Inserting Small Cd's

I tried to insert a small software cd in my drive. It got stuck, but it never tried to read it. All the other software cd's I have used before have been regular sized ones. Do I need a special tray or am I just not inserting it properly? I got the cd out of the drive without damaging anything.
Thanks, Sue

Sue,
You got lucky. It is not recommended to use any of the small or odd shaped (triangle, oblong or oval, etc.) CDs in a slot loading CD/DVD drive. The drive has to grab hold of the disc in some way to pull it in and push it back out and they have difficulties with the small or odd shaped discs. Most (if not all) of the tray loading drives should be able to read them without problem, as they are inserted/ejected while being supported by the tray.

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Tried to insert small CD

So I'm an idiot.
I got this small CD that had pictures on it that I wanted to see. It is small, about three inches in diameter, but case it came with said it could be put into a computer. So I tried to insert it into my Macbook, and of course it was too small, so the reader didn't pick it up and now it's just stuck in the slot. What do I do? Do I have to take it to the apple store or is there some other way to do this?
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I love those small cds! That is the argument for old fashioned tray-load drives (don't like slot-load).
If it were me here is what I would try:
1.) Click open Disk Utility
2.) Tip your Mac down to the right - so the disk might slide out by gravity.
3.) Right-Click the Disk Utility Matshita DVD drive - click "eject"
(above was edited - prior post probably not practical)
Hopefully the little bugger will drop down within reach of the slot and you can get at it with tweezers. Here is another perspective / more ideas:
http://www.silvermac.com/2006/dvd-stuck-in-macbook-pro/
Message was edited by: NA Smith

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Hi,
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Hi
I need to create an insert logic in the following way..
suppose my table has 20000 rows to insert in tab1 table
but due to very small undo table space size i need to insert small amount of rows between two commits..
say 20000/10 = 2000 rows i need to insert in the table in each commit.
so
for i in 1 .. 10 loop
insert into tab1 values act_data(i); --- here in each insert i need to insert 2000 rows
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Hope i could express my problem
Thanks in advance.

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INSERT /*+ SYS_DL_CURSOR */ INTO T1_TEMP
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   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 717                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   5.99         86.227          2           43.114
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 1058                block#= 2       id#= 65549                      5.33         76.694          2           38.347
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   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 710                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   5.18         74.650          2           37.325
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 719                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   5.13         73.901          2           36.950
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 716                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   4.82         69.408          2           34.704
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 13                  block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   4.80         69.091          2           34.546
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 707                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   4.73         68.141          2           34.070
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 726                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   4.45         64.138          2           32.069
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 702                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   4.43         63.734          2           31.867
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 1550                block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   4.34         62.496          2           31.248
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 739                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   3.49         50.198          2           25.099
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 1                   block#= 73575   id#= 33554433                   3.25         46.829          1           46.829
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 900                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   3.01         43.315          1           43.315
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 750                 block#= 2       id#= 65549                      2.88         41.501          1           41.501
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 901                 block#= 2       id#= 65549                      2.58         37.094          1           37.094
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 744                 block#= 2       id#= 65549                      2.41         34.762          1           34.762
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 745                 block#= 2       id#= 65549                      2.41         34.733          1           34.733
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 742                 block#= 2       id#= 65549                      2.39         34.474          1           34.474
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 744                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   2.37         34.070          1           34.070
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 749                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   2.36         34.042          1           34.042
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 898                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   2.36         34.013          1           34.013
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 742                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   2.31         33.235          1           33.235
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 749                 block#= 2       id#= 65549                      2.30         33.149          1           33.149
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 750                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   2.29         32.918          1           32.918
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 745                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   2.25         32.400          1           32.400
   1758 WAITING       gc current request                  file#= 901                 block#= 2       id#= 33554445                   2.18         31.392          1           31.392
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 739                 block#= 2       id#= 65549                      1.74         24.998          1           24.998
   1758 WAITING       SQL*Net message from client         driver id= 1413697536      #bytes= 1       = 0                             1.58         22.694          5            4.539
   1758 WORKING       On CPU / runqueue                                                                                       .73         10.512         64             .164
   1758 WAITING       gc cr request                       file#= 4                   block#= 825     class#= 177                      .08          1.210          1            1.210
   1758 WAITING       gc cr request                       file#= 1                   block#= 73575   class#= 1                        .08          1.152          1            1.152
   1758 WAITING       gc buffer busy                      file#= 1055                block#= 2       id#= 65549                       .06           .922          2             .461
   1758 WAITING       SQL*Net more data from client       driver id= 1413697536      #bytes= 40149   = 0                              .06           .806          1             .806Can anyone explain this??

Hi Tanel,
From the OP's Inputs
Buffer buy wait is with respect to : id#= 65549 (P3) in block#= 2
gc current request with respect to : id#= 33554445 in block#= 2
As you stated from first post,
Block #2 is where the file level space usage bitmap header lives in locally managed tablespaces. This manages the file level space, not segment level.
If you're doing heavy parallel insertions with small fixed LMT extent size then when segments are extending frequently you can end up with contention on that block. First of all you way for troubling shooting this problem is pretty good..!!
My doubt, what is the reason that it would "end up with contention", since as user is performing "parallel insertions" small fixed LMT Extent size. In this case does row extending would not happen..??
From the second post
The ID# is a partially a bitfield and partially the class# of block involved in the wait.
The lower two bytes indicate the block class. Which in your case is mostly 13 (if you look only at the lower 2 bytes of the values, e.g. 65549 - power(2,16) = 13.How about the "33554445" - (33554432 ->2^25) = 13
I would be thankful to if you could added some inputs.
- Pavan Kumar N

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pref.value('(ctofcNameL/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(150)') as ctofcLastName,
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pref.value('(sealCtofcNameF/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(150)') as sealCtofcFirstName,
pref.value('(sealCtofcNameL/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(150)') as sealCtofcLastName,
pref.value('(sealCtofcNameM/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(150)') as sealCtofcMiddleName,
pref.value('(sealCtofcSuffix/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(20)') as sealCtofcSuffix,
pref.value('(courtRptrNameF/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(150)') as courtRptrFirstName,
pref.value('(courtRptrNameL/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(150)') as courtRptrLastName,
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pref.value('(courtRptrSuffix/text())[1]', 'int') as courtRptrSuffix,
pref.value('(dktTxt/text())[1]', 'nvarchar(max)') as DktText,
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Your loop will do 10000 the same big insert of 429 millions of rows.
You need to change you select to insert smaller number of rows each time, e.g. using TOP from unprocessed data or some expression based on "i".
You should do 10000 rows of data in each loop and the loop condition should check, if all data are processed. That way, even if session timeouts, you will be able to restart previous job.

Better way for inserting column into array?

I have to insert a 2-D array(20x10) into the end (column) of a bigger 2-D array(1000x10). I am seeing two ways to do that:
1. Insert smaller 2D array at the end of bigger array.
2. Insert the bigger array at the 0th column of smaller array.
Which one would be more efficient? Will there be any performance difference?
Or any other better way to do this?
The second one looks simpler but I think it would require a bigger copying of memory.

Both methods use a buffer allocation, so they might be very similar. Since we don't know what the compiler is doing, you could also try this:
I am assumung that you only need to append once and not append more and more columns as the program progresses. Is this correct? In any case, you should consider operating on the transposed version, because it is always easier to append rows instead of columns (rows are adjacent in memory, while appending columns require more data shuffling under the hood
In any case, you should simply wire up the alternatives and do a proper benchmark if you are planning to use this on much larger arrays in the future, for example. Can you give us some context how you are planning to use this?
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SB live 5.1 not working even with original new installation cd.Pls H

Hi,
I have purchased just last week a brand new PC with intel 95 chipset asus mbd P5-GL-MX having on -board azalia sound component.Along with just got box packed Li've 5. sound card. This has in pack original installation cd.after installing card and everything when i try to run installation cdit says "No sound card installed please insert soundblaster ".i have os win Xp with sp 2 now after investigating through all the post in this forum i have tried everything but yet not succeeded.My message to moderator and compny personnel is that even the new installation cds does not have solution for such problems than if they knew its difficult they should insert small notes atleast that givena hassle free installation so we dont hvae to go and start hunting for the solutions.i was great fan of creative but this has revealed their true face.My final request is atleast provide the working solution for my problem.Expecting prompt action.
thanks
Manish

First of all you need to get into the setup menu when the computer is turned on. Hit the del key and it should bring up that menu. DO NOT CHANGE ANY SETTINGS NO MATTER WHAT!! Look for the sound settings which are usually hidden clear at the bottom of the menu on one of the settings. It shoud say onboard sound enabled. You have to use the arrow keys since the mouse doesn't work in the menu so don't try to use it. Now when you find the onboard sound you have to disable it in order for the new card to be recognized. If you got the motherboard book with the system then read it. It shows how and where to look for this setting. Good Luck
Message Edited by Smokey53 on <SPAN class=date_text>07-9-2005 <SPAN class=time_text>08:07 PM
Message Edited by Smokey53 on 07-9-2005 08:0 PM

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