Hash character

Hey guys,
I have no idea since when but I can no longer get a hash character with the ALT+3 shortcut.
I have the British keyboard so it's not a simple SHIFT+3 issue!
Please help! Any CSS coding without the ability to do this is a living nightmare!
HF

I am not completely familiar with a "hash" but is this the character: | ?
If so, I have a key under the delete key that already has it.

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Classpath and hash Character (#)

Hi,
I have some jar files in my java classpath and it looks as if the JVM does not manage to find them when the jar file path contains a hash character (#) (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError Exception is raised)
I haven't found anything about this in docs.
Can anyone help me ?
Thanks
Michel

Maybe not.
However, once I do not need these classes which are stored in a file path with a hash character, everything works fine.
You can experiment by yourself following this basic scenario:
1) store your famous HelloWord.class in a directory containing a hash Character (e.g. C:\tmp\te#st )
2) run your jvm as follows: java -classpath C:\tmp\te#st HelloWord
3) you should see the message
"Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: HelloWorld"
if not, tell me. I am completely wrong.
PS: Enviromment: WindowNT, sdk 1.4.0 or sdk 1.3.1
Michel

Hash character on keyboard

Is there a way to get the hash (#) character from my keyboard without using the Characters window? British keyboard USB

It's OK!!!! Found the answer in 2005 discussion. Slowly learning the ropes of getting help.

Item Field returning value with hash character in Itemupdating?

I am trying to get value of item field from the list. The field is a lookup field with integer value. When I am trying get the value it is coming like 9;#9 (shown below). But I need only 9.
web.AllowUnsafeUpdates = true;
SPList list = web.Lists["Project/Task Status Details"];
SPListItem item = properties.List.GetItemByIdSelectedFields(properties.ListItem.ID, "Project_x002f_Task_x0020_Status_");
int details = (int)item["Project_x002f_Task_x0020_Status_"]; //Error here
How get only value of it? not with hash.
ItsMeSri SP 2013 Foundation

Hi,
You can use:
SPFieldLookupValue fieldLookupValue = new SPFieldLookupValue(item["FieldName"].ToString());
int lookupID = fieldLookupValue.LookupId;
From:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19307175/what%C2%B4s-the-better-way-to-get-id-from-lookup-field-value-programmatically
Nico Martens
SharePoint/Office365/Azure Consultant

Hash is printed in date field in excel output.

Hello,
I am developing a report in abap. Report output is exported to excel by using OLE code technique.
The one date field 'posting date ' is in the system has value i.e 27.12.2009 and i want it to be as 27/12/2009.
i have concatenated the internal table date field into another field ' text ' of type c seperated by '/'.
as follows :
concatenate itab-budat6(2) itab-budat4(2) itab-budat(4) into itab-text separated by '/'.
all dates values are coming right,
except dates which starts with 01.12.2009 to 09/12/2009 are showing hash(###) character and when excel column is extended then it shows
date but in the format 12/01/2009.
how to solve this.

that is because 1 tab = 8 char..
add a single quote ' to the beginning... it will be displayed as u wish....

[SOLVED] rc.xml: & ampersand and # hash break Openbox keybinding URL's

I'm trying to get a keybinding to work in Openbox's rc.xml, so that when I press W-XF86Mail it opens a Google documents spreadsheet.
rc.xml:
<keybind key="W-XF86Mail">
<action name="Execute">
<execute>firefox https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AjuCrdYnTCyacGNfX0FuRzBFUnBOalNxS0VXYjJhVUE&hl=en#gid=3</execute>
</action>
</keybind>
Other keybindings in the same file work fine. But when I reconfigure Openbox I get an error message "One or more XML syntax errors were found while parsing the Openbox configutation files...". After reconfiguration, I press W-XF86Mail and it starts Firefox but opens the wrong URL - the first bit is correct but the last bit reads ...key=0AjuCrdYnTCyacGNfX0FuRzBFUnBOalNxS0VXYjJhVUE=en instead. As you can see the last bit &hl=en#gid=3 is missing. If I delete the & ampersand then the hash # character seems to cause the same problem. Is there a problem with using the ampersand or hash characters in keybindings?
Last edited by dameunmate (2010-09-04 14:24:50)

thanks for the tips, I've now got the right page to load when I type the command into the urxvt terminal. But it still doesn't work with Openbox keybindings, I edit and reconfigure but press the keys and get no response at all. I've checked and the same keybinding will successfully open other programs and webpages. Here's the keybinding in /home/username/.config/openbox/rc.xml:
<keybind key="W-XF86Mail">
<action name="Execute">
<execute>urxvt -e gdocspread</execute>
</action>
</keybind>
I've also tried <execute>urxvt -c gdocspread</execute> and simply <execute>gdocspread</execute> to no avail. However changing the same keybinding command to <execute>urxvt</execute> does open urxvt successfuly.
So the keybinding will open urxvt, and if I manually open a urxvt terminal and type gdocspread firefox starts on my desired web page. So what's the missing link?
NB: About the ampersand:
For some reason even from the terminal it won't work with the ampersand, but I discovered that I can leave that out as it just defines the language. However for future reference it would be useful to know how to put an ampersand in a URL. This is the code that does load the correct page:
home/username/.bashrc
# Check for an interactive session
[ -z "$PS1" ] && return
alias ls='ls --color=auto'
PS1='[\u@\h \W]\$ '
gdocspread() {
firefox https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AjuCrdYnTCyacGNfX0FuRzBFUnBOalNxS0VXYjJhVUE&hl=en#gid=3
Interestingly the URL etc...key=0AjuCrdYnTCyacGNfX0FuRzBFUnBOalNxS0VXYjJhVUE&hl=en#gid=3 and the URL etc...key=0AjuCrdYnTCyacGNfX0FuRzBFUnBOalNxS0VXYjJhVUE&hl=en#gid=3 won't load, the URL gets cut off at the ampersand.
Furthermore it's interesting to note that in the above configuration file /home/username/.bashrc only the ampersand causes problems, but in /home/username/openbox/rc.xml both the ampersand and the hash characters cause the URL to be cut off.

SIMPLE QUESTION - HASH KEY - WHERE IS IT

I've had my MacBook Pro for 2 years and only just noticed the keyboard does NOT have a Hash key.
I need it now for some programming work.
Where is it? How do I invoke the hash character?

Linton Woodman wrote:
I've had my MacBook Pro for 2 years and only just noticed the keyboard does NOT have a Hash key.
That may indicate you have a British keyboard. On that the # key is at Option/alt + 3.
If you have some keyboard other than US or British, let us know.

MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012) - Boot Camp/Win 7 - Num Lock Problem

Hey,
I have a client who has a MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012) who is experiencing a problem when booted into Windows 7 via Boot Camp in that he cannot type certain character like # (hash character by keystroke alt + 3) without Windows 7 error bleeping at him. He needs the # character as part of his password for logging into webmail.
The Boot Camp setup has the latest Boot Camp drivers installed (this was a fresh Boot Camp setup/install today) and every other part of the hardware works I suspect that this problem is not a key mapping problem but more something to do with Windows registering Num Lock as being active.
If the problem is that Num Lock is enabled then what is the keystroke to disable Num Lock? I thought it was fn + 6 but did this change since the Unibody MacBooks?
I understand that there are ways of resurrecting number pad fuctionality as decribed in the MacWorld article (see link below) but this is a Mac OS X System Preference and as such would not operate when booted into Windows via Boot Camp.
http://www.macworld.com/article/1142609/ressurect_numberpad.html
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

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Eastern European characters in PDF report

Hi.
I have successfully integrate Apache FOP into APEX as per http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/application_express/html/configure_printing.html document.
The only problem (for now) I have is displaying eastern european characters in PDF file. Instead of expected characters I get hash(#) character. I have read some documentation on Apache FOP font embedding but I just dont know where to start that is if I am on the right track.
Any solution or hint would be very much appreciated.
Thanx in advance.

I find same problem.
My apex configuration:
Home>Administration>About Application Express
NLS_CHARACTERSET:     EE8ISO8859P2
DAD CHARACTERSET:     UTF-8
Home>Application Builder>Application 107>Shared Components>Report Layouts>Edit Report Layout
Report Layout Type:      Generic Columns (XSL-FO)
Page Template:
+<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'utf-8'?>+
Why I find in PDF '*#*' character in every polish special character?
Please help me in this problem.
M.

I feel stupid asking this but.....

Hi
feel real stupid asking these questions but here goes: -
What is the 'Option' key on the keybord?
If i want use a hash character how do i do that?
when i sign in on my mac i have to type in my password but if i type it wrong it takes me to a windows equivalent of 'DOS' mode why does it do this and how can i stop it?

Hi Again Mr Lenz!
You will find information about all of the keys here Apple Human Interface Guidelines: The Keyboard.
The Option/alt key is located between the Command⌘ and Control keys.
To type a # character, press the Shift + 3 keys. If it's a European keyboard, press the Option + 3 keys.
I'm not sure about the wrong password behavior. If you enter the correct password, does it login OK?
ali b

Consistent Offline Back up.Very urgent.

If i want to take a Consistent offline Backup in to Disk what are the parameters needs to set.. Plz advice ..As i pasted my <initsid.sap> file.
SAP BR*Tools sample profile. #
The parameter syntax is the same as for init.ora parameters. #
Enclose parameter values which consist of more than one symbol in #
double quotes. #
After any symbol, parameter definition can be continued on the next #
line. #
A parameter value list should be enclosed in parentheses, the list #
items should be delimited by commas. #
There can be any number of white spaces (blanks, tabs and new lines) #
between symbols in parameter definition. #
Comment lines must start with a hash character. #
backup mode [all | all_data | full | incr | sap_dir | ora_dir
| all_dir | <tablespace_name> | <file_id> | <file_id1>-<file_id2>
| <generic_path> | (<object_list>)]
default: all
backup_mode = all
restore mode [all | all_data | full | incr | incr_only | incr_full
| incr_all | <tablespace_name> | <file_id> | <file_id1>-<file_id2>
| <generic_path> | (<object_list>) | partial | non_db
redirection with '=' is not supported here - use option '-m' instead
default: all
restore_mode = all
backup type [offline | offline_force | offline_standby | offline_split
| offline_mirror | offline_stop | online | online_cons | online_split
| online_mirror | online_standby | offstby_split | offstby_mirror
default: offline
backup_type = offline
backup device type
[tape | tape_auto | tape_box | pipe | pipe_auto | pipe_box | disk
| disk_copy | disk_standby | stage | stage_copy | stage_standby
| util_file | util_file_online | rman_util | rman_disk | rman_stage
| rman_prep]
default: tape
backup_dev_type = tape
backup root directory [<path_name> | (<path_name_list>)]
default: %SAPDATA_HOME%\sapbackup
backup_root_dir = F:\oracle\MBS\sapbackup
stage root directory [<path_name> | (<path_name_list>)]
default: value of the backup_root_dir parameter
stage_root_dir = F:\oracle\MBS\sapbackup
compression flag [no | yes | hardware | only]
default: no
compress = no
compress command
first $-character is replaced by the source file name
second $-character is replaced by the target file name
<target_file_name> = <source_file_name>.Z
for compress command the -c option must be set
recommended setting for brbackup -k only run:
"%SAPEXE%\mkszip -l 0 -c $ > $"
no default
compress_cmd = "D:\usr\sap\MBS\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\mkszip -c $ > $"
uncompress command
first $-character is replaced by the source file name
second $-character is replaced by the target file name
<source_file_name> = <target_file_name>.Z
for uncompress command the -c option must be set
no default
uncompress_cmd = "D:\usr\sap\MBS\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\uncompress -c $ > $"
directory for compression [<path_name> | (<path_name_list>)]
default: value of the backup_root_dir parameter
compress_dir = F:\oracle\MBS\sapreorg
brarchive function [save | second_copy | double_save | save_delete
| second_copy_delete | double_save_delete | copy_save
| copy_delete_save | delete_saved | delete_copied]
default: save
archive_function = save
directory for archive log copies to disk
default: first value of the backup_root_dir parameter
archive_copy_dir = F:\oracle\MBS\sapbackup
directory for archive log copies to stage
default: first value of the stage_root_dir parameter
archive_stage_dir = F:\oracle\MBS\sapbackup
delete archive logs from duplex destination [only | no | yes | check]
default: only
archive_dupl_del = only
new sapdata home directory for disk_copy | disk_standby
no default
new_db_home = X:\oracle\C11
stage sapdata home directory for stage_copy | stage_standby
default: value of the new_db_home parameter
stage_db_home = /oracle/C11
original sapdata home directory for split mirror disk backup
no default
orig_db_home = /oracle/C11
remote host name
no default
remote_host = <host_name>
remote user name
default: current operating system user
remote_user = <user_name>
tape copy command [cpio | cpio_gnu | dd | dd_gnu | rman | rman_gnu
rman_dd | rman_dd_gnu]
default: cpio
tape_copy_cmd = cpio
disk copy command [copy | copy_gnu | dd | dd_gnu | rman | rman_gnu]
default: copy
disk_copy_cmd = copy
stage copy command [rcp | scp | ftp]
default: rcp
stage_copy_cmd = rcp
pipe copy command [rsh | ssh]
default: rsh
pipe_copy_cmd = rsh
flags for cpio output command
default: -ovB
cpio_flags = -ovB
flags for cpio input command
default: -iuvB
cpio_in_flags = -iuvB
flags for cpio command for copy of directories to disk
default: -pdcu
use flags -pdu for gnu tools
cpio_disk_flags = -pdcu
flags for dd output command
default: "obs=16k"
caution: option "obs=" not supported for Windows
recommended setting:
Unix: "obs=nk bs=nk", example: "obs=64k bs=64k"
Windows: "bs=nk", example: "bs=64k"
dd_flags = "bs=64k"
flags for dd input command
default: "ibs=16k"
caution: option "ibs=" not supported for Windows
recommended setting:
Unix: "ibs=nk bs=nk", example: "ibs=64k bs=64k"
Windows: "bs=nk", example: "bs=64k"
dd_in_flags = "bs=64k"
number of members in RMAN save sets [ 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | tsp | all ]
default: 1
saveset_members = 1
additional parameters for RMAN
rman_channels and rman_filesperset are only used when rman_util,
rman_disk or rman_stage
rman_channels defines the number of parallel sbt channel allocations
rman_filesperset = 0 means:
one file per save set - for non-incremental backups
all files in one save set - for incremental backups
the others have the same meaning as for native RMAN
rman_channels = 1
rman_filesperset = 0
rman_maxpiecesize = 0 # in KB - former name rman_kbytes
rman_rate = 0 # in KB - former name rman_readrate
rman_maxopenfiles = 0
rman_maxsetsize = 0 # in KB - former name rman_setsize
additional parameters for RMAN version 8.1
the parameters have the same meaning as for native RMAN
rman_diskratio = 0 # deprecated in Oracle 10g
rman_pool = 0
rman_copies = 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 # former name rman_duplex
rman_proxy = no | yes | only
special parameters for an external backup library, example:
rman_parms = "BLKSIZE=65536 ENV=(BACKUP_SERVER=HOSTNAME)"
rman_send = "'<command>'"
rman_send = ("channel sbt_1 '<command1>' parms='<parameters1>'",
"channel sbt_2 '<command2>' parms='<parameters2>'")
rman_compress = no | yes
rman_maxcorrupt = (<dbf_name>|<dbf_id>:<corr_cnt>, ...)
remote copy-out command (backup_dev_type = pipe)
$-character is replaced by current device address
no default
copy_out_cmd = "dd ibs=8k obs=64k of=$"
remote copy-in command (backup_dev_type = pipe)
$-character is replaced by current device address
no default
copy_in_cmd = "dd ibs=64k obs=8k if=$"
rewind command
$-character is replaced by current device address
no default
operating system dependent, examples:
HP-UX: "mt -f $ rew"
TRU64: "mt -f $ rewind"
AIX: "tctl -f $ rewind"
Solaris: "mt -f $ rewind"
Windows: "mt -f $ rewind"
Linux: "mt -f $ rewind"
rewind = "mt -f $ rewind"
rewind and set offline command
$-character is replaced by current device address
default: value of the rewind parameter
operating system dependent, examples:
HP-UX: "mt -f $ offl"
TRU64: "mt -f $ offline"
AIX: "tctl -f $ offline"
Solaris: "mt -f $ offline"
Windows: "mt -f $ offline"
Linux: "mt -f $ offline"
rewind_offline = "mt -f $ offline"
tape positioning command
first $-character is replaced by current device address
second $-character is replaced by number of files to be skipped
no default
operating system dependent, examples:
HP-UX: "mt -f $ fsf $"
TRU64: "mt -f $ fsf $"
AIX: "tctl -f $ fsf $"
Solaris: "mt -f $ fsf $"
Windows: "mt -f $ fsf $"
Linux: "mt -f $ fsf $"
tape_pos_cmd = "mt -f $ fsf $"
mount backup volume command in auto loader / juke box
used if backup_dev_type = tape_box | pipe_box
no default
mount_cmd = "<mount_cmd> $ $ $ [$]"
dismount backup volume command in auto loader / juke box
used if backup_dev_type = tape_box | pipe_box
no default
dismount_cmd = "<dismount_cmd> $ $ [$]"
split mirror disks command
used if backup_type = offline_split | online_split | offline_mirror
| online_mirror
no default
split_cmd = "<split_cmd> [$]"
resynchronize mirror disks command
used if backup_type = offline_split | online_split | offline_mirror
| online_mirror
no default
resync_cmd = "<resync_cmd> [$]"
additional options for SPLITINT interface program
no default
split_options = "<split_options>"
resynchronize after backup flag [no | yes]
default: no
split_resync = no
pre-split command
no default
pre_split_cmd = "<pre_split_cmd>"
post-split command
no default
post_split_cmd = "<post_split_cmd>"
volume size in KB = K, MB = M or GB = G (backup device dependent)
default: 1200M
recommended values for tape devices without hardware compression:
60 m 4 mm DAT DDS-1 tape: 1200M
90 m 4 mm DAT DDS-1 tape: 1800M
120 m 4 mm DAT DDS-2 tape: 3800M
125 m 4 mm DAT DDS-3 tape: 11000M
112 m 8 mm Video tape: 2000M
112 m 8 mm high density: 4500M
DLT 2000 10/20 GB: 10000M
DLT 2000XT 15/30 GB: 15000M
DLT 4000 20/40 GB: 20000M
DLT 7000 35/70 GB: 35000M
recommended values for tape devices with hardware compression:
60 m 4 mm DAT DDS-1 tape: 1000M
90 m 4 mm DAT DDS-1 tape: 1600M
120 m 4 mm DAT DDS-2 tape: 3600M
125 m 4 mm DAT DDS-3 tape: 10000M
112 m 8 mm Video tape: 1800M
112 m 8 mm high density: 4300M
DLT 2000 10/20 GB: 9000M
DLT 2000XT 15/30 GB: 14000M
DLT 4000 20/40 GB: 18000M
DLT 7000 35/70 GB: 30000M
tape_size = 100G
volume size in KB = K, MB = M or GB = G used by brarchive
default: value of the tape_size parameter
tape_size_arch = 100G
level of parallel execution
default: 0 - set to number of backup devices
exec_parallel = 0
address of backup device without rewind
[<dev_address> | (<dev_address_list>)]
no default
operating system dependent, examples:
HP-UX: /dev/rmt/0mn
TRU64: /dev/nrmt0h
AIX: /dev/rmt0.1
Solaris: /dev/rmt/0mn
Windows: /dev/nmt0 | /dev/nst0
Linux: /dev/nst0
tape_address = /dev/nmt0
address of backup device without rewind used by brarchive
default: value of the tape_address parameter
operating system dependent
tape_address_arch = /dev/nmt0
address of backup device with rewind
[<dev_address> | (<dev_address_list>)]
no default
operating system dependent, examples:
HP-UX: /dev/rmt/0m
TRU64: /dev/rmt0h
AIX: /dev/rmt0
Solaris: /dev/rmt/0m
Windows: /dev/mt0 | /dev/st0
Linux: /dev/st0
tape_address_rew = /dev/mt0
address of backup device with rewind used by brarchive
default: value of the tape_address_rew parameter
operating system dependent
tape_address_rew_arch = /dev/mt0
address of backup device with control for mount/dismount command
[<dev_address> | (<dev_address_list>)]
default: value of the tape_address_rew parameter
operating system dependent
tape_address_ctl = /dev/...
address of backup device with control for mount/dismount command
used by brarchive
default: value of the tape_address_rew_arch parameter
operating system dependent
tape_address_ctl_arch = /dev/...
volumes for brarchive
[<volume_name> | (<volume_name_list>) | SCRATCH]
no default
volume_archive = (MBSA01, MBSA02, MBSA03, MBSA04, MBSA05,
MBSA06, MBSA07, MBSA08, MBSA09, MBSA10,
MBSA11, MBSA12, MBSA13, MBSA14, MBSA15,
MBSA16, MBSA17, MBSA18, MBSA19, MBSA20,
MBSA21, MBSA22, MBSA23, MBSA24, MBSA25,
MBSA26, MBSA27, MBSA28, MBSA29, MBSA30)
volumes for brbackup
[<volume_name> | (<volume_name_list>) | SCRATCH]
no default
volume_backup = (MBSB01, MBSB02, MBSB03, MBSB04, MBSB05,
MBSB06, MBSB07, MBSB08, MBSB09, MBSB10,
MBSB11, MBSB12, MBSB13, MBSB14, MBSB15,
MBSB16, MBSB17, MBSB18, MBSB19, MBSB20,
MBSB21, MBSB22, MBSB23, MBSB24, MBSB25,
MBSB26, MBSB27, MBSB28, MBSB29, MBSB30)
expiration period for backup volumes in days
default: 30
expir_period = 30
recommended usages of backup volumes
default: 100
tape_use_count = 100
backup utility parameter file
default: no parameter file
util_par_file = initMBS.utl
mount/dismount command parameter file
default: no parameter file
mount_par_file = initMBS.mnt
Oracle connection name to the primary database
[primary_db = <conn_name> | LOCAL]
no default
primary_db = <conn_name>
Oracle connection name to the standby database
[standby_db = <conn_name> | LOCAL]
no default
standby_db = <conn_name>
description of parallel instances for Oracle RAC
parallel_instances = <inst_desc> | (<inst_desc_list>)
<inst_desc_list> - <inst_desc>[,<inst_desc>...]
<inst_desc> - <Oracle_sid>:<Oracle_home>@<conn_name>
<Oracle_sid> - Oracle system id for parallel instance
<Oracle_home> - Oracle home for parallel instance
<conn_name> - Oracle connection name to parallel instance
Please include the local instance in the parameter definition!
default: no parallel instances
example for initRAC001.sap:
parallel_instances = (RAC001:/oracle/RAC/920_64@RAC001,
RAC002:/oracle/RAC/920_64@RAC002, RAC003:/oracle/RAC/920_64@RAC003)
database owner of objects to be checked
<owner> | (<owner_list>)
default: all SAP owners
check_owner = sapr3
database objects to be excluded from checks
all_part | non_sap | [<owner>.]<table> | [<owner>.]<index>
| [<owner>.]<prefix>* | <tablespace> | (<object_list>)
default: no exclusion, example:
check_exclude = (SDBAH, SAPR3.SDBAD)
database owner of SDBAH, SDBAD and XDB tables for cleanup
<owner> | (<owner_list>)
default: all SAP owners
cleanup_owner = sapr3
retention period in days for brarchive log files
default: 30
cleanup_brarchive_log = 30
retention period in days for brbackup log files
default: 30
cleanup_brbackup_log = 30
retention period in days for brconnect log files
default: 30
cleanup_brconnect_log = 30
retention period in days for brrestore log files
default: 30
cleanup_brrestore_log = 30
retention period in days for brrecover log files
default: 30
cleanup_brrecover_log = 30
retention period in days for brspace log files
default: 30
cleanup_brspace_log = 30
retention period in days for archive log files saved on disk
default: 30
cleanup_disk_archive = 30
retention period in days for database files backed up on disk
default: 30
cleanup_disk_backup = 30
retention period in days for brspace export dumps and scripts
default: 30
cleanup_exp_dump = 30
retention period in days for Oracle trace and audit files
default: 30
cleanup_ora_trace = 30
retention period in days for records in SDBAH and SDBAD tables
default: 100
cleanup_db_log = 100
retention period in days for records in XDB tables
default: 100
cleanup_xdb_log = 100
retention period in days for database check messages
default: 100
cleanup_check_msg = 100
database owner of objects to adapt next extents
<owner> | (<owner_list>)
default: all SAP owners
next_owner = sapr3
database objects to adapt next extents
all | all_ind | special | [<owner>.]<table> | [<owner>.]<index>
| [<owner>.]<prefix>* | <tablespace> | (<object_list>)
default: all abjects of selected owners, example:
next_table = (SDBAH, SAPR3.SDBAD)
database objects to be excluded from adapting next extents
all_part | [<owner>.]<table> | [<owner>.]<index> | [<owner>.]<prefix>*
| <tablespace> | (<object_list>)
default: no exclusion, example:
next_exclude = (SDBAH, SAPR3.SDBAD)
database objects to get special next extent size
all_sel:<size>[/<limit>] | [<owner>.]<table>:<size>[/<limit>]
| [<owner>.]<index>:<size>[/<limit>]
| [<owner>.]<prefix>*:<size>[/<limit>] | (<object_size_list>)
default: according to table category, example:
next_special = (SDBAH:100K, SAPR3.SDBAD:1M/200)
maximum next extent size
default: 2 GB - 5 * <database_block_size>
next_max_size = 1G
maximum number of next extents
default: 0 - unlimited
next_limit_count = 300
database owner of objects to update statistics
<owner> | (<owner_list>)
default: all SAP owners
stats_owner = sapr3
database objects to update statistics
all | all_ind | all_part | missing | info_cubes | dbstatc_tab
| dbstatc_mon | dbstatc_mona | [<owner>.]<table> | [<owner>.]<index>
| [<owner>.]<prefix>* | <tablespace> | (<object_list>) | harmful
| locked | system_stats | oradict_stats
default: all abjects of selected owners, example:
stats_table = (SDBAH, SAPR3.SDBAD)
database objects to be excluded from updating statistics
all_part | info_cubes | [<owner>.]<table> | [<owner>.]<index>
| [<owner>.]<prefix>* | <tablespace> | (<object_list>)
default: no exclusion, example:
stats_exclude = (SDBAH, SAPR3.SDBAD)
method for updating statistics for tables not in DBSTATC
E | EH | EI | EX | C | CH | CI | CX | A | AH | AI | AX | E= | C= | =H
| =I | =X | +H | +I
default: according to internal rules
stats_method = E
sample size for updating statistics for tables not in DBSTATC
P<percentage_of_rows> | R<thousands_of_rows>
default: according to internal rules
stats_sample_size = P10
number of buckets for updating statistics with histograms
default: 75
stats_bucket_count = 75
threshold for collecting statistics after checking
default: 50%
stats_change_threshold = 50
number of parallel threads for updating statistics
default: 1
stats_parallel_degree = 1
processing time limit in minutes for updating statistics
default: 0 - no limit
stats_limit_time = 0
parameters for calling DBMS_STATS supplied package
all:R|B:A|D|0|<degree> | all_part:R|B:A|D|0|<degree>
| info_cubes:R|B:A|D|0|<degree> | [<owner>.]<table>:R|B:A|D|0|<degree>
| [<owner>.]<prefix>*:R|B:A|D|0|<degree> | (<object_list>) | NO
'R' - row sampling, 'B' - block sampling, 'A' - auto degree,
'D' - default degree, '0' - table degree
default: ALL:R:0
stats_dbms_stats = ([ALL:R:1,][<owner>.]<table>:R:<degree>,...)
definition of info cube tables
default | rsnspace_tab | [<owner>.]<table> | [<owner>.]<prefix>*
| (<object_list>) | null
default: from RSNSPACE control table
stats_info_cubes = (/BIC/D, /BI0/D, ...)
recovery type [complete | dbpit | tspit | reset | restore | apply
| disaster]
default: complete
recov_type = complete
directory for brrecover file copies
default: $SAPDATA_HOME/sapbackup
recov_copy_dir = F:\oracle\MBS\sapbackup
time period for searching for backups
0 - all available backups, >0 - backups from n last days
default: 30
recov_interval = 30
degree of paralelism for applying archive log files
0 - use Oracle default parallelism, 1 - serial, >1 - parallel
default: Oracle default
recov_degree = 0
number of lines for scrolling in list menus
0 - no scrolling, >0 - scroll n lines
default: 20
scroll_lines = 20
time period for displaying profiles and logs
0 - all available logs, >0 - logs from n last days
default: 30
show_period = 30
directory for brspace file copies
default: $SAPDATA_HOME/sapreorg
space_copy_dir = F:\oracle\MBS\sapreorg
directory for table export dump files
default: $SAPDATA_HOME/sapreorg
exp_dump_dir = F:\oracle\MBS\sapreorg
database tables for reorganization
[<owner>.]<table> | [<owner>.]<prefix>* | [<owner>.]<prefix>%
| (<table_list>)
no default
reorg_table = (SDBAH, SAPR3.SDBAD)
database indexes for rebuild
[<owner>.]<index> | [<owner>.]<prefix>* | [<owner>.]<prefix>%
| (<index_list>)
no default
rebuild_index = (SDBAH0, SAPR3.SDBAD0)
database tables for export
[<owner>.]<table> | [<owner>.]<prefix>* | [<owner>.]<prefix>%
| (<table_list>)
no default
exp_table = (SDBAH, SAPR3.SDBAD)
database tables for import
<table> | (<table_list>)
no default
do not specify table owner in the list - use -o|-owner option for this
imp_table = (SDBAH, SDBAD)

Checkout more options..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/0d/d309664a0c11d182b80000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
Regards,
Siddhesh

How to represent # in hyperlink URLs

I have a series of URLs that I want to use in hyperlinks, that all have a hash character in them. The hash character is necessary to load the page properly.
However, when I enter the URL "as is", the hash becomes %23 in the address bar, and the page does not display correctly.
The only method that works so far, is to replace the "#" with "&hash;". This works, but leaves "&hash;" in the url, unchanged. It also means I have to massage every URL.
That's not really a problem for my current purposes, but am wondering of there is a way to end up with just # as the final representation in the address bar of the browser.
What I've tried so far (in the hyperlink url):
Fails:
%23
char(35)
OK:
# (becomes &%2335;)
&hash;
Any ideas? :-)

The hyperlink function is fine. It's just that if there is a hash in the resulting hyperlink, then when I click on it, the browser interprets the hash as "%23" and then the page doesn't load properly.
Might be just that site, and/or just that browser.
Here's a sample link:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/cgi/mesh/2012/MB_cgi?mode=&term=Body+Regions&field=entry# TreeA01
Safari is my default browser.
Obviously, if I copy that link into Safari, there's no problem.
The problem lies in the interface between Numbers sending the link, and Safari interpreting what was sent.

Adding footnotes in Dreamweaver 2004

Please could someone help a Silver Surfer - I wish to include numbers in a text document i.e. (1)- (2) and link them to an explanatory footnote/s at the bottom of the finished document. By this I mean clicking (1) in the text links to Footnote (1) at the bottom of the page. I am up to speed with ordinary hyperlinks but am unable to fathom how to do this. I would be grateful for any help.

BL ::
I must be terribly dim-witted.
No, just learning something new! ;)
BL ::
Have read and re-read how to use Named Anchors I am just unable to get a connection. I have a document containing footnotes i.e.(1)in the document test which when clicked will bring up the footnote 1.School Farm - (2) in the text which will bring up footnote 2.Rectory Farm and so on.
I know; those instructions are sometimes very dense to read; bad instructional designers. Ok; When you create named anchors, these are special types of links that connect to locations inside your own document. These are not external links such as
a href (web link) and
mailto: (email link). Named anchors are actually
labels, and have the HTML denotation
"«a name="your_anchor_label"»«/a»".
Use your Code View to see the HTML. If I read you correctly, you seem to be putting a literal hash (#) character in your little naming box. Don't do that. Maybe that is one thing that got confused when you read the help section. Hash marks are (in HTML
coding
) ONLY for the reference TO the named anchor, which is "the link", but actually the link
target. The Named Anchor is merely the target location
in the HTML code itself that "marks" the reference endpoint, i.e., the footnote/endnote target. That's what happens when you choose Insert>Named Anchor. You name the anchor, not the originating activating hyperlink. Better?
To connect the dots you have to keep track of two locations:
1. your referencing link
pointer, i.e. School Farm
1,
and
2. its anchor
ed linkage location, i.e. the footnote itself, or
1. Rectory Farm [& etc].
Click at the beginning of the paragraph of your
footnote and choose Insert>Named Anchor from the Insert menu. You must then type in a name that has
no spaces. None. You could just as well name it rectoryfarm_note or RectoryFarm if you so wished. Just keep track of the upper/lowercase spellings.
No.2 above is the named anchor, the "marker label" in your document where the footnote actually is. No.1 above
calls forth the named anchor; these have to be connected in the HTML code. To do that, the easy way is to
select your anchor reference [your superscript numeral, usually] and type in #YourAnchorName into the link field in the Properties panel/inspector.
In the Properties Inspector link field, you must use and/or see the # (hash) symbol in front of the
exact spelling (upper/lower case sensitive) you have given your named anchor. In this case, it would be #RectoryFarm or whatever.
The # ONLY goes on the in-text footnote marker
link in the Properties Inspector link field, not in the naming of the Named Anchor.
Test it in your web browser; the link will (should) jump to your footnote. (To jump
back, you have to also add a reverse of the process, and make up a named anchor connection to your in-text footnote location, too. Ugh. Gets more complicated,.... :) )
Here is a bit of example code to illustrate.
=========
... that denote neobaroque art.<*sup><*b>
><*a href="#note_003">3<*/a><*/b><*/sup>
«--- the superscripted numeral
<*b><*
a name="note_003"><*/a>18 <*/b> Jacqueline Barnitz,
<*i>Twentieth-century art of Latin America<*/i>, 1st ed. (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2001), p.202 <*/b>
this is the footnote with the Named Anchor! (a name="note_003"; leave in the quote marks)
==========
NOTE: Where ever you see an asterisk, I have had to insert that to force Adobe to show you code. Leave out the asterisk! (Also, named anchors are 'hidden' from view in the Dreamweaver editing window; you need to turn on 'Show Invisible Elements' in the View>Visual Aids menu. Then you will be shown a cute little yellow anchor symbol/signal where your named anchors are located within your text. It will not show the referencing link, though. That shows up as blue and underlined.)
Hope this is a bit clearer.
Ricardo Hoegg [[
Email for help here]]

Type on a path - text disappears

Hope someone can help; I've typed text on a path round a circle filled with a photo - no problem - but the moment I come away from the text by clicking on the pointer for eg, the text vanishes. If I click back into the text, the type tool sits there and if you type any character the whole thing comes back up (with the extra character) so I delete that extra character fine - can see the type on the page. Go to Save for eg and the text vanishes again - hope someone can help. CS2 by the way. Have done this in the past without a problem so do not understand what I am doing wrong this time.

Have tried the views and it's not that and scrolling didn't work either - I
believe it is something to do with the overset and I'm completely muddled -
I can't see why it should need to carry the text over - it finishes where I
am with the hash character. This is something I only do once in a blue moon
so am floundering somewhat - if you can explain easily what to do about the
overset I would be very grateful.
Kind regards, Christina

Deploying Java Comm API

Hi,
I am developing an applet which uses Java Comm API. I'm running into some deployment issue. My understanding is that Java Comm API needs to have win32com.dll and javax.comm.properties files installed on the client machine for my applet to use Comm API. Is there a way around this? The ideal way will be to have everything (win32com.dll and javax.comm.properties) in a jar file so that it doesn't need to install any file on the client machine. However looking at previous posts, I don't think that's possible with Java Plug-in. Will I be able to utilize Java WebStart to accomplish this? I'll be interested to find how other people deploy Java Comm API. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Joy

I�ve developed a solution to this problem. I created a class that creates the javax.comm.properties file where the comm.jar lib looks for it. The trick is to run the method that creates the file before the lib looks for it.
I show you the example of my code:
import java.io.BufferedWriter;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
public final class PrinterInit {
    public static void printerInit(){
        String archivoConf =
            System.getProperty("java.home") + File.separator + "lib" +
            File.separator + "javax.comm.properties";
        try {
            BufferedWriter out = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(archivoConf));
            out.write(
                "#"+ "\n" +
                "# Drivers loaded by the Java Communications API standard extension"+ "\n" +
                "# at initialization time "+ "\n" +
                "# "+ "\n" +
                "# Format: "+ "\n" +
                "#   Each line must contain ONE driver definition only "+ "\n" +
                "#   Each line must be of the form: "+ "\n" +
                "#           driver=<ClassName> "+ "\n" +
                "#       No spaces or tabs in the line. "+ "\n" +
                "#       ClassName must implement the interface javax.comm.CommDriver "+ "\n" +
                "#           example: driver=Win32Serial"+ "\n" +
                "#   "+ "\n" +
                "#"+ "\n" +
                "# The hash(#) character indicates comment till end of line."+ "\n" +
                "#"+ "\n" +
                "# Windows Serial Driver"+ "\n" +
                "Driver=com.sun.comm.Win32Driver" + "\n");
            out.close();
        } catch (IOException e) {
            System.err.println("No se pudo crear el archivo:" + "javax.comm.properties");
            System.err.println("Ruta completa:" + archivoConf);
}Before opening the port I call
PrinterInit.printerInit();This example writes de javax.comm.properties file needed for a windows implementation. You can change the value of the Driver property for the system you are using.
Good Luck!

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