How to avoid pitch difference during MediaPlayer rate change

Hi guys, I have been developing one MediaPlayer application for playing the video and I found pitch difference when ever I change the mediaPlayer rate like 0.5,1.5. I have tried to look over the internal API of MediaPlayer but my try was worthless. Found few internal class like GSTPlayer and many of the methods are native which is directly bind with the C library I guess. So I would be grateful if any of you guys have something alternative for this problem's solution. Thanks

Raghu and Ravi:
Thanks for your quick responses, but I still need to load data into ODS in a traditional way. Data from R/3 should flow through InfoSource and Update Rules into ODS. Transactional ODS doesn't support that.

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Please reply:how to avoid extra trailing spaces while using cursor sharing

i am using cursor sharing with FORCE or SIMILAR.
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CURSOR SHARING is a feature in which multiple sql statements
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(SELECT MAX (dept_no)
FROM emp
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AND node.dept_type = :7
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alter session set cursor_sharing ='EXACT'
select 1 from dual;
'1'
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AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND prs.stnl_target_table_cid = 101
AND prs.target_table_sid = prxm.pa_rqst_x_mbr_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
-- 6. Patient Event Level
TRN02 Reference Identification
TRN03 Originating Company Identifier
TRN04 Reference Identification
UM01 Request Category Code
UM02 Certification Type Code
UM03 Service Type Code
UM04-1 Facility Code Value
UM04-2 Facility Code Qualifier
UM06 Level of Service Code
UM07 Current Health Condition Code
UM08 Prognosis Code
UM09 Release of Information Code
UM10 Delay Reason Code
SELECT 'TRN02,TRN03,TRN04,UMO1,UMO2,UM04_1,UM04_2,UM06,UM07,UM08,UM09,UM10,'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT prd.patient_event_tracking_number
|| ','
|| prd.orginating_company_identifier
|| ','
|| prd.trace_assigning_entity_idntfr
|| ','
|| prs.rqst_ctgry_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prs.rqst_crtfctn_type_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prs.x12_pa_srvc_type_code
|| ','
|| prs.facility_type_code
|| ','
|| prs.unfrm_blng_facility_type_code
|| ','
|| prs.srvc_rqd_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prs.current_health_cndtn_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prs.prognosis_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prs.rls_of_info_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prs.delay_reason_lkpcd
|| ','
FROM pa_request_service prs,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf,
pa_request_detail prd
WHERE prs.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND pr.pa_rqst_sid = prd.pa_rqst_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
--Patient Event Level situational information
SELECT 'meta_data_cid,data_value,iteration_number,Created_by,modified_by'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT prs.meta_data_cid
|| ','
|| prs.data_value
|| ','
|| prs.iteration_number
|| ','
|| prs.created_by
|| ','
|| prs.modified_by
|| ','
FROM pa_request_service prsv,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf,
pa_request_situational prs
WHERE prsv.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND prs.stnl_target_table_cid = 103
AND prs.target_table_sid = prsv.pa_rqst_srvc_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
---Diagnosis
HI01 Health Care Code Information
HI01-1 Code List Qualifier Code
HI01-2 Industry Code
HI01-3 Date Time Period Format Qualifier
HI01-4 Date Time Period
SELECT 'HI01_1,HI01_2,HI01_3'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT prd.pa_diagnosis_type_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prd.diagnosis_iid
|| ','
|| prd.from_date
|| ','
FROM pa_request_x_diagnosis prd,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE prd.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
-- Request detail
TRN02 Reference Identification
TRN03 Originating Company Identifier
TRN04 Reference Identification
SELECT 'TRN02,TRN03,TRN04'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT prd.patient_event_tracking_number
|| ','
|| prd.orginating_company_identifier
|| ','
|| prd.trace_assigning_entity_idntfr
|| ','
FROM pa_request_detail prd,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE prd.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
-- ambulance Transaportation
CR101 Unit or Basis for Measurement Code
CR102 Weight
CR103 Ambulance Transport Code
CR104 Ambulance Transport Reason Code
CR105 Unit or Basis for Measurement Code
CR106 Quantity
CR109 Description
CR110 Description
SELECT 'CR101,CR102,CR103,CR104,CR105,CR106,CR109,CR110'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT pat.weight_uom_code
|| ','
|| pat.patient_weight
|| ','
|| pat.amblnc_transport_type_lkpcd
|| ','
|| pat.amblnc_transport_rsn_lkpcd
|| ','
|| pat.distance_uom_code
|| ','
|| pat.trnsprtn_distance
|| ','
|| pat.round_trip_purpose_desc
|| ','
|| pat.stretcher_purpose_desc
|| ','
FROM pa_request_ambulance_transport pat,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE pat.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
-- 2000F SV1
SV101-1 Product/Service ID Qualifier Change values
SV101-2 Product/Service ID Need to change label to Procedure Code.
SV101-3 Procedure Modifier No change required to PA screen
SV101-4 Procedure Modifier No change required to PA screen
SV101-5 Procedure Modifier No change required to PA screen
SV101-6 Procedure Modifier No change required to PA screen
SV101-7 Description No change required to PA screen. Will map to the Remarks field on the Screen
SV102 Monetary Amount
SV103 Unit or Basis for Measurement Code
SV104 Quantity
SV107 Composite Diagnosis Code Pointer
SV107-1 Diagnosis Code Pointer
SV107-2 Diagnosis Code Pointer
SV107-3 Diagnosis Code Pointer
SV107-4 Diagnosis Code Pointer
SV111 Yes/No Condition or Response Code
SV120 Level of Care Code
SELECT 'TRN_Reference_Identif,TRN_Originating_CMP_Identif,TRN_Reference_IdentiReference Identiff,Reference_Identif,Reference_Identification,Reference_Identif,Product/Service_ID_Qualifier,Product/Service_ID,Procedure_Modifier,Procedure_Modifier,Procedure_Modifier,Procedure_Modifier,Description'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT prp.srvc_trace_nmbr_1
|| ','
|| prp.trace_asgn_enty_adtnl_idntfr_1
|| ','
|| prp.trace_asgn_enty_adtnl_idntfr_1
|| ','
|| prp.trace_asgn_enty_adtnl_idntfr_2
|| ','
|| prp.prvs_rvw_athrztn_nmbr
|| ','
|| prp.prvs_administrative_rfrnc_nmbr
|| ','
|| prp.x12_code_list_qlfr_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prp.procedure_iid
|| ','
|| prp.mdfr_code
|| ','
|| prp.mdfr2_code
|| ','
|| prp.mdfr3_code
|| ','
|| prp.mdfr4_code
|| ','
|| prp.drug_desc
|| ','
FROM pa_request_procedure prp,
pa_request_service prs,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE prp.pa_rqst_srvc_sid = prs.pa_rqst_srvc_sid
AND prs.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HHIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
SV2 SV201 Product/Service ID
SV2 SV202 Composite Medical Procedure Identifier
SV2 SV202-1 Product/Service ID Qualifier
SV2 SV202-2 Product/Service ID
SV2 SV202-3 Procedure Modifier
SV2 202-4 Procedure Modifier
SV2 SV202-5 Procedure Modifier
SV2 SV202-6 Procedure Modifier
SV2 SV202-7 Description
SV2 SV202-8 Product/Service ID
SV2 SV203 Monetary Amount
SV2 SV204 Unit or Basis for Measurement Code
SV2 SV205 Quantity
SV2 SV206 Unit Rate
SV2 SV209 Nursing Home Residential Status Code
SELECT 'Product/Service ID,Product/Service ID Qual,Product/Service ID,Product Modifier,Product Modifier,Product Modifier,Product Modifier,Description,Unit Rate,'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT prp.revenue_iid ||','||
prp.x12_code_list_qlfr_lkpcd ||','||
prp.procedure_iid ||','||
prp.mdfr_code ||','||
prp.mdfr2_code ||','||
prp.mdfr3_code ||','||
prp.mdfr4_code ||','|| prp.drug_desc ||','||
prp.srvc_line_rate ||','
FROM pa_request_procedure prp,
pa_request_service prs,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE prp.pa_rqst_srvc_sid = prs.pa_rqst_srvc_sid
AND prs.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
-- 2000F SV3
SV301 Composite Medical Procedure Identifier
SV301-1 Product/Service ID Qualifier
SV301-2 Product/Service ID
SV301-3 Procedure Modifier
SV301-4 Procedure Modifier
SV301-5 Procedure Modifier
SV301-6 Procedure Modifier
SV301-7 Description
SV301-8 Product/Service ID
SV302 Monetary Amount
SV304 Oral Cavity Designation
SV304-1 Oral Cavity Designation Code
SV304-2 Oral Cavity Designation Code
SV304-3 Oral Cavity Designation Code
SV304-4 Oral Cavity Designation Code
SV304-5 Oral Cavity Designation Code
SV305 Prosthesis, Crown or Inlay Code
SV306 Quantity
SV307 Description
select 'Product/Service ID Qual,Product/Service ID,Procedure Modifier,Procedure Modifier,Procedure Modifier,Procedure Modifier,Description,Oral Cavity Designation Code,Oral Cavity Designation Code,Oral Cavity Designation Code,Oral Cavity Designation Code,ProsthesisCrown Inlay Code,Description' from dual;
SELECT prp.x12_code_list_qlfr_lkpcd
|| ','
|| prp.procedure_iid
|| ','
|| prp.mdfr_code
|| ','
|| prp.mdfr2_code
|| ','
|| prp.mdfr3_code
|| ','
|| prp.mdfr4_code
|| ','
|| prp.drug_desc
|| ','
|| prp.oral_cavity_dsgntn2_cid
|| ','
|| prp.oral_cavity_dsgntn3_cid
|| ','
|| prp.oral_cavity_dsgntn4_cid
|| ','
|| prp.oral_cavity_dsgntn5_cid
|| ','
|| prp.prosthesis_crown_inlay_code
|| ','
|| prp.remark
|| ','
FROM pa_request_procedure prp,
pa_request_service prs,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE prp.pa_rqst_srvc_sid = prs.pa_rqst_srvc_sid
AND prs.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
-- 2000F TOO pending Prakash to Write
--Tooth Information
SELECT 'Industry Code,Tooth Surface,TOO03-1_Tooth Surface Code,TOO03-2_Tooth Surface Code,TOO03-3_Tooth Surface Code,TOO03-4_Tooth Surface Code,'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT prp.tooth_number_cid
|| ','
|| prp.tooth_surface_cid
|| ','
|| prp.tooth_surface2_cid
|| ','
|| prp.tooth_surface3_cid
|| ','
|| prp.tooth_surface4_cid
|| ','
|| prp.tooth_surface5_cid
|| ','
FROM pa_request_procedure prp,
pa_request_service prs,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE prp.pa_rqst_srvc_sid = prs.pa_rqst_srvc_sid
AND prs.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
--tooth SItuational Information
select 'Monetary Amount,Quantity' from dual;
SELECT prpt.rqst_prcdr_amt||','|| prpt.rqst_prcdr_units||','
FROM pa_rqst_prcdr_transaction prpt,
pa_request_procedure prp,
pa_request_service prs,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE prpt.pa_rqst_prcdr_sid = prp.pa_rqst_prcdr_sid
AND prp.pa_rqst_srvc_sid = prs.pa_rqst_srvc_sid
AND prs.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
-- pa_rqst_prcdr_x_prvdr_lctn
select 'pa_rqst_prcdr_sid,pa_rqst_x_prvdr_lctn_sid' from dual;
SELECT prppl.pa_rqst_prcdr_sid||','|| prppl.pa_rqst_x_prvdr_lctn_sid||','
FROM pa_rqst_prcdr_x_prvdr_lctn prppl,
pa_request_procedure prp,
pa_request_service prs,
pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf
WHERE prppl.pa_rqst_prcdr_sid = prp.pa_rqst_prcdr_sid
AND prp.pa_rqst_srvc_sid = prs.pa_rqst_srvc_sid
AND prs.pa_rqst_sid = pr.pa_rqst_sid
AND pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
-- error Details
--Header level error details
SELECT 'pa_rqst_sid,pa_error_nmbr,pa_error_sid,reject_reason_lkpcd,follow_up_action_lkpcd,aaa_segment_loop_nmbr,run_nmbr,'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT prre.pa_rqst_sid
|| ','
|| pe.pa_error_nmbr
|| ','
|| pe.pa_error_sid
|| ','
|| ped.reject_reason_lkpcd
|| ','
|| ped.follow_up_action_lkpcd
|| ','
|| ped.aaa_segment_loop_nmbr
|| ','
|| prre.run_nmbr
|| ','
FROM pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf,
pa_request_run_error prre,
pa_error pe,
pa_error_detail ped
WHERE pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND pr.pa_rqst_sid = prre.pa_rqst_sid
AND prre.pa_error_sid = pe.pa_error_sid
AND pe.pa_error_sid = ped.pa_error_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
---Line Level Error Details
SELECT 'pa_rqst_sid,pa_error_nmbr,pa_error_sid,reject_reason_lkpcd,follow_up_action_lkpcd,aaa_segment_loop_nmbr'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT pr.pa_rqst_sid
|| ','
|| pe.pa_error_nmbr
|| ','
|| pe.pa_error_sid
|| ','
|| ped.reject_reason_lkpcd
|| ','
|| ped.follow_up_action_lkpcd
|| ','
|| ped.aaa_segment_loop_nmbr
|| ','
FROM pa_request pr,
pa_transaction_request ptr,
input_acknwldgmnt ia,
input_batch_file ibf,
pa_request_service prs,
pa_request_procedure prp,
pa_request_procedure_run_error prpre,
pa_error pe,
pa_error_detail ped
WHERE pr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid = ptr.pa_trnsctn_rqst_sid
AND ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND pr.pa_rqst_sid = prs.pa_rqst_sid
AND prs.pa_rqst_srvc_sid = prp.pa_rqst_srvc_sid
AND prp.pa_rqst_prcdr_sid = prpre.pa_rqst_prcdr_sid
AND prpre.pa_error_sid = pe.pa_error_sid
AND pe.pa_error_sid = ped.pa_error_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
SPOOL off
SET head on
SET feed on
SET termout on
SET pause on

833560 wrote:
Hi all,
I am spooling 30 query results into one CSV file ,I am getting two empty rows for each query.
Can any one suggest me how to avoid these spaces.
Thanks & Regards,
P Prakash
this is the script i am using to generate csv file .
SET linesize 12000
SET pagesize 10000
SET pause off
SET termout off
SET feed off
SET head off
SPOOL c:\tes111.csv replace
SELECT 'ISA01,ISA02,ISA03,ISA04,ISA05,ISA06,ISA07,ISA08,ISA09,ISA11,ISA12,ISA13,ISA14,ISA15,ISA16,GS01,GS02,GS03,GS04,GS05,GS06,GS07,GS08,ST01,ST02,ST03,BHT01,BHT02,BHT03,BHT04,BHT06,trnsctn_segment_count,included_trnsctn_sets_count,included_fnctnl_groups_count,input_acknwldgmnt_sid'
FROM DUAL;
SELECT ptr.athrztn_infrmtn_qlfr
|| ','
|| ptr.athrztn_infrmtn
|| ','
|| ptr.scrty_infrmtn_qlfr
|| ','
|| ptr.scrty_infrmtn
|| ','
|| ptr.intrchng_sndr_idntfr_qlfr
|| ','
|| ptr.intrchng_sndr_idntfr
|| ','
|| ptr.intrchng_rcvr_idntfr_qlfr
|| ','
|| ptr.intrchng_rcvr_idntfr
|| ','
|| ptr.intrchng_date
|| ','
|| ptr.intrchng_cntrl_stndrds_idntfr
|| ','
|| ptr.intrchng_cntrl_vrsn_nmbr
|| ','
|| ptr.intrchng_cntrl_nmbr
|| ','
|| ptr.acknwldgmnt_rqstd_indctr
|| ','
|| ptr.usg_indctr
|| ','
|| ptr.cmpnt_elmnt_sprtr
|| ','
|| ptr.fnctnl_idntfr_code
|| ','
|| ptr.aplctn_sndr_code
|| ','
|| ptr.applctn_rcvr_code
|| ','
|| ptr.fnctnl_grp_crtn_date
|| ','
|| ptr.fnctnl_grp_crtn_date
|| ','
|| ptr.grp_cntrl_nmbr
|| ','
|| ptr.rspnsbl_agncy_code
|| ','
|| ptr.vrsn_rls_indstry_idntfr_code
|| ','
|| ptr.trnsctn_set_idntfr_code
|| ','
|| ptr.trnsctn_set_cntrl_nmbr
|| ','
|| ptr.implementation_guide_vrsn_name
|| ','
|| ptr.hierarchical_structure_code
|| ','
|| ptr.trnsctn_set_purpose_lkpcd
|| ','
|| ptr.sbmtr_trnsctn_idntfr
|| ','
|| ptr.trnsctn_set_creation_date
|| ','
|| ptr.trnsctn_type_code
|| ','
|| ptr.trnsctn_segment_count
|| ','
|| ptr.included_trnsctn_sets_count
|| ','
|| ptr.included_fnctnl_groups_count
|| ','
|| ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
|| ','
FROM pa_transaction_request ptr, input_acknwldgmnt ia, input_batch_file ibf
WHERE ptr.input_acknwldgmnt_sid = ia.input_acknwldgmnt_sid
AND ia.input_batch_file_sid = ibf.input_batch_file_sid
AND ibf.original_file_name =
'HIPAA.165760000.20110518I001.278_GC04-3.dat';
SELECT 'pa_rqst_sid,NM01,NM02,NM108,NM109'
FROM DUAL;
Hi ,
Save your query in a file and execute that file
SQL>@a.aqlHope this helps
Regards,
Achyut

How to avoid Moire Effects (jiggered still pictures) using iM and iDVD.

This is a discussion going on forever and forever in this forum. I had the problem of bad looking slideshows myself, and I am hearing the same tips over and over again that just don't work. This is what I found out on how to avoid moire effects in your still images, when you want to edit a slideshow using iMovie - and I personally think, this explanation makes a lot of sense.
Try it on your own and you will have had the last bad looking still image slidehow on the TV screen ever!! Here we go:
Like everybody here I am talking about the process of creating a slideshow incuding movie strips in iMovie to get as a final result a DVD with menus and such using iDVD.
And the common problem with stills and iMovie 5.02 are the so called jiggered pictures iMovie creates. Call it a moire effect, if you'd like.
Whenever full resolution still images are importet from iPhoto into iMovie, the quality that iMovie will spit out in the end is disgusting. Period. Just disgusting.
It has nothing to do with that iMovie does not display it properly on the Monitor or we are just in preview mode - the results are bad there and will be bad (maybe even worse) on the TV screen.
There is no SIGNIFICANT difference between wether the pictures are imported with KB on or off, whether they are imported as still frames or as video clips using iMovie "import" function. iMovie can treat the color fairly bad, overprocesses the pictures and - worst of all, the moiree effects you will see in the endresult are just very very bad. It is worse when the pictures are panning a lot (KB).. This is true for every picture containing a lot of detail (Trees, Forests, horizontol lines (stairs) etc.) - not so bad for closeup face shots, unless that person is really old
There is no SIGNIFICANT difference on the result by how the iMovie project is fed into iDVD. When the movie is sent to iDVD using the iM command "send to..." the quality is worse (and you let iM render when it asks) than if the movie is dragged into the iDVD window - but again, the difference is not significant. The result will suck. The DVD will also look bad, when the iMovie is exported has high res quicktime first, before imported into iDVD. Again, its slightly better that way, but not significant.
Whenever a slideshow is created in iPhoto and than exported to iDVD (or via being a quicktime movie through iMovie into iDVD) the result will be however stunning. But that totally defeats the purpose of iMovie and the degree of freedom of designing slidehows in a very appealing manner.....
The problem I think lies in how iMovie processes still images. And this is not a bug, but more of a mathematical/programmatical problem. iMovie has to REDUCE THE RESOLUTION of your still. A 2000x3000 pixel image @ 300 dpi(roughly the dimensions of a 6 MP image) has to be downsized to a TV image (NTSC or PAL, whichever) which has a resolution of approximately 480x640. HD is accordingly higher. The amount of pixels has to be reduced. iMovie can do that. NOT GOOD. But it can. The problem starts when the picture is panning around (KB). iMovie makes a let us say 5 second movie @ 30 fps out of one still image. Almost every frame will be slightly different from the previous one due to the used KB effect. So, the routine of iMovie does this downsize calculation for each single frame - and it removes each time different pixels from the still image, due to a slightly different source still image. Got it?
Now, when you look on how moiree effects occur (which is some weired math in it's own) than it makes sense, that we see all this jiggereing in horizontol lines of high res. patterns.
I found that if I reduce the size of each image in Photoshop (or Photoshop Elements) prior to importing it into iMovie, the quality of the final product that iMovie and subsequently iDVD spits out in the end is AMAZING (reduce the dpi to approx. 72, so the image resolution is roughly 480x640). This is not a difficult process, because both programms (PS and PSE) handle BATCH PROCESSING. Just let the Mac work for a couple of hours or so.... its WORTH IT (and don't forget to make copies of the high res originals beforehand... :D).
(before you resize, find out about how to properly resize and rescale an image!!!!)
I am slightly annoyed that I found that out after producing a long long long long and really good slightshow, that is watchable but looks REALLY cheasy and cheap).
I hope this helps out.
Waenni
Mini G4 Mac OS X (10.4.8)

I agree that iMovie's still image quality is embarassingly bad and has many bugs.
Even with no Ken Burns, the sharp images tend to flicker on a TV because iMovie doesn't blur them properly.
And as you very well described, iMovie's Ken Burns produces uneasy zooms/pans because the subpixel rendering is, uh, suboptimal.
iMovie's immortal rendering bug when exporting non-Ken Burns'ed images to iDVD/tape doesn't make things any better.
Yes, bicubically downsampling the input images to 640x480 or adding gaussian blur to the megapixel input images takes care of the flicker and uneasy zooms/pans, but as a side-effect the maximal zoom-ins are then TOO blurry.
The best workaround is to use Photo To Movie's higher quality export setting. It has the best quality rendering engine (I recently compared it to Still Life and FotoMagico). Disclaimer: I'm just a satisfied customer of Photo To Movie.
See also:
http://www.sjoki.uta.fi/~shmhav/SVCDon_aMacintosh.html#slideshow

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