Large exp file direct to tsm

How we can direct exp to go directly on tsm, so that dont filled up disk....
Any example on metalink notes will help...

probably suggest to get with sys admins or backup team on that...usually what i have done in past is...took the dmp file on the file system and then asked the backup team or sys admin to push to it tapes (tsm)....thats the best pet...if you have disk space issue ...trying compressing your export dmp file...

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Performance Problem in parsing large XML file (15MB)

Hi,
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Thanks Mark,
I'll open a TAR and also upload the schema and instance XML.
If i'm not changing the track too much :-) one more thing in continuation:
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How to split large video files into multiple individual clips by date

Hello. I'm looking for a freeware/shareware program (if one exists, or willing to pay for one if it does this well) that will:
1) Analyze a large AVI file identifying the start/start points of each segment of video and the dates the video segments were shot.
2) Then allow me to organize (for example, join 2 or more segments together if it's a video with a lot of start/stop points during the same shot) the segments identified in step 1 into logical clips that could be split apart from the 1 large AVI file.
3) Lastly, it would split my one large AVI file into the multiple clips or files that I identified in step 2.
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IMPORT & EXPORT from/to compressed files directly...

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I posted the same on my blog too. just for bookmark ;)
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http://amardeepsidhu.blogspot.com

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nice article about named pipes
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Large swap file (900MB), but no pageouts

My MacBook Air 13" with 4GB of RAM accumulates a large swap file over time, but pageouts are 0 (page ins: 1.1million). Anyone know why? Is it possible to see which process/application currently have pages stored in the swap file?

Sorry to dig this old thread up, but I am seeing an identical behavior to the original poster, and I just wanted to say—you did an excellent job of explaining how page ins can be very large with no pageouts, but I don't think this explains the real mystery, which is that there is a large amount of swap space, and a large amount the system says is used, but there are no page outs. You have not explained how a swap file gan grow in usage with no page outs, and if I understand things correctly, this should not be possible.
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How do I compress a large pdf file to fit in an email?

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HELP!! Very Large Spooling / File Size after Data Merge

My question is: If the image is the same and only the text is different why not use the same image over and over again?
Here is what happens...
Using CS3 and XP (P4 2.4Ghz, 1GB Ram, 256MB Video Card) I have taken a postcard pdf (the backside) placed it in a document, then I draw a text box. Then I select a data source and put the fields I wish to print (Name, address, zip, etc.) in the text box.
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How can I prevent the gigantic spooling? I have tried putting the PDF on the master page and then using the document page to create the merged document and still the same result. I have also tried createing a merged document with just the addresses then adding the the pdf on the Master page afterward but again, huge filesize while spooling. Am I missing something? Any help is appreciated :)

The size of the EMF spool file may become very large when you print a document that contains lots of raster data
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SYMPTOMS
When you print a document that contains lots of raster data, the size of the Enhanced Metafile (EMF) spool file may become very large. Files such as Adobe .pdf files or Microsoft Word .doc documents may contain lots of raster data. Adobe .pdf files and Word .doc documents that contain gradients are even more likely to contain lots of raster data.
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CAUSE
This problem occurs because Graphics Device Interface (GDI) does not compress raster data when the GDI processes EMF spool files and generates EMF spool files.
This problem is very prominent with printers that support higher resolutions. The size of the raster data increases by four times if the dots-per-inch (dpi) in the file increases by two times. For example, a .pdf file of 1 megabyte (MB) may generate an EMF spool file of 500 MB. Therefore, you may notice that the printing process decreases in performance.
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To resolve this problem, bypass EMF spooling. To do this, follow these steps:1. Open the properties dialog box for the printer.
2. Click the Advanced tab.
3. Click the Print directly to the printer option.
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Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.
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2. Click the Advanced tab.
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Opening large photo files produces black screen

When opening a small (less than a meg) photo, it works find. I'm able to move to the next file. If I open a large file (8-10 megs) it sometimes works fine however if I use the arrow to move to the next file in the folder I get a black screen. Also if I have a folder of many large photo files I can see all the thumbnail photos at a small size. If I try to increase the view size to large some will be black, however if I click on the file many times it opens fine, sometimes not. It was working fine, just recently started to act up. Using adobe photoshop I can open each file so I know they are there and not corrupt files.

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Re: Compiling large pgf file?

Hi Gilbert,
I didn't find any solution around this problem. Forte's take was
that its
Microsoft's compiler problem and Microsoft's take was that we are doing
something adnormal i.e. Why we are compiling such a big project, doesn't
sound good. Anyway now we have switched to Sun Sloaris Platform and I
think
its not an issue.
--Shahzad
Gilbert Hamann wrote:
Shazad,
Back in October of 1997 you posted a request for help to the
Forte-Users
list regarding the compilation of a large (12MB) .pgf file. Following
the
thread, I didn't see if you had any success.
We are following the same path, and are trying to compile a 22 MB .pfg
file.
For the future we are rearchitecting our application to make this more
manageable, but for now, getting this to compile would help us a great
deal.
The same as you, we are getting:
fatal error LNK1141, failure during build of exports error during
compilation, aborting
Did you manage to work around this problem?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
-gil
Gilbert Hamann
Team Lead, Energy V6 Performance Analysis
Descartes Systems Group, Inc.
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Thanks folks.
I would like to try the suggested workaround at a future point in time.
One of our initial attempts was similar, but consisted of splitting the .obj
files into two libraries (using lib.exe) and then linking these two
libraries to main.obj. It might have worked but we then had another problem
(our own) which I didn't solve until later.
The main solution for us seems to be to use MSVC 6.0 (instead of 5.0). When
there are no other problems in our code, setup, or environment, the compile
and link works flawlessly, albeit slowly.
-gil
-----Original Message-----
From: Fiorini Francesco [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: October 19, 1998 9:43 AM
To: 'cshahzad'; Gilbert Hamann; [email protected]
Subject: R: Compiling large pgf file?
Hello chaps,
presently here in Ds we have a workaround for that problem
here are the steps
1) when fcompile goes belly up, it produces a linkopt.lrf file containing
the link command
2) save it (i.e. linkopt.old), just to have a backup copy
3) edit the original linkopt file by adding the /VERBOSE option to the link
statement. That thing will tell the linker to generate more stuff.
4) from the command line, issue a
        link @linkopt.lrf > mylink.log
5) edit mylink.log, and copy the statements following the lib.exe statement
into
   a new file called, i.e., lib.lrf. Make sure the lib.exe line won't be
included into the file
6) do, from the prompt,
        lib @linkopt2.lrf
Once done, you should have a .LIB and .EXP file into the codegen directory.
at that point, re-issue the
link @linkopt.old
command.
You should get the executable.
Bye
Francesco Fiorini
sys.management dept.
ds data systems s.p.a
43100 Parma - Italy
tel +39-05212781
-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: cshahzad [ <a href=
"mailto:[email protected]">mailto:[email protected]</a> <<a
href=
"mailto:[email protected]">mailto:[email protected]</a>> ]
Inviato: Monday, October 05, 1998 3:25 PM
A: Gilbert Hamann; [email protected]
Oggetto: Re: Compiling large pgf file?
Hi Gilbert,
    I didn't find any solution around this problem. Forte's take was
that its
Microsoft's compiler problem and Microsoft's take was that we are doing
something adnormal i.e. Why we are compiling such a big project, doesn't
sound good. Anyway now we have switched to Sun Sloaris Platform and I
think
its not an issue.
--Shahzad
Gilbert Hamann wrote:
Shazad,
Back in October of 1997 you posted a request for help to the
Forte-Users
list regarding the compilation of a large (12MB) .pgf file. Following
the
thread, I didn't see if you had any success.
We are following the same path, and are trying to compile a 22 MB .pfg
file.
For the future we are rearchitecting our application to make this more
manageable, but for now, getting this to compile would help us a great
deal.
The same as you, we are getting:
fatal error LNK1141, failure during build of exports error during
compilation, aborting
Did you manage to work around this problem?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
-gil
Gilbert Hamann
Team Lead, Energy V6 Performance Analysis
Descartes Systems Group, Inc.
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How to parse large xml file

I need to parse large xml file which contains following tag. The size of the file is upto 10MB-50MB or more.
<departments>
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<bss_depart id="253">
<attributes>
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</a_depart id="124">
</department>
<department>
<a_depart id="124">
<b_depart id="Bss_254">
<mss_depart id="253">
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          </attributes>
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</a_depart>
</department>
<department>
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<mss_depart id="255">
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          <name_two>xyz</name_one>
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</a_depart>
</department>
<department>
<a_depart id="125">
<b_depart id="Bss_254">
<mss_depart id="253">
          <attributes>
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</a_depart>
</department>
I want to get the infomation for that xml file. like mss_depart id=233, building xpath dyanmically for every id and loading
that using dom4j. which is very very slow.
Is there any other solution for that to read the data using sax parser only.
I want to execute the xpath or data for the following way.
//a_depart/@id ------> all the ids of a_depart tags if it returns 3 values say 123,124,125
after that i want to execute
//a_depart[@id='123']/b_depart/@id like this ...to retrive the values of all the levels ...
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But it is very slow and taking lot of time.
Is there any other way to solve this problem. If any please mail me it is urgent.
I am using jdk1.4 and jdk1.5
Is there any support for sax parser to execute xpath in jdk1.5 direclty, with out using dom4j
Thanks in advance....

I doubt you will find a preexisting solution to your problem.
SAX is usually recommended for processing big files (where "big" is undefined"). It works on big files by avoiding the messy problem of storing the data -- that is left as an exercise to you.
DOM (and its variants) works by building a Document object as the head of the tree of objects for the entire contents. With DOM, you can then use XPath, because there is something to search that is already in memory. To use XPath, you seem to have two choices, build a DOM-ish tree, or if you can find an XPath processor (I'm not sure if one exists) that can process the XML file directly, but it will be slow, since you are looking for "all" occurences of an attribute, and this means you have to read the entire file each time.
It might be worth exploring a hybrid approach -- use SAX to get some information, and build your own objects to store the data. Maybe a HashMap as the main index. But, that will keep you from using XPath, since you do not have the data structures it expects.
A third alternative would be to look at JAXB. It builds Java code from a Schema of your data and then when you import the data, it creates the necessary objects and fills in values. But, I don't think XPath woll work there either.
Dave Patterson

How to insert large xml file to XMLType column?

Hi,
I have a table with one column as XMLType(Binary XML storage option and Free Text Indexing). When i try to insert a large XML as long as 8kb, i'm getting an error ORA-01704:string literal too long.
Insert into TEST values(XMLTYPE('xml HERE'));
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Regards,
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For a large XML file, you basically have two options - you can load the string directly as an XMLType, or you can load the string as a CLOB and cast it on the database side to an XMLType.
If you decide to load the XML as XmlType client-side, then you may be interested to know that versions of Oracle after 11.2.0.2 support the JDBC 4.0 SQLXML standard. See the JDBC driver release documentation here:
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About to buy Panasonic HDC-SD9: Advice on handling large AVCHD files

I'm getting married soon and want to buy a Hi-Def camcorder to use during the wedding ceremony and honeymoon. I like to Panasonic HDC-SD9 but have some basic questions. Please accept my ignorance!
a) I understand that the HDC-SD9 records in AVCHD, which on conversion to AIC in IMovies 8 greatly increases the file size. The harddrive on my Macbook is only 120GB and a converted one-hour AVCHD video is likely to make a serious dent into this. What is the best way to handle this?
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For some reason this summer our camcorder has amalgamated all our clips in to one large 6Gb .mov file called "Private.mov". I can't import the separate clips into iMovie straight from the SD card as previously.
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