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• I want to know the difference between columns days and day 1

  Hi all

  I used this query:

  SELECT to_char (return_date_time, ' DD/month/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') Test,

  DECODE ('I', 'I', DECODE (1, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, SYSDATE + 1)) days.

  DECODE ('I', 'I', SYSDATE + 1) day 1

  OF fm_curr_locn

  WHERE patient_id = 'DU00002765. '

  output:

  Test	Days	Day 1
  October 26, 2013 00:00:00	26 OCTOBER 13	26/10/2013-15:06:59

  I want to know the difference between days and day column 1 column and why the days column did not show both

  Please someone help...

  Concerning

  Nassik M

  In which client tool (such as SQL * Plus, TOAD, SQL Developer, etc...) you run the query?

  Could you please run the query in SQL * more and show us the exact result?

  In some Client Tools, you have the privilege to set the DATE format, but should not be different level columnar.

  I was wondering, how NLS_DATE format parameter can show different formats for different columns?

• Hi I am new to Oracle forms and reports I want to know the differences between the Enter query mode and Normal mode?

  Hi I am new to Oracle forms and reports I want to know the differences between the Enter query mode and Normal mode?

  Welcome to Oracle Forms!  Out of curiosity, what do you mean by 'new '?  You are a student or new to an organization that uses Oracle Forms?  Or just play with Oracle Forms to learn something new?

  Let me start by saying that many of your questions designtime can answer by searching in the help of the constructor of the form library.  It's accessible, like most of the other products in the Builder menu > help.

  Regarding your question, ENTER QUERY mode, as the term implies, is when it is in a State where it is accept input for the execution of a query.  When in this mode, there are various restrictions.  Yet once, it will find more details in the Builder Help.  In this case, search help for these two subjects, "SYSTEM." MODE'and "built-ins comments that are not allowed in the input query Mode".  There are many other pages that contain information about the ENTER_QUERY method, but these two should help you get started.

  Normal mode, as its name implies, is when it is in a State of 'normal '.  Basically to do nothing in particular, but also not in ENTER QUERY mode.  In this State, you can move the shape, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, documents, etc..

  You will find additional information, as well as a lot of documentation on the product page of forms of OTN:

  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/forms

• I want to know the differences between the conditions of subscription and use of Photoshop for photographers of the usual subscription?

  Nice day! I want to know the differences between the conditions of subscription and use of Photoshop for photographers of the usual subscription? And if I can buy then and for how Adobe Illustrator? What will be the beta of the Adobe XD for Windows? Thank you!

  If you ask what is the difference between photographic subscription and the subscription of stand-alone application, then the answer is both are essentially the same except for two ways. The photographic edition comes with Adobe Lightroom and 2 GB of cloud storage. The stand-alone Photoshop version comes on its own, but with 20 GB of cloud storage and is two times more expensive. If the 18 GB of cloud storage is an additional value, I would say probably no - put the money that you save on an external hard drive in place. The photographic edition was initially a temporary special offer caused a suggestion from one of the co-creators of Photoshop, but turned out to be very popular with fans, private and business and so we have a permanent plan to subscribe to Photoshop. There is no plan equivalent to Illustrator and who is available at a single price. With the subscription model, you can cancel at any time, but the contract is 1 year, if you cancel at the beginning there is a penalty clause which will ask you to pay extra this tax applies only if you pay your monthly subscription every year.

  You don't say where in the world you are, but the link below shows the available plans. There is a drop down box that allows the conversion in different currencies.

  Pricing plans and creative Cloud membership | Adobe Creative Cloud

  Hope that helps.

  Terri

• What is the difference between SyncToy and LiveMesh, Windows 7

  Can someone clarify the difference between SyncToy and LiveMesh? Thank you.

  * original title - synchronize files and Folders.*

  Hello

  Sync Toy: Sync Toy is a free Power Toy designed by Microsoft that provides an easy to use graphical user interface that can automate synchronizing files and folders

  Windows Live Mesh (formerly Live Meshand Windows Live Sync and Windows Live FolderShare) is a free to use online file synchronization application by Microsoft that is designed to allow files and folders between two computers or more to be in harmony with each other on Windows (Vista and later) and Mac OS X (v. Leopard 10.5 and later) computers or on the Web via Windows Live SkyDrive. Windows Live Mesh also provides desktop access remotely via internet

• Would like to know the difference between a < removed > activated Windows and a real

  I have a neighbour.

  He had a not activated copy of windows. He putted up some stuff on the net as and downloaded a software.

  He told me to activate windows within seconds.

  Boom! in a few seconds and displays as Windows is activated.

  On the other hand, I have an OEM version of windows that is authentic dishes.

  I couldn't spot any difference between mine and his copy of windows. However, it has activated it illegally and I have a legal copy.

  Could someone clarify please, would be very grateful.

  The difference is that you have a legally activated Windows version and the neighbor does not work. The version of neighbours of Windows can work as well as your version legally activated, but it still falls into the category of piracy.

  Don

• I am interested in knowing the difference between professionals and home in windows

  I plan so that it starts a new business that requires about ten to twenty computers. So I'm going to buy assembled computers where the price is an important factor. Can I buy an original copy of windows 7 Professional and use all my computers?  If not, please suggest me something else

  Each computer requires its own license, you will need to purchase a license Windows 7 Professional for each computer.

  You can buy an edition cheaper if cost is a factor.

  Windows 7 Home Premium/Home Basic does not include the following features available in Professional:

  • Domain join - so that you can join a Windows Server
  • Network backup
  • Group Policy Editor
  • Support for Windows XP Mode (compatibility)
  • Support for up to 192 GB of RAM

  Because Windows 7 is in limited stock because Microsoft ended sales in October 2013, this created demand due to its rarity. This means the retail boxed copies request a bonus, while the OEM System Builder copies remain affordable.

  You can find software OEM System Builder of dozens of online merchants. The current price for OEM Windows 7 Professional Newegg, for example, is $ 140. When I checked a few minutes ago, Amazon offered packages OEM Windows 7 Professional from several vendors at prices ranging from $ 101 to $ 150. When I checked earlier, a package specifically designed for reconditioned PCs cost only $ 50 for a 64-bit copy.

  There is no technical limitation to prevent you from using OEM software on your computer, although this software only works for a clean install, not an upgrade. In the past, Microsoft has been remarkably inconsistent in his advice to clients on the question of whether this practice is allowed. (See "is allowed to use Windows OEM on your own PC? Don't ask Microsoft. »)

  I personally recommend going to 10 Windows.

• What is the difference between procedure and function?

  Hello
  I want to know the difference between procedure and function.
  Also, I want to know the types (if any) of procedures and functions.
  
  Concerning

  A function requires a return value.

  A procedure, while allowing the option PARAMETERS, mandates without return.

• What is the difference between Count (*) and Count (1)?

  Hello

  can you please what is the difference between Count (*) and Count (1)?

  I saw that Count (*), Count (1), Count (2)... etc return values from a table. Is there an exact difference between them?

  Have you read the forum space FAQ? I'm sure that you don't have because it is answered there.

  It is also answered via Google.

  The short answer is: there is no difference, unless you use count (1), count (2), etc. instead of count (*) it makes you look like an amateur.

• What is the difference between LEAD and LAG?

  Hi all
  Please let me know the difference between LEAD and LAG even if both are functions. Analytics, where we can use specific to improve performance.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  concerning
  PRAMOD

  Pramod salvation,

  pramod62917 wrote:
  Please let me know the difference between LEAD and LAG

  The main difference is in which way is 'research ':
  -Lead will "transfer" in respect of the order by clause
  -Lag goes "back" with regard to the order by clause

  See this example (Basic):

  Scott@my11g SQL>ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  with t as (
    2  select 'TeamX' team, 1 player_id, 'PlayerA' name from dual
    3  union all select 'TeamX' team, 2 player_id, 'PlayerB' name from dual
    4  union all select 'TeamX' team, 3 player_id, 'PlayerC' name from dual
    5  union all select 'TeamX' team, 4 player_id, 'PlayerD' name from dual
    6  union all select 'TeamZ' team, 1 player_id, 'PlayerJ' name from dual
    7  union all select 'TeamZ' team, 2 player_id, 'PlayerK' name from dual
    8  union all select 'TeamZ' team, 3 player_id, 'PlayerL' name from dual
    9  -- end of sample data --
   10  )
   11  select
   12  team
   13  ,player_id current_play_id
   14  ,name current_name
   15  ,lead(name) over (partition by team order by player_id) next_name
   16  ,lag(name) over (partition by team order by player_id) prev_name
   17* from t
  Scott@my11g SQL>/
  
  TEAM  CURRENT_PLAY_ID CURRENT NEXT_NA PREV_NA
  ----- --------------- ------- ------- -------
  TeamX               1 PlayerA PlayerB
  TeamX               2 PlayerB PlayerC PlayerA
  TeamX               3 PlayerC PlayerD PlayerB
  TeamX               4 PlayerD         PlayerC
  TeamZ               1 PlayerJ PlayerK
  TeamZ               2 PlayerK PlayerL PlayerJ
  TeamZ               3 PlayerL         PlayerK
  
  7 rows selected.
  

  On the first line + (team = TeamX, current_play_id = 1) +, the next_name once PlayerA regarding the order given by +(order by player_id) + team +(partition by team) + playerB. For this line it is not prev_name like no player as an inferior player_id wihtin this team.
  On the 3rd line +(team=TeamX, current_play=3) +, the once next_name PlayerC in regards to the order given by the team PlayerD, the previous is PlayerB.

• What is the difference between Fdisk and Chkdsk programs?

  Hello:

  I don't think I have a common question of OS knowledge and I worked a lot with both, however for years so I forgot everything I used to know.  I was talking to someone Executibles MS-DOS command line and this person I know told me in email and I did not at the moment, but he said the following:

  "Fdisk and chkdsk are pretty much the same.

  Being an old Microsoft OS Engineer I knew it was wrong, however I've been retired since almost 20 years and I have not worked with either for a while.  I looked in the KB for articles explaining the difference between fdisk and chkdsk or define at least the two against each other, but there is no specific article I could find.  I remember the days when the scariest user had a problem, but they ran all third party software on their computer and have installed BETA version software etc so I'm sure you know the drill and this type of person.

  The person who said this about fdisk and chkdsk is one of those people.  It is a really nice guy, but a nightmare to Microsoft when you talk to a convenience store to the BONE for assistance.  Is there someone out there who could you, please, help me and summarize an irrefutable definition or description indicating the differences between fdisk and chkdisk?  I don't remember the basic functions both I widely used both, but too many years have passed and I don't want to sound like a fool trying to write about the differences.

  I'd appreciate any help I want to educate my friend and the intention is to not make this person feel like a stupid either.

  Thank you, and I expect your response.

  Eric

  The two are completely different, one is a format utility the other is a utility disk check

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/255867/en-us

  Fdisk was used in earlier versions of victory

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows/Fdisk-FAQ#1TC=Windows-7

• What is the difference between EPMA and Essbase Studio

  If the two are not used to design applications?
  
  And a really need Essbase Studio?

  What is the difference between EPMA and Essbase Studio

  ^ ^ ^ It's a little confusing, isn't? As far as I understand the role of EPMA, it is a way to share dimensions and common data between several products Oracle EMP including Planning, Essbase and HFM. In fact, I don't know if other products live in EPMA. What is EPMA not have is a great way to supply or manipulate the dimension and fact tables (or files). Oh, there are tables of the interface, but you will write the code/use the utility of dimension EPMA to load dimensions. I must say that I never tried to load through EPMA data so that someone else will have to pronounce on it. Once the dimensions are built, you can deploy Essbase (and other products) of common and specific to the database dimensions.

  Studio is the tool you will use to go against a data warehouse, or something terribly close a data warehouse to build Essbase databases. Just for Essbase - HFM, planning, etc. are not the targets of the Studio release.

  What gets confusion / intriguing, is that when EPMA deploy Essbase apps, it uses Studio under the covers to do. So the interesting implementations where people use Studio (which is much more flexible than EPMA because it is a development tool as opposed to a dimension/data management application) to read the tables, EPMA interface (and as far as I know, the EPMA base tables) and create Essbase applications like that.

  If you think that there is overlap, I agree with you, but you can see that they are not the same.

  And a really need Essbase Studio?

  ^ ^ ^ Do not use Studio to build Essbase databases. You can go hog wild in EAS with loading SQL rules if you want, even if at some point it will be probably easier and simpler to build in the Studio. Although the Studio has been mentioned as the replacement of EAS for awhile, I suspect the effort required to build a database in Studio will keep around for quite a while EAS or Studio Lite will be out. There is a lot to say (sometimes) for the incredible flexibility EAS/Essbase-Studio requires a more methodical approach and EPMA has a very formal set of standards and methods.

  Phew, I'm sorry, I wrote a book on this subject and I bet you get a lot of differences of opinion on that.

  If you are interested in the Studio, you could do well to take a copy of 'Look smarter than you are with Oracle Essbase Studio 11' of Glenn Schwartzberg. I don't get a penny from the sale while I was among the writers of copy (Hey, I got a mention in the acknowledgements). It's a good book and an excellent introduction to the tool.

  Kind regards

  Cameron Lackpour

• What is the difference between extensions and Plugins and Add-ons?

  I'm sorry if here is not the right place for this post.

  What is the difference between extensions and Plugins and Add-ons? Apparantely, they differ in some sense or aspect, but I do not know how. Please, if it is not too complicated, explain in detail and simple language. Thanks in advance to 1 million.

  Kind regards
  Danesh

  Hi Danesh,

  You should take a look at this article for an explanation. Plugins and extensions are essentially types of Add-ons as well as of the characters and themes.

  Hope this helps!

• What is the difference between Firefox and Namoroka 64-bit? I have a 64-bit computer. Which should I use?

  What is the difference between Firefox and Namoroka 64-bit?
  I have a 64-bit computer. Which should I use?

  The officially supported only is Firefox - which is your best choice, unless you want to test the new features...

  http://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/new/

• What is the difference between AXIEM and EMSIght? What are the benefits of AXIEM by EMSight if any?

  I wonder what are the differences between AXIEM and EMSight. Are associated with application? One is better than the other? Please explain.

  AWR estimated AXIEM most powerful plan EM Simulator around.   AXIEM is at the center of continuous research and improvement, while EMSight is only worked on if revealed serious flaws.  Here is a summary of the differences:

  Mesh

  • EMSight must mesh the nearest grid drivers using rectangles.  This causes the mesh to have more elements mesh when there are small and large geometries.  The grid should be small enough to capture the small geometry but then causes large geometries to mesh more.   In addition, angled or curved structures causes inefficiencies mesh.
  
  
  • AXIEM STS forms, rather than a grid.  In addition, the mesh can be rectangle or triangle.   This allows a much more efficient mesh.   AXIEM generally have a much more efficient
  
  
  • AXIEM contains the ability to process forms to clean geometries that cause inefficiencies of the mesh.  EMSight does not have this feature.
  
  
  • AXIEM can forms thick metal mesh, EMSight can not, and user must make approximations when thick metal will change coupling (loss is recorded properly with the thickness of the metal)

  Ports

  • The ports are for the most part similar, but parasites due on AXIEM ports are less.  In addition, the AXIEM has a side wall, thus the effects of not move of the terms of reference of the edge of the line are a lot less AXIEM in.
  
  
  • Ports can be added to most any place in geometry with AXIEM.  For EMSight, the ports are usually only added outside the geometry and have limitations to the aircraft on either side of the reference speaker.

  Problem solvers

  • EMSight does not have a low frequency Solver.  Stop low-frequency and then extrapolate to DC.  This usually works well, but you must take into account if the extrapolation is accurate.  AXIEM presents both a low and high frequency Solver so will do better in a low frequencies generally much better in DC.
  
  
  • Solver of EMSight scales O (n) ^ 2 for memory and O (n) ^ 3 for the moment.   It has a special algorithm to break the question of memory, but the question of time is the killer.  AXIEM has a direct Solver which scales in the same way and an iterative Solver which will scale O (nlogn).   In other words, AXIEM can solve a lot of bigger problems than EMSight.
  
  
  • Several AXIEM processes are multithreaded as EMSight.

  Speaker

  • EMSight is inside a perfect driver side wall.   This works well if you the circuit is in the same cavity.  If not, you must know the rules of them on to the forms of space of the flanks and how that much to extend the port could reference planes.   AXIEM is not here.   AXIEM does not currently have to simulate a perfect driver side wall.

  I don't know that I missed a few aspects of the tools.   From the point of view of the AWR that AXIEM is the tool of choice, except in a few cases have been EMSight may be required.