BI server generating query in a different way between two instances
Hi All,
We have executed a report in dev,test instances,BI server generated query in a different way in two instances where as dev BI server is on AIX operating system(recently we migrated from windows),test instance is on still on Windows environment.
For a report below are the queries
DEV(AIX)
WITH
SAWITH0 AS (select sum(T316025.SALES_QUOTA) as c1,
T329697.DIVISION_DESC as c2,
T329697.AREA_DESC as c3,
T329697.TERRITORY_DESC as c4,
case when T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM is null then T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME else concat(concat(concat(T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME, '('), T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM), ')') end as c5,
T150993.X_CONS_MAJOR_GROUP as c6,
T66755.PER_NAME_ENT_YEAR as c7
from
W_DAY_D T66755 /* Dim_W_DAY_D_Common */ ,
W_PRODUCT_D T67704 /* Dim_W_PRODUCT_D */ ,
WC_SLX_DATA_F T316025 /* Fact_WC_SLX_DATA_F */ ,
WC_CUSTOMER_HIERARCHY_D T329697 /* Dim_WC_Customer_Hierarchy_D_With_Error */ ,
OBIEE_SECURITY_LOCATION_SALES T339204,
W_PROD_CAT_DH T150993 /* Dim_W_PROD_CAT_DH_General */
where ( T66755.ROW_WID = T316025.DAY_WID and T316025.CUSTOMER_HIERARCHY_WID = T329697.ROW_WID and T67704.ROW_WID = T316025.PRODUCT_WID and T67704.PROD_CAT2_WID = T150993.ROW_WID and T329697.TERRITORY_CODE = nvl(T339204.LOCATION , T329697.TERRITORY_CODE) and T329697.AREA_DESC = 'GROCERY AREA - EAST' and T329697.DIVISION_DESC = 'DOMESTIC SALES DIVISION' and T339204.USER_NAME = upper('Administrator') and case when T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM is null then T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME else concat(concat(concat(T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME, '('), T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM), ')') end = 'JETRO CASH AND CARRY ENTERPRISES INC(10313)' and (T66755.PER_NAME_ENT_YEAR in ('2011', '2012')) and (T329697.TERRITORY_DESC in ('BOSTON', 'CHARLOTTE', 'FLORIDA', 'GREAT LAKES', 'MID-SOUTH', 'NEW YORK', 'WHITE ROSE')) )
group by T66755.PER_NAME_ENT_YEAR, T150993.X_CONS_MAJOR_GROUP, T329697.TERRITORY_DESC, T329697.AREA_DESC, T329697.DIVISION_DESC, case when T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM is null then T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME else concat(concat(concat(T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME, '('), T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM), ')') end )
select distinct SAWITH0.c2 as c1,
SAWITH0.c3 as c2,
SAWITH0.c4 as c3,
SAWITH0.c5 as c4,
SAWITH0.c5 as c5,
SAWITH0.c6 as c6,
SAWITH0.c7 as c7,
SAWITH0.c1 as c8
from
SAWITH0
order by c1, c6
Test(Windows)
select distinct D1.c2 as c1,
D1.c3 as c2,
D1.c4 as c3,
D1.c5 as c4,
D1.c5 as c5,
D1.c6 as c6,
D1.c7 as c7,
D1.c1 as c8
from
(select sum(T316025.SALES_QUOTA) as c1,
T329697.DIVISION_DESC as c2,
T329697.AREA_DESC as c3,
T329697.TERRITORY_DESC as c4,
case when T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM is null then T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME else concat(concat(concat(T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME, '('), T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM), ')') end as c5,
T150993.X_CONS_MAJOR_GROUP as c6,
T66755.PER_NAME_ENT_YEAR as c7
from
W_DAY_D T66755 /* Dim_W_DAY_D_Common */ ,
W_PRODUCT_D T67704 /* Dim_W_PRODUCT_D */ ,
WC_SLX_DATA_F T316025 /* Fact_WC_SLX_DATA_F */ ,
WC_CUSTOMER_HIERARCHY_D T329697 /* Dim_WC_Customer_Hierarchy_D_With_Error */ ,
OBIEE_SECURITY_LOCATION_SALES T339204,
W_PROD_CAT_DH T150993 /* Dim_W_PROD_CAT_DH_General */
where ( T66755.ROW_WID = T316025.DAY_WID and T316025.CUSTOMER_HIERARCHY_WID = T329697.ROW_WID and T67704.ROW_WID = T316025.PRODUCT_WID and T67704.PROD_CAT2_WID = T150993.ROW_WID and T329697.TERRITORY_CODE = nvl(T339204.LOCATION , T329697.TERRITORY_CODE) and T329697.AREA_DESC = 'GROCERY AREA - EAST' and T329697.DIVISION_DESC = 'DOMESTIC SALES DIVISION' and T339204.USER_NAME = upper('Administrator') and case when T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM is null then T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME else concat(concat(concat(T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME, '('), T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM), ')') end = 'JETRO CASH AND CARRY ENTERPRISES INC(10313)' and (T66755.PER_NAME_ENT_YEAR in ('2011', '2012')) and (T329697.TERRITORY_DESC in ('BOSTON', 'CHARLOTTE', 'FLORIDA', 'GREAT LAKES', 'MID-SOUTH', 'NEW YORK', 'WHITE ROSE')) )
group by T66755.PER_NAME_ENT_YEAR, T150993.X_CONS_MAJOR_GROUP, T329697.TERRITORY_DESC, T329697.AREA_DESC, T329697.DIVISION_DESC, case when T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM is null then T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME else concat(concat(concat(T329697.BILL_TO_PARTY_NAME, '('), T329697.ACCOUNT_NUM), ')') end
) D1
order by c1, c6
If we observe test query is very simple and easy to back track but in Dev it is appending like sawwith0,sawwith1 etc..looking difficult.
Is there in any configuration to change to generate query like Test(with out SAWWITH0).
NOTE:Any how results are same in both instances.
Please help me to resolve this issue.
Thank You,
Anil Kumar.
Anil,
Are your database settings the same in both of the rpds dev and test?
Check wether you didn't change anything to the default. Open your RDP double click on the Database in the physical layer and go to Feature you can check all the settings there
Adil
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from (select * from (select t.*
from ods.ods_org_addr t
left outer join
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m.target_value = t.id_org_addr ; where
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/*SGRB*/ where vpd_country = :"SYS_B_08" /*EGRB*/
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Id Operation Name Rows Bytes Cost (%CPU) Time Pstart Pstop
0 SELECT STATEMENT 1772 (100)
1 SORT AGGREGATE 1
2 VIEW 3 1772 (1) 00:00:22
3 MINUS
4 SORT UNIQUE 3 492 1146 (1) 00:00:14
* 5 HASH JOIN OUTER 3 492 1145 (1) 00:00:14
6 NESTED LOOPS
7 NESTED LOOPS 3 408 675 (1) 00:00:09
* 8 HASH JOIN 42 4242 625 (1) 00:00:08
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* 11 INDEX RANGE SCAN PK_M_SY_FOREIGN_KEY 49537 2709K 469 (1) 00:00:06
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* 13 TABLE ACCESS BY GLOBAL INDEX ROWID ODS_ORG_ADDR 1 35 2 (0) 00:00:01 ROWID ROWID
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15 NESTED LOOPS
16 NESTED LOOPS 1 67 9 (12) 00:00:01
17 NESTED LOOPS 1 48 8 (13) 00:00:01
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22 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID SY_FOREIGN_CODE 1 25 2 (0) 00:00:01
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from (select * from (select t.*
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m.key_type = :"SYS_B_05" and
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error when saving a query "CX_SY_PROGRAM_NOT_FOUND"
Also please search the forum as you'll find multiple posts on the topic which might be helpful.
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KMS server: Office2010 & Win7 react in different ways...
Hi,
we have a virtual infrastructure using Win7 and Office 2010.
Before introducing Office2010, the KMS host was on a Win2008 server, then we decided to move it to a Win7 machine with the Office2010 extension installed. KMS functions were disabled from the Win2008 server.
What happens now is that Win7 OSs are regularly activated by KMS, while Office2010 installations are not... we have verified that the old KMS is no more publishing itself on DNS and that the correct DNS entry is present for the Win7 KMS host. Using nslookup
for further verification also gives the correct results.
Nevertheless, Office 2010 is unable to activate itself on the desktops. We are able to activate the Office2010 instances just using the VAMT tool, forcing the KMS activation for the selected desktops AND manually forcing the IP of the KMS server: when leaving
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where?
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To do query in a different way
can anyone write the below code as a subquery or inline subquery or corelated subquery. if it is not possible plz let me know . . . .
select d.department_id,d.department_name,count(*) from employees e left outer join dept d on e.department_id=d.department_id group by d.department_name,d.department_id.987184 wrote:
can anyone write the below code as a subquery or inline subquery or corelated subquery. if it is not possible plz let me know . . . .
select d.department_id,d.department_name,count(*) from employees e left outer join dept d on e.department_id=d.department_id group by d.department_name,d.department_id.Hi,
Kindly post the sample data and expected output!!
Here is one way
SQL> with data_employees as
2 (select 1 AS emp_id ,111 AS dept_id
3 from dual
4 UNION ALL
5 select 2,222 from dual
6 UNION ALL
7 select 3,333 from dual
8 UNION ALL
9 SELECT 4,222 from dual
10 UNION ALL
11 SELECT 5,222 from dual
12 UNION ALL
13 select 6,111 from dual
14 UNION ALL
15 SELECT 7,111 from dual
16 UNION ALL
17 SELECT 8,222 from dual
18 UNION ALL
19 SELECT 9,222 from dual
20 ),
21 data_department AS
22 (
23 SELECT 111 AS dept_id ,'SALES' dept_name
24 FROM DUAL
25 UNION ALL
26 SELECT 222,'MKTG' from dual
27 UNION ALL
28 SELECT 333,'FINANCE' from dual
29 )
30 select dept.dept_id,dept.dept_name,count(*)
31 FROM
32 (SELECT data_department.dept_id,dept_name
33 FROM data_department) dept,
34 (SELECT data_employees.emp_id,data_employees.dept_id
35 FROM data_employees)emp
36 WHERE emp.dept_id=dept.dept_id
37 GROUP BY dept.dept_id, dept.dept_name
38 .
SQL> /
DEPT_ID DEPT_NA COUNT(*)
333 FINANCE 1
111 SALES 3
222 MKTG 5
SQL> Hope this helps!
Regards,
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I yesterday purchased an iMac from a friend and under her recommendation installed OS ML on both it and my MacBook Pro.
Now mail and the syncing between the three is being completely whacky; it works fine on my MacBook pro, on my iPhone i have emails from the last two days then it skips to emails from 2010, on my iMac on the other hand, all the emails appear to be fine in the subjects, but then the contents of the email are completely screwed up, for instance in the body of an Email from the iTunes store with the title 'Your Receipt ####' will actually have the contents of an email a friend sent me in 2007 ?!
What is going on? Also I am really unsavvy so I have no idea if this is something I did??
HELP!!Too much going on here to understand. You should break this down into the mail issues for each device and then separately for sycing. Are you using POP email, Exchange, other? How are you syncing? - iCloud, Exchange?
If I had to guess and you are using POP, seems like the iMac had corruption in the mail database either before or during the ML update. I believe ML Mail makes changes to the database the first time it runs. Do you have a backup? You may be able to try again or restore from there.
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How to run this query to get the minutes between two hours?
Hi all,
Hope doing well,
sir i am running one query which is:
v_TotalHrsMin1 := LPAD((extract(minute from TO_TIMESTAMP (v_Temphrs,'HH24:mi:ss')) - extract(minute from TO_TIMESTAMP (v_Outtime1,'HH24:mi:ss'))), 2, '0');--select to_date(v_temphrs,'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mi:ss')-to_date(v_OutPunch,'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mi:ss')*1440;
in this v_TotalHrsMin1 is number datatype and v_Temphrs is varchar2 which is storing this value: 12:00:00
and v_Outtime1 is varchar2 which is storing 06:00:00
now i want the minute difference between both times
and insert into v_Totalmin1.
but getting null value in v_totalmin1.
thanks952646 wrote:
Hi Sir,
i used query like this: v_TotalHrsMin1 := extract(hour from time_interval) * 60 + extract(minute from time_interval) from (select to_timestamp(v_temphrs,'HH24:MI:SS')-to_timestamp(v_outtime1,'HH24:MI:SS') time_interval from dual);That is not a query - that is a PL/SQL assignment expression. You should learn the differences between SQL and PL/SQL and how they work together ;-)
When doing it in PL/SQL, you do not need a query at all. Why would you do a select from dual in the PL/SQL assignment.
But you should be able to take the SQL example I gave you and write the equivalent PL/SQL code.
We do not want to do your work for you - we want to teach you how to do it yourself.
You should try and understand the examples we give you - not just cut-and-paste it and cry for help when you are cut-and-pasting a SQL example into PL/SQL code.
Anyway - here's a way to do it in PL/SQL:
declare
v_outtime1 varchar2(8);
v_temphrs varchar2(8);
v_interval interval day to second;
v_totalhrsmin1 number;
begin
v_outtime1 := '06:00:00';
v_temphrs := '12:00:00';
v_interval := to_timestamp(v_temphrs,'HH24:MI:SS')-to_timestamp(v_outtime1,'HH24:MI:SS');
v_totalhrsmin1 := extract(hour from v_interval) * 60 + extract(minute from v_interval);
end;
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Need a sql query to get the difference between two timestamp in the format of hh:mm:ss.msec
I have a database table where it keeps record of the transaction when it starts at StartTime and when it ends at EndTime. Both these entries are having the timestamp entries. Say for example, I have a tuple with Entries like 'Transaction A' starts at '2014-05-07
20:55:03.170' and ends at '2014-05-08 08:56:03.170'. I need to find the difference between these two timestamps and my expected output is 12:01:00.000. Let me know how to achieve this ?Hi,
You can use below script which calculates difference as DD:HH:MM:SS. You can modify the same:
DECLARE @startTime DATETIME
DECLARE @endTime DATETIME
SET @startTime = '2013-11-05 12:20:35'
SET @endTime = '2013-11-10 01:22:30'
SELECT [DD:HH:MM:SS] =
CAST((DATEDIFF(HOUR, @startTime, @endTime) / 24) AS VARCHAR)
+ ':' +
CAST((DATEDIFF(HOUR, @startTime, @endTime) % 24) AS VARCHAR)
+ ':' +
CASE WHEN DATEPART(SECOND, @endTime) >= DATEPART(SECOND, @startTime)
THEN CAST((DATEDIFF(MINUTE, @startTime, @endTime) % 60) AS VARCHAR)
ELSE
CAST((DATEDIFF(MINUTE, DATEADD(MINUTE, -1, @endTime), @endTime) % 60)
AS VARCHAR)
END
+ ':' + CAST((DATEDIFF(SECOND, @startTime, @endTime) % 60) AS VARCHAR),
[StringFormat] =
CAST((DATEDIFF(HOUR , @startTime, @endTime) / 24) AS VARCHAR) +
' Days ' +
CAST((DATEDIFF(HOUR , @startTime, @endTime) % 24) AS VARCHAR) +
' Hours ' +
CASE WHEN DATEPART(SECOND, @endTime) >= DATEPART(SECOND, @startTime)
THEN CAST((DATEDIFF(MINUTE, @startTime, @endTime) % 60) AS VARCHAR)
ELSE
CAST((DATEDIFF(MINUTE, DATEADD(MINUTE, -1, @endTime), @endTime) % 60)
AS VARCHAR)
END +
' Minutes ' +
CAST((DATEDIFF(SECOND, @startTime, @endTime) % 60) AS VARCHAR) +
' Seconds '
Reference:
http://sqlandme.com/2013/12/23/sql-server-calculating-elapsed-time-from-datetime/
- Vishal
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Query to show the difference between two infoproviders
Hi,
I have two ods, one with X records and one with X+Y records. I want to show in a query just the Y records. Plz let me know how it can be done.
Thanks.Hi ,
I just want the difference records between the two ods.
Thanks. -
How to set input ready query cell is different color?
Dear All
Hi, everyone, hereby i have a IP question.
i would like to know, how to set the input ready query's cell different color between those cell which is unable to change value one in workbook..?
Example :
For my workbook which have a input ready query,
i have 4 rows for my input ready query report.
For the first row which is not input ready cell and unable to change any value for the cell, then following rows's cell can be change value,
so, i would like to make first row's color cell different with following row's cell.
In additional, all value of cell is initial zero.
therefore, is there any mehtod to make different color between able cell and unable cell?
Thanks a million.
Regards,
WenLong.Cells in the input ready query result have different styles given by SAP. All rows will have one style, column headings will have one style whereas input ready cells will have one style. If you are in Excel 2003, put cursor in the input ready cell, goto format -> style, you can see one BeX style attached to that cell, apply watever color you want for that style, save the workbook. If you do this for one cell, it will be applied to all the input ready cells by default. In the same way you can give different color to the non input ready cell styles. In Excel 2007, Cell styles are available in Home -> Cell styles. Here you can see all Bex related styles.
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Can I build a query in a different way without using alias tables of position,physical Quantity in the WEBI report level.
(SELECT DISTINCT pp2.trade subtrade,
pq2.shipment subshipment,
pp2.POSITION subposition,
pq2.measure
FROM counterparty cp,
position pp,
physicalquantity pq,
physicalquantity pq2,
position pp2
WHERE pp.POSITION = pq.POSITION
AND pq.quantitystatus = 'ACTUAL'
AND pq.shipment = pq2.shipment
AND pp2.POSITION = pq2.POSITION
AND pq2.quantitystatus = 'ACTUAL'
AND (pp.position <> pp2.position OR pp2.position IS NULL)
AND pp.counterparty = cp.counterparty(+))My questions:
Why are you using "position pp" and "position pp2"?
Why are you using "physicalquantity pq" and "physicalquantity pq2"?
Are you using custom SQL? "Edit query" / SQL / use Custom SQL
If you really need this like it is, I think you can change this sentence a little
Other way of doing this is: In the "Edit Query"
- Create 2 queries, one for position and other for physicalquantity
- Select key figures and dimensions/caracteristics from tables then in the "Query filters" add attributes for selection, this way you will turn this code more simple.
Finally go to "Edit report" and select "Merge dimensions"
Hope this helps -
SQL Server Express Performance Limitations With OGC Methods on Geometry Instances
I will front load my question. Specifically, I am wondering if any of the feature restrictions with SQL Server Express cause performance limitations/reductions with OGC methods on geometry instances, e.g., STIntersects? I have spent time reading
various documents about the different editions of SQL Server, including the Features Supported by the Editions of SQL Server 2014, but nothing is jumping out at me. The
limited information on spatial features in the aforementioned document implies spatial is the same across all editions. I am hoping this is wrong.
The situation.... I have roughly 200,000 tax parcels within 175 taxing districts. As part of a consistency check between what is stored in tax records for taxing district and what is identified spatially, I set up a basic point-in-polygon query
to identify the taxing district spatially and then count the number of parcels within in taxing district. Surprisingly, the query took 66 minutes to run. As I pointed out, this is being run on a test machine with SQL Server Express.
Some specifics.... I wrote the query a few different ways and compared the execution plans, and the optimizer always choose the same plan, which is good I guess since it means it is doing its job. The execution plans show a 'Clustered Index Seek
(Spatial)' being used and only costing 1%. Coming in at 75% cost is a Filter, which appears to be connected to the STIntersects predicate. I brute forced alternate execution plans using HINTS, but they only turned out worse, which I guess is also
good since it means the optimizer did choose a good plan. I experimented some with changing the spatial index parameters, but the impact of the options I tried was never that much. I ended up going with "Geometry Auto Grid" with 16 cells
per object.
So, why do I think 66 minutes is excessive? The reason is that I loaded the same data sets into PostgreSQL/PostGIS, used a default spatial index, and the same query ran in 5 minutes. Same machine, same data, SQL Server Express is 13x slower than
PostgreSQL. That is why I think 66 minutes is excessive.
Our organization is mostly an Oracle and SQL Server shop. Since more of my background and experience are with MS databases, I prefer to work with SQL Server. I really do want to understand what is happening here. Is there something I can
do different to get more performance out of SQL Server? Does spatial run slower on Express versus Standard or Enterprise? Given I did so little tuning in PostgreSQL, I still can't understand the results I am seeing.
I may or may not be able to strip the data down enough to be able to send it to someone.Tessalating the polygons (tax districts) is the answer!
Since my use of SQL Server Express was brought up as possibly contributing to the slow runtime, the first thing I did was download an evaluation version of Enterprise Edition. The runtime on Enterprise Edition dropped from 66 minutes to 57.5 minutes.
A reduction of 13% isn't anything to scoff at, but total runtime was still 11x longer than in PostgreSQL. Although Enterprise Edition had 4 cores available to it, it never really spun up more than 1 when executing the query, so it doesn't seem
to have been parallelizing the query much, if at all.
You asked about polygon complexity. Overall, a majority are fairly simple but there are some complex ones with one really complex polygon. Using the complexity index discussed in the reference thread, the tax districts had an average complexity
of 4.6 and a median of 2.7. One polygon had a complexity index of 120, which was skewing the average, as well as increasing the runtime I suspect. Below is a complexity index breakdown:
Index
NUM_TAX_DIST
1
6
<2
49
<3
44
<4
23
<5
11
<6
9
<7
9
<8
4
<9
1
<10
4
>=10
14
Before trying tessellation, I tweaked the spatial indexes in several different ways, but the runtimes never changed by more than a minute or two. I reset the spatial indexes to "geometry auto grid @ 32" and tried out your tessellation functions
using the default of 5000 vertices. Total runtime 2.3 minutes, a 96% reduction and twice as fast as PostgresSQL! Now that is more what I was expecting before i started.
I tried using different thresholds, 3,000 and 10,000 vertices but the runtimes were slightly slower, 3.5 and 3.3 minutes respectively. A threshold of 5000 definitely seems to be a sweet spot for the dataset I am using. As the thread you referenced
discussed, SQL Server spatial functions like STIntersect appear to be sensitive to the number of vertices of polygons.
After reading your comment, it reminded me of some discussions with Esri staff about ArcGIS doing the same thing in certain circumstances, but I didn't go as far as thinking to apply it here. So, thanks for the suggestion and code from another post.
Once I realized the SRID was hard coded to 0 in tvf_QuarterPolygon, I was able to update the code to set it to the same as the input shape, and then everything came together nicely. -
I have two partitions on my internal hard drive - one is running Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and the other is running Mac OS X 10.7 Lion. Mail (5.0) is set up and runs perfectly on the Lion partition and I have not used Mail (4.5) yet on my Snow Leopard partition. I want to know if I can read, download, and save mail into the same user Library folder (probably the Lion user library) from both partitions...
You usually set up your mail accounts on a specific e-mail client programs such as Mail in OS X and Mail on an iPad, which will access the same remote mail server to have your messages show up on each device. Mailboxes can be synced in this way between two devices.
An alternative is to use the same remote application such as Gmail to access that service from multiple devices, so a dedicated e-mail client like Mail is not needed, but the availability of these depends on the e-mail service being used. -
Hi,
Please could someone help me on how to write a query to retrieve the data between two dates.
created_date format stored in the database column: 9/18/2007 11:34:03 AM
I tried below but it didn't work
select * from work_table where created_date beween '9/18/2007' and '03/29/2008'
I get 'literal doesn't match format string'
Thanks,date datatype is nls dependent -> folllows the nls_date_format database parameter setting inherited by your session.
Making it short you'll be always safe if you
select * from work_table where created_date beween to_date('9/18/2007','MM/DD/YYYY') and to_date('03/29/2008','MM/DD/YYYY')Having the time component included you must add + 1 - 1 / 24 / 60 / 60 (plus one day minus one second) to the upper limit if you want to include the last day as a whole
*** not tested
Regards
Etbin
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