Finding version of installed components?

Hi,
Is there any data dictionory table available to find out the version of each and every component installed? If not is there any way to find it out? i am using Oracle 9i.
Thanks and Rgds
Muneer

Hi,
That view give no more information than the v$version view. I need to find out which version of components are installed like(Workspace Manager ,JAVA Virtual Machine , Oracle Text etc).
Thanks
Muneer

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Versions of installed components

hi,
is there a way to learn all oracle components versions?
i have middle infra and business tiers installed and always looking up different places to get versions of components.
is there a way, a script, an sql or a link in EM ie. that one can learn the version of all installed components including for example database, discoverer, app server, portal etc.

Hi.
If you install a suitable version of the opatch utility from the OTN website, you should be able to get acomplete list of components registered in the Oracle inventory using a command like:
$ORACLE_HOME/OPatch/opatch lsinventory -detail
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On my MacBook with Lion Safari does start, does not react immediately after trying to open it. Installing a new Safari does not help. Removing parts of Safari in the Library did not help. Where can I find and remove all components (LastSession ...)?

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~/Library/Caches/com.apple.Safari/Cache.db
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My computer says I cannot use icloud because I have multiple versions of outlook installed. How do I find out which versions are installed and how do I decide which one to delete?

My computer states that I have multiple versions of outlook installed and that i cannot use icloud. How d if find out which versions are installed and which ne to delete without interrupting the other?

That's a Windows/Office problem. You should ask in the Microsoft support forums.

Bank of America requires Firefox 5 on Mac for their CashPro online treasury management. I need to find version FF 5.0 to download and install. Help!

Bank of America requires Firefox 5 on Mac for their CashPro online treasury management. I need to find version FF 5.0 to download and install. Help! I just need a link to version 5.0 so I can install it. The website throws and error when using 6.0.#. BofA Tech Support said I needed to downgrade and that was the ONLY solution. I hate large corporations. If someone could provide the link I would appreciate it.

All versions:
ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/
BUT keep in mind that the older versions aren't supported any longer and are missing hundreds of security patches that are in the latest versions of Firefox.
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I just installed a small program and it made a mess of things. The developer does not supply a list components, so I used EasyFind to locate items that have the program's name; but, am aware many installed components do not share a program's moniker.
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I'm trying to use http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/374718a.html#installing
and http://www.ni.com/pdf/manuals/375845d.pdf
Step one from the guide is to insert the "installation media" and run
#sh ./INSTALL
and that's easy enough. Or at least it would be if I had any idea where this sh file is. I requested a copy of the install disks from my university (I'm installing on one of their computers), and they said that while they don't have any Linux install disks, they were pretty sure "it is on there somewhere," whatever that means. That seems to be about the extent of their knowledge regarding linux.
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I've since turned to the internet to try and download it from NI directly, and have gone to http://www.ni.com/download-labview/ and selected "Already own LabVIEW? Download the latest version." From there I select the dropdown for alternative OS, and select the MAC OSX option as I read somewhere on the NI help pages that this would work on a linux machine (which makes sense to me, as MAC is UNIX-based, right?). Well, that gives me a dmg file (apparently some sort of mac file?) which I found a way to use on linux by extracting it in 7zip and then mounting the hfs file. This still seems to be some sort of evaluation program, as it contains LabVIEW2014Evaluation.pkg, readme.html (which takes me to the OSX install readme-useless), installation_guide.pdf (again, solely for MAC and useless to me), drivers.webloc, and the folders Extras and Licenses.
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

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How do I install OS 10.7 NOT 10.7.5 on a mac running Snow Leopard 6.8 i.e. where can I find the original install app for Lion OS 10.7.0?

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How can I design my LabVIEW app to behave differently based on installed components?

Howdy all,
I've got a program that is complete, and offers some basic service. Advanced users will have the option of additional functionality. When users decide to use this program, they decide what capabilities they want - whether it provides just the base functionality, or if it has the advanced functionalities. The additional functionality relies on the installation of an additional LabVIEW component. In this case, the base package requires simply the LabVIEW(7) runtime engine. However the additional functionalities are vision related and require the installation of the IMAQ Vision 7 Development Module. I would like my program to detect the installation of the vision module
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nd I would rather not go down that road)
Any help, stories about similar situations, etc., would be appreciated.

Vitrick and Andre -
Even better might be to use one of the Windows API calls
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Regards,
James
"andre@carya" wrote in message
news:4059b191@newsgroups....
> Hello Vitrick,
>
> With just a quick look at your problem I think you are looking for the
> windows system variables found in the "My computer>settings>enviromental
> variables", mine is called windir. Sometimes It's called %WINDOWS% I
think.
>
> I don't know exactly how to implement these variables.
>
> Greetz,
>
> Andr�
> "Victrick" schreef in bericht
> news:[email protected]...
> > Howdy all,
> >
> > I've got a program that is complete, and offers some basic service.
> > Advanced users will have the option of additional functionality. When
> > users decide to use this program, they decide what capabilities they
> > want - whether it provides just the base functionality, or if it has
> > the advanced functionalities. The additional functionality relies on
> > the installation of an additional LabVIEW component. In this case,
> > the base package requires simply the LabVIEW(7) runtime engine.
> > However the additional functionalities are vision related and require
> > the installation of the IMAQ Vision 7 Development Module. I would
> > like my program to detect the installation of the vision module on the
> > user's computer, and give the user access to these vision functions
> > ONLY if the vision pack is installed. (ie, I don't want to have two
> > versions of the program - the user only installs one complete version,
> > but some components will be hidden if they don't have the vision
> > module)
> >
> > Currently, this program checks the Window's system32 directory for the
> > presence of the imaq.dll and the nivision.dll. Right now, this system
> > *sort of* works on most computers, but if the user has their windows
> > installed in a non-standard windows directory (say they installed
> > windows to "windoze" or something other than the standards like
> > "Windows" and "Winnt")
> >
> > Does anyone know of a way to programmatically detect the installation
> > of the Vision module? What I'm doing right now would work in 95% of
> > the cases (I think) if I could nail down the root windows directory
> > (which I'm pretty sure is stored in the registry for all Windows
> > versions, but the name of the key depends on the version of windows,
> > and I would rather not go down that road)
> >
> > Any help, stories about similar situations, etc., would be
> > appreciated.
>
>

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Error: Could not find compiled resource bundle 'components' for locale 'en_US'

We are porting a fairly large body of Flex3 code developed under FlexBuilder 3 to Flex4 under FlashBuilder 4. Most of the conversion appears to be working fine, with one exception. When I launch the Flex4 version, all my data interchanges with the server works. Just as it is about to show the UI, the following error occurs:
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You have two posts. I will try to answer each completely. Second one first. You say I should change my build to include the framework resources. I am afraid I am not sure which and what to do there. We combine all our properties file into one large one, then use the following build line:
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I am assuming you are telling me to change the "-include-resource-bundles" line, but what to add? The "sdks\4.0.0\frameworks\locale\en_US" holds 13 swf files. I tried adding that entire folder (along with the fr_FR folder) to the project library path (in the project properties dialog), but that made no change. I also tried reverting the library path tab back to "MX Only" instead of "MX + Spark", but again no change.
====================
For your first message, I did a search for 'spark' in the entire project. It only existed on 3 lines, each at the start of css files:
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I did a search for "s:" throughout the project. That does exist in probably 100 places, but all are legitimate. Things like (xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml") or variable names ("var matches:Object"). No reference to any s: object. (While on the topic, why does FlashBuilder still not have a "whole word" box to limit searches??).
Note that when I first reported this problem, the compiler was set to ONLY support fr_FR. In fighting this, I changed it to "en_US,fr_FR" hoping that would tell the compiler to load whatever en_US items it was looking for. We really do not want any English support in this version. (We do have another SWF created with only support for en_US, and another for en_UK, etc. Each language is a separate node on our server, so there is no need to mix & match at runtime)
The console shows a lot of swf loads that I do not understand...
The console output shows (my comments after ==> indicator)
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\myname.swf - 2,229,992 bytes after decompression
             ==> our locale is set here, after the above load and before the next line
Look for name file at: ./data/fr_fr/names.csv
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\myname.swf - 21,200 bytes after decompression
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[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 322,606 bytes after decompression
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[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 202,168 bytes after decompression
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Warning: Ignoring 'secure' attribute in policy file from http://fpdownload.adobe.com/pub/swz/crossdomain.xml. The 'secure' attribute is only permitted in HTTPS and socket policy files. See http://www.adobe.com/go/strict_policy_files for details.
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[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 202,168 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 1,303,976 bytes after decompression
[Unload SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\myname.swf ==> some runs see this, but others do not. I expect it is a timing issue of whether it is reached or not before the crash
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 794,898 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 194,635 bytes after decompression
[SWF] C:\ConnectedProducts\common-web\myname\bin-debug\styles\mypals_style.swf - 261,589 bytes after decompression
==> everything looks fine up to here. This is then when the third call to installCompiledResourceBundles occurs
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I am not surprised that the DLL is crashing your system. If you read the Knowledge Base item for that file it specifically refers to RoboHelp 9. Your first step is to restore the correct DLL for Rh10. I hope you backed it up.
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Are you generating the printed document to your local drive?
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See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
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