Best Confirgutation for updates?

I'm currently on 10.4.8 with FCP 5.0.4 and QT 7.0.3. Looking to update to 10.4.11 and QT (not sure what version since I've read post that say 7.3 seems to be a problem).
Any suggestions to what level of 10.4 and QT I should go to for stable operations for FCP 5.0.4
Thanks in advance for any advice!

My suggestion is to stay exactly where you are. Do not upgrade to Leopard. It gets you nothing you need to make FCP operate better.
Stick with what you got.
Shane

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Thanks.

you would only do that if it makes your job easier. generally speaking, it would not.
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SQL 2008 R2 Best Practices for Updating Statistics for a 1.5 TB VLDB

We currently have a ~1.5 TB VLDB (SQL 2008 R2) that services both OLTP and DSS workloads pretty much on a 24x7x365 basis. For many years we have been updating statistics (full scan- 100% sample size) for this VLDB once a week on the weekend, which
is currently taking up to 30 hours to complete.
Somewhat recently we have been experiencing intermitent issues while statistics are being updated, which I doubt is just a coincidence. I'd like to understand exactly why the process of updating statistics can cause these issues (timeouts/errors). My theory
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I understand that we have the option of reducing the sample percentage/size for updating statistics, which is currently set at 100% (full scan). Reducing the sample percentage/size for updating statistics will reduce the total processing time, but
it's also my understanding that doing so will leave the optimizer with less than optimal statistics for choosing the best execution plans. This seems to be a classic case of not being able to have one’s cake and eat it too.
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I'm with you. Yikes is exactly right with regard to suspending all index optimizations for so long. I'll probably start a separate forum thread about that in the near future, but for now lets stick to the best practices for updating statistics.
I'm a little disappointed that multiple people haven't already chimed in about this and offered up some viable solutions. Like I said previously, I can't be the first person in need of such a thing. This database has 552 tables with a whole lot more statistics
objects than that associated with those tables. The metadata has to be there for determining which statistics objects can go (not utilized much if at all so delete them- also produce an actual script to delete the useless ones identified) and what
the proper sample percentage/size should be for updating the remaining, utilized statistics (again, also produce a script that can be used for executing the appropriate update statistics commands for each table based on cardinality).
The above solution would be much more ideal IMO than just issuing a single update statistics command that samples the same percentage/size for every table (e.g. 10%). That's what we're doing today at 100% (full scan).
Come on SQL Server Community. Show me some love :)
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Hello,
In an application I want to check if a row exists and if yes I want to update the row and if not I want to insert the row.
Currently I have something like this:
begin
select *
into v_ps_abcana
from ps_abcana
where typ = p_typ
and bsw_nr = p_bsw_nr
and datum = v_akt_date
for update;
exception
when no_data_found then
v_update := false;
when others then
raise e_error_return;
end;
if v_update = false
then
/* insert new row */
else
/* update locked row */
end if;
The problem is that the FOR UPDATE lock has no effect for inserts. So if another session executes this part exactly the same time then there will be two rows inserted.
What is the best way to avoid this?

for me the 1st solution is the most efficient one.
in your 2nd solution it seems to me that you're gonna create a dummy table that will serve as a traffic cop. well that possible but not the proper and clean approach for your requirement. you're absolutely complicating your life where in fact Oracle can do it all for you.
First thing that you have to consider is your database design. This should somehow corresponds to the business rule and don't just let the program to do it on that level leaving the database vulnerable to data integrity issue such as direct data access. In your particular example, there's no way you can assure that there'll be no duplicate records in the table.
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Best practices for updating agents

We're getting ready to do our first system-wide update of agents to fix a critical bug. Our summer vacation is just ending, and teachers and students will be coming back very soon and turning on our Windows 7 computers for the first time in many weeks, although they won't all be turned on the same day. When they are turned on they will be attempting to get various updates, in particular Windows updates, but also Flash Player and Adobe Reader. I need to update the agents as quickly as possible, but I'm concerned about the possibility of the agent update conflicting with another update, especially Windows updates. Isn't it possible that Windows Update could restart a computer while the agent update is happening (or the other way around), leaving the machine in an unstable or unusable state? What are the best practices for dealing with this? I considered the possibility of deploying the agent to a dynamic workstation group whose members all have a certain file or files that indicate that they have already received the latest Windows updates. However, I can't see how to create a dynamic group based on such criteria.
So far I have only updated a few devices at a time using "Deploy System Updates to Selected Devices in the Management Zone". When those updates are done I cancel that deployment because that's the only option I can find that does anything. If you can offer general advice for a better strategy of updating agents I'd appreciate that. Specifically, how would you push an agent update to several hundred computers that will be turned on sometime over the next two weeks?
Thanks very much.

Originally Posted by jcw_av
We're getting ready to do our first system-wide update of agents to fix a critical bug. Our summer vacation is just ending, and teachers and students will be coming back very soon and turning on our Windows 7 computers for the first time in many weeks, although they won't all be turned on the same day. When they are turned on they will be attempting to get various updates, in particular Windows updates, but also Flash Player and Adobe Reader. I need to update the agents as quickly as possible, but I'm concerned about the possibility of the agent update conflicting with another update, especially Windows updates. Isn't it possible that Windows Update could restart a computer while the agent update is happening (or the other way around), leaving the machine in an unstable or unusable state? What are the best practices for dealing with this? I considered the possibility of deploying the agent to a dynamic workstation group whose members all have a certain file or files that indicate that they have already received the latest Windows updates. However, I can't see how to create a dynamic group based on such criteria.
So far I have only updated a few devices at a time using "Deploy System Updates to Selected Devices in the Management Zone". When those updates are done I cancel that deployment because that's the only option I can find that does anything. If you can offer general advice for a better strategy of updating agents I'd appreciate that. Specifically, how would you push an agent update to several hundred computers that will be turned on sometime over the next two weeks?
Thanks very much.
To be honest, you have to work around your other deploys, etc. The ZCM agent isn't "aware" of other deploys going on. For example, ZPM doesn't care that you're doing Bundles at the same time (you'll get errors in the logs about the fact that only one MSI can run at a time, for example). ZPM usually recovers and picks up where it left off.
Bundles on the other hand, with System Update, are not so forgiving. Especially if you have the agents prior to 11.2.4 MU1 (cache corruption errors).
We usually:
a) Halt all software rollouts/patching as best we can
b) Our software deploys (bundles) are on event: user login Typically the system update is on Device Refresh, OR scheduled time, and are device associated.
IF possible, I'd suggest that you use WOL, system update and voila.
Or, if no WOL available, then tell your users to leave their pc turned on (doesn't have to be logged in), on X night, and setup your system updates for that night, with the auto-reboot enabled. That worked well
But otherwise the 3 components of ZCM (Bundles, ZPM, System Update) don't know/care about each other, AFAIK.
--Kevin

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with a new server and a new application targeted to that server. The installation
program has to work with any valid domain and needs to be easy for the end-user.
Using a script to extend an existing domain using the configuration wizard insilent mode seems like a real good approach. The problem is that a Server is NOT
a configuration object type available when extending an existing domain. So I
can’t add a new server to an existing domain with this approach.
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Thank You

ANT and wlconfig is a way.
config.sh has an off-line tool for updates.
whshell is an alternative to ANT.
We are working on a solution to unify all of this in Diablo.
cheers
mbg
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What I want to do is create an installation program that updates anexisting domain
with a new server and a new application targeted to that server. Theinstallation
program has to work with any valid domain and needs to be easy for theend-user.
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Using a script to extend an existing domain using the configurationwizard in
silent mode seems like a real good approach. The problem is that a Serveris NOT
a configuration object type available when extending an existing domain.So I
can't add a new server to an existing domain with this approach.
Using ANT tasks - wlconfig and wlserver would probably do the trick. The
issue
here is that the domain admin server must be running, and my preference isthat
this not be the case. Using JMX has the same issue.
So what I'm I left with in terms of tools? Anything? Or do I have to
manipulate
the config.xml file directly? Is this a good idea?
Has anyone else faced a similar scenario, and what solution did you comeup with?
>
Thank You

Best practice for updating ATWRT (Characteristic Value) in AUSP

I've notice that when we change the Characteristic Value of a Classification, that it does not update in the MM record. We have to go into MM02 for each material number that references Char Value and manually change it for row in AUSP to get updated.
Should i just create a report to Loop through and update table AUSP directly? Or is there a better way to do this via a function or BAPI etc? Wanting to know what best practice is recommended.

Hi Scott
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Check the following thread:
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OK, when 3.0 comes down the pike, what is the best way to get 3.0 as a "clean" install? Currently 2.2.1 is on both. If I do a restore, will the system only pick up 3.0 or will it see 2.2.1 which is currently on the hard drive? With that in mind, how can I delete the 2.2.1 version of the iPhone and iTouch software? Sorry for two question in one post.
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The same may apply with firmware update 3.0 with your iPhone's backup being updated immediately before. If not, firmware version 2.2.1 will be updated with 3.0.
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What is the best method for updating Bios for 8.1 on GT70 2OD

Hey,
I've been getting a bunch of different BSODs and its been recommended I update my bios because I am running win 8.1
Im just a little confused with which method would be best to update the bios. The EFI bios utility method on the PDF looks easy enough, but the information above that says to use the flash utility in the compressed file. Is that the afuwinx64.exe file and I run it from windows? or can I do something with the .bat files?
As you can tell I dont know to much about this kind of thing, I have been avoiding this update hoping to solve all issues without it, no such luck unfortunately. The feedback I got said that it seems as If something is misconfigured. in your opinion is it likely not having the bios updated could cause issues?
Thanks.

Use one of the methods outlined in the PDF files on the website from MSI. Either of those methods should work just fine.
The generally recommended method though is using the BIOS HQ Flasher.
>>Use the MSI HQ Forum USB flasher<<
I would NOT just flash using the exe or the bat files, as this can cause issues if done improperly.
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Hello.
I have been reading on a number of ways to implement following query in OWB:
update TABLE A
set Value F = (select Value B
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where (nvl(trim(A.valueC),trim(A.valueD) = trim(B.ValueF)
and substr(A.valueG,1,2) = trim(B.valueH))
or ( nvl(trim(A.valueC),trim(A.valueD)) is null
and trim(B.valueF) is null
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Kind Regards
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Hopefully this is helpful and it makes sense written out.
First, I'm not sure if there are some parenthesis missing in your update statement because I can't tell for sure whether the statements separated by the 'or' should be considered separately [ as in "(a = b and a=c) or (c = d)" vs "a = b and a = c or c = d" ] or if the logic is exactly as written. My suggestion is based on the idea that the query is exactly as written -- if parenthesis were missing, insert them as appropriate.
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BValueF = nvl(trim(A.valueC),trim(A.valueD))
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NullValue = nvl(trim(A.valueC),trim(A.valueD))
Then add source table B and insert another expression operator. You'll send in ValueF and ValueH. You create two outputs:
TValueF = trim(B.valueF)
TValueH = trim(B.valueH)
Then insert a join operator. For ingrp1, you'll drag over whatever can uniquely identify A and the three outputs from the expression. For ingrp2, drag over ValueB and the two outputs from the expression.
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BValueF = TValueF
and BValueH = TValueH
or NullValue is null
and TValueF is null
and BValueH = TValueH
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I want to update an existing (custom) relationship between two positions.
For example I want
Position 1 S = '50007200'
Position 2 S = '50007202'
Relationship = 'AZCR'
effective today through 99991231
Is there a best practice or generally accepted way for doing this using classes/methods rather than RH_INSERT_INFTY ?
If so, please supply an example.
Thanks...
....Mike

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Check the following thread:
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BR
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My question is, can I simply patch the existing AIP in place with the 9.4.1 security update and redeploy it, or do I need to create a brand new AIP and GPO?
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I wouldn't update your AIP in place. I end up keeping multiple AIPs on hand. Each time a security update comes out I make a copy and apply the updates to that. One reason is this: when creating the AIPs, you need to apply the MSPs in the correct order; you cannot simply apply a new MSP to the previous AIP.
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F:\Applications\Adobe\Reader\9.3.1
F:\Applications\Adobe\Reader\9.3.2
F:\Applications\Adobe\Reader\9.3.3
F:\Applications\Adobe\Reader\9.3.4
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F:
cd \Applications\Adobe\Reader\
robocopy /s /e 9.4.0 9.4.1
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