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Hi I purchased the xperia z3 two days ago, as I used it as normal the screen stopped working and dont give a picture, but I'm getting calls and messages and I have not used it underwater and the phone is not subjected to any strike at all. any ideas ?
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I am currently trying to shred the contents of an XML document that is stored on our schema in a XMLType column. The XMLYTYPE column is pointing to several schemas that are registered within the database.
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Please see below for an example.
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My requirement is to RETRIEVE ALL the data contained in the <Connection> elements beneath the <ConnectionList>. How do I achieve this?
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SELECT XMLTYPE(
'<RTDR xmlns:tadig-gen="https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-GEN" xmlns="https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR">
<RTDRFileHeader>
    <Prefix>MRTDR</Prefix>
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    <Recipient>NXTMP</Recipient>
    <PMN>UKRAS</PMN>
    <ReportSeqNo>5</ReportSeqNo>
    <TADIGGenSchemaVersion>2.2</TADIGGenSchemaVersion>
    <RTDRSchemaVersion>1.1</RTDRSchemaVersion>
    <CreationTmstp>2009-09-04T04:04:00.000000+02:00</CreationTmstp>
</RTDRFileHeader>
<ConnectionList xmlns="https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR">
<Connection xmlns="https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR">
      <VPMN>UKRAS</VPMN>
      <HPMN>LIEK9</HPMN>
      <FileItemList>
        <FileItem>
          <FileID>CDUKRASLIEK901274-00005-m</FileID>
          <ExchTmstp>2009-08-24T12:07:22.000000+02:00</ExchTmstp>
          <FileType>
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              <NotifFileInd>true</NotifFileInd>
              <ChargeInfo>
                <TAPTxCutoffTmstp>2009-08-24T12:52:10.000000+03:00</TAPTxCutoffTmstp>
                <TAPAvailTmstp>2009-08-24T11:52:10.000000+02:00</TAPAvailTmstp>
                <TAPCurrency>SDR</TAPCurrency>
                <TotalNetCharge>0</TotalNetCharge>
                <TotalTax>0</TotalTax>
              </ChargeInfo>
            </InitTAP>
          </FileType>
        </FileItem>
        <FileItem>
          <FileID>CDUKRASLIEK901280-00005-m</FileID>
          <ExchTmstp>2009-08-30T12:14:39.000000+02:00</ExchTmstp>
          <FileType>
            <InitTAP>
              <TAPSeqNo>1280</TAPSeqNo>
              <NotifFileInd>true</NotifFileInd>
              <ChargeInfo>
                <TAPTxCutoffTmstp>2009-08-30T12:52:34.000000+03:00</TAPTxCutoffTmstp>
                <TAPAvailTmstp>2009-08-30T11:52:34.000000+02:00</TAPAvailTmstp>
                <TAPCurrency>SDR</TAPCurrency>
                <TotalNetCharge>0</TotalNetCharge>
                <TotalTax>0</TotalTax>
              </ChargeInfo>
            </InitTAP>
          </FileType>
        </FileItem>
      </FileItemList>
    </Connection>
</ConnectionList>
</RTDR> ') as xml from dual
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SELECT rtd2."VPMN"
      ,rtd2."Recipient"
      ,rtd2."ReportSeqNo"
FROM   ag_test2 r
      ,XMLTABLE('/RTDR'
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                        ,"Recipient"    VARCHAR2(5) PATH '/RTDRFileHeader/Recipient'
                        ,"ReportSeqNo" INTEGER      PATH '/RTDRFileHeader/ReportSeqNo'
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WITH t as (select XMLTYPE(
'<RTDR>
<RTDRFileHeader>
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    <Sender>EDSCH</Sender>
    <Recipient>NXTMP</Recipient>
    <PMN>UKRAS</PMN>
    <ReportSeqNo>5</ReportSeqNo>
    <TADIGGenSchemaVersion>2.2</TADIGGenSchemaVersion>
    <RTDRSchemaVersion>1.1</RTDRSchemaVersion>
    <CreationTmstp>2009-09-04T04:04:00.000000+02:00</CreationTmstp>
</RTDRFileHeader>
<ConnectionList>
<Connection>
      <VPMN>UKRAS</VPMN>
      <HPMN>LIEK9</HPMN>
      <FileItemList>
        <FileItem>
          <FileID>CDUKRASLIEK901274-00005-m</FileID>
          <ExchTmstp>2009-08-24T12:07:22.000000+02:00</ExchTmstp>
          <FileType>
            <InitTAP>
              <TAPSeqNo>1274</TAPSeqNo>
              <NotifFileInd>true</NotifFileInd>
              <ChargeInfo>
                <TAPTxCutoffTmstp>2009-08-24T12:52:10.000000+03:00</TAPTxCutoffTmstp>
                <TAPAvailTmstp>2009-08-24T11:52:10.000000+02:00</TAPAvailTmstp>
                <TAPCurrency>SDR</TAPCurrency>
                <TotalNetCharge>0</TotalNetCharge>
                <TotalTax>0</TotalTax>
              </ChargeInfo>
            </InitTAP>
          </FileType>
        </FileItem>
        <FileItem>
          <FileID>CDUKRASLIEK901280-00005-m</FileID>
          <ExchTmstp>2009-08-30T12:14:39.000000+02:00</ExchTmstp>
          <FileType>
            <InitTAP>
              <TAPSeqNo>1280</TAPSeqNo>
              <NotifFileInd>true</NotifFileInd>
              <ChargeInfo>
                <TAPTxCutoffTmstp>2009-08-30T12:52:34.000000+03:00</TAPTxCutoffTmstp>
                <TAPAvailTmstp>2009-08-30T11:52:34.000000+02:00</TAPAvailTmstp>
                <TAPCurrency>SDR</TAPCurrency>
                <TotalNetCharge>0</TotalNetCharge>
                <TotalTax>0</TotalTax>
              </ChargeInfo>
            </InitTAP>
          </FileType>
        </FileItem>
      </FileItemList>
    </Connection>
</ConnectionList>
</RTDR> ') as xml from dual )
SELECT rtd2."VPMN"
      ,rtd2."HPMN"
FROM   t r
      ,XMLTABLE('/RTDR/ConnectionList'
                PASSING r.xml
                COLUMNS "VPMN"       VARCHAR2(5)    PATH '/ConnectionList/Connection/VPMN'
                        ,"HPMN"       VARCHAR2(5)    PATH '/ConnectionList/Connection/HPMN'
                ) rtd2;
Any comments, suggestions, pointers gratefully received.
Many thanks
Kind regards
Simon Gadd

Simon
It appears to work as expected for me in 11.2.0.1.0
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SQL*Plus: Release 11.2.0.1.0 Production on Wed Nov 18 14:26:56 2009
Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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SQL> --
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2 /
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ssion, create view to &USERNAME identified by &PASSWORD
2 /
old   1: grant create any directory, drop any directory, connect, resource, alte
r session, create view to &USERNAME identified by &PASSWORD
new   1: grant create any directory, drop any directory, connect, resource, alte
r session, create view to MAPELEY identified by MAPELEY
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ce &TEMP_TABLESPACE
2 /
old   1: alter user &USERNAME default tablespace &USER_TABLESPACE temporary tabl
espace &TEMP_TABLESPACE
new   1: alter user MAPELEY default tablespace USERS temporary tablespace TEMP
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SQL> --
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2 /
old   1: create or replace directory XMLDIR as '&XMLDIR'
new   1: create or replace directory XMLDIR as 'C:\xdb\customers\Mapeley'
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SQL> VAR INSTANCE        CLOB;
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SQL> --
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2 /
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2    XMLSCHEMA XMLTYPE := XMLTYPE(bfilename('XMLDIR','tadig_gen_2.2.xsd'),NLS_
CHARSET_ID('AL32UTF8'));
3 begin
4    :SCHEMAURL:= 'tadig-gen-2.2.xsd';
5    xdb_annotate_schema.disableDefaultTables(XMLSCHEMA);
6    dbms_xmlschema.registerSchema
7    (
8      schemaurl       => :SCHEMAURL,
9      schemadoc       => XMLSCHEMA,
10      local           => TRUE,
11      genTypes        => TRUE,
12      genBean         => FALSE,
13      genTables       => TRUE
14    );
15 end;
16 /
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Elapsed: 00:00:01.17
SQL> declare
2    XMLSCHEMA XMLTYPE := XMLTYPE(bfilename('XMLDIR','tadig_rtdr.xsd'),NLS_CHA
RSET_ID('AL32UTF8'));
3 begin
4    :SCHEMAURL:= 'tadig_rtdr.xsd';
5    xdb_annotate_schema.addDefaultTable(XMLSCHEMA,'RTDR','RTDR_TABLE');
6    xdb_annotate_schema.disableDefaultTables(XMLSCHEMA);
7    dbms_xmlschema.registerSchema
8    (
9      schemaurl       => :SCHEMAURL,
10      schemadoc       => XMLSCHEMA,
11      local           => TRUE,
12      genTypes        => TRUE,
13      genBean         => FALSE,
14      genTables       => TRUE
15    );
16 end;
17 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
Elapsed: 00:00:05.66
SQL> select table_name
2    from USER_XML_TABLES
3 /
TABLE_NAME
RTDR_TABLE
Elapsed: 00:00:00.04
SQL> select count(*)
2    from USER_NESTED_TABLES
3 /
COUNT(*)
        17
Elapsed: 00:00:00.43
SQL> desc RTDR_TABLE
Name                                      Null?    Type
TABLE of SYS.XMLTYPE(XMLSchema "tadig_rtdr.xsd" Element "RTDR") STORAGE Object-r
elational TYPE "RTDR8050_T"
SQL> --
SQL> insert into RTDR_TABLE values (XMLTYPE(bfilename('XMLDIR','MRTDREDSCHNXTMPU
KRAS00001.xml'),NLS_CHARSET_ID('AL32UTF8')))
2 /
1 row created.
Elapsed: 00:00:16.91
SQL> commit
2 /
Commit complete.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.01
SQL> set autotrace on explain lines 256 long 100000 pages 0
SQL> --
SQL> SELECT rtd3."VPMN"
2         ,rtd2."Recipient"
3         ,rtd2."ReportSeqNo"
4   FROM RTDR_TABLE r
5         ,XMLTABLE
6         (
7           xmlnamespaces
8           (
9             default 'https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR'
10           ),
11           '/RTDR'
12           PASSING r.object_value
13           COLUMNS
14           "ConnectionXML" XMLTYPE      PATH 'ConnectionList/Connection'
15          ,"Recipient"     VARCHAR2(5) PATH 'RTDRFileHeader/Recipient'
16          ,"ReportSeqNo"   INTEGER      PATH 'RTDRFileHeader/ReportSeqNo'
17        ) rtd2
18       ,XMLTABLE
19         (
20           xmlnamespaces
21           (
22             default 'https://infocentre.gsm.org/TADIG-RTDR'
23           ),
24           '/Connection'
25           PASSING rtd2."ConnectionXML"
26           COLUMNS
27           "VPMN"       VARCHAR2(6)    PATH 'VPMN'
28        ) rtd3
29   /
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
UKRAS NXTMP           1
LIEK9 NXTMP           1
ABWK9 NXTMP           1
MCOK9 NXTMP           1
CHEK7 NXTMP           1
DJIK9 NXTMP           1
SGPK9 NXTMP           1
NAMK9 NXTMP           1
SENK9 NXTMP           1
NZLK9 NXTMP           1
CIV55 NXTMP           1
TURTK NXTMP           1
GINCL NXTMP           1
BFA03 NXTMP           1
NER55 NXTMP           1
DOMC9 NXTMP           1
NGA55 NXTMP           1
GRCCO NXTMP           1
GRCSH NXTMP           1
NLDPT NXTMP           1
BELTB NXTMP           1
BELMO NXTMP           1
BELKO NXTMP           1
FRAF1 NXTMP           1
FRAF3 NXTMP           1
ANDMA NXTMP           1
ESPAT NXTMP           1
ESPXF NXTMP           1
ESPTE NXTMP           1
HUNH1 NXTMP           1
HUNH2 NXTMP           1
HUNVR NXTMP           1
BIHMS NXTMP           1
BIHPT NXTMP           1
HRVT2 NXTMP           1
HRVVI NXTMP           1
YUGMT NXTMP           1
YUGTS NXTMP           1
YUGTM NXTMP           1
ITASI NXTMP           1
INDAC NXTMP           1
INDJB NXTMP           1
INDJH NXTMP           1
INDRM NXTMP           1
INDDL NXTMP           1
INDH1 NXTMP           1
INDWB NXTMP           1
INDA2 NXTMP           1
INDA1 NXTMP           1
INDA8 NXTMP           1
INDA4 NXTMP           1
INDA7 NXTMP           1
INDA5 NXTMP           1
INDA6 NXTMP           1
INDA3 NXTMP           1
PAKPL NXTMP           1
PAKTP NXTMP           1
PAKWA NXTMP           1
AFGAW NXTMP           1
AFGTD NXTMP           1
AFGAR NXTMP           1
LKA71 NXTMP           1
LKADG NXTMP           1
JORUM NXTMP           1
SYR01 NXTMP           1
SYRSP NXTMP           1
IRQAT NXTMP           1
SAUAJ NXTMP           1
SAUET NXTMP           1
SAUZN NXTMP           1
YEMSA NXTMP           1
YEMSP NXTMP           1
OMNGT NXTMP           1
OMNNT NXTMP           1
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|* 1 | HASH JOIN         |                                |   641 | 2539K|
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|* 2 |   TABLE ACCESS FULL| RTDR_TABLE                     |     1 | 2045 |
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bit Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
C:\xdb\customers\Mapeley>

Is there a maximum number of index-refs in a single book file?

This is a dual question: first if there is a reference book with many thousand index markers, what problems can arise with updating the index across multiple chapters in a book?
Secondly, are there known maximums that apply for index references or other cross-references/hyperlinks in a book?

I usually send my stuff out to an "Indexor" but I think there is a limit on characters (50 or so) but check out www.theindesigner.com and search for video tut on indexes, he covers it quite comprehensively)
G

[Other 865 Series] MSI 865PE Neo2-V and Dual Channel Mode Question

Hello, I have a quick question regarding dual channel mode with my current motherboard. I have an MSI 865PE Neo2-V and am wondering if it is possible to enable dual channel mode while having three RAM modules inserted in the motherboard.
For example, I currently have one 512MB PC3200 module in my computer. If I purchase another 512MB module and run them in dual channel mode, will it be possible to buy a 1GB module or another size module, and still have all three slots run in dual channel mode? Or is dual channel only operational on this motherboard if only two of the three slots are occupied?
Thanks.

Dual channel requires an even number of sticks.

New to Solaris - dual boot question

I have been using OpenSolaris on my ThinkPad T400s, dual booting with Windows 7. I want to give Solaris 10 a try. I've had it running in Virtual Box under OS X for a while, and I think I'm comfortable enough to try it out on my ThinkPad. Here is my question: will the Solaris Interactive installer let me install Solaris 10 in my existing OpenSolaris partition? And if it does, will it modify the bootloader so that I can still dual boot with Windows 7? I dont want to have to destroy partitions and re-install Windows. Once its on my hard drive, I can add myself as a user, install the Intel 5300 wireless driver, etc... Anyone have any other issues with Solaris 10 on a T400s?

Okay, well as usually happens, when I resort to help I end up solving my own problem.
In this case however, I still don't have a good grasp of what is going on.
I deleted the partition table with sgdisk --zap-all /dev/sda and then used gdisk to recreate it, specifically setting the code for /dev/sda1 to ef00.
I then reformatted the FAT partition, leaving the other one alone. After mounting /dev/sda1 to /boot and reinstalling linux and grub, I ran:
grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=$esp --bootloader-id=arch_grub --recheck
as described in the wiki, and
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
And it worked, including automatically detecting Windows on the other drive. Not sure what went wrong the first time but I'm glad to get it working.
Last edited by egan (2014-12-09 19:46:58)

Dual-band wireless question

Hi again: I am new to this dual-band wireless stuff in TC having just replaced my AE with a new TC. I have a few questions regarding wireless setup.
1. When selecting the "Radio Mode" you are presented with options like "802.11a/n - 802.11b/g". Does this setting mean that the primary wireless will be a/n wile the guest wireless will be restricted to b/g ?
2. If you Option-click on the Radio-Mode pick list you can select multiple other settings. On of which is 802.11n (5 ghz) - 802.11a/b. Give question 1 does this restrict the main wireless to 5 ghz n only? (I highly doubt this as I can still connect to the "n network" with my iphone which only supports b/g.)
3. Under "Wireless Options" you can select a "5 ghz" network. Is this different than the option detailed in Question 2?
4. Finally, where can I find a manual for TC ?
Thanks for the help, Chris.

So is my assumption that the hyphen in the selection is the differentiation between the two networks?
Also, when I activate the "5 ghz" setting under options I actually see three networks, "Network1 (5 Ghz), Network1, and Network2 in my naming system. Does this mean that Network1 (5 Ghz) in the N only while Network1 is a standard N (with backwards compatibility to b/g)? I think this is the case as my iPhone does connect to Network1 while Network1 (5 Ghz) is not detected.
Thanks for the help, Chris.

Dual monitor, and other questions....

I'm sorry for these questions if they've already been discussed... with all the back lash, I'm having a hard time wading through all the comments.
I have a macbookpro.
I use an external 24" monitor along with my 15" laptop for editing. My 15" is used for my canvas.
1: Can I use this set up with the new FCP X?
I use PPro CS5 currently and I like the way it handles media and saving my projects.
2: How does FCP X handle media?
2.a: Does it handle media like iPhoto / Aperture?
2.b: Are projects saved like in iMovie?
I keep all my media on external hard drives.
3: Will this be a problem with FCP X?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Tony

On my dual monitor Mac pro, the main monitor has the timeline and canvas. The second monitor has the events I think, basically the bin. You'd probably want to make your 24 the main monitor
FCP X handles media and projects a lot like iMovie. iTunes and iPhoto are accessed just like iMovie. You can save media to whatever drive you want although you can't really drill down to a particular location
Hope this helps

I am looking at buying a MacBook Air over the Pro mainly for the 12 hour battery. Just wondering if battery is compromised by upgrading to 8mb and upgrading to I7 Intel dual core. I am not very tech savvy so apologies if dumb question

I am looking at buying a MacBook Air over the Pro mainly for the 12 hour battery. Just wondering if battery is compromised by upgrading to 8mb and upgrading to I7 Intel dual core. I am not very tech savvy so apologies if dumb question

If both computers were configured identically, then they would both lose the same amount of battery life with respect to the same starting configuration - comparing apple to apples. I don't know how much the added RAM, etc. would reduce battery life, but it would be less for both models.
Battery life is a tricky subject because most mfgr.s like to suggest as long a life as possible, but often do so under a set of conditions that are not common to most users. Apple is no different. Their computers do have good battery life, however. But not likely as long as what is in the ads for the typical user.

Question about the number of ERS instances in a dual-stack MCS environment

Hello to the group.
I have a simple question for those running a NetWeaver 7.0 (i.e. 2004s) dual stack (ABAP/JAVA) setup in an MCS environment. On each individual node, do you have two separate ERS processes running on the node (as seen in Task Manager) that is opposite to the system running the ASCS/SCS instances? If so, do you have a set of profiles for each of these ERS processes (I am guessing that is true)?
Thanks in advance for your help.
J. Haynes

Has anyone found a good description of the process that runs after one node fails over to another one? help.sap.com mentions that the ASCS will restart and run the command enstatus.cmd but I cannot find what is supposed to happen after that. Is the ERS service itself stopped?
Thanks
J. Haynes

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