How to Number Large Amount of Files?

Hi. I have a folder with about 600 funny photos that I randomly saved. And you know how pictures you save from sites have random long numbers as names?Well here is what I want: I want to know if there is a way to automaticaly number all the photos starting from 1. Can you tell me if there is a way to do it that is already in Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 or recomend some software please? Thank you.

Nevermind, I just noticed you had your email address on your profile. I just sent you the file. It was created a while ago using an older version of Mac OS X - but still works. You're looking for the function 'make sequential'. Just use my file as a reference and I'm sure you'll figure it out yourself in no time. I created my template to automatically rename TV Shows and it actually uses a variable that I put in manually (automator doesn't support that kind of variable, you have to do it by hand in the code - but you can just ignore that for now).
Hope this helps!

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Large amount of files

I have a quite reliable AEB + airdisk set-up and can transfer large files. Wireless and wired speed is about 1Gb per 2-3 minutes.
Everything is fine until I copy a large amount of files to the airdisk.
I've tried 8000 files which went OK.
I've tried a package with 22500 files and it fails. The connection drops and I have to restart the AEB.
Are there any similar experiences that show that the number of files is a critical factor?

It was no TM back-up, it's just a Lightroom catalog file that contains 22,500 items tat I drag-and-drop to the Airdisk.
From my experience, that's likely to fail because AirDisk will most likely to crash when dealling with large number items in one single operation.
Does looks like a memeory allocation problem on the firmware.
I got around the problem by just plug the external usb hard drive directly to my Mac. I hope TC doesn't have similar problem, otherwise, it's would be much harder to get the HD out of the TC

Advice needed on how to keep large amounts of data

Hi guys,
Im not sure whats the best way is to make large amounts of data available to my android app on the local device.
For example records of food ingredients, in the 100's?
I have read and successfully created .db's using this tutorial.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AIR/1.5/devappsflex/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e3d118666ade46-7d49. html
However to populate the database I use flash? So this kind of defeats the purpose of it. No point in me shifting a massive array of data from flash to a sql database, when I could access the data direct from the as3 array?
So maybe I could create the .db with an external program? but then how would I include that .db in the apk file and then deploy it to users android device.
Or maybe I create a as3 class with an xml object init and use that as a means of data storage?
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You can use any means you like to populate your SQLite database, including using external programs, (temporarily) embedding a text file with SQL statements, executing some SQL from AS3 code etc etc.
Once you have populated your db, deploy it with your project:
http://chrisgriffith.wordpress.com/2011/01/11/understanding-bundled-sqlite-databases-in-ai r-for-mobile/
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How to send large amount of XML data in one CLOB variable

Hi,
I am sending large amount of XML data to TCP/IP port in one CLOB variable.
My requirement is to send the whole data in one go in one CLOB variable.
But that CLOB variable is not sufficient to hold all the data.
Please suggest some solution.
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Hi Here is my code:
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY APPS.XXMB_WIP_PROD_TAG_DOOR_PKG
AS
PROCEDURE xxmb_get_xml_data_1270 (
-- errbuf OUT VARCHAR2,
-- retcode OUT NUMBER,
p_org IN VARCHAR2,
p_limit_to_global IN VARCHAR2,
p_label IN VARCHAR2,
p_printer IN VARCHAR2,
p_quantity IN VARCHAR2,
p_print_method IN VARCHAR2,
p_enable_release IN VARCHAR2,
p_enable_serial_no IN VARCHAR2,
p_release IN VARCHAR2,
p_rep_group IN VARCHAR2,
p_cart_type IN VARCHAR2,
p_cart_no_from IN VARCHAR2,
p_cart_no_to IN VARCHAR2,
p_serial_no IN VARCHAR2
AS
CURSOR c_xml_data_door (
p_org IN VARCHAR2,
p_label IN VARCHAR2,
p_printer IN VARCHAR2,
p_quantity IN VARCHAR2,
p_print_method IN VARCHAR2,
p_rep_group IN VARCHAR2,
p_release IN VARCHAR2,
p_cart_type IN VARCHAR2,
p_cart_no_from IN VARCHAR2,
p_cart_no_to IN VARCHAR2,
p_serial_no IN VARCHAR2
IS
SELECT xxasa.item_id AS item_id, xcs.serial_number AS serial_number,xxcpf.cart_type,xcs.destination_cart_num cart,xcs.destination_slot_num slot
CURSOR c_product_detail (
l_product IN NUMBER,
l_serial_num IN VARCHAR2,
p_limit_to_global IN VARCHAR2
IS
SELECT xcra_specie.reference_id AS reference_id,
xcra_ege.attribute_value AS ege, xcs.item_id AS item_id,
AND msib.inventory_item_id = l_product
and xcs.organization_id = nvl(p_org, xcs.organization_id)
AND xcs.serial_number = NVL (l_serial_num, xcs.serial_number);
/*-------------------------------------------------------+
| Cursor to fetch the data for special Message Label |
+-------------------------------------------------------*/
CURSOR c_count (p_item_id IN NUMBER)
IS
SELECT xcrav.attribute_value, xcs.serial_number, xcs.cabinet_number
FROM xxmb_czmfg_ref_attributes xcrav,
cz_config_attributes cca,
AND msib.organization_id = xcs.organization_id
AND msib.inventory_item_id = xcs.item_id;
/*--------------------------+
| Common variables |
+--------------------------*/
v_limit_to_global VARCHAR2 (100);
l_label_count NUMBER := 1;
total_rec NUMBER;
l_rewrite VARCHAR2 (1) := 'N';
l_file_count NUMBER := 1;
l_separate_line VARCHAR2 (10);
BEGIN
fnd_profile.get ('WMS_LABEL_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY', l_output_dir);
fnd_profile.get ('WMS_LABEL_FILE_PREFIX', l_output_file_prefix);
l_request_id := apps.fnd_global.conc_request_id;
l_output_file_name :=
l_output_file_prefix || l_request_id || l_file_end;
l_dir_seperator := '/';
IF (INSTR (l_output_dir, l_dir_seperator) = 0)
THEN
l_dir_seperator := '\';
END IF;
v_label := p_label;
v_printer := p_printer;
v_quantity := p_quantity;
V_LIMIT_TO_GLOBAL := P_LIMIT_TO_GLOBAL;
L_XML_CONTENT := '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<!DOCTYPE labels SYSTEM "label.dtd">';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<labels>';
FOR r_xml_data_door IN c_xml_data_door (p_org,
p_label,
p_printer,
p_quantity,
p_print_method,
p_rep_group,
p_release,
p_cart_type,
p_cart_no_from,
p_cart_no_to,
p_serial_no
LOOP
-- dbms_output.put_line ( 1 );
FOR r_product_detail IN
c_product_detail (r_xml_data_door.item_id,
r_xml_data_door.serial_number,
v_limit_to_global
LOOP
-- dbms_output.put_line ( 2 );
-- l_xml_content := '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>';
-- l_xml_content := l_xml_content || '<!DOCTYPE labels SYSTEM "label.dtd">';
-- l_xml_content := l_xml_content || '<labels>';
fnd_file.put_line (fnd_file.LOG, 'label cnt: ' || l_label_count);
dbms_output.put_line (l_label_count);
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<label _FORMAT='
|| '"'
|| 'lib://FRD/'
|| v_label
|| '"'
|| ' _PRINTERNAME='
|| '"'
|| v_printer
|| '"'
|| ' _QUANTITY='
|| '"'
|| v_quantity
|| '"'
|| '>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Color">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.COLOR
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT ||'<variable name= "Model">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.model
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Build_Date">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.BUILD_DATE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Assy_Cart">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.ASSY_CART
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Assy_Slot">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.ASSY_SLOT
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Assy_Line">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.ASSY_LINE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Finish_Cart">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.FINISH_CART
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Finish_Slot">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.FINISH_SLOT
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Serial_Number">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.SERIAL_NO
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Serial_Number_Barcode">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.SERIAL_NO
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Specie">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.SPECIE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT ||'<variable name= "Truck_Group">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.TRUCK_GROUP
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Label_Sequence_No">'
|| L_LABEL_COUNT
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT ||'<variable name= "WIP_Cart">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.WIP_CART
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "WIP_Slot">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.WIP_SLOT
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Cabinet_Sequence_No">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.CAB_SEQ_NO
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "RAW_PART_NO">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.RAW_PART_NO
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "JC">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.JC
|| '</variable>' ;
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "QC">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.QC
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Thickness">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.THICKNESS
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Width">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.width
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Length">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.length
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Overlay">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.OVERLAY
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Options">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.OPTIONS
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Stop">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.stop
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Profile_No">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.PROFILE_NO
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Door_Style">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.DOOR_STYLE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Glaze">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.GLAZE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Shape">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.SHAPE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Glass">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.GLASS
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Hinge_Side">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.HINGE_SIDE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Hinge_Type">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.HINGE_TYPE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "EGE">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.EGE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Door_Style_Code">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.DOOR_STYLE_CODE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Finish_Technique">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.FINISH_TECHNIQUE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Hinge_Location">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.HINGE_LOCATION
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Construction_Type">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.CONSTRUCTION_TYPE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Panel_Type">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.PANEL_TYPE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Panel_Profile_No">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.PANEL_PROFILE_NO
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Rail_Profile_No">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.RAIL_PROFILE_NO
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Rail_1_Length">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.RAIL_1_LENGTH
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Stile_Profile_No">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.STILE_PROFILE_NO
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Rail_2_Length">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.RAIL_2_LENGTH
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Stile_1_Length">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.STILE_1_LENGTH
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Stile_2_Length">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.STILE_2_LENGTH
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Panel_1_Width">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.PANEL_1_WIDTH
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Panel_1_Length">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.PANEL_1_LENGTH
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Panel_2_Width">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.PANEL_2_WIDTH
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Panel_2_Length">'
|| R_PRODUCT_DETAIL.PANEL_2_LENGTH
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT ||'</label>';
/*-----------------------------------------+
| Handling XML data for special message |
+-----------------------------------------*/
FOR rec_count IN c_count (r_product_detail.item_id)
LOOP
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<label _FORMAT='
|| '"'
|| 'lib://FRD/SpecMessage_Door.btw'
|| '"'
|| ' _PRINTERNAME='
|| '"'
|| v_printer
|| '"'
|| ' _QUANTITY='
|| '"'
|| v_quantity
|| '"'
|| '>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Serial_Number">'
|| REC_COUNT.SERIAL_NUMBER
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Special_Message">'
|| REC_COUNT.ATTRIBUTE_VALUE
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '<variable name= "Cabinet_Sequence_No">'
|| REC_COUNT.CABINET_NUMBER
|| '</variable>';
L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT ||'</label>';
EXIT WHEN c_count%NOTFOUND;
end LOOP;
-- L_XML_CONTENT := L_XML_CONTENT || '</labels>';
fnd_file.put_line (fnd_file.LOG, l_xml_content);
dbms_output.put_line ( l_xml_content );
L_LABEL_COUNT := L_LABEL_COUNT + 1;
-- apps.inv_print_request.sync_print_tcpip (l_xml_content,
-- l_job_status,
-- l_printer_status,
-- l_status_type,
-- l_return_status,
-- l_return_msg
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
l_xml_content := l_xml_content || '</labels>';
fnd_file.put_line (fnd_file.LOG, l_xml_content);
apps.inv_print_request.sync_print_tcpip (l_xml_content,
l_job_status,
l_printer_status,
l_status_type,
l_return_status,
l_return_msg
L_XML_CONTENT := null;
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| APPS.INV_PRINT_REQUEST.SYNC_PRINT_TCPIP will send the XML data to TCP/IP Port |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
fnd_file.put_line (fnd_file.LOG,
'Printer Status:' || ' ' || l_printer_status
fnd_file.put_line (fnd_file.LOG,
'Return Status:' || ' ' || l_return_status
fnd_file.put_line (fnd_file.LOG,
'Return Message:' || ' ' || L_RETURN_MSG
COMMIT;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS
THEN
fnd_file.put_line
(fnd_file.LOG,
'Unexpected error in the xxmb_get_xml_data_1270 procedure, error is : '
|| SQLERRM
|| ', '
|| SQLCODE
END xxmb_get_xml_data_1270;
END xxmb_wip_prod_tag_door_pkg;
/

Finder issues when copying large amount of files to external drive

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During summer I've captured 120 GB of video material on my GoPro camera.
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Hi all，
I have some LabVIEW VIs for data acquisition。
I need to pass large amount of data(array size >5000000 each time) from one step to another.
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Any suggestion?
czhen
Win 7 SP1 & LabVIEW 2012 SP1, Teststand 2012 SP1
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
Array Size Limits.png ‏34 KB

In your LabVIEW code, put the data into a data value reference. Pass this reference between your TestStand steps. As an added bonus, you will not get an extra copy of the data at each step. You will need to use the InPlace element structure to get your data out of the data value reference.
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Hi,
I posted a similar issue in the Flash Builder forum; it seems these tools are not meant for anything too big. Here is my problem; I have an application that runs on the iPad just fine, however I cannot seem to be able to package any of the resource files it uses, such as swf, xml, jpg, and flv. There are a lot of these files, maybe around a 1000. This app won't be on the AppStore and just used internally at my company. I tried to package it using Flash Builder, but it couldn't handle it, and so now I have tried the adt command line tool. The problem now is that it is running out of memory:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
        at java.util.zip.Deflater.init(Native Method)
        at java.util.zip.Deflater.<init>(Unknown Source)
        at com.adobe.ucf.UCFOutputStream.addFile(UCFOutputStream.java:428)
        at com.adobe.air.ipa.IPAOutputStream.addFile(IPAOutputStream.java:338)
        at com.adobe.ucf.UCFOutputStream.addFile(UCFOutputStream.java:273)
        at com.adobe.ucf.UCFOutputStream.addFile(UCFOutputStream.java:247)
        at com.adobe.air.ADTOutputStream.addFile(ADTOutputStream.java:367)
        at com.adobe.air.ipa.IPAOutputStream.addFile(IPAOutputStream.java:161)
        at com.adobe.air.ApplicationPackager.createPackage(ApplicationPackager.java:67)
        at com.adobe.air.ipa.IPAPackager.createPackage(IPAPackager.java:163)
        at com.adobe.air.ADT.parseArgsAndGo(ADT.java:504)
        at com.adobe.air.ADT.run(ADT.java:361)
        at com.adobe.air.ADT.main(ADT.java:411)
I tried increasing the java memory heap size to 1400m, but that did not help. What is disturbing though is why this day and age, the adt tool is written solely for 32 bit java runtimes, when you can no longer buy a 32bit computer. Almost everything is 64bit now. Being able to utilize a 64bit java runtime would eliminate this.
Has anyone else had to deal with packaging a large number of files within an iPad app?
thanks

Hi,
Yes the bug number is 2896433, logged against Abobe Air. I also logged one against Flash Builder for the same issue basically, FB-31239. In the tests I have done here, both issues are the result of including a large number of files in the package. By reducing the number of files included, these bugs do not appear.
I would liketo try out the new SDK, but it won't be available until a few more weeks, correct?
The main reason I want to include all these files is because the iPads will not always have a wireless connection.
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