K3b compressed dvd and uncompressed data

Using k3b to burn .isoDVD R/W media results in a usable DVD of the Knoppix Live CD type.
Can the same media be burned again with uncompressed data in the unused portion of the media using k3b?
If so, what setup is required to do so?
If this be possible, then it would seem possible to symlink to the uncompressed files and extend the compressed file capability to include the files on the uncompressed portion.
Alternatively, the symlink could address additional compressed format files and thereby extend the basic Live CD to full size DVD capability. This would be faster in execution (on-the-fly decompressed).
A symlink seems the useful tool......

Hi,
Yes, both Compressed and Uncompressed data will be displayed in reports. Compression activity is to save the memory space in your database.
Its not mandatory to compress the whole requests till date in cube.
You can specify the request(desired request) in Collapse tab and release for compression.
Suppose if you have requests from 1st Juky to till date, you specified the 9th July Request in the Collapse tab, then from 1st July to 9th July requests will be compressed. It will not consider from 1st July to till date.
Regards,
Suman

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Hi,
I have checked total used size from dba_segments, but I need to check compress and uncompress data size separately.
DB is 10.2.0.4.

I have checked total used size from dba_segments, but I need to check compress and uncompress data size separately.
DB is 10.2.0.4.
Unless you have actually performed any BULK inserts of data then NONE of your data is compressed.
You haven't posted ANYTHING that suggests that ANY of your data might be compressed. For 10G compression will only be performed on NEW data and ONLY when that data is inserted using BULK INSERTS. See this white paper:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/options/partitioning/twp-data-compression-10gr2-0505-128172.pdf
However, data, which is modified without using bulk insertion or bulk loading techniques will not be compressed
1. Who compressed the data?
2. How was it compressed?
3. Have you actually performed any BULK INSERTS of data?
SB already gave you the answer - if data is currently 'uncompressed' it will NOT have a 'compressed size'. And if data is currently 'compressed' it will NOT have an 'uncompressed size'.
Now our management wants that how much compressed data size is and how much uncompressed data size is?
1. Did that 'management' approve the use of compression?
2. Did 'management' review the tests that were performed BEFORE compression was done? Those tests would have reported the expected compression and any expected DML performance changes that compression might cause.
The time for testing the possible benefits of compression are BEFORE you actually implement it. Shame on management if they did not do that testing already.

I can't read in Mavericks DVDs and Bluray data burn with UDF system files burn with Snow Leopard, please help me. Thanks

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I need to burn data on DVD and need to distribute to PC,

I need to burn data on to DVD and distribute to PC users. The default format is that of Apple. How can I work around this?

Do the following:
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Insert a blank dick into the optical drive.
Option drag the folders onto the disk on the Desktop.
Drag the disk to the Trash bin in the Dock which will turn into a burn icon to burn the files to the disk.
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Compression for oracle database and index compression during import of data

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I have a query , in order to import into oracle database and also have compression and index compression , do we have some kind of load args for r3load and also do we have to change the tpl file ?

Hello guy,
I did this kind of compression within migration project before.
I performed index compress first and then export -> import with table compress.
One thing you should take care, delete nocompress flag from TARGET.SQL (created by program SMIGR_CREATE_DDL, program SMIGR_CREATE_DDL created pure non-compression objects for these considered non-standard tables). For table columns > 255, we should not delete this flag.
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Note 1464156 - Support for index compression in BRSPACE 7.20
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Can I use the Apple Time Capsule to store my compressed DVD's and access from my iPad/iPod/iPhone while on a trip if I have the Time Capsule plugged in in the car/SUV?

Can I use the Apple Time Capsule to store my compressed DVD's & BD's to access from my iPad/iPod/iPhone wirelessly while on a trip if I have the Time Capsule plugged in in the car/SUV?

castruck wrote:
I would be accessing the files wirelessly from the iPad/iPod/iPhone to play the files.
what player do you intend to use? That is what I am wanting to check.. you understand there is no itunes server in the TC..
BTW if you want to use the TC in your car/SUV.. convert it to 12v operation.
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DVDs and CDs won't appear on desktop

I recently burned a DVD data disc from a laptop running Windows XP Pro and put the DVD in the combo drive and it sits there for a couple of seconds and tries to read it and it fails. It has also had trouble in the past reading burned data CDs from PCs, although one time I burned a data CD from a friend's PC and it worked fine and still does. The Mac knows there's a DVD in the combo drive because it shows it there in Disk Utility. I know there's no software or hardware problems with it because it only does it with certain PCs, so I asume there's some software problem with the PC's burning software that doesn't allow it the Mac to read the disc. I was hoping that I could download some kind of software that would allow my Mac to read it, but if not please send me an answer that could probably help me.

John, welcome to the discussions.
You also need to bear in mind that there is a big difference in copying software available between PC and Mac.
Many of them will give you the option for PC only or Mac only and PC or Mac compatible. thus making some burned disc's unreadable when switching from one computer to another.
Many of the PC based software offer an all in one that allows you to rip read copy compress burn and verify all with one application while others will copy, but without first compressing after the rip are not readable. There are several softwares out there but not all work without knowing all the little tricks.
Copying Data, or Music is not an issue.
But when you talk about Commercial DVD then we are talking a compltely different set of things that come into the mix.
This information is not as widely publised for a reason. Copyright Infingment.
It is very easy and very do-able but most people don'r want to be in a position for reprucussions for giving out the step by step procedure.
And note it is different from PC to MAC and they require different software for each. Mac requires Mactheripper and either Toast7 or Popcorn while PC requires different software.
The software you used won't give you a usable copy of Commercial DVD.
Don

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Recording sound from DVD and CD play

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Try this:
1. Connect the Line IN jack on your player to the line output of an external stereo source, such as a CD or MiniDisc player, using the supplied line-in cable.
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Followed video about burning my completed movie to a DVD and iDVD was not listed in the sharing drop down. What gives?

Why wasn't iDVD listed in sharing drop down when trying to burn DVD?

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If there is no iDVD on Your Mac (and it's not on newer Macs as Apple discarded it) then You need a program that can do this.
Your Mac can burn CDs and DVDs - BUT DVD as Data-DVDs not as Video-DVDs - they need a program to be encoded and STRUCTURED as such.
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Burn http://www.digital-digest.com/software/Burn.html
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I upgraded from 10.4.11 to 10.5.0 using a drop in DVD and now I can't log in...

I upgraded from 10.4.11 to 10.5.0 using a drop in DVD and now I can't log in...
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I need help getting past this login screen PLEASE!
The login name is blank and I've tried everything to get past it.
I heard from a tech that there was a problem when upgrading from 10.4.11 to 10.5.0 instead of the 10.5.3 or whatever, and it was a known issue when using the 10.5.0 disc to upgrade and he said that there was information on apple's site on what to do when this happens but I have not come accross this info as of yet.
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Working with my 2 FireWire HD i had a crash. the only way to start was a safe start. then id maged to start from a DVD and install a MAC OS 10.3 wich ran 4 some time then the same problem only safeMode. kernel panic inserted the tech tool DVD

working with my 2 FireWire HD i had a crash. the only way to start was a safe start. then id maged to start from a DVD and install a MAC OS 10.3 wich ran 4 some time then the same problem only safeMode. kernel panic by inserting the tech tool DVD, wich produces the following highligted text:
panic(cpu 0 caller =xffff0003): 0x300 - Data access
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PC=0x2717E900; MSR=0x00009030; DAR=0x00000000; DSISR=0x40000000; LR=0x2717EBE4; R1=0x26AD3AE0; XCP=0x0000000C (0x300 - Data access)
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Exception state (sv=0x26abd280)
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greetings from berlin

Greetings,
It appears to be a FW problem, possibly flaky case, or drive problem.
One way to test is to Safe Boot from the HD, (holding Shift key down at bootup), run Disk Utility in Applications>Utilities, then highlight your drive, click on Repair Permissions, Test for problem in Safe Mode...
PS. Safe boot may stay on the gray radian for a long time, let it go, it's trying to repair the Hard Drive
Reboot, test again.
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Burn DVD and it has a sign on that says 3ivx Trial why??

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Mac Pro not recognizing bootable DVDs and Disk Utility giving odd results.

My issue is complex, but I'll try my best to explain it as I can.
One has been resolved it seems, but I am including it so that the whole issue can be seen in context.
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Last night, after rebooting my Mac Pro from my Bootcamp partition (I'm using Windows 7 Professional if that information is helpful) I received a kernel panic upon Mac OS X booting (Mac OS X 10.6.8).
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I tried booting from my Snow Leopard install DVD. After the grey Apple logo appeared with the gear spinning below it remained for roughly ten to fifteen seconds (a little long) — then the Apple logo changed to. A grey prohibitory sign (circle with a diagonal line through it, the spinning gear remained. — I tried booting from the Snow Leopard DVD a few time, same result.
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However.
The issue of my Mac not recognizing bootable DVDs remains — it reads disks correctly, it just will not boot them.
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b. My lower drive is LG DVD-RAM combo drive, I have also booted from this drive before. (Over one year old, replacement for an Apple optical drive.)
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Mac OS X 10.6.8
8GB of RAM (4 x 2GB)
500GB Western Digital Caviar Blue HDD (less than a year old, boot drive for Mac OS X 10.6.8)
1TB Samsung HDD (for data storage and also containing Bootcamp partition)
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