Big and high precision numbers

Hello,
Is it possible to store and work on numbers in range +- 10.000.000.000,00000001 (8 decimal places), if so how ?
Type p gives overflow, type DECFLOAT34 skips the decimal part.
      v type DECFLOAT34 value '0.00000001',
      COMPUTE EXACT v = v + '1000000000.00000001'.
Trying to compile above code results in an error(line 2):   Incorrect statement: "=" missing.
Cheers,
Bart

Hi,
@ Chandravadan Jaiswal
Ah, simple yet significant mistake, I forgot the
v(lenght_here)
part.
tried:
DATA : v type p DECIMALS 8.
and got overflow,
Thanks.
@ Sri:
i was succesfully able to obtain a numer like this: 2.000.000.000.000,00000004
number of digits > 16 ?
Edited by: Bartosz Bijak on Mar 5, 2010 9:45 AM
Edited by: Bartosz Bijak on Mar 5, 2010 9:46 AM

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I understand DIAdem has limitations on viewing timestamps due to DateTime values being defined as a double value and that this results in 100 us resolution. Is there any way to get around this? I am logging time critical data with timestamps from an IEEE 1588 clock source and it is necessary to have higher resolution. Perhaps I could convert timestamp to a double before logging but then would have to convert it back in Diadem somehow...
Thanks,
Ben

As you said, DIAdem can only display up to 4 decimal positions on a timestamp. Timestamps in DIAdem are recorded as the number of seconds since 01/01/0000 00:00:00.0000. To achieve a higher precision, it would be necessary to use a relative timestamp. Many timestamps are defined from different references anyway, so it might be possible to import the timestamps as numeric values to maintain their precision. Converting the timestamp prior to importing into DIAdem seems like a viable method of working around the precision limit.
Steven

FCP6 any problem using "Render in 8-bit YUV" instead of "Render 10-bt material in high-precision YUV" video processing

I have a long and complex 1080p FCP6 project using ProRes442. It is made up of mostly high resolution stills and some 1280i video clips. Rendering has laways been anightmare. It takes extremely long and makes frequent mistakes whch have to be re-rendered. Just today, I discovered the option of selecting "Render in 8-bit YUV" instead of "Render 10-bt material in high-precision YUV" video processing. The rendering time is cut down to a fraction and even on a large HD monitor I can tell no difference in quality. I am getting ready to re-render the entire project in 8-bit and just wanted to check if changing to 8-bit would pose some problems and/or limitations that I'm not aware of. This is not a broadcast or hollywood film thing. But it does represent my artwork and I burn it to bluray so i do want it to look good. Lke I said, I can tell no difference between the 8-bit and 10-bit color depth with the naked eye. Thank you all for all the help you have always given me with my many questions in the past.

Unless you have a 10bit monitor (rare and very expensive) you can not see the difference as your monitor is 8 bit.
10 bit is useful for compositing and color grading. Otherwise, 8 bit it fine for everything else.
x

FYI - High precision data issue with sdo_anyinteract on 11.2.0.3 with 8307

For anyone that may happen to be experiencing issues with SDO_ANYINTERACT on 11.2.0.3 with high-precision geodetic data, I currently have a service request in to fix it.
The issue we have is with locating small polygons ("circles" from 0.5"-4") in the 8307 space. The metadata we have specifies a 1mm tollerance for this data, which has worked fine since (as I remember) 10.1. Support verified it works fine up to 11.2.0.2, then is broken in 11.2.0.3.
So if you are pulling your hair out - stop. ;-) The SR# is 3-5737847631, and the bug# (will be) 14107534.
Bryan

Here is the resolution to this issue...
Oracle came back and said what we have at that tolerance is unsupported and we were just lucky for it to have worked all these years. They are not going to fix anything because it technically isn't broke. We pointed out that the documentation is a little unclear on what exactly supports higher precision, and they noted that for future updates.
When asked if they would entertain a feature request for a set of high-precision operators (basically the old code) in future release - they basically said no. So for the few items that we much have higher precision - we are on our own.
What still makes us puzzled is that apparently no one else is using high-precision data in lat/lon. Amazing, but I guess true.
Anyhow, here is what we used to use (up to 11.2.0.3) which worked fine at a 1mm tollerance:
Where mask_geom is:
mask_geom      :=
         sdo_geometry (2001,
                       8307,
                       sdo_point_type (x_in, y_in, 0),
                       NULL,
                       NULL);
SELECT copathn_id
INTO cpn
FROM c_path_node a
WHERE     sdo_anyinteract (a.geometry_a2, mask_geom) = 'TRUE'
       AND node_typ_d = 'IN_DUCT'
       AND ROWNUM < 2;Basically this finds indexed geometry and compares it to a single mask geometry (a simple point for the x/y given). Only one row is returned (in case they overlapped duct openings - not normal).
Since this no longer returns any rows reliably for items less than 5cm in size, here is our work-around code:
SELECT copathn_id
INTO cpn
FROM ( SELECT copathn_id,
                 node_typ_d,
                   ABS (ABS (x_in) - ABS (sdo_util_plus.get_mbr_center (a.geometry_a2).sdo_point.x))
                 + ABS (ABS (y_in) - ABS (sdo_util_plus.get_mbr_center (a.geometry_a2).sdo_point.y))
                    distdiff
            FROM c_path_node a
           WHERE sdo_nn (a.geometry_a2,
                         mask_geom,
                         'distance=0.05 unit=m') = 'TRUE'
        ORDER BY distdiff)
WHERE node_typ_d = 'IN_DUCT'
   AND ROWNUM < 2;Essentially we use sdo_nn to return all results (distance usually is 0) at the 5cm level. At first we though just this would work - then we found that in many cases it would we return multiple results all stating a distance of 0 (not true).
For those results we then use our own get_mbr_center function that returns the center point for each geometry, and basically compute a delta from the given x_in,y_in and that geometry.
Then we order the results by that delta.
The outer select then makes sure the row is of the correct type, and that we only get one result.
This works, and is fast (actually it is quicker than the original code).
Bryan

Higher precision of timestamp when wrinting to txt

Hello,
I would like to have a higher precision (--->miliseconds) of the timestamp when saving waveforms to .txt. Labview only prints the date and the time in HH:MMS. As I am acquiring data with a rate of 1k, 1000 data values have the same time description in the .txt-file.
Note: This problem only occurs when writing to .txt, it is no problem to get a higher precision by using the graph or the chart.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks so far.....
Maybe I was not precise enough. What I am looking for is the opportunity to easily manipulate the format of the timestamp, which comes with my data and then write it to .txt. I already used the "Format Date/Time String"-VI to get the time with the miliseconds part and joined this time information with the data of the waveforms, which I also had to extract from the waveforms before, afterwards, but I thought there would be a more elegant way, because if I can extract the ms-part from the timestamp it must have been in it before, right ? ;-) So why can´t I tell Labview to also display the ms-part, when using the "write waveforms to .txt"-VI? I attached a .txt-file with a short excerpt of data, which should visualise the problem.
Regards
Message Edited by Marauder on 03-10-2006 03:20 PM
Attachments:
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