Accessing ViewStack index with actionScript

Hello,
I am trying to show the second index of my ViewStack via
ActionScript. Basically a user logs in in the first index and will
be "redirected" (for lack of a better word) to the second index of
the VewStack. Currently I am just showing a different state (I have
attached the code).
Thanks for any help

See selectedIndex (or selectedChild) properties...

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>
I thought that access path via ROWID's is the fastest way to get row
>
It is the fastest way to get the row - FROM THE TABLE.
But the ROWIDs have to be gotten from the index. That is what the INDEX RANGE SCAN is doing. It is getting the ROWIDs needed and then the TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID is getting the rows.
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I'am still confused with COST values, TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID has 200times higher cost than INDEX RANGE SCAN,
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The index entries for a range scan are in order so they are very compact. The actual rows might be all over the place.
Have you ever you a library? Not the online ones - I mean the old-fashioned kind that actually has books printed on paper?
If the librarian asks you, her helper, to go get all books whose title begins with the letter 'B' how would you do it?
You could go back to the stacks and look at every book on every shelf for books with titles' starting with 'B'. That is the same as a FULL TABLE SCAN.
Or you could go to the card catalog, pull out the drawer (or drawers) that has 'B' on the label and look at the information on the card. Part of that information is the location of the actual book: section, stack; that is similar to the ROWID.
The card catalog might get you to the right stack of books; then you have to search the stack sequentially to look for the book by name.
A ROWID will get Oracle to the right block but then it has to find the right row.
So the cost of getting ROWIDs from an index using a RANGE SCAN (where values are scanned in order) is a lot cheaper than actually getting the rows. The first two index entries needed might be right next to each other in order but the rows themselves might be far apart on the disk.

Error when creating index with parallel option on very large table

I am getting a
"7:15:52 AM ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [kxfqupp_bad_cvl], [7940], [6], [0], [], [], [], []"
error when creating an index with parallel option. Which is strange because this has not been a problem until now. We just hit 60 million rows in a 45 column table, and I wonder if we've hit a bug.
Version 10.2.0.4
O/S Linux
As a test I removed the parallel option and several of the indexes were created with no problem, but many still threw the same error... Strange. Do I need a patch update of some kind?

This is most certainly a bug.
From metalink it looks like bug 4695511 - fixed in 10.2.0.4.1

Can we associate index with foreign key?

hello
i have searched and could not find the answer to the above;
i have a foreign key constraint on the tables; i added an index on that column as well;
however when i query the all_constraints, under index_name for this foreign constraint there is nothing; only when i have PK/UK i case see indexes associated with them;
will then oracle still associate my index with the FK constrained column? or i need to excplicity associate it with the foreign key column? if so, how to do that?
thx
rgds

Hi,
UserMB wrote:
i have a foreign key constraint on the tables; i added an index on that column as well;It helps if you give a specific example, such as:
"I have a foreign key constraint, where emp.deptno references dept.deptno. (Deptno is the primary key of dept.) I created an index called emp_deptno_idx on emp.deptno as well."
however when i query the all_constraints, under index_name for this foreign constraint there is nothing; only when i have PK/UK i case see indexes associated with them;Not all indexes are associated with a constraint. In the example above, you wouldn't expect to see anything about the index emp_demptno_idx in all_constraints or in all_cons_columns.
will then oracle still associate my index with the FK constrained column? or i need to excplicity associate it with the foreign key column? if so, how to do that?In the situation above, Oracle will still use the index when the optimizer thinks it will help. You don't have to do anything else.

Problem generating index with 2th level in cs4

Windows XP sp 3 - Indesign CS4 601
When generating an index with a 1st and a 2th level, in the 2th level the entry of the 1st entry is always repeated.
E.g. the index should look as this:
text     75
     capitalized     76
     import     78
word     105
     language     108
     meaning     109
But actually the index looks as this:
text     75
     textcapitalized     76
     textimport     78
word     105
     wordlanguage     108
     wordmeaning     109
Is this a bug, or is there a solution for it?
Thanks for your help!
Luc Van de Cruys
phaedra creative communications

Oops!
Just tested the script.
I run it, and I get the script alert 'All Done' at the end.
But nothing happens.
This is what I do:
- I generate the index.
- I select the index with the text tool (select all or just put the textcursor somewhere in the index makes no difference).
- I run the script
- I get the message 'all done', but there is no difference. The problem persists.
Any other ideas?
Thanks anyway.
L.L.

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