How do you display the library name?

After upgrade to 11.0.0.163, the library name no longer displays. How do yoy display the library name?

If you a referring to the Library Name that other devices can see over the network, it's in Preferences (Ctrl+,) under the General heading.
Another way to get Preferences up is to:
Hit the 'Alt' key
Click on Edit
Click on Preferences...

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How do you change the library name?

Hi all,
Recently i downloaded the trial version of aperture 3. I liked it so i went ahead and bought the boxed version from the apple store. I authorized the trial version with the my new serial number. My main library name is named "Aperture 3 Trial Library". How can I change the name to a more appropriate name being it is no longer a trial.
Many thanks.

Just change the name in Finder.
Close Aperture. In Finder, select the "Aperture 3 Trial Library" file. Rename it. Double-click the newly named file to launch it. (This last step ensures that when you launch Aperture, it will launch your newly-renamed Library.)

How do you display the tables of EBS R12 (VIS)?

Hi,
My sqlplus does not work but I have an Oracle sqldeveloper. How do you display the tables info of order management module in EBS R12 for windows?
For example:
Base tables
oe_order_headers_all
oe_lines_all
oe_lot_serial_numbers
oe_sales_credits
oe_price_adjustments
Interface tables:
OE_HEADERS_IFACE_ALL
OE_LINES_IFACE_ALL
OE_RESERVTNS_IFACE_ALL
OE_CREDITS_IFACE_ALL
OE_PRICE_ADJS_IFACE_ALL
OE_LOTSERIALS_IFACE_ALL
OE_ACTIONS_IFACE_ALL
Thanks,
Fernando

Hi Fernando,
The tables for Order Management will mostly be in ONT schema - APPS schema only holds Views, Synonyms, PL/SQL Packages and similar abstractions.
In SQL Developer make a connection to the APPS schema, then go to Synonyms and you'll see the tables (note you should filter as there are lots of objects in Apps schema)!
In the synonym SQL tab you can see the base schema for the table, e.g.
CREATE OR REPLACE SYNONYM "APPS"."OE_ORDER_HEADERS_ALL" FOR *"ONT"*."OE_ORDER_HEADERS_ALL";
Make a connection to the base schema, e.g. ONT.
Then you'll see the ONT tables under the Tables folder.
Alternatively, connect as apps and execute SQL "desc OE_ORDER_HEADERS_ALL"
Or look at the APPS schema views instead, e.g. OE_ORDER_HEADERS
Regards,
Gareth
Edited by: gareth.roberts on Aug 18, 2009 11:52 AM

How do you display the capacity/free space for the hard drive......

How do you display the capacity/free space for the hard drive on the desktop, under the hard drive icon.... I have seen this done, but I am not seeing any options to do so.... thanks.

View, Show View Options…, Show item info checkbox.

Hello how do you change the account name

Hello I've bought a second hand Mac mini.
Under system preferences...users and groups...user admin...advanced options
How do you change the user ID, Group, Account name and home directory name?
When I go to do this there is a warning sigh that the user won't be able to log in. As I'm the new owner of the Mac mini I'd like to put my own name there but not share if I'm doing it right.
Thanks Edd

Hello Eddie,
Good thing you asked, not that easy, & can be dangerous...
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1428
If it were me, I'd just make a new admin account, leave the old one for emergency use.

I just set up a wireless network using an airport express. How can you change the network name

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osxdaily.com/2011/08/24/reset-mac-os-x-10-7-lion-password/
Ciao.

How can you display the parameters on the actual report?

I need to display the dates that are entered in as parameters for the report. These parameters change each time the report is run. Is there anyway for these parameters to be displayed and printed on the top of the report?
Thanks in advance for the help!
Doug

Cristian - Thank you very much for the response. However, I do not have the "Edit Titles" option under the Sheet menu item. Could there be a difference in versions? My Discoverer version is as follows:
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Discoverer Model - 4.1.36.22.0
Discoverer Server V4.1.37.01.0
End User Layer V4.1.11.0.0.0
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There are "Edit Sheet" and "Edit Parameter Values" options but these do not have an option similar to what you mention below. Do you know of another method for doing this? Does anyone use the same version of Discoverer?
Thanks for the help,
Doug
Yes you can.
You Just have to modify the Title (Sheet-> Edit Titles)of the report. In The dialog box that appears there is Button that let's you insert diferent values, one of them it's the parameters of your report. This will insert all the parameters with the parameter name and it's value.
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How do you get the column names for a given table from an SQL LocalDB programmatically in Visual Basic.

Just new to this and unable to find answers

My solution
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How do you display the contents of the "dial list table"?

We are starting to make use of the Outbound Dialer functionality. We've setup a TEST campaign with a TEST queue with TEST Agents in the queue. We can upload contacts into the campaign but once we've done that it appears we have little or no visibility as to what is going on with the Dial List.
So far I have been unable to find a way to display the Dial List Table to see what is going on. Is there any easy way to do this or is it necessary to write custom SQL queries to get this information from the Database? I have a case open with the TAC but so far they don't seem to be able to answer this nor have they offered any other tools to manage and monitor the Outbound Dialing. (The Realtime and Historical Reports are way short of useful info, IMHO.)

Hey Beau,
David and Octavian are correct, if the default historical/real time reports are not enough information, you will need to do some digging into a custom SQL query.
From the command line, queries can be run with "run uccx sql db_cra [SQL COMMAND]".
For reference, the DB Schema Guide for the dialing list table will be your best bet in creating the query, and the queries can be run on the CLI to test the output. This can be found here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/crs/express_8_0/user/guide/uccx801dbschema.pdf
Starting on page 35. This lists all of the entries and columns that can be found in the table, as well as any related tables.
Hope this gives you a good starting point. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Regards,
David King

How do you display the horizontal display button in iMovie 11

Can anybody tell me how to display the horizontal display button in Imovie 11 to display the project in one horizontal timeline as opposed to multiple rows?

It is in the top right corner of the Project pane - next to the Marker Buttons. It looks like 3 gray squares.

How do you add the files name to images within a PDF

I have been searching the web trying to find an answer to this question, I am not sure what the proper term is called, but I refer to it as a 'coded pdf'. Hopefully someone knows what I am talking about and can help me find an answer!
The end product is a coded PDF that has the file name of all the images lableled on top the image. For example, a product brochure that has 500 images, all of them would be 'coded' with their file name, to find easy in source files. - Is this an export option in InDesign, or an option somewhere in Acrobat?
Thank you in advance for any help.
-Melissa

No, Melissa's asking for a filename that's searchable - text made of pixels is no use.
Acrobat cannot apply the original image filenames after the PDF has been created as it can't read the information from anywhere. You have two options, both in InDesign:
use smart captions to add the name of the file in a visible format beside each image.
use accessibility tagging and place the image filename in the ALT TEXT field, then export the PDF with tags enabled (the filename will not be visible on the page but will show if you hover your mouse over the image).

How do you display the SQL that BEx uses?

All,
I would like to display the SQL that is submitted to BEx. I understand you can perform a SQL Trace (ST05), but I want to see the SQL before is submitted to BEx. Can anyone help me.
Thanks.

As Allison mentions - use RSRT, choosing Execute + Debug.
From there you will see an option, Display SQL Query, which may be what you want, it displays the SAP's Open SQL, but what you might relate better to is the Display Run Schedule, which will show the SQl as translated to the target DB environment and the Explain (execution) Plan.
Just as an FYI, ST04 is also useful for seeing the SQL and execution plans of a query that has already run. Check it out if you are not familiar with it.

How can you keep the file name when using "Download Linked File As..."?

I'm a longtime PC user finally making the transition to Mac. Some of the tasks that seemed so simple in Windows have really stumped me! One of the tasks I do frequently is download files into specific folders. After much looking, I finally found the "Download Linked File As..." option if I right-click on the download link. The problem is, when I choose this option, I lose the file name. I get a window in which I can choose the desired folder, but the filename is always "0". If I want to keep the filename (and I usually do), I have to type it in manually. Is there anyway around this?

You can post a screen shot by clicking on the liitle Camera icon above your reply. :)
Just checked on 10.7.4+, still the same, something is borked about your install, to see if we need to re-install...
To find out if it's system wide or user specific, try this...
Open System Preferences>Accounts, unlock the lock, click on the little plus icon, make a new admin account, log out & into the new account.
Does it work in the new account?

How do you change the computer name?

I just inherited my dads Mac G5 because he bought a new one for work and it still says the name is "James Whites Computer" and I want to change it to my name, how do I do that?
Thanks.

At least as recently as 10.4, the computer name is in:
System Preferences > Sharing
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