Question about grouping.
Hello ,
I have a problem in grouping my data the way i want , i have 2 tables : Orders & Modifiedorders ,
the Modifiedorders holds the orderid and some data about how the order is modified , sometimes the orderid
in the Modifiedorders table can repeat if the data modified is of different types , like modify the quantity or price ..
Now what i want is to make a report that displays some data from the Orders table and when there are
record(s) from the modifiedorders table it should be displayed at the left for example , but without repeating the orderid .
What i tried is creating an outerjoin query between the 2 tables , and using the wizard i created a report with the group left style and had the Orderid as the grouping field , but still the orderid repeats . what should i do ?
Thanks in advance..
What i tried is creating an outerjoin query between the 2 tables , and using the wizard i created a report with the group left style and had the Orderid as the grouping field , but still the orderid repeats . what should i do ?You did the right thing. Reuse Reports Wizard.
What's your query?
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A few questions about Group Policy development
This post was originally in the Windows Development forum. Please note the following:
This question is not about the application and management of GPOs. It's about how to develop a group policy.
I know about Group Policy Preferences, please do not provide this as an answer.
I create a custom group policy for an application.
Recently the application developers allowed settings to be controlled via policy registry keys, in order to make these settings easier to set for Systems Administrators I have created a GPO. Unfortunately, there aren't that many resources
I can find that help with Group Policy creation, so:
Is there an easier way to create and edit admx/adml files rather than just a xml editor? Like a GUI front end?
The vast majority of this applications settings are just a simple Boolean, is there any way to just use one base presentation element for multiple policies? or do I really have to create a presentation element for every single policy? :/
As mentioned above, most settings are a simple Boolean, but with an additional enforce parameter. If you "enforce" the setting the user is blocked from changing the value. I was going to peg the setting Boolean to whether the policy was
Enabled or Disabled and have an enforce check box in the policy itself (this would make it easier to just glance at the configured settings and get an idea). Unfortunately, when you disable a policy you cannot interact
with its contents, so the enforce check box cannot be toggled. So I have two options:
Have two policies for each setting eg: Disabled: Load printer settings with the document and
Enabled: ENFORCE Load printer settings with the document
OR what I have elected to do is just have the one policy with 2 check-boxes in it, one for the setting and one for the enforcement
The former is both more complex to write for me and more time consuming to configure for the Administrator, the later is easier for me to write but still annoying to use. So my final question is: can I make it so, even though a policy is disabled, you can
still toggle settings within the policy?Hi Thomas.
> (this will set the default in the application) and then toggling whether
> that setting is Enforced (unable for the user to modify it - disabling
> it in the user interface).
As said - that's not how policies are intended to work - they are always
enforced. You are talking about preferences that have an optional
"enforce" switch :) But doesn't matter for the remainder of this post.
> 1. The presentation table contains hundreds of presentation tags that
> essentially are the same thing. From your response there is no way
> to make the GPO any easy to write? I can't just create one generic
> presentation that multiple policies can use? I have to create a
> presentation for every. single. policy.?
I'd sugggest to use ADM instead of ADMX. Much easier to write and
maintain, and copy/paste works very well in ADM :)
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/bb742499.aspx
> 2. Because of how the settings are set, as mentioned in my earlier
> post, I have chosen to have each policy contain two check boxes.
> Each setting could be set to the following:
> 1. True
> 2. False
> 3. True and Enforced
> 4. False and Enforced
What elements you need depends on the registry values your application
is expecting/checking. I'd suggest a radio button (enabled/disabled) and
a check box "enforced".
> there a way for a Disabled policy to also have settings that can be
> modified in Group Policy Management? Or can only Enabled policies be
> modified?
You cannot edit what a disabled GPO does, but you can define it
(VALUEOFF in ADM files if I recall correctly).
> well because it would make it easier for them to read the GPO. But I
> think you are saying this is not possible.
Yes, it isn't. It still - at least to me - is a slight misunderstanding
of "preferences" versus "policies" :)
Greetings/Grüße,
Martin
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Questions about Groups Wheel & Admin
OK I have two systems. One is an iMac upgraded from Leopard to Snow Leopard. Its main hard drive has the following owner & group:
Owner: "system" (Read & Write)
Group: "admin" (Read & Write)
But on my Mac Pro's main drive it is like this:
Owner: "system" (Read & Write)
Group: "wheel" (Read & Write)
Note: The Mac Pro was a clean install of Snow Leopard from the full install disk, whereas the iMac was Leopard upgraded to Snow Leopard.
I have read in some places that in Snow Leopard they use "wheel" instead of "admin", but why would Apple choose to use such a cryptically named group as "wheel" when the use of a logical, sensical term such as "admin" would be much easier to understand to most users? Why is one Snow Leopard computer using the "admin" group whereas another is using the "wheel" group as the default group for the main hard drive? What is the correct group that the main boot drive should have for it (i.e. when you click on the hard drive on the desktop and do "get info" what should it say)?
I used Migration Utility to copy a user from my MacBook Pro to the Mac Pro. Then I logged in as Root on the Mac Pro and used this method (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1428) to rename my user directory to be a new shortname, then create a new user with that shortname and point it at that folder (to fix some nagging permissions issues). Then I deleted the old user account. Then I renamed the new user account folder with the old shortname that it used to have, and created a new user with that name. But every time I create a folder it has the "Wheel" group... which seems like a security problem since anything I download into that folder will now be able to SU. Why would that be the default group?
In the old OS X (like 10.0, 10.1) there used to be "NetInfo Manager" where you could see all the users on a system and all the groups and change all that stuff, if you wanted to. In Leopard there was "Directory Utility" but it had much more limited features. In Snow Leopard, how do I pull up a list of all the users on a system and be able to edit their groups and all that stuff about them?DaddieMac wrote:
V.K. wrote:
run the following command in terminal
sudo chown root:admin /
you'll have to enter your admin password (which you won't see). that's normal.
This will change the ownership on the hard drive to root:admin.
Why can't I just "Get Info" on the drive, and set its group to "admin" in there?
the whole GUI permissions management in Leopard and Snow leopard is very clunky and leaves a lot to be desired.
Can I just question why Apple has given us the ability to change the group in the "Get Info" box when really it doesn't do anything, and you still have to resort to using the Terminal and typing in non-plain-English commands that are merely relics of an operating system from 40 years ago that somehow still persists in our basement despite its lack of user friendliness?
what? SU?? wheel is the superuser group. by default only root belongs to it and nobody else. so having a wheel group on a folder does not create security issues.
what folders exactly have the wheel group? you home folder? as I said, folders created in any folder will inherit the group of that folder so maybe the wheel on your whole drive is doing this.
Well, even though I went into the "Get Info" box and took off "Wheel" from my root directory, still, when I make new folders on the root level of the drive, it creates them as being group "Wheel." Now, my understanding is that if I download a program and save it INTO that folder, then it would have the ability to execute as root because it will belong to the "Wheel" group -- am I not understanding this correctly? Thanks.
as I said, the GUI permission management is all messed up. you just keep running into various messed up aspects of it. this is another one. here is what happens.
when you remove a group completely from permissions using GUI it does not simply go away. it also incredibly changes to wheel.
you just don't see it because the permissions for the group are changed to none. so, for example, say, you have a file with the group staff and that group has read permissions to the file. you select that group in GUI permissions panel and use "-" to remove it. what should happen is that the group remains the same but it's permissions are set to 0. what does happen is that the group changes to wheel (which has group id=0) and its permissions are set to 0.
this is definitely a bug and a silly programming error. It's been around since Leopard. I reported it to Apple a long time ago.
so despite your hate of terminal and unix you are going to have to use them to fix the issue. get used to it. OS X is unix based and sometimes one has to use terminal to fix things. in this case there is no other way to do this. run the terminal command I gave you and it will fix the problem with new (but not already existing) folders at the top level of the hard drive. if you want to change the group on those you'll need to run similar commands for them too. -
Question about GROUP BY and HAVING
Good afternoon,
I have the following query which returns the desired result (set of students who take CS112 or CS114 but not both). I wanted to "condense" it into a single SELECT statement (if that is at all possible - DDL to execute the statement is provided at the end of this post):
-- is this select distinct * and its associated where clause absolutely
-- necessary to obtain the result ?
select distinct *
from (
select s.sno,
s.sname,
s.age,
sum(case when t.cno in ('CS112', 'CS114')
then 1
else 0
end)
over (partition by s.sno) as takes_either_or_both
from student s join take t
on (s.sno = t.sno)
where takes_either_or_both = 1
;The following looked reasonable but, unfortunately unsuccessful:
Window functions not allowed here (in Having Clause)
select max(s.sno),
max(s.sname),
max(s.age),
sum(case when t.cno in ('CS112', 'CS114')
then 1
else 0
end)
over (partition by s.sno) as takes_either_or_both
from student s join take t
on (s.sno = t.sno)
group by s.sno
having sum(case when t.cno in ('CS112', 'CS114')
then 1
else 0
end)
over (partition by s.sno) = 1
Invalid identifier in Having clause
select s.sno,
s.sname,
s.age,
sum(case when t.cno in ('CS112', 'CS114')
then 1
else 0
end)
over (partition by s.sno) as takes_either_or_both
from student s join take t
on (s.sno = t.sno)
group by s.sno, s.sname, s.age
having takes_either_or_both = 1
;I have searched for a document that completely defines the sequence in which the clauses are executed. I have found tidbits here and there but not something complete. I realize that my running into problems like this one is due to my lack of understanding of the sequence and the scope of the clauses that make up a statement. Because of this, I cannot even tell if it is possible to write the above query using a single select statement. Pardon my bit of frustration...
Thank you for your help,
John.
DDL follows.
/* drop any preexisting tables */
drop table student;
drop table courses;
drop table take;
/* table of students */
create table student
( sno integer,
sname varchar(10),
age integer
/* table of courses */
create table courses
( cno varchar(5),
title varchar(10),
credits integer
/* table of students and the courses they take */
create table take
( sno integer,
cno varchar(5)
insert into student values (1,'AARON',20);
insert into student values (2,'CHUCK',21);
insert into student values (3,'DOUG',20);
insert into student values (4,'MAGGIE',19);
insert into student values (5,'STEVE',22);
insert into student values (6,'JING',18);
insert into student values (7,'BRIAN',21);
insert into student values (8,'KAY',20);
insert into student values (9,'GILLIAN',20);
insert into student values (10,'CHAD',21);
insert into courses values ('CS112','PHYSICS',4);
insert into courses values ('CS113','CALCULUS',4);
insert into courses values ('CS114','HISTORY',4);
insert into take values (1,'CS112');
insert into take values (1,'CS113');
insert into take values (1,'CS114');
insert into take values (2,'CS112');
insert into take values (3,'CS112');
insert into take values (3,'CS114');
insert into take values (4,'CS112');
insert into take values (4,'CS113');
insert into take values (5,'CS113');
insert into take values (6,'CS113');
insert into take values (6,'CS114');Hi, John,
Just use the aggregate SUM function.
select s.sno,
s.sname,
s.age,
sum(case when t.cno in ('CS112', 'CS114')
then 1
else 0
end) as takes_either_or_both
from student s join take t
on (s.sno = t.sno)
GROUP BY s.sno,
s.sname,
s.age
HAVING sum(case when t.cno in ('CS112', 'CS114')
then 1
else 0
end) = 1;Analytic functions are computed after the WHERE- and HAVING clause have been applied. To use the results of an analytic fucntion in a WHERE- or HAVING clause, you have to compute it in a sub-query, and then you can use it in a WHERE- or HAVING clause of a super-query. -
LR 1.4 Question about Group Edit Capture Time
Hey guys... working my way through...
Was wondering -- when I highlight a group of files -- and then go to the Metadata Menu and choose "Edit Capture Time" -- why doesn't it change the date of all the High-Ligghted Photos?
I am obviously doing something wrong... Can someone please tell me who to di it right?
THANKS!!ambienttroutmask wrote:
It's a while since I used LR 1, but I think it was the same....to write time changes to RAW files, other than DNG's, you need to enable this in catalog settings. in metadata write changes into propitiatory RAW files. LR is very reluctant to write anything into propitiatory files (and rightly so), best to convert them to DNG's.
actually - i'm kinda confused.
all my images are DNG's.
All I want to do is take a group of photos I took in 2002 [that all have bad dates from different decades somehow] and correct a group of say 130 files at a time to a specific day from all the various days they are mistakenly showing in Capture Time.
But when I highlight a group of say 30 files and choose to EDIT CAPTURE TIME -- only 1 or maybe a couple of files change -- the rest stay.
iPhoto allowed me to Batch Change a group of photos from various dates to 1 single date -- but I am getting the impression LR 1.4 does not have the ability to do this. -
Hello guys,
I was wondering if anybody can shed the light on this? It's not very important. I'm just being curious here.
Imagine I have the following table:
CREATE TABLE my_table
n NUMBER(15)
INSERT INTO my_table SELECT level FROM dual CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 10;I know I can do this
SELECT 'MY_TABLE',
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM my_table)
FROM dual;To get the name of the table and how many records the table has. Because DUAL table has only one record it will return the correct result.
But I don't understand why the following query returns the correct result:
SELECT 'MY_TABLE',
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM my_table)
FROM my_table
GROUP BY NULL;If I remove the GROUP BY clause, I will have 10 records because my original table has 10 records. But how is it possible to GROUP BY NULL? Actually, you can group by on anything (1, 'HELLO'...) and it will return the correct result.
So, can anyone tell me how does this make sense??
Thanks in advance,Hi,
user13117585 wrote:
Hello guys,
I was wondering if anybody can shed the light on this? It's not very important. I'm just being curious here.
Imagine I have the following table:
CREATE TABLE my_table
n NUMBER(15)
INSERT INTO my_table SELECT level FROM dual CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 10;I know I can do this
SELECT 'MY_TABLE',
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM my_table)
FROM dual;To get the name of the table and how many records the table has. Because DUAL table has only one record it will return the correct result.The fact that dual has only one row explains why the result set has one row. How many columns and what is in those columns doesn't depend on dual in any way.
But I don't understand why the following query returns the correct result:
SELECT 'MY_TABLE',
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM my_table)
FROM my_table
GROUP BY NULL;If I remove the GROUP BY clause, I will have 10 records because my original table has 10 records. But how is it possible to GROUP BY NULL? Actually, you can group by on anything (1, 'HELLO'...) and it will return the correct result.
So, can anyone tell me how does this make sense??Right. "GROUP BY x" means the output will have 1 row for each distinct value of x. (NULL is treated like a value in this case.) So how many distinct values of NULL are there, or how many distinct values of 1, or 'HELLO', or any constant? There's only 1 value, constants, as the name implies, never change values. So if you GROUP BY any constant, the result set will have exactly one row.
Thanks in advance, -
Questions about Mapping GL Accounts to Group Accounts
Hi,
I have some questions about mapping gl accounts to group accounts while configuring OBIEE APPS 7.9.6.3 with EBS R12 as a source:
FIRST QUESTION.-
For file file_group_acct_codes_ora.csv, I have the following accounts from my customer:
101101 - Caja Administrativa
101102 - Fondo Revolvente
101103 - Caja de Cambios
101104 - Efectivo en cajero
This group of accounts is named CASH, now my customer said that this group begins in 101101 and ends in 101199 but in this moment only have this 4 accounts in GL, the rest of the accounts, I mean 101105-101199 are not used right now, they are gonna used in the future.
So, my question is, in file_group_acct_codes_ora.csv how I need to put this group:
In this way:
CHART OF ACCOUNTS ID,FROM ACCT,TO ACCT,GROUP_ACCT_NUM
50308,101101,101104,CASH
Or in this way:
CHART OF ACCOUNTS ID,FROM ACCT,TO ACCT,GROUP_ACCT_NUM
50308,101101,101199,CASH
I mean, is there any problem if I use the second way, or is necessary to do it in the first way, and why?
SECOND QUESTION.-
For file file_group_acct_names.csv, when I update with a new group of accounts, is there any rule or size boundary for GROUP_ACCOUNT_NAME?
THIRD QUESTION.-
For file_group_acct_names.csv, what is the value in column LANGUAGE? I mean, is EBS language?, DB language?, server language?
I hope that someone can help me, because I need to clarify this and don't do the first full load and this load ends with error because of this.
Regards,
ArnulfoI'll take some broad swipes at this and let the smarter people come fill in the details.
We have a true 1:1 setup in our office and have moved to PHDs as a means of protecting against downtime. The thinking is that we will have a spare machine lying around with our base installation ready to go. If a user's machine fails we'll replace it with the spare machine, let it sync the user directory from the server, and we're back in business. It's no substitute for a real backup system, but it potentially avoids having to run a restore from your backups. It also reduces network traffic compared to plain networked homes, and still lets your users work if the server goes down, but provides the benefits of centralized management. John DeTroye wrote a nice article about this.
If you've already got data on your "client" Mac you will need to move it onto the server. PHDs will download data from the server to the client on the first sync, but will not upload a complete home directory from the client to an empty directory on the server. You'll find some posts in this forum discussing how people have gone about migrating data prior to that first sync.
WGM allows you to establish exclusions for stuff you don't want to sync.
One thing to watch out for in the scenario you describe is the so-called "rabbit effect." Assume Bob uses Mac1 as his primary machine. If one day he logs into Mac2 his home directory will be downloaded to Mac2. Once he returns to Mac1 he'll still be cluttering up Mac2 with his data. If he logs into Mac3 the next day and Tom and Sue are also periodically logging into different machines, you can see how you'll end up with a mess pretty quickly.
Hope this helps. -
Question about Everyone Group in SharePoint 2013
Hi,
I have couple of question about EVERYONE group below,
- As per the best practice which Group we should use instead of EVERYONE group in Sharepoint ?
- What is the difference between Everyone and All Authenticated Users Group
We have added Everyone Group in different sites, now the question is if we hide this group showing up in sharepoint people picker, is there any impact interms of current site?
- Is there any way we can hide Everyone group showing up in the people picker only for the site / Site Collection level.
Please help.
Thanks
srabonThere is no functional difference between the Everyone group and All Authenticated Users (after Active Directory has been upgraded to Server 2003 native schema).
I'm not aware of any function to hide the group from the People Picker.
Trevor Seward
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Questions about using Bitlocker without TPM
We currently use Bitlocker to encrypt our Windows 7 computers with TPM. Now we are looking at encrypting some Windows 7 computers without a TPM. I see how to change the group policy setting to allow Bitlocker without a TPM. I have looked at a lot of other
threads and I have a few questions about how the Bitlocker without TPM works.
1) I see a USB drive containing a key is required for Bitlocker configurations without a TPM, say the end user loses this USB drive, what are the recovery options for their computer?
This article seems to indicate that without the USB drive connected, you are unable to even access recovery options http://blogs.technet.com/b/hugofe/archive/2010/10/29/bitlocker-without-tpm.aspx
We have recovery backed up to AD when Bitlocker is enabled, but how could we do this recovery on a computer on computer where it's USB is lost? Would we have to remove the HD itself and attach it to another computer to access?
2) After enabling Bitlocker on a computer without a TPM and using the USB Drive for the key, is there a way to also add a PIN or password protection at bootup?Hi,
Sorry for my dilatory reply,
Configuring a startup key is another method to enable a higher level of security with the TPM. The startup key is a key stored on a USB flash drive, and the USB flash drive must be inserted every time the computer starts. The startup key is used to provide
another factor of authentication in conjunction with TPM authentication. To use a USB flash drive as a startup key, the USB flash drive must be formatted by using the NTFS, FAT, or FAT32 file system.
You must have a startup key to use BitLocker on a non-TPM computer.
From: http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/ee449438(v=ws.10).aspx#BKMK_Key
For more Q&A about BitLocker, you can refer to the link above.
hope this is helpful.
Roger Lu
TechNet Community Support -
A lot of questions about my MacBook Air
I am really new to re-using Apple computers.The last time I used an Apple computer was back in 1987 when the school and my family had Apple IIGS computers. I have been using PC's which reqiure Microsoft. I a lot of have questions (10 questions) about my MacBook Air and I hope you good people can and will help me.
Product: MacBook Air
Operating System: Mac OS X Version 10.7.4
1) I Downloaded MacKeeper because I was fooled. I had a bad feeling just before I Downloaded it and I should have listened to my heart. However, I didn't buy it or fully Install it. It was like a test run and then they wanted me to pay almost $100 for it. Thankfully, I didn't because I read it is Malware. I spoke with an Apple Tech at Apple Care and he helped me get rid of it (or so we think). I don't see it anymore on my computer. I read it can slow down your computer. How can you tell if it's really off of the computer?
2) When I open "Finder" and I see that there are people Sharing my computer with me. I went into AirDrop and it reads, "Other people can see your Mac as (my name) MacBook Air when their computer is nearby." I bought a HotSpot and while it's turned on and I selected it as my WI-FI connection I thought it would get rid of these people, protect what I type, me, my items, computer, etc. But it didn't.
I didn't know that I have to buy a exteral CD and/or DVD Player in order to connect to the brand new Modem and Router in one by NetGear. I am so used to PCs and the CD/DVD Players being built inside.
The people at Apple Store told me that there is an internal modem inside, but I don't know how to find it and what to do then. Should I use a Firewall?, An AntiVirus, AntiMalware, AntiSpyware, etc. Apple Care tech told me I don't need to get an AntiVirus.
3) Is there a new kind of Wireless Modem and Router that doesn't require a CD-ROM?
4) When I travel or fly and I am not close to home I was told by Best Buy and Sprint that I had to buy a mobile HotSpot to use the computer (WI-FI) safely. As I typed, I have one. But it's pretty expensive and only gives me 1 hour and 15 minutes per day to Stream. What can I do to use this computer safely Online when I am out of range from a Modem and Router? What do people do when they travel on airplanes?
5) This compter won't let me use "Raid." I think you have to have a newer version. I hard about Raid on the radio from Leo (can't recall his last name) who's a Tech expert.
6) Should I buy a ZipDrive? Apple Store Tech told me that I didn't need a ZipDrive. I just remember the episode of HBO's "Sex and The City" when Carrie looses everything because her copy crashed. Now, of course, I know that's a fictional show, but with PC's and Microsoft I have lost everything when it crashed, frooze up, etc. I know there's iClouds. I heard about Carbonite, but I have read the Pros and Cons about it. Mostly they are Cons about it. I just don't want to do anything wrong and mess up this computer.
7) Should I buy a new Printer/Copier/Scanner because mine is an HP. It's not new, but it works. I even have a CD-ROM for Macs. What about the new product called, "Neat"?
8) Is there a special product that I should buy to do Online Banking and/or other important stuff?
9) I saw and read about iWork in the Apps Store and it sounds cool. I still have alot of friends and colleagues who still use Microsoft. Is iWork good to use? Should I Download it from the Apple Apps Store or can a buy it at Apple? Is there another Word Processing Program that is great and user friendly and will work with Macs and PCs?
10) Should I Update the OS with OS X Mountian Lion Pro from the Apple Apps Store or buy it at Apple Store?
In advance, I wish to thank you in this Apple Support Communites for your help. Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!1) Here are instructions for removing MacKeeper. Since it mostly consists of manually looking for folders and specific files, if you follow the instructions you either fail to find what you are told to find (because your AppleCare guide gave you complete instructions which you followed) or you'll find some additional files that need to be replaced.
2 & 3) I assume you are looking at the sidebar of a Finder window and seeing Shared and computers under it. Those are computers that you can potentionally share. To do so you'd need an account on their computer and a password. They are not sharing your computer.
AirDrop allows you to create an adhoc network for filesharing and it only functions when you have selected the AirDop item in the SideBar. Actually doing that merely announces to computers in the same network node that your computer is available for a file to be sent to. Even then you have to explicitly allow the file to be downloaded to your computer. Similarly you'd be able to see other computers with AirDrop selected and be able to send them a file - which they'd have to accept.
The only reason your NetGear Router comes with a CD is to install and run their 'easy' step by step configuration program. It can also be done manually with a browser. Read the manual to find the IP address you must enter to access the router's configuration menu. Apple's WiFi routers don't require a CD to install the software because the configuration software is already on your computer.
I do have my firewall turned on. AntiVirus software isn't a bad idea - I use Sophos having tested it for a review for our local User Group and I found I liked it better than ClamAVx which is what I'd been using before. Both are free.
4) I think you were scammed by Sprint and BestBuy. I use hotel, coffee shop, and restaurant WiFi spots and have for years. However, because they can be unsecured, I do not shop online or bank when I'm using them. I also use 1Password and don't reuse passwords so even if a sniffer should grab an account and password that's all it would get - one account.
5) Raid doesn't really make sense with a MacBook Air - a RAID involves 2 or more disks being used as if they were one.
6) Zip drive? No. External hard drive - yes. It isn't a question of if a computer's hard drive will malfunction, it is when. OWC has a nice selection of external drives and the Mac has a built in backup system called TimeMachine. Due to the way TimeMachine works, I've found that your TimeMachine drive should be at least twice as large - and preferably 3-4 times as large as the data you are backing up.
7) if your printer works and it has Mountain Lion drivers, why replace it?
8) Online banking is done with a browser - Use Safari or FireFox
9) If trading files with Windows users is important Mac: Office is your best bet. If not, iWork, Mac:Office, or LibreOffice are all good possibilities.
10) you can only buy Mt Lion via the App Store. -
Re: Questions about Plan structure
Reply-To: "Duncan Kinnear" <[email protected]>
Q. if you have an Employee class with related EmployeeSubordinate and
EmployeeSalaryHistory classes, should these all be in the same plan?
A It is better to have them in the same plan.It depends on the design
you have
Q Why should the Managers be separated from their business classes?
A Managers are usually service objects which might require different
resources.
These managers when deployed might be required by several other
applications.
Seperating them as a different plan will help in just using one
installed partition to be
Used by different applications (refer about Reference Partition)
Q If you have the Database managers separate, what scope does each DB
manager cover?
A It is better to have the DB managers in user scope.
It depends on the numbers of users, u have for the system.
Since u are talking about 100 tables. It's a huge system.
It also depends on the user licenses u have for the backend.
Take care that u use proper load balancing of DB Managers for the
system.
Krishna CVSR
GoldStone Softech Inc
>
Hi there,
We are in the middle of designing the structure of a new system.
I have read/heard that it is best to break down the plans into the
following categories:
Business Classes
Managers/Services
Clients
I have a few questions about this structure:
Should related business classes be grouped together in Plans? E.g. if
you have an Employee class with related EmployeeSubordinate and
EmployeeSalaryHistory classes, should these all be in the same plan?
Why should the Managers be separated from their business classes?
E.g. if there is an EmployeeMgr service which deals with anything to do
with the Employee business class, why separate them in different
plans? If you need the manager to access the class, you will always
need both.
Some of the Forte documentation talks about "Policy" managers and
"Database" managers. How do the functions of these managers differ
for a simple CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) class?
If you have the Database managers separate, what scope does each
DB manager cover? I.e. do you have one for the entire database (over
100 tables in our case), or do you break it down by sub-system?
Thanks in advance for any answers.
Cheers,
Duncan Kinnear,
McCarthy and Associates, Email: [email protected]
PO Box 764, McLean Towers, Phone: +64 6 834 3360
Shakespeare Road, Napier, New Zealand. Fax: +64 6 834 3369
Providing Integrated Software to the Meat Processing Industry for over 10 years
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Q. if you have an Employee class with related EmployeeSubordinate and
EmployeeSalaryHistory classes, should these all be in the same plan?
A It is better to have them in the same plan.It depends on the design
you have
Q Why should the Managers be separated from their business classes?
A Managers are usually service objects which might require different
resources.
These managers when deployed might be required by several other
applications.
Seperating them as a different plan will help in just using one
installed partition to be
Used by different applications (refer about Reference Partition)
Q If you have the Database managers separate, what scope does each DB
manager cover?
A It is better to have the DB managers in user scope.
It depends on the numbers of users, u have for the system.
Since u are talking about 100 tables. It's a huge system.
It also depends on the user licenses u have for the backend.
Take care that u use proper load balancing of DB Managers for the
system.
Krishna CVSR
GoldStone Softech Inc
>
Hi there,
We are in the middle of designing the structure of a new system.
I have read/heard that it is best to break down the plans into the
following categories:
Business Classes
Managers/Services
Clients
I have a few questions about this structure:
Should related business classes be grouped together in Plans? E.g. if
you have an Employee class with related EmployeeSubordinate and
EmployeeSalaryHistory classes, should these all be in the same plan?
Why should the Managers be separated from their business classes?
E.g. if there is an EmployeeMgr service which deals with anything to do
with the Employee business class, why separate them in different
plans? If you need the manager to access the class, you will always
need both.
Some of the Forte documentation talks about "Policy" managers and
"Database" managers. How do the functions of these managers differ
for a simple CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) class?
If you have the Database managers separate, what scope does each
DB manager cover? I.e. do you have one for the entire database (over
100 tables in our case), or do you break it down by sub-system?
Thanks in advance for any answers.
Cheers,
Duncan Kinnear,
McCarthy and Associates, Email: [email protected]
PO Box 764, McLean Towers, Phone: +64 6 834 3360
Shakespeare Road, Napier, New Zealand. Fax: +64 6 834 3369
Providing Integrated Software to the Meat Processing Industry for over 10 years
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Question about Rescheduling Start Date of a Task
Question about Rescheduling Start Date of a Task
I'm trying to determine whether the 'Reschedule' action is appropriate to my situation...
I have a service that consists of 4 tasks. The first 3 tasks will be completed immediately and then the request's 4th task will sit in a queue for about a month so that all of these requests can be grouped together and fulfilled during a few overnight work sessions.
While the 4th task is waiting to be fulfilled, the technician will be contacting the requestor to schedule the work to be done sometime during a 3 day window. The technician needs to specify which of the 3 days each request will be worked on. I'm not sure if I should store the date in a service form field or have the technician reschedule the task so that the start date of the task is set to one of the 3 days. If I use the reschedule feature, are there any downsides?
The advantage of using the reschedule feature is that the scheduled start date can be displayed in ServiceManager's task list and can therefore be sorted on and queried. This wouldn't be possible if I stored the date in a dictionary field on the service form. In that case, I'd have to use custom reports to group the tasks by start date.
Please let me know your thoughts...
Thanks,
ScottThis strikes me as a very good use of this feature, since your need to to have the date for this task rescheduled/reflected in ServiceManager. This is the specific effect of using this feature.
For the benefit of others reading this post, remember: this rescheduled date will not change the due date for the service. -
Question about Id3-tags and song managem
Hello, I am getting ready to buy a Zen Touch 20GB in a couple of weeks and I have a few questions about the management software.
(Correct me if I am wrong about something)
) Are songs organized into groups by Genre instead of just folders like on the Ipod?
2) Are Id3-tags used instead of filename for identification?
3) What parts of the tag are needed besides title and artist?
4) Which version of tags does the Zen Touch recognize: Version or Version 2?
5) If I edit my tags using an external program such as Id3-TagIT, will the tags carry over to the Creative software and to the player?
Thanks a lot for your help. I want to make sure I have my music collection in order before I get my Zen Touch.euph_jay wrote:Ok, so lets say I have all my music in folders right now seperated into different categories on my hard dri've. Some folders denote the artist, some the album, and some a genre. Example: Folder: Chicago Contents: Chicago .mp3 files Folder: Techno Contents: various Techno artist's songs What is the best way of organizing my folder system, so that the transition will be easy to the player?
Folders are pretty much irrelevant. What the software will do is look at the *tags* in the files and then use these to build the player's library.
Will imbedded folders work on the player? (like Techno->Crystal Method->Cystal Method .mp3's)
Again the player has no concept of folders, although if you set Techno as a Genre tag you will be able to view via this in the Music Library.
Or, am I misunderstanding how music is stored into the mp3 player. Instead of storing music in a "folder like" system (like the Chicago folder or Techno folder), does it store all the songs individually on the device? Then you have to sort it by artist, album, or genre?
Using your example, in the Music Library you have essentially three categories: Album, Artist, and Genre. So under Album you would see "Vegas" (the Crystal Method's album), under Artist you would see "The Crystal Method", and under Genre you would see "Techno" (and then either the album or artist under this... I forget which it is offhand).
Make sense? -
Question about Logon ticket with user mapping at BI-JAVA environment
We're implementing BI 7.0 including BI Java and SAP EP for end user
access.
I have two question about SSO method when we're using BI Java.
I know we can simply configure SSO logon ticket with BI-Java(EP
included) and BI-ABAP through BI template installer and we already
succeeded in that case.
But the problem is we want to change it to user mapping SSO method for
some our internal reason.
After we configure user mapping SSO, we've got SSO failed error when we
call BI-Java stuff like BEx Web Application iView.
After many testing implemented, we found SSO Logon ticket with user
mapping (using SAP reference system). It seems working now.
But our question is "Is it no problem when we use SSO logon ticket with
user mapping?" Is there any restriction or issue?
One more question is we can ONLY use user base mapping when reference
system used. How can we assign BI-ABAP users to EP Group?Using an SAP Reference system is allright. But if the reason u r going for this is because of different usernames in EP and BI, why dont you go for user mapping.
Anyways, on restriction of reference syetms is that you can have ONLY ONE reference system defined in portal. In you case you can only have the BI system defined.
Hope this helps!! -
Question about Mailserver and Dovecot policies
Hello Apple Cummunity members,
I'm currently installing a mac mini server for a client in the health sector. The installation and migration from 10.6 to 10.7 went smoothly but we hit a problem.
This healthcare bussiness has never used e-mailservice from a mac server but want to switch to mail services that are built into 10.7. The problem we are facing is about group-e-mail. We want to be able to use group e-mail like distribution groups in Exchange, and we don't want to use the built-in mailing-lists because we think they are not as user friendly as apple discribes. So we came up with a solution that utilizes server-side rules to forward e-mail from one e-mail adress to all the employees. The problem with this setup is that dovecot (mail managing) doesn't allow for more than four simultaneous forwards in server-side rules. I located the policy file in mountain lion server. But since we are using lion, this wasn't very usefull. I found a few lines that described the limitation to the amount of simultaneous forwards. But again, this was in mountain lion.
My questions are:
What version of dovecot does lion run on?
Is it possible for us to edit the policy configuration file from dovecot?
if so, where is this policy configuration file located in Mac OS X Lion?
Is there another soluciton in Mac OS X Lion Server to use a kind of distribution group-like feature?
I'm truly greatfull for all the help you guys can give me on this.
Kind regards,
Léon van de Broek
NetherlandsHi,
Agree with words of Samir, for more details you can refer the article “Understanding Authorization Policies for Remote Desktop Gateway”, might help in your case.
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki
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