Reg: counter over reading .

what is "CntrOverReadg" in the ik01 while creating measurement point counter.
can any tell me the usage of this. what data shd i"ve to enter in this cntrOverReadg

Its counter overflow reading. It describes the maximum possible reading that physical measurement point can measure.
For example: A car odometer can measure up to 99999 km of distance covered by it. Hence after the car odometer reaches the value of 99999 km it starts again from 0 km. However the total distance covered by the should be 99999 plus the reading after counter over flow.
Lets say you have provided the counter overflow reading e.g. 99 for any measurement point for which the current counter reading is 10. If you will create the measurement document with reading less than 10 (let say 4) then the system will consider it as counter overflow occurred and will show the total reading as 103 (i.e 99 + 4) and counter reading as 4.
Hope it helps!
Regards,
Saif Ali Momin

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What is the utilization of counter over flow reading and annual estimate in counters? Is there any report or any application where it helps us in tracking?
Regards,
VM
Edited by: V M on Jun 1, 2008 9:35 AM

hi
counter overflow reading is used wherein your counter reading overflows
for example your milometer will only show 9999 miles ,once this counter has reached overflow occurs ,i.e. the counter starts to count upwards from 0000 again
Annual estimate is used for scheduling purpose for performance based scheduling and for multiple counter plan ,
Multiple counter plan
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Performance based
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regards
thyagarajan

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I was reading one article, in which one table was created for demo. Following was the statements for there.
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NOLOGGING
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Effectively what that says is the following:
1. "COUNT(*) OVER ()" = return the number of rows in the entire result set
2. Multiply that by 5 (or 10 depending on the insert)
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This can be shown with a simple example:
SQL> edit
Wrote file sqlplus_buffer.sql
1 SELECT *
2 FROM
3 (
4     SELECT ROWNUM r,
5             (COUNT(*) OVER ()) AS ANALYTIC_COUNT,
6             5,
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         2          14795          5      73977
         3          14795          5      73978
         4          14795          5      73979
         5          14795          5      73980
         6          14795          5      73981
         7          14795          5      73982
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Marco1975 wrote:
Hi all,
i have a query wich is ran under 2 seconds when ecexuted in SQL (TOAD), I doubt that.
I think your query returns many rows. Did you see all the rows in Toad in 2 secs?
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Almost every tool including apex does the same.
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3          Assembly1       2
4          Assembly1       1
5          Assembly1       0
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main ()
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MANAGER                    1                    3                                   0
PRESIDENT                  1                    1                                   1
CLERK                         1                    4                                   0
SALESMAN                  4                    4                                   0
ANALYST                    2                    2                                   0
MANAGER                   1                    3                                   0
MANAGER                   1                    3                                   0
CLERK                        1                    4                                   0
CLERK                        2                    4                                   0
[/CODE]
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Thanks
Apologies, not sure how to write the resultset as added but appears all over the place.
Edited by: 973436 on 17-Dec-2012 04:06

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from
tbl_exam_results er, tbl_date_sheet ds
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3591 204 300 68.00 *{color:#ff6600}15 <={color}*
1830 184 250 73.60 {color:#ff6600}16{color} {color:#ff6600}the following entry{color}
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</div>
</div>
</div>
<div style="width: 889px"></div>
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Since I do not understand at all what you are trying to do, I cannot correct your query, but I can explain the results.
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2             SELECT 2 FROM dual UNION ALL
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6 SELECT om, COUNT(rownum) OVER (ORDER BY om) ps
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2             SELECT 2 FROM dual UNION ALL
3             SELECT 3 FROM dual UNION ALL
4             SELECT 4 FROM dual UNION ALL
5             SELECT 4 FROM dual UNION ALL
6             SELECT 5 FROM dual)
7 SELECT om, COUNT(rownum) OVER (ORDER BY om) ps
8 FROM t;
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SQL> WITH t AS (SELECT 1 om FROM dual UNION ALL
2             SELECT 2 FROM dual UNION ALL
3             SELECT 3 FROM dual UNION ALL
4             SELECT 4 FROM dual UNION ALL
5             SELECT 4 FROM dual UNION ALL
6             SELECT 5 FROM dual)
7 SELECT om, COUNT(rownum) OVER (ORDER BY om DESC) ps
8 FROM t;
        OM         PS
         5          1
         4          3
         4          3
         3          4
         2          5
         1          6John

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>"... this is a silk screen process with each colour applied over the other..."
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Since the unit is still new I’d call HP and have them send you a new HDD.
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