Question about moving a SQL profile to a different database

All,
I know in 11g I can move SQL baselines to another host. Does anyone know if I can more just a single SQL Profile and how that is accomplished. I'm not seeing a PL/SQL package do to this but I may be missing it. Also, no hits on Metalink or Ask Tom on how to do this. I have this vague memory that it is possible but I'll be dammed if I can figure out how to do it.
thanks in advance
J Sebastian

Just to inform
http://blog.flimatech.com/2010/06/08/how-does-one-move-sql-profiles-from-one-instance-to-another/
Have very good example how to move SQL profile

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inherrited the
> website
> from hell; that meaning the folders on my computer and
on the server are
> very
> unorganized. There are images all over the place, in
places they just
> should
> not be stored. i am getting ready to switch to a new
service provider for
> the
> site so i want to start as fresh as possible. i have
already downloaded
> the
> whole site from the server to my local computer. i have
gone through and
> deleted all the old files that are no longer needed. now
before i upload
> this
> site to the new server i want to collect all the images
that are spread
> about
> and place them in the same folder. my question is this -
if i gather all
> the
> images together and upload the site, will dreamweaver
correct all the link
> paqths that have been switched around by me moving all
the pictures? i
> know DW
> does this, but i am not sure if it will do it on such a
large scale.
>
> if you know the answer, please let me know.
>
> thank you in advance
>
> all the best to you
>
> e~
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I have a SQL ststement which is listed below along with it's output.
For the NUM_REQ column, I am expecting to get the number 832 because the pm_requirements_table contains 16 records and they all have a frequency of WEEKLY.
16 * 52 = 832. The query returns 12480 which I can see that it is multiplying the 832 by 15 which is the number of entries in the lpm table 16 * 52 * 15 = 12480.
I need the lpm table in there for other reasons, so my question is how can I get it to return 832 and still have the lpm table as part of the query.
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SELECT 'NAS WIDE' as target
, 1 as years
, count(distinct lpm.fac_ident) as facilities
, SUM(CASE upper(req.frequency)
WHEN 'DAILY' THEN 365
WHEN 'WEEKLY' THEN 52
WHEN 'MONTHLY' THEN 12
WHEN 'QUARTERLY' THEN 4
WHEN 'SEMIANNUALLY' THEN 2
WHEN 'ANNUALLY' THEN 1
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"6310.19A","161G","Check target receiver recovery","WEEKLY","",13
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"6310.19A","161J","Check weather receiver recovery","WEEKLY","",16
"6310.19A","161K","Check spare modem operation","WEEKLY","",17
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"LOG_ID","FAC_IDENT","FAC_TYPE","CODE_CATEGORY","SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE","MAINT_ACTION_CODE","INTERRUPT_CONDITION","ATOW_CODE","SECTOR_CODE","LOG_STATUS","START_DATE","START_DATETIME","END_DATE","END_DATETIME","MODIFIED_DATETIME","WR_AREA","SHORT_NAME","EQUIPMENT_IDENT","INTERVAL_CODE","EARLIEST_DATE","EARLIEST_DATETIME","SCHEDULED_DATE","SCHEDULED_DATETIME","LATEST_DATE","LATEST_DATETIME","WR_CREW_UNIT","WR_WATCH","PUBLICATION_ORDER","PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL","PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH","PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL","NUMBER_OF_TASKS","LOG_SUMMARY","COMMENTS","RELATED_LOGS","LPMANTAC_ID"
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101223602,"ATL","ASR",50,"0","P","","WEQ1C","SO1LB","C",19-APR-10,"4/19/2010 1:00",19-APR-10,"4/19/2010 1:09","4/19/2010 3:12","RADAR","SYS","SYSTEM","W","4/18/2010","4/18/2010 0:00",21-APR-10,"4/21/2010 0:00",24-APR-10,"4/24/2010 0:00","RADR","","6310.19A","6310.19A","161.K","161. K","1","","","",9
96642602,"ATL","ASR",50,"0","P","","WEQ1C","SO1LB","C",12-APR-10,"04/12/2010 10:25",12-APR-10,"04/12/2010 10:34","04/12/2010 17:49","RADAR","SYS","SYSTEM","W","04/11/2010","04/11/2010 0:00",14-APR-10,"4/14/2010 0:00",17-APR-10,"4/17/2010 0:00","RADR","","6310.19A","6310.19A","161.K","161. K","1","","","",10
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96642302,"ATL","ASR",50,"0","P","","WEQ1C","SO1LB","C",11-APR-10,"04/11/2010 11:05",11-APR-10,"04/11/2010 11:10","04/11/2010 12:51","RADAR","SYS","CHAN A","W","04/11/2010","04/11/2010 0:00",14-APR-10,"4/14/2010 0:00",17-APR-10,"4/17/2010 0:00","RADR","","6310.19A","6310.19A","161A-J","161 A-J","15","","","",12
92805502,"ATL","ASR",50,"0","P","","WEQ1C","SO1LB","C",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 18:10",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 18:22","04/07/2010 19:04","RADAR","SYS","CHAN A","W","04/04/2010","04/04/2010 0:00",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 0:00",10-APR-10,"04/10/2010 0:00","RADR","","6310.19A","6310.19A","161A-J","161 A-J","15","","","",13
92805402,"ATL","ASR",50,"0","P","","WEQ1C","SO1LB","C",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 17:53",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 18:05","04/07/2010 19:04","RADAR","SYS","CHAN B","W","04/04/2010","04/04/2010 0:00",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 0:00",10-APR-10,"04/10/2010 0:00","RADR","","6310.19A","6310.19A","161A-J","161 A-J","15","","","",14
92805302,"ATL","ASR",50,"0","P","","WEQ1C","SO1LB","C",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 9:55",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 10:05","04/07/2010 10:29","RADAR","SYS","SYSTEM","W","04/04/2010","04/04/2010 0:00",07-APR-10,"04/07/2010 0:00",10-APR-10,"04/10/2010 0:00","RADR","","6310.19A","6310.19A","161.K","161. K","1","","","",15Edited by: George Heller on Jul 15, 2011 10:32 AM

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    "LOG_ID"              NUMBER(22,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
    "FAC_IDENT"           VARCHAR2(5),
    "FAC_TYPE"            VARCHAR2(5),
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    "SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE"   VARCHAR2(1),
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    "ATOW_CODE"           VARCHAR2(22),
    "SECTOR_CODE"         VARCHAR2(5),
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    "END_DATE" DATE,
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    "WR_AREA"           VARCHAR2(6),
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    "EQUIPMENT_IDENT"   VARCHAR2(15),
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    "EARLIEST_DATE"     VARCHAR2(4000),
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    "SCHEDULED_DATETIME" VARCHAR2(22),
    "LATEST_DATE" DATE,
    "LATEST_DATETIME"                VARCHAR2(22),
    "WR_CREW_UNIT"                   VARCHAR2(10),
    "WR_WATCH"                       VARCHAR2(1),
    "PUBLICATION_ORDER"              VARCHAR2(30),
    "PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL"     VARCHAR2(30),
    "PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH"          VARCHAR2(30),
    "PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL" VARCHAR2(30),
    "NUMBER_OF_TASKS"                VARCHAR2(25),
    "LOG_SUMMARY"                    VARCHAR2(255),
    "COMMENTS" CLOB,
    "RELATED_LOGS" CLOB,
    "LPMANTAC_ID" NUMBER,
    PRIMARY KEY ("LPMANTAC_ID") ENABLE
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "SYS_IL0000077142C00035$$" ON "LPM"
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CREATE TABLE "LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE"
    "PUBLICATION_ORDER"       VARCHAR2(30),
    "PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH"   VARCHAR2(30),
    "PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING" VARCHAR2(30),
    "LPMTANTAC_ID"            NUMBER,
    PRIMARY KEY ("LPMTANTAC_ID") ENABLE
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "SYS_C0011587" ON "LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE"
    "LPMTANTAC_ID"
-- PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE
CREATE TABLE "PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE"
    "PUBLICATION_ORDER"            VARCHAR2(30),
    "PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER" VARCHAR2(30),
    "DESCRIPTION"                  VARCHAR2(4000),
    "FREQUENCY"                    VARCHAR2(30),
    "CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE"         VARCHAR2(22),
    "PRTANTAC_ID"                  NUMBER,
    PRIMARY KEY ("PRTANTAC_ID") ENABLE
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "SYS_C0011588" ON "PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE"
    "PRTANTAC_ID"
REM INSERTING into LPM
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (108305902,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('07-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/07/2010 3:24',to_date('07-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/07/2010 3:28','05/07/2010 3:31','RADAR','SYS','SYSTEM','W','05/02/2010','05/02/2010 0:00',to_date('05-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/05/2010 0:00',to_date('08-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/08/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161.K','161. K','1',null,1);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (108306002,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('02-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/02/2010 21:00',to_date('02-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/02/2010 21:30','05/03/2010 1:07','RADAR','SYS','CHAN B','W','05/02/2010','05/02/2010 0:00',to_date('05-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/05/2010 0:00',to_date('08-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/08/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,2);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (108306102,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('02-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/02/2010 21:00',to_date('02-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/02/2010 21:30','05/03/2010 1:07','RADAR','SYS','CHAN A','W','05/02/2010','05/02/2010 0:00',to_date('05-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/05/2010 0:00',to_date('08-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/08/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,3);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (104188702,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('29-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/29/2010 10:09',to_date('29-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/29/2010 10:11','4/29/2010 10:30','RADAR','SYS','SYSTEM','W','4/25/2010','4/25/2010 0:00',to_date('28-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/28/2010 0:00',to_date('01-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/01/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161.K','161. K','1',null,4);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (104188402,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('26-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/26/2010 13:33',to_date('26-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/26/2010 13:46','4/26/2010 15:23','RADAR','SYS','CHAN A','W','4/25/2010','4/25/2010 0:00',to_date('28-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/28/2010 0:00',to_date('01-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/01/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,5);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (104188502,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('26-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/26/2010 13:33',to_date('26-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/26/2010 13:46','4/26/2010 15:23','RADAR','SYS','CHAN B','W','4/25/2010','4/25/2010 0:00',to_date('28-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/28/2010 0:00',to_date('01-MAY-10','DD-MON-RR'),'05/01/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,6);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (101223702,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('19-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/19/2010 1:30',to_date('19-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/19/2010 2:10','4/19/2010 3:12','RADAR','SYS','CHAN B','W','4/18/2010','4/18/2010 0:00',to_date('21-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/21/2010 0:00',to_date('24-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/24/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,7);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (101223802,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('19-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/19/2010 1:30',to_date('19-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/19/2010 2:10','4/19/2010 3:12','RADAR','SYS','CHAN A','W','4/18/2010','4/18/2010 0:00',to_date('21-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/21/2010 0:00',to_date('24-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/24/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,8);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (101223602,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('19-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/19/2010 1:00',to_date('19-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/19/2010 1:09','4/19/2010 3:12','RADAR','SYS','SYSTEM','W','4/18/2010','4/18/2010 0:00',to_date('21-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/21/2010 0:00',to_date('24-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/24/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161.K','161. K','1',null,9);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (96642602,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('12-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/12/2010 10:25',to_date('12-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/12/2010 10:34','04/12/2010 17:49','RADAR','SYS','SYSTEM','W','04/11/2010','04/11/2010 0:00',to_date('14-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/14/2010 0:00',to_date('17-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/17/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161.K','161. K','1',null,10);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (96642402,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('11-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/11/2010 11:10',to_date('11-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/11/2010 11:15','04/11/2010 12:51','RADAR','SYS','CHAN B','W','04/11/2010','04/11/2010 0:00',to_date('14-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/14/2010 0:00',to_date('17-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/17/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,11);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (96642302,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('11-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/11/2010 11:05',to_date('11-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/11/2010 11:10','04/11/2010 12:51','RADAR','SYS','CHAN A','W','04/11/2010','04/11/2010 0:00',to_date('14-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/14/2010 0:00',to_date('17-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'4/17/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,12);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (92805502,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 18:10',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 18:22','04/07/2010 19:04','RADAR','SYS','CHAN A','W','04/04/2010','04/04/2010 0:00',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 0:00',to_date('10-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/10/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,13);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (92805402,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 17:53',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 18:05','04/07/2010 19:04','RADAR','SYS','CHAN B','W','04/04/2010','04/04/2010 0:00',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 0:00',to_date('10-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/10/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161A-J','161 A-J','15',null,14);
Insert into LPM (LOG_ID,FAC_IDENT,FAC_TYPE,CODE_CATEGORY,SUPPLEMENTAL_CODE,MAINT_ACTION_CODE,INTERRUPT_CONDITION,ATOW_CODE,SECTOR_CODE,LOG_STATUS,START_DATE,START_DATETIME,END_DATE,END_DATETIME,MODIFIED_DATETIME,WR_AREA,SHORT_NAME,EQUIPMENT_IDENT,INTERVAL_CODE,EARLIEST_DATE,EARLIEST_DATETIME,SCHEDULED_DATE,SCHEDULED_DATETIME,LATEST_DATE,LATEST_DATETIME,WR_CREW_UNIT,WR_WATCH,PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_ORDER_ORIGINAL,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_ORIGINAL,NUMBER_OF_TASKS,LOG_SUMMARY,LPMANTAC_ID) values (92805302,'ATL','ASR',50,'0','P',null,'WEQ1C','SO1LB','C',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 9:55',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 10:05','04/07/2010 10:29','RADAR','SYS','SYSTEM','W','04/04/2010','04/04/2010 0:00',to_date('07-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/07/2010 0:00',to_date('10-APR-10','DD-MON-RR'),'04/10/2010 0:00','RADR',null,'6310.19A','6310.19A','161.K','161. K','1',null,15);
REM INSERTING into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161A','Check transmitter average rf power output','WEEKLY',null,2);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161B','Check transmitter VSWR','WEEKLY',null,3);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161C','Check RMS transmitter pulse width','WEEKLY',null,4);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(1)','Check filament current','WEEKLY',null,5);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(2)','Check focus coil current','WEEKLY',null,6);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(3)','Check Klystron voltage','WEEKLY',null,7);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(4)','Check Klystron current','WEEKLY',null,8);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(5)','Check PFN voltage','WEEKLY',null,9);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(6)','Check vacuum pump current','WEEKLY',null,10);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161E','Check target receiver MDS','WEEKLY',null,11);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161F','Check target receiver NF','WEEKLY',null,12);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161G','Check target receiver recovery','WEEKLY',null,13);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161H','Check weather receiver MDS','WEEKLY',null,14);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161I','Check weather receiver NF','WEEKLY',null,15);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161J','Check weather receiver recovery','WEEKLY',null,16);
Insert into PM_REQUIREMENTS_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH_NUMBER,DESCRIPTION,FREQUENCY,CHECK_OR_MAINTENANCE,PRTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161K','Check spare modem operation','WEEKLY',null,17);
REM INSERTING into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161A','161',26);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161A','161A-J',27);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161B','161',28);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161B','161A-J',29);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161C','161',30);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161C','161A-J',31);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161C','161(A-->K)',32);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161C','161(A-K)',33);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161C','161.(A-C).',34);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(1)','161',35);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(1)','161161 A-J',36);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(1)','161(A-->K)',37);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(1)','161(A-D)',38);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(2)','161',39);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(2)','161 A-J',40);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161D(2)','161(A-->K)',41);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161E','161E/H',42);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161F','161E/H',43);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161G','161E/H',44);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161H','161E/H',45);
Insert into LPM_PARAGRAPH_MAPPING_TABLE (PUBLICATION_ORDER,PUBLICATION_PARAGRAPH,PARAGRAPH_ALIAS_MAPPING,LPMTANTAC_ID) values ('6310.19A','161K','161.K',46);Edited by: George Heller on Jul 15, 2011 11:09 AM

Question about moving iTunes Media folder/library

Hello,
I'm responding to the article listed here: iTunes for Windows: Moving your iTunes Media folder - Apple Support that describes moving your iTunes media folder. I have a massive music library/playlists (over 350 gigs and growing). I'm planning to relocate my media folder to Dropbox because I have ample space there and it will allow me to run my library off of multiple computers (though not at the same time). My question is this: if I follow the steps and consolidate and relocate my library to the new Dropbox folder, will all my new uploads and downloads/purchases/imports also start automatically going to this newly specified location? I want to make sure that it would.
Thanks

Well the way that Dropbox works for me (just documents and data, not iTunes) is that I have a complete copy of the files in my Dropbox folder on my computer at home, and at work, and in the cloud on Dropbox's servers. Each time I update one of the files it is uploaded to Dropbox and then downloaded to the other client machine. When using another computer I can access my files from the Dropbox web interface, or use the Dropbox app on my iPad. It sounds like you are hoping that you can have all of your files in the cloud, and only in the cloud. I don't think it works that way.
For 350Gb and growing I think that realistically you need to stick with local storage. I clone my library to a 1Tb portable drive which I physically take to and from work, At each location I use SyncToy to synchronize the local and portable copies of the libraries effectively giving me three parallel clones of the library at all times.
tt2

Questions about moving from Mobile Me to iCloud

I just upgraded my iPhone to iOS5 and am curious about the move to iCloud for my mobileme account. I know there are articles out there, but they seem very generic and do not put my fears to rest.
Here are my questions and concerns. I figure they will be easy for a lot of you to answer, but I need to pose them before I make the jump.
1.) Do I need Lion to move to iCloud? (from the articles I read I'm pretty sure the answer is yes, but I thought I'd clarify)
2.) I have more than one mobileme account that has calendars and mail synced on my computer. If I upgrade one account do I have to upgrade the other at the same time for iCal and Mail to work?
3.) My husband's mobileme account syncs his work calendar. It is very important that I don't lose his information and that his calendar works flawlessly after the upgrade. Has anyone run into problems with the calendar syncing? I will not move anyone's accounts if iCloud is still experiencing a lot of bugs. I will of course make a backup copy of his calendar before upgrading, but his calendar changes often and is synced to two iMacs, a Macbook Pro, Mac Mini, an iPad and an iPhone it will not be practical to keep track of his calendar and if it is syncing properly.
4.) How do I actually make the switch to iCloud once I make up my mind to do it? My Phone told me to sign into me.com to do this, but when I signed in I didn't see how to say that I wanted to use the iCloud. Maybe this is because I haven't upgraded to Lion yet?
Thanks!

I am curious about the comment you can only use one iCloud account at a time. Right now I have my moblieme calendar and my husband's mobileme calendar both visible in iCal. That is very convenient for us because then he doesn't have to open up a separate user on the iMac just to check his calendar (this is our home computer that is mainly mine). Are you telling me that I won't be able to use both CalDAV accounts in iCal anymore? Will it force me to use only one?
Most of our music and videos was purchased under my .mac account, so iTunes isn't a problem, but we like to share one user on the computer and still be able to see both our calendars and e-mail.

Quick Question about Transposing/Crosstab SQL or PL/SQL query

Hi All,
Looking for how to transpose rows into column in SQL and/or PLSQL
I've got thousands of rows in the format
phone_no Code
4161231234 A
4161231234 B
4161231234 C
6471231234 A
6471231234 B
6471231234 C
need to transpose this to
phone_no Code_1 Code_2 Code_3
4161231234 A B C
6471231234 A B C
Think max number of codes for phone_no is something like 10.
Would appreciate if anybody gave guidance or direction.
Cheers,

Again Posted on another theard
Sorry wanted to add 1 amendment as well in terms of Question 2)
First Question 1)
phone_no Code
4161231234 A
4161231234 B
6471231234 A
6471231234 C
6471231234 D
need to transpose this to
phone_no A B C D
4161231234 Y Y N N
6471231234 Y N Y Y
New Records such as
6471231234 E would be appending later therefore the max number of codes for phone_no is dynamic
Question 2)
I also need the ability of the above table to add values of a third colum into the cross tab
phone_no Code No_of_codes
4161231234 A 2
4161231234 B 1
6471231234 A 3
6471231234 C 1
6471231234 D 5
Transposes to
phone_no A B C D
4161231234 2 1 0 0
6471231234 3 0 1 5
and again
New Records such as
6471231234 E 7 would be appending later therefore the max number of codes for phone_no is dynamic
Thanks for any help!!

Question about using pl/sql to mark records in a table

I have a table where I have stored college course's details,
the pertinent for this questions are the fields:
course_number,
alt_id1,
alt_id2,
cross_relation,
What I need to do is to identify cross-listed courses (those that have an alt_id1 not null) and set the first one found to be parent in the cross_relation column, then read alt_id1 and alt_id2 and set them as children in the cross_relation column.
example: what I have (these are in no particular order)
course_number alt_id1 alt_id2 cross_relation
en101 | mu101 | hs101 |
mu101 | en101 | hs101 |
hs101 | en101 | mu101 |
what I want: Finds cross listed set it as P for parent and then finds its children an marks them as its children C.
course_number | alt_id1 | alt_id2 | cross_relation
en101 | mu101 | hs101 | P
mu101 | en101 | hs101 | C
hs101 | en101 | mu101 | C
I have tried different things with different results but not the one desired,
Please, I just need some idea on how to accomplish this.
Thank you

Sniff... sniff... sure smells like homework to me.
You're likely looking for a hierachical SQL to determine the parent-child hierachy.
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/pseudocolumns001.htm#i1009313

DW CS4 Question about Moving Content to New Site

Hi,
I'm supposed to meet with a client later about creating a new website and moving all content from the old to the new. Right now, I have no idea how many pages the old one has. I'm assuming the worst, which means I'm assuming there will be a lot of pages.
So after I create a new home page and then a new secondary page, is there some kind of automated procedure Dreamweaver CS4 has that will help me quickly get all of this old content into the new content? I'm hoping there is because I really want to avoid having to go to each old page, copy the content, and then paste it one by one. As I think about this, though, if suppose the old site has 100 pages, I guess I'll have to create 100 new secondary pages, then somehow get the content of each of these 100 pages into the new 100 pages.
Any help is appreciated.

I agree. I'm thinking it will probably be easier to start from the ground up. My biggest fear is it will be 5,000 or 10,000 pages. And from what I understand (I'll get more specifics at the meeting) the job must be done by 10/27/10, which leaves precious little time.
I'm meeting with the client this week so as of right now, they cannot show me the existing site until the meeting.
Mike
designerandpublisher.com

Question about future Camera Matching Profiles

Hi all, I am a Nikon D300, Windows Vista user.
Recently I've been comparing Camera Matching Profiles on ACR and Nikon's own proprietary Profiles on Nikon Capture NX with the same NEF files. What I've found is that Camera Matching Profiles don't match when Saturation is adjusted. If I increase saturation in Capture NX's Picture Control panel, not only saturation is increased but also local hue is shifted. For example, a yellow flower looks slightly reddish when saturation is increased. On the other hand, ACR increases only saturation. I'm not sure I said this appropriately, but you'll know what I'm saying if you compare them side by side. Set the Picture Control sliders all to zero, they match. But once Saturation is adjusted, don't.
In addition, moving recovery slider, and HSL sliders shifts color in the way that I couldn't expect.
I'm just curious how the future Camera Matching Profiles will deal with them.

Thanks Eric. Even though those Camera Matching Profiles match only at default settings, they're really useful to me. I found that beta2 fixed highlight transition problem. I wish I could get that fat lazy Capture NX out of my computer soon.

Who can help me?I have a question about JDBC with SQL Server 2000.

import java.sql.*;
import java.util.*;
public class sqltest{
static public void main(String args[]){
try{
Class.forName("com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver");
}catch(Exception e){
e.printStackTrace();
return;
try{
Connection conn=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://CE800:1181;UseDatabaseName=supermarket;user=sa;Password=");
Statement stmt = conn.createStatement();
ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery("select * from customers");
while(rs.next()){
System.out.println(rs.getString("username"));
conn.close();
}catch(Exception e){
e.printStackTrace();
return;
when I run it,error occured:
D:\MyJava\sql>java sqltest
java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][SQLServer 2000 Driver for JDBC][SQLServer]Invalid object name 'customers'.
at com.microsoft.jdbc.base.BaseExceptions.createException(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.base.BaseExceptions.getException(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.tds.TDSRequest.processErrorToken(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.tds.TDSRequest.processReplyToken(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.tds.TDSExecuteRequest.processReplyToken(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.tds.TDSRequest.processReply(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerImplStatement.getNextResultType(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.base.BaseStatement.commonTransitionToState(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.base.BaseStatement.postImplExecute(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.base.BaseStatement.commonExecute(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.base.BaseStatement.executeQueryInternal(Unknown Source)
at com.microsoft.jdbc.base.BaseStatement.executeQuery(Unknown Source)
at sqltest.main(sqltest.java:15)
Please help me,thanks a lot!

Your code seems ok, you probably end up in another Database than you expect.
Not sure about the the UseDatabaseName=supermarket clause in your connection string.
You can confirm that get a connection to another database by changing your query to:
SELECT * FROM supermarket.dbo.customers
if this works you probably get a connection to master and should look closer at the UseDatabaseName=supermarket clause.
You did try to run the query in the Query Analyzer i take it?
Rgds

Some questions about mssqlsystemresource in sql server 2012.

1,What's the relationship of Location for database Master and mssqlsystemresource in 2012? based on the following technet article it states
" If you move the master database, you must also move the Resource database to the
same location."
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187837(v=sql.110).aspx
So I moved the master database , however I found if I move the mssqlsystemresource to the same path as the Master database, then the sqlserver can't start successfully, if keeping the path for mssqlsystemresource to the original path,
it can start successfully, so what's the means " If you move the master database, you must also move the Resource database to the same location."
2,If I want to move the path for mssqlsystemresource to new path, and make sure the sqlserver can start successfully, how should I do? It doesn't mentioned in the following article.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190940(v=sql.110).aspx
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You did the testing in 2014 or 2012?
In 2012 (Microsoft SQL Server 2012 - 11.0.5058.0 (X64) , if I move it from "MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Binn" to "Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA" in which contains the Master database ,it would failed and stated"FileMgr::StartLogFiles:
Operating system error 2(The system cannot find the file specified.) occurred while creating or opening file 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\Binn\mssqlsystemresource.ldf'"
As I already told I id it on 2014 but it would hardly matter. Error message says that it cannot locate the file. Did you properly ran alter database command to move files. Do you want m to create a step by step to show it to you, I can do it but it would take
a bit of time.
Please mark this reply as answer if it solved your issue or vote as helpful if it helped so that other forum members can benefit from it
My Technet Wiki Article
MVP
Hi
Shanky,
thank you so much, may I know how to alter the path for mssqlsystemresource ? I tried to run the following, but failed "Database 'mssqlsystemresource' does not exist. Make sure that the
name is entered correctly."
ALTER DATABASE mssqlsystemresource MODIFY FILE ( NAME = mssqlsystemresourcedata, FILENAME = 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\mssqlsystemresource.MDF' );
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Question about moving itunes to wd external drive?

i found the page where it says u can move itunes music to external drive but will that include my tv shows also and if so can i delete it from my laptop after i move it to other drive?

\Music\iTunes\ folder is the main iTunes library location. It contains the library files, music files and everything else.
I have all of my music files already stored on an external HD. But for some reason when i moved it all
What exactly does "moved it all" mean? What did you move?
in other words in the old drive I still have the following files:
itunes library genius
-itunes library extras
-itunes library
These three are all the same type of files. I don't know what type of files they are
The iTunes library.itl file is the iTunes database file. Without that, iTunes is empty.
Since i already have all of my music files on my ext. HD can I delete these files without messing anything up?
Only if you want iTunes to be completely empty and you want to start from scratch.
Moving the music file syourself is not the correct way to do it. iTunes will lose everything.
If you want to move everything, copy the entire \Music\iTunes\ folder to a new location.
Hold Shift and launch iTunes.
Select *Choose library* and select the iTunes library.itl file in the iTunes folder you moved.

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