Accidentally I enlarge a window. Best way to return to its original size?

Sometimes I accidentally enlarge a window. What is the best way to return to its original sign?

Usually there is a place in the window where three colors of dots are, and the Green dot can make the screen larger and then the same one can make it smaller again.
Not sure if this helps...
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I have many-to-many relationship between Employee and Project; so,
a Employee can have many Projects, and a Project can be owned by many Employees.
I have three tables in the database:
Employee(id int, name varchar(32)),
Project(id int, name varchar(32)), and
Employee_Project(employee_id int, project_id int), which is the join-table between Employee and Project.
Now, I want to find out for each employee, how many projects does the employee has.
The sql query that achieves what I want would look like this:
select e.id, count(*) as numProjects
from employee e, employee_project ep
where e.id = ep.employee_id
group by e.id
Just for information, currently I am using a named ReadAllQuery and I write my own sql in
the Workbench rather than using the ExpressionBuilder.
Now, my two questions are :
1. Since there is a "group by e.id" on the query, only e.id can appear in the select clause.
This prevent me from returning the full Employee pojo using ReadAllQuery.
I can change the query to a nested query like this
select e.eid, e.name, emp.cnt as numProjects
from employee e,
(select e_inner.id, count(*) as cnt
from employee e_inner, employee_project ep_inner
where e_inner.id = ep_inner.employee_id
group by e_inner.id) emp
where e.id = emp.id
but, I don't like the complication of having extra join because of the nested query. Is there a
better way of doing something like this?
2. The second question is what is the best way of returning the count(*) or the numProjects.
What I did right now is that I have a ReadAllQuery that returns a List<Employee>; then for
each returned Employee pojo, I call a method getNumProjects() to get the count(*) information.
I had an extra column "numProjects" in the Employee table and in the Employee descriptor, and
I set this attribute to be "ReadOnly" on the Workbench; (the value for this dummy "numProjects"
column in the database is always 0). So far this works ok. However, since the numProjects is
transient, I need to set the query to refreshIdentityMapResult() or otherwise the Employee object
in the cache could contain stale numProjects information. What I worry is that refreshIdentityMapResult()
will cause the query to always hit the database and beat the purpose of having a cache. Also, if
there are multiple concurrent queries to the database, I worry that there will be a race condition
of updating this transient "numProjects" attribute. What are the better way of returning this kind
of transient information such as count(*)? Can I have the query to return something like a tuple
containing the Employee pojo and an int for the count(*), rather than just a Employee pojo with the
transient int inside the pojo? Please advise.
I greatly appreciate any help.
Thanks,
Frans

No I don't want to modify the set of attributes after TopLink returns it to me. But I don't
quite understand why this matters?
I understand that I can use ReportQuery to return all the Employee's attributes plus the int count(*)
and then I can iterate through the list of ReportQueryResult to construct the Employee pojo myself.
I was hesitant of doing this because I think there will be a performance cost of not being able to
use lazy fetching. For example, in the case of large result sets and the client only needs a few of them,
if we use the above aproach, we need to iterate through all of them and wastefully create all the Employee
pojos. On the other hand, if we let Toplink directly return a list of Employee pojo, then we can tell
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package jni;
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import java.nio.ByteOrder;
* @author Ian Schneider
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#include "jni_Struct.h"
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int x;
double y;
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Hi all,
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Thanks.
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First create your pl/sql table type
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Then a table:-
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Some insert into the table so we've got test data...
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insert into v_stats_daily values('08-OCT-2003',40,50,60);
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Then create your function:-
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(pStatDate Date) RETURN pmc_tab IS
MyArray pmc_tab;
vstat1 NUMBER;
vstat2 NUMBER;
vstat3 NUMBER;
BEGIN
MyArray := pmc_tab();
select sum(Field1), sum(field2),sum(field3)
into vstat1, vstat2,vstat3
from v_stats_daily
where Start_date = pStatDate;
MyArray.extend;
MyArray(1) := vstat1;
MyArray.extend;
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MyArray(3) := vstat3;
RETURN MyArray;
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In SQL*Plus:-
SQL>set serverout on
Then a lump of PL/SQL to run your function:-
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i NUMBER;
numOut NUMBER;
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--if numOut is null then
dbms_output.put_line('Value: '||to_char(numOut));
--end if;
END LOOP;
END;
Your output will look like:-
Table count: 3
Value: 120
Value: 150
Value: 180
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da`,
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Regards
KC

KC,
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In Javascript or PHP you can have a function that could return, for example, a string in case of success and false in case of failure.
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~~Bonnie DeWitt [C# MVP]
That's something very very important to keep in mind. Can save you from a lot of headaches!
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Display Server Name on the title of the WINDOW : Best Way to Implement

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We have one admin server and 3 managed servers.
3 managed servers are in different machines(sprd01,sprd02,sprd03).
we have a big ip configured against these managed servers. we expose only the big ip to the end user.
Based on load, the admin server will route the request to any one of the managed servers.
Reason for displaying the server name on window
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log (app.log - logger file - log4j ) will go to sprd01,sprd02,sprd03.
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*2. as per your answer, are you asking me to get the host name from httpheader. request.getRemoteHost()?*
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Tomorrow if i dont want to display the machine name in the window,
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tempTable(tempTable.count).MACHINES_REF := datensatz2.MACHINES_REF;
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I declared the Record in the Head section of the same package.
type SIGFACTTYPE is record(
AUTOID SIGFACTS.AUTOID%type, Var_Ref SIGFACTS.Var_ref%type, DT SIGFACTS.DT%type
, machines_ref SIGFACTS.machines_ref%type, variablesid SIGFACTS.variablesid%type
, oldvalue SIGFACTS.oldvalue%type,
newvalue SIGFACTS.newvalue%type, products_ref SIGFACTS.products_ref%type
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I'm presently writing on a procedure which should return a kind of datastructure which contains some rows of a table (SIGFacts) which are selected in dependence of
a result set in a cursor.
I would like to return this result set in a manner which enables external programs to
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What I tried in the procedure below is to create a record and make it accessible from external programs outside Oracle (see below).
But I'm not sure whether this is a suitable method.
I'm wondering about several questions :
Is it suitable to give back a record or should I always give back a Cursor ?
If I should give back a cursor, how could I fetch all the data within the record into a cursor ?
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How can I use the record from a external program ?
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cursor cursor0 (SwitchID Integer) is
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cursor cursor1 (StartTime timestamp, VarRef Integer) RETURN SigFacts%ROWTYPE is
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tempRecord SIGFACTTYPE;
tempTable SIGFACTTABLE;
BEGIN
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tempTable(tempTable.count).MACHINES_REF := datensatz2.MACHINES_REF;
tempTable(tempTable.count).VARIABLESID := datensatz2.VARIABLESID;
tempTable(tempTable.count).OLDVALUE := datensatz2.OLDVALUE;
tempTable(tempTable.count).NEWVALUE := datensatz2.NEWVALUE;
tempTable(tempTable.count).PRODUCTS_REF := datensatz2.PRODUCTS_REF;
tempTable(tempTable.count).USERS_REF := datensatz2.USERS_REF;
tempTable(tempTable.count).LINE_ID := datensatz2.LINE_ID;
end loop;
end loop;
--return tempTable
END PROCFINDINITIALSWITCHSTATE;
I declared the Record in the Head section of the same package.
type SIGFACTTYPE is record(
AUTOID SIGFACTS.AUTOID%type, Var_Ref SIGFACTS.Var_ref%type, DT SIGFACTS.DT%type
, machines_ref SIGFACTS.machines_ref%type, variablesid SIGFACTS.variablesid%type
, oldvalue SIGFACTS.oldvalue%type,
newvalue SIGFACTS.newvalue%type, products_ref SIGFACTS.products_ref%type
, users_ref SIGFACTS.users_ref%type, line_id SIGFACTS.line_id%type
type SIGFACTTABLE is table of SIGFACTTYPE;

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