Multiple paths in FILE_DATASTORE path attribute

Hi,
I want to index a column that holds file names spread across multiple directories on HD. The documentation says this can be done by separating paths with a ':'. I tried the following but didn't work (DRG-11513):
BEGIN
ctx_ddl.set_attribute('IE2.IE_LNKS_FILE_DATASTORE', 'PATH', 'C:\dir1:C:\dir2');
END;
Any ideas how to use this feature on Windows?
Any help much appreciated. (CFG: Oracle 8.1.7 on WinSBS)
Andrei.

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THIS SUCKS!!! Re:Multiple paths in FILE_DATASTORE path attribute

After 6 hours of struggle I managed to solve my problem. Everything was due to a stupid mistake (or incomplete documentation of intermediaText) on Oracle's part:
1. Pasted from Oracle8i interMedia Text Reference - Datastore Objects:
You can specify multiple paths for path, with each path separated by a colon (:). File names are stored in the text column in the text table. If path is not used to specify a path for external files, Oracle requires the path to be included in the file names stored in the text column.
2. Pasted from Oracle intermedia Text Manager online help:
Multiple paths can be specified for
path, with each path separated by a colon (:).
This is wrong at least on Windows based OS's. Fortunately, when everything else failed I tried with a SEMI-COLON (;) and worked. Go figure...

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Multiple Class-Path: attributes in Jar files

Hello,
I'm packaging a set of jar files for distribution with Class-Path: attributes in them. In the documentation I read and in one of the java trails it said that I could have a manifest file like:
Class-Path: log4j.jar log4j-core.jar
Class-Path: jsse.jar jcert.jar jnet.jar
But this doesn't work. It only works when I do this:
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Here is how I'm running the jar:
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Is the documentation wrong? Or this is a bug?
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Certain attributes were only meant to be specified once. Like Main-Class and Class-Path for example. If these were listed two or more times, then the last occurance is the one that gets recognized (basically, each new instance overwrites the previous instance). Some attributes are listed as "per-entry" and are freely duplicated for each entry. For example signed jars could have a number of Name: and xxx-Digest: attributes.
This link is to the manifest spec:
http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.2/docs/guide/jar/manifest.html
To answer the original posters question, the doc's are in error. Actually, the error was not in the docs, it was in the tutorial, but none the less its still in error. He could have done this:
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^-- two spaces before the start of jsse.jar
because the docs allow for line continuation (although it's not exactly clear if you read the docs). The docs are also apparently in error regarding the max line length of 72 bytes. I have tested this with over 100 char's on a win32 machine and it works fine for me. The limitation must therefore apply to some other operating system, or it could just be in error.
-Ron

How to change font attributes on multiple paths at once?

I am trying to change font size on multiple paths at once but as soon as I select them the font options become unavailable (greyed out).
Is it possible to do it?

Willi is essentially correct but I think his message is being drowned out by the allcaps enthusiasm
If you select multiple paths with the Selection tool (the black arrow) then you cannot alter type formatting directly. Seasoned InDesign users rarely manipulate type by direct formatting; instead we apply a paragraph style to all of the type, and then change the paragraph style. If all the text on those paths was marked with the same paragraph style, then you could just change the style.
You could do it other ways, but they're all suboptimal. For instance, if all of your text-on-path was set at 11 points, and no other type was set at 11 points anywhere in your document, you could use Find/Change to specify a Find Format and a Change Format under More Options. If all of the paths were marked with the same Object Style, then you could make a new Paragraph Style and specify it in the Object Style.
But if you drew those paths by hand, then they have the Basic Graphics Frame object style applied (like everything else you drew in the document) and if you didn't style the text then every bit of text has the Basic Paragraph style applied (like every other bit of text in the document). So you're either going to do it by hand, or... you're going to follow Willi's allcaps advice.

3-1674105521 Multiple Paths error while using Bridge Table

https://support.us.oracle.com/oip/faces/secure/srm/srview/SRViewStandalone.jspx?sr=3-1674105521
Customer Smiths Medical International Limited
Description: Multiple Paths error while using Bridge Table
1. I have a urgent customer encounterd a design issue and customer was trying to add 3 logical joins between SDI_GPOUP_MEMBERSHIP and these 3 tables (FACT_HOSPITAL_FINANCE_DTLS, FACT_HOSPITAL_BEDS_UTILZN and FACT_HOSPITAL_ATRIBUTES)
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[nQSError: 15009] Multiple paths exist to table DIM_SDI_CUSTOMER_DEMOGRAPHICS. Circular logical schemas are not supported.
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The strange thing compared to your output is that I get an error when I have table prefix in the query block:
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With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
Master table "SYSTEM"."SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01" successfully loaded/unloaded
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Starting "SYSTEM"."SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01": system/******** DUMPFILE=TMP1.dmp LOGFILE=imp.log PARALLEL=8 QUERY=SYSADM.TMP1:"WHERE A = 2" REMAP_TABLE=SYSADM.TMP1:TMP3 CONTENT=DATA_ONLY
Processing object type TABLE_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE_DATA
. . imported "SYSADM"."TMP3" 5.406 KB 1 out of 2 rows
Job "SYSTEM"."SYS_IMPORT_FULL_01" successfully completed at Fri Dec 13 10:36:50 2013 elapsed 0 00:00:01
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I have a public variable in my controller and I am getting a value from my jsp
and assigning it to that variable.
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Hi all,
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I'm brand new to illustrator but have noticed than when i place a Photoshop tiff file, it sometimes imports multiple paths with the image -- some of which
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We did not get your screenshot, use the camera icon left of the smiley face.
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Is it possible to have multiple path in a servlet classpath (not in the java
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Yes, it is possible.
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I’m looking for the best way to achieve multiple paths and quizzes using Captivate 6.
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What I’m finding is Captivate only has one Quiz results page (even if you create two separate quizzes, it merges them). I was trying to avoid having three separate projects for the same module to keep it simple. I see if I have three separate projects I could use the Multi-SCO Packager to merge them for use on my Moodle LMS. But wait, I don't have the elearning suite, so I don't have access to the Multi-SCO Packager...
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Who knows about Jar/Manifest: Class-Path-Attribute

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I'm working with WinXP Prof.
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