD1', 'C3' from dual union all
    8                select 'AD2', 'C1' from dual union all
    9                select 'AD2', 'C2' from dual union all
   10                select 'AD3', 'C1' from dual union all
   11                select 'AD3', 'C2' from dual union all
   12                select 'AD3', 'C3' from dual union all
   13                select 'AD3', 'C4' from dual union all
   14                select 'AD3', 'C5' from dual union all
   15                select 'AD4', 'C1' from dual union all
   16                select 'AD4', 'C2' from dual)
   17  --
   18  -- END OF TEST DATA
   19  --
   20  select ad_name, vd, course_nos, course
   21  from (
   22        select emp1.ad_name, vd, course_nos, course
   23              ,row_number() over (partition by emp1.ad_name order by decode(vd,null,1,0), course) as crn
   24        from emp1 join emp2 on (emp1.ad_name = emp2.ad_name)
   25       )
   26* order by decode(vd,null,1,0), crn, vd desc nulls last
  SQL> /
  
  AD_         VD COURSE_NOS CO
  --- ---------- ---------- --
  AD1        100          3 C1
  AD3         50          5 C1
  AD2          2          2 C1
  AD1        100          3 C2
  AD3         50          5 C2
  AD2          2          2 C2
  AD1        100          3 C3
  AD3         50          5 C3
  AD3         50          5 C4
  AD3         50          5 C5
  AD4                     2 C1
  AD4                     2 C2
  
  12 rows selected.
  
  SQL>
  

  ?

• You place your order by number.

  Hello
  I have a report that I would like to order by order of calendar. By that, I mean I already know the order in which I'm supposed to get these results. This is what the data would look like.
  

  Student Category      Total Students     Total Fee Amount
  =========================================================
  61                              9999       999,999,999.00
  64                              9999       999,999,999.00
  6A                              9999       999,999,999.00
  65                              9999       999,999,999.00
  66                              9999       999,999,999.00
  67                              9999       999,999,999.00
  68                              9999       999,999,999.00
  68A                             9999       999,999,999.00
  69                              9999       999,999,999.00
  60                              9999       999,999,999.00
  48                              9999       999,999,999.00

  As you can see that if I stopped my request based on the category student, then 48 would come up to high and 6 would come after 69 so spoil the order. My question is:
  
  Is there a simple solution or this would require the construction of a PL/SQL table? Don't want to spend too much time, if it's really not as simple as that.
  
  For any help or suggestion is welcome.
  
  Thank you!

  Try something like this:

  order by decode(student_category
                 ,'61',1
                 ,'64',2
                 ,......
                 ,'48',11
                 ,0
                 )
  

• You place your order on the Apple Site

  I ordered a 7 IPhone September 21, as it was very
  hard to get one at the store here in Rome, Italy
  at that time. Today, 7 October, I see that the IPhone is available to any
  store, but I have still not received my... and shipping follow-up shows that
  the phone is always located in Amsterdam, Holland. This means that it will be
  probably need another 7 days to be delivered to me! Now, I want to only disclose my
  concern that I think that what makes an online prescription should be advantaged
  otherwise it's not really a reason to buy
  an article on the Web Site!

  And this is the last time I'll do so!

  Thank you!

  Greetings from Rome

  !

  Don't know what your question on the iTunes Store, but you already know that you talk only to other users on these forums and that Apple are not here - if you want to contact Apple using the 'contact us' link at the bottom right of each page here.

• you place your order in xquery-distinct values

  I was surprised to see the return of the following different results, is this a bug in the XML Query rewrite, or is the order of not only guaranteed the distinct values?

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production

  With partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options

  SQL > SELECT XMLQUERY)

  2 ' (string code points

  3 distinct-values ((99,98,97)))'

  4 ELECTION CONTENT) result

  5 FROM dual;

  RESULT

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  ABC

  SQL > SELECT / * + NO_XML_QUERY_REWRITE * /.

  () 2 XMLQUERY

  3 ' (string code points

  distinct-values ((99,98,97))) 4'

  5 ELECTION CONTENT) result

  6 FROM dual;

  RESULT

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  CBA

  SQL >

  Hello

  The specs say the order is "dependent application": fn: distinct values

  Summary so is (I guess), strict language point of view, should not rest on any apparent order in the resulting sequence.

  The results collected by the two queries probably be different for the same reason: different implementation.

  First one with XQuery Rewrite active is solved using the SQL operators and functions, something along these lines:

  SELECT 'CODEPOINT2STR_FUNC' ('SEQUENCE')

  DE)

  SELECT 'AGGREGATE_FUNC' (VALUE (T) SEPARATE) "SEQUENCES".

  TABLE ("SEQUENCE_FUNC"(99, 98, 97)) T

  ) ;

  While the second is evaluated by the XVM and apparently maintains the original order.

• You place your order with the text and integers

  One of the fields I need displayed is called ProductValue. According to the distributors of the product, the ProductValue can be an integer or text. I want the resulting table in order by value if it can be converted in its entirety, or alphabetically if he is unable. Currently I
  
  Select *.
  table t1
  where table1. Product = 'box '.
  Order by cast (table1. ProductValue as int)
  
  This query works fine, but when I change "box" for "paint."
  It causes an error "invalid number."
  
  with no brake the table looks like
  
  Product | ProductValue
  -----------------------
  box | 11111
  box | 22222
  Paint | Blue
  Paint | Red
  Paint | Green
  
  The question is how can I order it by value if ProductValue can be converted to integer, or alphabetically if he is unable.
  
  Published by: user10785638 on January 12, 2009 11:31

  Thanks for pointing it out, Centinul.

  Perhaps something like that for 10g and later, should do--

  test@ORA10G>
  test@ORA10G> @ver1
  
  BANNER
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Prod
  
  1 row selected.
  
  test@ORA10G>
  test@ORA10G>
  test@ORA10G> --
  test@ORA10G> with t as (
    2    select 'box' product, '000001111100000' productvalue from dual union all
    3    select 'box', '22222'   from dual union all
    4    select 'box', '11111'   from dual union all
    5    select 'paint', 'blue'  from dual union all
    6    select 'paint', 'red'   from dual union all
    7    select 'paint', 'green' from dual)
    8  --
    9  select product,
   10         productvalue
   11    from t
   12  order by to_number(regexp_replace(productvalue,'\D')),
   13           regexp_replace(productvalue,'\d');
  
  PRODUCT PRODUCTVALUE
  ------- ---------------
  box     11111
  box     22222
  box     000001111100000
  paint   blue
  paint   green
  paint   red
  
  6 rows selected.
  
  test@ORA10G>
  test@ORA10G>
  

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