Cancel the query which uses full transaction log file

Hi,
We have reindexing job to run every week sunday. During the last run, the transaction log got full and the subsequent transactions to the database got errorred out stating 'Transaction log is full'. I want to restrict the utilization of the log file, that
is, when the reindexing job reaches the utilization of the log file to a certain threshold automatically the job should get cancelled. Is there any way to get it.
Hello,
Instead of Putting limit on trn log it would be good to find out cause causing high utilization.Even if you find that your log is growing because of some transaction it would be a blunder to rollback its little easy to do it for Index rebuild but if you
cancel for some delete operation you would end up in mess.Please don't create a program to delete or kill running operation.
You can create custom job for alert for trn log file growth.That would be good.
From 2008 onwards Index rebuild is fully logged so sometimes it causes trn log issue.To solve this either you run index rebuild for specific tables or for selective tables.
Other option is widely accepted Ola Hallengren script for index rebuild.I suggest you try this
http://ola.hallengren.com/
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Fine tunning the query which uses /*+ USE_CONCAT */ table hint

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Because of this we are facing a performance issue in the application.
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SELECT /*+ USE_CONCAT */ * FROM DI_MATCH_KEY WHERE NORM_COUNTRY_CD = 'US'
AND ((( NORM_CONAME_KEY1 ='WILM I' OR NORM_CONAME_KEY2 = 'WILM I' OR NORM_CONAME_KEY23 = 'WILM I'
OR NORM_CONAME_KEYFIRST ='WILLIAM' ) AND NORM_STATE_PROVINCE = 'CA' ) OR NORM_ADDR_KEY2 = 'CALMN 12 3 OSAI')
Regarding the indexes almost for all the columns combination for the above sql index already created in table.
Your suggestions will be appreciated
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Hi,
Thanks for our valuable inputs.
As suggested find attached explain plan and trace file details in the excel sheet.
TRACE FILE:
<pre>
TKPROF: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Thu Feb 14 11:11:59 2008
Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Trace file: implhr01_ora_26457.trc
Sort options: prsela exeela fchela
count = number of times OCI procedure was executed
cpu = cpu time in seconds executing
elapsed = elapsed time in seconds executing
disk = number of physical reads of buffers from disk
query = number of buffers gotten for consistent read
current = number of buffers gotten in current mode (usually for update)
rows = number of rows processed by the fetch or execute call
SELECT /*+ USE_CONCAT */ COUNT(*) FROM DI_MATCH_KEY WHERE NORM_COUNTRY_CD = 'US'
AND ((( NORM_CONAME_KEY1 ='WILM I' OR NORM_CONAME_KEY2 = 'WILM I' OR NORM_CONAME_KEY23 = 'WILM I'
OR NORM_CONAME_KEYFIRST ='WILLIAM' ) AND NORM_STATE_PROVINCE = 'CA' ) OR NORM_ADDR_KEY2 = 'CALMN 12 3 OSAI')
call count cpu elapsed disk query current rows
Parse 1 0.03 0.05 0 0 0 0
Execute 1 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0
Fetch 2 3.97 65.43 30633 64053 0 1
total 4 4.00 65.49 30633 64053 0 1
Misses in library cache during parse: 1
Optimizer mode: ALL_ROWS
Parsing user id: 76
Rows Row Source Operation
1 SORT AGGREGATE (cr=64053 pr=30633 pw=0 time=65436584 us)
73914 CONCATENATION (cr=64053 pr=30633 pw=0 time=61623673 us)
0 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID DI_MATCH_KEY (cr=4 pr=2 pw=0 time=32617 us)
0 INDEX RANGE SCAN MKADDR_KEY2 (cr=4 pr=2 pw=0 time=32599 us)(object id 122583)
75 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID DI_MATCH_KEY (cr=80 pr=20 pw=0 time=1369427 us)
75 INDEX RANGE SCAN MK_CY_KEY1_ST_PROV (cr=5 pr=0 pw=0 time=2119 us)(object id 122666)
2 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID DI_MATCH_KEY (cr=81 pr=2 pw=0 time=26723 us)
77 INDEX RANGE SCAN MK_CY_KEY2_ST_PROV (cr=4 pr=0 pw=0 time=3641 us)(object id 122667)
2 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID DI_MATCH_KEY (cr=6 pr=0 pw=0 time=47 us)
2 INDEX RANGE SCAN MK_CY_KEY1_AGN (cr=4 pr=0 pw=0 time=28 us)(object id 122670)
73835 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID DI_MATCH_KEY (cr=63882 pr=30609 pw=0 time=61503773 us)
73905 INDEX RANGE SCAN MK_CY_KEY2_AGN (cr=266 pr=176 pw=0 time=148198 us)(object id 122745)
alter session set sql_trace true
call count cpu elapsed disk query current rows
Parse 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0
Execute 1 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0
Fetch 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0
total 1 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0
Misses in library cache during parse: 0
Misses in library cache during execute: 1
Optimizer mode: ALL_ROWS
Parsing user id: 76
OVERALL TOTALS FOR ALL NON-RECURSIVE STATEMENTS
call count cpu elapsed disk query current rows
Parse 1 0.03 0.05 0 0 0 0
Execute 2 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0
Fetch 2 3.97 65.43 30633 64053 0 1
total 5 4.00 65.50 30633 64053 0 1
Misses in library cache during parse: 1
Misses in library cache during execute: 1
OVERALL TOTALS FOR ALL RECURSIVE STATEMENTS
call count cpu elapsed disk query current rows
Parse 9 0.05 0.03 0 0 0 0
Execute 23 0.05 0.08 0 0 0 0
Fetch 98 0.01 0.01 0 137 0 76
total 130 0.11 0.13 0 137 0 76
Misses in library cache during parse: 9
Misses in library cache during execute: 9
2 user SQL statements in session.
23 internal SQL statements in session.
25 SQL statements in session.
Trace file: implhr01_ora_26457.trc
Trace file compatibility: 10.01.00
Sort options: prsela exeela fchela
1 session in tracefile.
2 user SQL statements in trace file.
23 internal SQL statements in trace file.
25 SQL statements in trace file.
11 unique SQL statements in trace file.
561 lines in trace file.
91 elapsed seconds in trace file.
</pre>
EXPLAIN PLAN:
<pre>
ID     OPERATION     OBJECT_NAME     CARDINALITY     BYTES     COST     CPU_COST
0     SELECT STATEMENT          1     53     1886     15753172
1     SORT          1     53
2     CONCATENATION
3     TABLE ACCESS     DI_MATCH_KEY     8     424     10     78334
4     INDEX     MKADDR_KEY2     8          4     30086
5     TABLE ACCESS     DI_MATCH_KEY     3     159     7     53574
6     INDEX     MK_CY_KEY1_ST_PROV     3          4     29286
7     TABLE ACCESS     DI_MATCH_KEY     3     159     7     53740
8     INDEX     MK_CY_KEY2_ST_PROV     3          4     29286
9     TABLE ACCESS     DI_MATCH_KEY     5     265     7     55941
10     INDEX     MK_CY_KEY1_AGN     5          4     29686
11     TABLE ACCESS     DI_MATCH_KEY     2192     116176     1855     15511582
12     INDEX     MK_CY_KEY2_AGN     2228          12     524136
</pre>
Kindly help us regarding this.
Thanks,
Krishna Kumar.

WebDAV Query generates a high number of transaction log files

Hi all,
I have a program that launch WebDAV queries to search for contacts on an Exchange 2007 server. The number of contacts returned for each user's mailbox is quite high (about 4500).
I've noticed that each time the query is launched, about 15 transaction log files are generated on the Exchange server (each of them 1Mb). If I ask only for 2 properties on the contacts, this number is reduced to about 8.
This is a problem since our program is supposed to launch often (about every 3/5min) as It will synchronize Exchange mailboxes with a SQL Server DB. The result is that the logs increase very quickly on the server side, even if there are not so many updates.
Any idea why so many transaction logs are generated when doing a WebDAV search returning many items? I would understand that logs are created when an update is done on the server, but here it's only a search with many contacts items returned.
Is there maybe a setting on the Exchange server to control what kind of logs to generate?
Thank for your help,
Alexandre

Hi Alex,
Actually circular logging/backup was not a solution, I was just explaining that there is an option like that on server but it is not recommended hence not useful in our case :)
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- I wouldn't open transaction logs since it is being used by Exchange which may generate errors and may corrupt Exchange database sometime too. However it is not readable, as you observed, other than Exchange Information Store service (store.exe).
- You can post this query in development forum to get better idea on this, if any other programmer observed similar symptom while using WebDAV contact search query in Exchange 2007 or can validate your query.
Microsoft TechNet > Forums Home > Exchange Server > Development
Well, I just saw that you are using Exchange 2007, in that case why don't you use Exchange Web Service which is better and improved method to access/query mailboxes where as WebDAV is also de-emphasized in Exchange 2007 and might be disappeared in next version of Exchange. Checkout below article for further detail.
Development: Overview
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa997614.aspx
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hi experts
while uploading data into the r/3 using call transaction or session method error occured in the middle of the processing then how these methods behaves it transfers next records or not?

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select pt.product code,
pt.product status,
pt.store code,
pt.store status,
pr.scheduled date,
pr.actual date,
pl.scheduled date,
pl.actual date,
ps.scheduled date,
ps.actual date,
fo.scheduled date,
fo.actual date,
fb.scheduled date,
fb.actual date,
fod.scheduled date,
fod.actual date,
lo.scheduled date,
lo.actual date,
lom.scheduled date,
lom.actual date,
lod.scheduled date,
lod.actual date,
/*pr*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(pr.scheduled date,
cast(pr.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Planned' THEN
NVL2(pr.scheduled date,
cast(pr.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_pr_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(pr.actual date,
cast(pr.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
pr.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(pr.actual date,
cast(pr.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
pr.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(pr.actual date,
cast(pr.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
pr.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(pr.actual date,
cast(pr.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'Planned' and
pr.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(pr.actual date,
cast(pr.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'Planned' and
pr.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(pr.actual date,
cast(pr.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Planned' and
pr.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(pr.actual date,
cast(pr.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_pr_ACT,
/*pl*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(pl.scheduled date,
cast(pl.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Planned' THEN
NVL2(pl.scheduled date,
cast(pl.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_pl_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(pl.actual date,
cast(pl.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
pl.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(pl.actual date,
cast(pl.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
pl.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(pl.actual date,
cast(pl.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
pl.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(pl.actual date,
cast(pl.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'Planned' and
pl.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(pl.actual date,
cast(pl.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'Planned' and
pl.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(pl.actual date,
cast(pl.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Planned' and
pl.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(pl.actual date,
cast(pl.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_pl_ACT,
/*ps*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(ps.scheduled date,
cast(ps.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' THEN
NVL2(ps.scheduled date,
cast(ps.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_ps_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(ps.actual date,
cast(ps.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
ps.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(ps.actual date,
cast(ps.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
ps.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(ps.actual date,
cast(ps.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
ps.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(ps.actual date,
cast(ps.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
ps.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(ps.actual date,
cast(ps.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
ps.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(ps.actual date,
cast(ps.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
ps.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(ps.actual date,
cast(ps.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_ps_ACT,
/*fo*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(fo.scheduled date,
cast(fo.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' THEN
NVL2(fo.scheduled date,
cast(fo.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_fo_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(fo.actual date,
cast(fo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fo.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(fo.actual date,
cast(fo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fo.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fo.actual date,
cast(fo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fo.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fo.actual date,
cast(fo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fo.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(fo.actual date,
cast(fo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fo.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fo.actual date,
cast(fo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fo.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fo.actual date,
cast(fo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_fo_ACT,
/*fb*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(fb.scheduled date,
cast(fb.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' THEN
NVL2(fb.scheduled date,
cast(fb.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_fb_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(fb.actual date,
cast(fb.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fb.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(fb.actual date,
cast(fb.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fb.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fb.actual date,
cast(fb.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fb.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fb.actual date,
cast(fb.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fb.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(fb.actual date,
cast(fb.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fb.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fb.actual date,
cast(fb.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fb.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fb.actual date,
cast(fb.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_fb_ACT,
/*fod*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Compldeted' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(fod.scheduled date,
cast(fod.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'pldanned' THEN
NVL2(fod.scheduled date,
cast(fod.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_fod_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(fod.actual date,
cast(fod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fod.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(fod.actual date,
cast(fod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fod.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fod.actual date,
cast(fod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
fod.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fod.actual date,
cast(fod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fod.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(fod.actual date,
cast(fod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fod.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fod.actual date,
cast(fod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
fod.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(fod.actual date,
cast(fod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_fod_ACT,
/*lo*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(lo.scheduled date,
cast(lo.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' THEN
NVL2(lo.scheduled date,
cast(lo.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_lo_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(lo.actual date,
cast(lo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lo.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(lo.actual date,
cast(lo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lo.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lo.actual date,
cast(lo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lo.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lo.actual date,
cast(lo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lo.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(lo.actual date,
cast(lo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lo.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lo.actual date,
cast(lo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lo.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lo.actual date,
cast(lo.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_lo_ACT,
/*lom*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(lom.scheduled date,
cast(lom.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' THEN
NVL2(lom.scheduled date,
cast(lom.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_lom_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(lom.actual date,
cast(lom.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lom.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(lom.actual date,
cast(lom.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lom.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lom.actual date,
cast(lom.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lom.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lom.actual date,
cast(lom.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lom.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(lom.actual date,
cast(lom.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lom.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lom.actual date,
cast(lom.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lom.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lom.actual date,
cast(lom.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_lom_ACT,
/*lod*/
case
WHEN pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' OR
pt.store status = 'Active' THEN
NVL2(lod.scheduled date,
cast(lod.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' THEN
NVL2(lod.scheduled date,
cast(lod.scheduled date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
end as DER_lod_SHC,
case
when pt.store status = 'Cancelled' OR
pt.store status = 'Stopped' THEN
cast('N/A' AS nvarchar2(30))
WHEN pt.store status = 'Completed' THEN
NVL2(lod.actual date,
cast(lod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lod.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(lod.actual date,
cast(lod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lod.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lod.actual date,
cast(lod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'Active' and
lod.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lod.actual date,
cast(lod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lod.scheduled date is null THEN
NVL2(lod.actual date,
cast(lod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lod.scheduled date < CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lod.actual date,
cast(lod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'Null')
when pt.store status = 'planned' and
lod.scheduled date >= CURRENT_DATE THEN
NVL2(lod.actual date,
cast(lod.actual date AS nvarchar2(30)),
'N/A')
end as DER_lod_ACT
from
product table pt,
event table pr,
event table pl,
event table ps,
event table fo,
event table fb,
event table fod,
event table lo,
event table lom,
event table lod
where
pt.product code = pr.product code
and pt.store code = pr.store code
and pt.product code = pl.product code
and pt.store code = pl.store code
and pt.product code = fo.product code
and pt.store code = fo.store code
and pt.product code = fb.product code
and pt.store code = fb.store code
and pt.product code = fod.product code
and pt.store code = fod.store code
and pt.product code = lo.product code
and pt.store code = lo.store code
and pt.product code = lom.product code
and pt.store code = lom.store code
and pt.product code = lod.product code
and pt.store code = lod.store code
and pr.product code=pl.product code
and pl.store code=ps.store code
and ps.product code=fo.product code
and fo.store code=fb.store code
and fb.product code=fod.product code
and fod.store code=lo.store code
and lo.product code=lom.product code
and lom.store code=lod.store code
and pr.event code=1001
and pl.event code=1002
and ps.event code=1003
and fo.event code=1004
and fb.event code=1005
and fod.event code=1006
and lo.event code=1007
and lom.event code=1008
and lod.event code=1009
order by product code,store code;
THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR SPARING YOUR TIME IN UNDERSTANDING MY PROVLEM....
REGARDS,
MYTHRI.

986300 wrote:
from
product table pt,
event table pr,
event table pl,
event table ps,
event table fo,
event table fb,
event table fod,
event table lo,
event table lom,
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Original message----
From : [email protected]
Date : 06/02/2015 - 00:39 (GMTST)
To : [email protected]
Subject : i have dell xps it runs at 3840 x 2167 and bridge lightroom and photoshop are unusable as the type is so small if win is re scaled to a low res the products still use full res and you canot see text can you help!
    i have dell xps it runs at 3840 x 2167 and bridge lightroom and photoshop are unusable as the type is so small if win is re scaled to a low res the products still use full res and you canot see text can you help!
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