9i complete reference

Hi,
There are so many documentations on Oracle websites. Which one is a complete reference? I need learning backup (such as RMAN commands) now.
Thank you.

There are so many documentations on Oracle websitesHmm, you're the first from which I hear that... Did you say about official Oracle doc website ?
I work with http://docs.oracle.com and I find all I want, no more, no less.
Nicolas.

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Object casting: confusion in ABAP Objects: Complete Reference book

Hi,
During Object Assignments using casting, is a Type Test carried out during the syntax check or at runtime?
A.5.2.2 (page 1008) of 'ABAP Objects: The Complete Reference' says about Widening Cast: "...you must check at runtime...". However on the next page under A.5.3.2 it says of Widening Cast in Data References: "The syntax check precludes...".
A.5.4 (page 1010) concerns Assignments between Object Reference Variables, but makes no mention of whether checks are carried out by a syntax check or at runtime.
Also nowhere does it mention when Type Tests for Narrow casting takes place. Can anyone clear my confusion please? Unfortunatly I don't know enough about this stuff to test by writing some code.
Thanks.

William,
Your questions can be answered by the following rule for object references, which I found in the book "ABAP Objects" by Horst Keller and Sascha Krüger:
"... that the static type of the target variable must be equal to or more general than the dynamic type of the source variable."
Here "static type" means the type with which an object reference variable is declared. "Dynamic type" is the type that the object reference variable has at runtime. The dynamic type of an object reference is always more special than its static type, otherwise a runtime error occurs.
With this rule all your questions can be answered:
1. The Narrowing Cast is always checked during the syntax check. Example:
DATA o_ref1 TYPE REF TO object.
DATA o_ref2 TYPE REF TO class_1.
o_ref1 = o_ref2.
Here the reference o_ref2 has a dynamic type "class_1" or a subclass of it, which is narrower than its static type "class_1", which is narrower than the static type "object" of the reference o_ref1. Therefore, the syntax check says that the assignment is OK.
2. The Widening Cast is always checked at runtime and requires an assignment using the operator ?=. If you use the operator = in the assignment, a syntax error occurs. Therefore the following example produces a syntax error (try it yourself):
DATA o_ref1 TYPE REF TO object.
DATA o_ref2 TYPE REF TO class_1.
o_ref2 = o_ref1.
The correction for this syntax error is:
DATA o_ref1 TYPE REF TO object.
DATA o_ref2 TYPE REF TO class_1.
o_ref2 ?= o_ref1.
Now the syntax check is satified, and the correctness of the widening cast is checked at runtime.
Kind regards,
Michael Kraemer
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Oracle 9i Complete Reference SQL file need

Hi,
I am learning Oracle myself from the book Oracle 9i The Complete Reference by the author kevin Loney,George Koch.
In this book, they are explaining the query like WEATHER ,LOCATION ,COMFORT and more tables.
I want this SQL query to insert these sql in my oracle database,then only easy to learn .
If you have a SQL query ,Please send the sql .

In this book, they are explaining the query like WEATHER ,LOCATION ,COMFORTThey don't look like queries to me.
this SQL query to insert these sql in my oracle databaseWhat was that? No query can insert records into a table. Only an INSERT statement can do or a CTAS does that.
Regarding those tables and the data in that, you need to ask the publisher. Or that book should have the soft/hard copy of the create table and insert statements in that.
Cheers
Sarma.

Which complete reference version should I buy

Hi All,
I am new to java and I am an oracle developer.
I want to know which version of Java Complete reference should I buy.
Appreciate your reference.
Thanks,
MK.

Maddy wrote:
Hi All,
I am new to java and I am an oracle developer.
I want to know which version of Java Complete reference should I buy.
Appreciate your reference.
Thanks,
MK.None. You don't need a reference manual yet; you need a book that actually teaches you something. So explain why you are learning Java at this point in your career and perhaps a more fitting book can be recommended to you.

Where i can download ORACLE 10g complete Reference

Dear ALL,
Where i can free download ORA-10g Complete Reference .
Thanks in advance
Edited by: [email protected] on Feb 20, 2009 2:16 AM

Dear ALL
All Oracle documentation and Oracle-originated publically available references, white papers, tutorials, demos, samples and software are available from the same place - http://otn.oracle.com Therefore it is considered reasonable to start at the Oracle technical information portal (OTN) for any and all Oracle technical information. Specifically for documentation, one may shortcut through the portal by going to http://docs.oracle.com and http://tahiti.com
You may also want to check http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Where+i+can+download+ORACLE+10g+complete+Reference+

Oracle complete reference: can i begin with it?

hello everyone!
i am a beginner in oracle with some experience in mysql and php.
i am thinking to begin with oracle by studying Oracle Database 10G - The Complete Reference 2004 book by oracle press.
could you tell me your opinion?
would it be better to begin with A seperate book for each oracle product (PL/SQL, SQL*PLUS, etc)?
what do you think i have to begin learning? i plan to use PHP in future as a programming language with oracle.
Thanks
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I haven't read this particular book, but Oracle Press books in general are pretty reasonable, so it's probably not a bad place to start.
Personally, though, I'd start with the freely available documentation on http://tahiti.oracle.com and the tutorials and example on OTN. If you like to curl up with a good book, I'd recommend Tom Kyte's Expert Oracle One on One and Expert Oracle Database Architecture.
Justin

From where i can download complete Reference about oracle interMedia

can any one tell me from where i can download complete reference about Oracle
InterMedia i want to work on DocumentManagement in Oracle
Thanx

It is part of the Oracle Database documentation set.
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/database10gr2.html

What is Oracle, Where I can Find Complete Reference About It,

CAN ANY ONE HELP TO FIND COMPLETE REFERENCE ABOUT ORACLE I AM NEW ABOUT THIS, I WANT TO KNOW, CAN I SAVE SCANNED DOCUMENTS USING ORACLE TEXT

http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/database10gr2.html
OCR the text in the scanned doc and then index it. Text has nothing to do with saving your document. Text is an information retrieval/content management technology.
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Java Complete Reference 8th or 9th Edition?

I am looking to obtain certification in Java SE 7. However, I am also aware that Java SE 8 will be released soon and I will need to take the upgrade exam for that in the future.
Knowing this, would it be wiser to purchase the Java Complete Reference 9th (Java SE 8) or 8th edition (Java SE 7)? Is it a valid assumption that I could learn both SE 7 and 8 content in the 9th edition book or would some key things for the SE 7 exam be left out?

Given the major differences in the core language, in effect changing Java into another language with the same name, you're not going to learn Java 7 from a book about 8.
If you're serious about learning both, get both books and use them side by side, each for the version of the language it's intended for.
Do keep in mind that most companies aren't going to change their toolset to include 8 for several years to come, in fact most are still using 6 and I have encountered 1.5 still last year.
1.4 seems to be going the way of the dodo.
AND that's just compiler and JRE versions being used. There are a lot of companies out there running 1.6 and 1.7 runtimes that still require all code to use 1.4 language level, allowing 1.5 language level only where needed for interacting with 3rd party libraries.
Given the massive changes in 8, that situation is going to only get worse. Many companies aren't going to allow any of the new stuff to be used at all.

Where Can I Find a Complete Reference for ASA 5505 Product IDs?

I've spent way too much time exploring the Internet looking for a definitive reference to pin down and completely explain all of the Cisco product ID mumbo jumbo . . . specifically for the ASA 5505 security device. In general I'd like to have this information for all things Cisco. It is driving me crazy not to know this information IN TOTAL. Yes, there's bits and pieces out there, but no offical guide or reference that details everything. This is what I want to see.
For example: for the ASA5505 there's . . . ASA5505-50-BUN-K9, ASA5505-SEC-BUN-K9, ASA5505-UL-BUN-K9, etc.
What is the "BUN", "K9", "SEC", etc. Not just what does it stand for (we can deduce that), but where did this come from and how can I quickly reference a new acronym which may show up in completely differnce Cisco device. Also, specifically for the ASA 5500 line, I want to see a COMPLETE list of ALL of these IDs and want a legend to reference each part. This is critical in my opinion for a project manager to make an informed decision about hardware. Cisco documentation is grossly lacking for this (or at least I'm unable to find it). The closest I've come was to discovery this whole notion of the Unique Device Identifier (UDI) which is the Cisco' product identification standard for labeling hardware products.
This is explained some here . . .
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/products_identification_standard.html
It's a good start but, it only creates more questions. Where can I find ALL the PIDs and what does each acronym stands for? What about the VIDs? . . . Where is a list of these what does each section mean?. Why in the world is there no single source where all of this is pinned down. With all of the mind-numbing Cisco documentation out there loaded with cryptic details about things many of us will never care to know . . . why not put out this much needed, practical reference of Product IDs which would have a wide appeal and could be useful to everyone from product specialist to system engineers? It would make researching Cisco solutions to new projects exponentially less painful to know very quickly exactly what we're looking at when we encounter all of this product "code."
Am I the only one who feels this way? I'm thinking not. What say you? Am I missing something?
LT

There is no such published reference guide. The closest thing would be the global price list but it's generally not distributed. (What Jouni mentioned was probably an extract of that very large document.)
Due to the broad range of products (and associated bundles and services), Cisco uses online configuration and ordering tools (Cisco Commerce Workspace or CCW) internally and with its partners. The information in it is very dynamic and can change day to day as the tens of thousands of products Cisco offers are introduced, deprecated (i.e., Approaching or at End of Sales), offered in different promotional bundles, etc.
When a Cisco salesperson or partner solution advisor talks with a customer, they take the customer's input and build equipment, software and services configuration sets supporting the proposal. CCW will validate the required items are ordered and generate a configuration set that has not only the product IDs (PIDs, generally referred to as SKUs or Stock Keeping Units in this context) but also the plain language descriptions of what each PID means.
They should be conveying that information to you (or any customer they are engaged with) to enable you to make the informed decision you mention.

Lack of language reference

Hi, I'm using Jdev and I'm new on this.
I have found some examples such as:
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My question is: where can I find the complete reference of all the functions, classes or commands that I can use to build my applications?. For example I tried to locate (getkey() ) on Jdev help but I didn't find the reference of how to use it.
I appreciate your sooner input.

We provide online help, JavaDoc, and tutorials with our BC4J framework.
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VA01: Sales order with reference to order

Hello,
I'm trying to create sales order with reference to other sales order with tcode VA01.
Original sales order has 2 items with same MATNR and MATKL
Example:
000001 MAT1 LLL
000002 MAT1 LLL
When we create a sales order with reference the system throw the following message:
Item 000001 exists already; the entry will be ignored (V1338).
Why dont the system copy the exact number of items although they are iqual?
Is there any option in configuration to control this behavior?
I thank you in advance.
Mario.

Hello Jignesh,
I've tried to perform the changes as you said, but the system trows a short dump.
PERFORM_PARAMETER_MISSING, excepction: CX_SY_DYN_CALL_PARAM_MISSING
A PERFORM was used to call the routine "BEDINGUNG_PRUEFEN_303" of the program
"SAPLV45C".
The current call contains 0 actual parameter(s),
but the routine "BEDINGUNG_PRUEFEN_303" expects 1 parameters.
I image that's because we are giving a position routine at header level.
Do you have aby other sugestion: I tried to use the same routine that i had (001) and Mark Complete Reference but i didnt worked.
I thank you in advance.
Mário.

Sales order with reference to another Sales order

Hi SAP Gurus,
Good day.
I would like to seek an advice from u regarding this scenario:
First if all, is this scenario possible-create sales order w/ reference to another sales order?
We have a scenario wherein the original sales order has a material w/ free goods. And then when we create another sales order w/ ref to that iriginal sales order, the free goods appeared twice.
Original SO:
Item. Material.    Qty. item cat
10.      123.          5.       ZOR
20.       123.         1.       ZORR
SO w/ ref to above orig SO:
Item. Material.    Qty. item cat
10.      123.          5.       ZOR
20.       123.         1.       ZORR
30.        123.         1.      TANN
Item 30 should not appear since our goal is to copy exactly what was on the original sales order.
I have checked the item cat and copy control & seems it is correct.
Please advice
Thanks,
Erza

dear friend,
your 'key' transaction is VTAA
the copy control has two parts - header and item levels - check them both
1.
find out your record (source to target) , goto Deatails and check out two checkboxes - "Copy item number" and "Complete reference" . also check out the copying requirements - look at routine number and make sure it is correct
2. at item level check out all relevant 'copying' fields
good luck

How to get first Reference from a Mail header?

One of the fields that may appear in an email message header is "References." I need to get the first item (which is a Message ID) in that field. However, when I try the following script for a message that has one or more IDs in References:
<pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; color: #222; background: #DDD; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:800px">using terms from application "Mail"
on perform mail action with messages theMessages
repeat with eachMessage in theMessages
set theFirstRef to item 1 of content of header "References" of eachMessage</pre>
I get: "Mail got an error: Can’t make item 1 of content of header \"References\" of message id 17946 of mailbox \"INBOX\" of account \"David\" into type reference."
If I omit "item 1 of", I get the complete References field. So I've tried:
<pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; color: #222; background: #DDD; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:800px"> set theRefs to content of header "References" of eachMessage
set theFirstRef to item 1 of theRefs</pre>
but that only gets me the first character (or subsequent characters if I use a value > 1), which is an open-angle. (BTW, I don't understand why breaking the action into 2 steps like this doesn't produce the same error as the first example.) I've also tried:
<pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; color: #222; background: #DDD; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:800px"> set theRefs to (content of header "References" of eachMessage)
set theFirstRef to word 2 of theRefs</pre>
This skips the first open-angle in the References field and gets me all of the string up to the first delimiter. Unfortunately, the number of delimiters that may appear in a Message ID varies, so I can't simply grab a predetermined set and concatenate them. Furthermore, that would remove the delimiters, so the resulting Message ID in theFirstRef would be incorrect.
I need a syntax that gets me everything between the first set of open- and close-angles but haven't been able to determine what that is.

Thanks to your pointer, I found "text item delimiters" discussed on pp. 39-40 of the AppleScript Language Guide. A typical References field on my system for the last message in a somewhat long thread looks like this:
<[email protected]> <[email protected]> <[email protected]> <[email protected]> <[email protected]> <[email protected]>
So the message IDs are delimited by spaces and by open- and close-angles. Thus, if I use:
<pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; color: #222; background: #DDD; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:800px"> set {savedDelims, my text item delimiters} to {my text item delimiters, " "}
repeat with eachMessage in theMessages
set theRefs to content of header "References" of eachMessage
set theFirstRef to text item 1 of theRefs</pre>
as you suggested, I get "<[email protected]>". That's close to what I want but includes the open and close angles in the returned string. If, however, I specify <pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; color: #222; background: #DDD; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:30px">"<> "</pre> as the delimiters, I get the entire field, i.e., no parsing occurs. I've tried variations and found, for example, that <pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; color: #222; background: #DDD; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:20px">"> "</pre>returns the first string without the close angle, whereas <pre style="font-family: 'Monaco', 'Courier New', Courier, monospace; overflow:auto; color: #222; background: #DDD; padding: 0.2em; font-size: 10px; width:20px">" >"</pre>(i.e., using the opposite order) returns the entire field -- don't understand why the order matters -- but haven't found the magic.
I know < and > are AppleScript operators (what's more, I've had to take special steps to show the quoted strings properly here) and am wondering whether they're a special case. I've tried using backslash, but that didn't help, either.

Block document flow update when creating a new sales document by reference

Hi,
I have set up copy rules to copy a quotation to a new quotation. However, my customer does not want the reference quotation to appear in the document flow. Could you please help me with this.
I have so far:
- Removed the value from 'Update document flow' in the item
- Put an empty value in 'Copy item number from reference' and 'Complete reference' at the header level
Could you please help me,
Thanks,

Simply,
Create sales order (va01)
Goto EDIT in menu bar then choose Propose Item or press CTRL + f11 from key board.
Then provide Sales Document with default with/without quantity or selection list.
Hope it can assist you.
Thanks & Regards
JP

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