Responsive Nav Issue

I've asked a lot of questions on here about the responsive nav on my site and I have 2 last issues with it.
1. I want the nav bar to behave as it does, but be centered on the screen. Can't seem to get it off of the left.
2. The drop down menu under Media uses images instead of text. The images are stretching/shrinking to fit the space but I want them to fit at their actual size.
How can I achieve these two things? Here's a link for example, and my code.
http://www.jradrocks.com/indexnew2
HTML
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>J.Rad</title>
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="main.css" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
</head>
<body>
<header><img src="Background-Images/Sick-Fantasy-Banner.png" alt="Banner Image"></header>
<div>
<nav id="nav" role="navigation">
    <a href="#nav" title="Show navigation"><img src="Background-Images/Menu.png" alt="Menu"></a>
    <a href="#" title="Hide navigation"><img src="Background-Images/Menu.png" alt="Menu"></a>
    <ul>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/News.png" alt="News"></a></li>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Bio.png" alt="Bio"></a></li>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Tour.png" alt="Tour"></a></li>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Store.png" alt="Store"></a></li>
        <li>
            <a href="/" aria-haspopup="true"><img src="Background-Images/Media.png" alt="Media"></a>
            <ul>
                <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Music.png" alt="Music"></a></li>
                <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Photos.png" alt="Photos"></a></li>
                <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Videos.png" alt="Videos"></a></li>
            </ul>
        </li>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Contact.png" alt="Contact"></a></li>
    </ul>
</nav>
<nav id="social" role="navigation">
    <ul>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Instagram.png" alt="Instagram"></a></li>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/YouTube.png" alt="YouTube"></a></li>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Twitter.png" alt="Twitter"></a></li>
        <li><a href="/"><img src="Background-Images/Facebook.png" alt="Facebook"></a></li>
    </ul>
</nav>
</div>
<div class="clearfix"></div>
<div id="container">
<section id="left-column">
This is the left column.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />
</section>
<aside id="right-column">
This is the right column.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />
</aside>
</div>
<footer>
</footer>
</body>
</html>
CSS
@charset "UTF-8";
/* CSS Document */
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
body {
height:100%;
background-attachment: fixed;
background-image: url(Background-Images/Sick-Fantasy-Background.png);
background-position: center top;
background-size:cover;
header {
overflow:hidden;
background-size:cover;
background-image: url(Background-Images/Rust-and-Foamy-Blood-Texture.png);
background-position: center center;
header img {
    display: block;
    margin: auto;
img {
max-width:100%;
div {
width:100%;
max-width:960px;
background-color:#000000;
background-size:cover;
#nav
width: 100%; /* 1000 */
position: absolute;
background-color:#000000;
background-size:cover;
#nav > a
display: none;
#nav li
position: relative;
#nav li a
display: block;
#nav li a:active
background-color: #996600 !important;
#nav span:after
display: inline-block;
position: relative;
/* first level */
#nav > ul
background-color: #000000;
margin-left:25px;
#nav > ul > li
float: left;
list-style:none;
#nav > ul > li > a
height: 100%;
#nav > ul > li:hover > a,
#nav > ul:not( :hover ) > li.active > a
background-color: #996600;
/* second level */
#nav li ul
background-color: #e15a1f;
display: none;
position: absolute;
list-style:none;
#nav li:hover ul
display: block;
#nav li:not( :first-child ):hover ul
left: 0px;
#nav li ul a
#nav li ul li a:hover,
#nav li ul:not( :hover ) li.active a
background-color: #996600;
#social
float:right;
background-color:#000000;
background-size:cover;
#social > a
display: none;
#social li
position: relative;
#social li a
display: block;
#social li a:active
background-color: #996600 !important;
#social span:after
display: inline-block;
position: relative;
/* first level */
#social > ul
background-color: #000000;
margin-right:25px;
#social > ul > li
float: right;
list-style:none;
#social > ul > li > a
height: 100%;
#social > ul > li:hover > a,
#social > ul:not( :hover ) > li.active > a
background-color: #996600;
.clearfix {
    clear:both;
    display:block;
#container {
width:960px;
margin-top:10px;
margin-left:auto;
margin-right:auto;
margin-bottom:auto;
#left-column {
width:63%;
float:left;
background:url(Background-Images/Transparent-Black-Background.png);
padding:5px;
margin-right:2%;
margin-bottom:2%;
#right-column {
width:33%;
float:left;
background:#FF0000;
padding:5px;
margin-bottom:2%;
.clearfix {
    clear:both;
    display:block;
footer {
background-color: #000;
background-size:cover;
@media screen and (max-width:1024px) {
#body {
     width:100%;
#header {
     width:100%;
#container {
width:100%;
#left-column {
width:62%;
margin-left:1%;
#right-column {
width:31%;
float:right;
margin-right:1%;
img {
width:100%;
@media screen and (max-width:670px) {
#nav
        width:100%;
position: absolute;
        #nav > a
        #nav:not( :target ) > a:first-of-type,
        #nav:target > a:last-of-type
            display: block;
    /* first level */
    #nav > ul
        display: none;
        position: absolute;
        #nav:target > ul
            display: block;
        #nav > ul > li
float: none;
list-style:none;
    /* second level */
    #nav li ul
        position: static;
#nav img {
    width:inherit;
#social > ul
margin-right:0px;
#container {
width:100%;
#left-column {
width:100%;
margin-left:0px;
#right-column {
width:100%;
@media screen and (max-width:300px) {
#header {
     width:100%;
background-size:cover;
#container {
width:100%;

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|      NESTED LOOPS         |          |     1 | 133 | 173560 |       |       |
|       HASH JOIN           |          |    16 |    1K| 173464 |       |       |
|        TABLE ACCESS FULL |MSK       |   803 |   54K| 172929 |       |       |
|        INDEX FAST FULL SCA|PRO_IDX1 |   261K|    3M|    293 |       |       |
|       TABLE ACCESS BY INDE|MSK       |    32K|    1M|      6 |       |       |
|        INDEX RANGE SCAN   |MSK_IDX1 |    32K|      |      5 |       |       |
|      TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX|TBL       |     1 |   25 |      7 |       |       |
|       INDEX RANGE SCAN    |TBL_IDX1 |     1 |      |      2 |       |       |
|     FILTER                |          |       |      |        |       |       |
|      NESTED LOOPS         |          |     1 | 133 | 173512 |       |       |
|       HASH JOIN           |          |     8 | 664 | 173464 |       |       |
|        TABLE ACCESS FULL |MSK       |   803 |   54K| 172929 |       |       |
|        INDEX FAST FULL SCA|PRO_IDX1 |   261K|    3M|    293 |       |       |
|       TABLE ACCESS BY INDE|MSK       |    32K|    1M|      6 |       |       |
|        INDEX RANGE SCAN   |MSK_IDX1 |    32K|      |      5 |       |       |
|      TABLE ACCESS FULL    |TBL       |     1 |   25 |     49 |       |       |
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                  Code of view is :
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW "SOC1"."WV_WMS_STOCK_MOVEMENT" ("CODSOC",
    "CODOSK","WAREHOUSE_SITE","SIGDEP_FROM","SIGDEP_TO","CODPRO",
    "QTEOPE","DATMVT","HEUMVT","REFLOT","DATLC","LIBMSK","NUMMSK",
    "INDTRT","NUMLOT","ID","PUMP") AS
    SELECT
msk.codsoc, msk.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3)),
msk.sigdep, msk.sigdep,
msk.codpro, msk.qteope, msk.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(msk.heumvt), ost.reflot,
ost.datlc, msk.libmsk, msk.nummsk, msk.indtrt, msk.numlot,
RPAD(msk.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.numlot,12,' ')||msk.nummsk, '1.23'
from tbl t954, pro, ost, msk
where
     msk.codsoc = 0
and msk.indtrt = ' '
and ost.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and ost.codpro = msk.codpro
and ost.numlot = msk.numlot
and pro.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and pro.codpro = msk.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(msk.sigdep, pro.codpro) in ('L', 'X')
and msk.sigdep NOT IN (select a.lib1
                          from tbl a
                         where a.codsoc = msk.codsoc
                           and a.codtbl = '961'
                           and a.lir = 'DEP')
and t954.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and t954.codtbl = '954'
and t954.cletbl = msk.codosk
UNION
-- Single MVT
SELECT
msk.codsoc, msk.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3)),
msk.sigdep, msk.sigdep,
msk.codpro, msk.qteope, msk.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(msk.heumvt), ' ',
' ', msk.libmsk, msk.nummsk, msk.indtrt, msk.numlot,
RPAD(msk.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.numlot,12,' ')||msk.nummsk , '1.23'
from tbl t954, pro, msk
where
     msk.codsoc = 0
and msk.indtrt = ' '
and pro.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and pro.codpro = msk.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(msk.sigdep, pro.codpro) in ('S', 'E')
and msk.sigdep NOT IN (select a.lib1
                          from tbl a
                         where a.codsoc = msk.codsoc
                           and a.codtbl = '961'
                           and a.lir = 'DEP')
and t954.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and t954.codtbl = '954'
and t954.cletbl = msk.codosk
UNION
-- Single MVT
SELECT
msk.codsoc, msk.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3)),
msk.sigdep,   msk.sigdep,
msk.codpro, msk.qteope, msk.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(msk.heumvt), msk.numdeb,
' ', msk.libmsk, msk.nummsk, msk.indtrt, msk.numlot,
RPAD(msk.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.numlot,12,' ')||msk.nummsk, '1.23'
from tbl t954, pro, msk
where
     msk.codsoc = 0
and msk.indtrt = ' '
and pro.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and pro.codpro = msk.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(msk.sigdep, pro.codpro) = 'U'
and msk.sigdep NOT IN (select a.lib1
                          from tbl a
                         where a.codsoc = msk.codsoc
                           and a.codtbl = '961'
                           and a.lir = 'DEP')
and t954.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and t954.codtbl = '954'
and t954.cletbl = msk.codosk
UNION
-- transfer
SELECT
a.codsoc, a.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3)),
a.sigdep, b.sigdep,
a.codpro, a.qteope, a.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(a.heumvt), ost.reflot,
ost.datlc,DECODE(a.typeve, 'RET', a.typeve||a.numeve, a.libmsk), a.nummsk, a.indtrt, a.numlot,
RPAD(a.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(a.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(a.numlot,12,' ')||a.nummsk , '1.23'
from ost, pro, msk a, msk b
where
    a.codsoc=0
and a.codosk = 'WHOR'
and a.indtrt = ' '
and b.codsoc = a.codsoc
and b.codpro = a.codpro
and b.numlot = a.numlot
and b.numdeb = a.numdeb
and b.datmvt = a.datmvt
and b.heumvt = a.heumvt
and b.qteope = a.qteope
and b.codosk = 'WHIR'
and ost.codsoc = a.codsoc
and ost.codpro = a.codpro
and ost.numlot = a.numlot
and pro.codsoc = a.codsoc
and pro.codpro = a.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(a.sigdep, pro.codpro) in ('L', 'X')
and a.sigdep NOT IN (select t.lib1
                          from tbl t
       where t.codsoc = a.codsoc
         and t.codtbl = '961'
        and t.lir = 'DEP')
UNION
-- Transfer
SELECT
a.codsoc, a.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3)),
a.sigdep, b.sigdep,
a.codpro, a.qteope, a.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(a.heumvt), ' ',
' ', DECODE(a.typeve, 'RET', a.typeve||a.numeve, a.libmsk), a.nummsk, a.indtrt, a.numlot,
    RPAD(a.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(a.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(a.numlot,12,' ')||a.nummsk , '1.23'
from pro, msk a, msk b
where
    a.codsoc=0
and a.indtrt = ' '
and a.codosk = 'WHOR'
and b.codsoc = a.codsoc
and b.codpro = a.codpro
and b.numlot = a.numlot
and b.numdeb = a.numdeb
and b.datmvt = a.datmvt
and b.heumvt = a.heumvt
and b.qteope = a.qteope
and b.codosk = 'WHIR'
and pro.codsoc = a.codsoc
and pro.codpro = a.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(a.sigdep, pro.codpro) in ('S', 'E')
and a.sigdep NOT IN (select t.lib1
                          from tbl t
       where t.codsoc = a.codsoc
         and t.codtbl = '961'
         and t.lir = 'DEP')
UNION
-- TRFINI
SELECT
a.codsoc, a.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3)),
a.sigdep, b.sigdep,
a.codpro, a.qteope, a.datmvt,WF_WMS_HEURE(a.heumvt), a.numdeb,
' ', DECODE(a.typeve, 'RET', a.typeve||a.numeve, a.libmsk), a.nummsk, a.indtrt, a.numlot,
RPAD(a.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(a.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(a.numlot,12,' ')||a.nummsk, '1.23'
from pro, msk a, msk b
where
    a.codsoc=0
and a.indtrt = ' '
and a.codosk = 'WHOR'
and b.codsoc = a.codsoc
and b.codpro = a.codpro
and b.numlot = a.numlot
and b.numdeb = a.numdeb
and b.datmvt = a.datmvt
and b.heumvt = a.heumvt
and b.qteope = a.qteope
and b.codosk = 'WHIR'
and pro.codsoc = a.codsoc
and pro.codpro = a.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(a.sigdep, pro.codpro) = 'U'
and a.sigdep NOT IN (select a.lib1
                          from tbl a
       where a.codsoc = a.codsoc
         and a.codtbl = '961'
         and a.lir = 'DEP')Please help...
Thanks

I see three problems, one of which was pointed out by Ignacio Ruiz.
#1 IN (SELECT ...) and NOT IN (SELECT ...) tends to be slow in Oracle 8i due to the requirement that the subquery be processed multiple times. It is often more efficient to convert this syntax into an outer join, and specify that the join column is either NOT NULL or NULL, depending on if you are trying to replace IN (SELECT ...) or, NOT IN (SELECT ...) syntax.
#2 It appears that there area couple PL/SQL calls, which can cause a context switch, and hinder performance: WF_WMS_HEURE(msk.heumvt), WF_WMS_SUISTK(msk.sigdep, pro.codpro), WF_WMS_HEURE(a.heumvt), etc.
#3 UNION syntax is used rather than UNION ALL - if possible, use UNION ALL instead.
An example of fixing problem #1, adjusting just the portion of the query before the "UNION":
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW "SOC1"."WV_WMS_STOCK_MOVEMENT" ("CODSOC",
    "CODOSK","WAREHOUSE_SITE","SIGDEP_FROM","SIGDEP_TO","CODPRO",
    "QTEOPE","DATMVT","HEUMVT","REFLOT","DATLC","LIBMSK","NUMMSK",
    "INDTRT","NUMLOT","ID","PUMP") AS
SELECT
msk.codsoc, msk.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3)),
msk.sigdep, msk.sigdep,
msk.codpro, msk.qteope, msk.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(msk.heumvt), ost.reflot,
ost.datlc, msk.libmsk, msk.nummsk, msk.indtrt, msk.numlot,
RPAD(msk.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.numlot,12,' ')||msk.nummsk, '1.23'
from tbl t954, pro, ost, msk,
(select distinct
     a.codsoc,
     a.lib1
   from
     tbl a
   where
     a.codtbl = '961'
     and a.lir = 'DEP') a
where
     msk.codsoc = 0
and msk.indtrt = ' '
and ost.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and ost.codpro = msk.codpro
and ost.numlot = msk.numlot
and pro.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and pro.codpro = msk.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(msk.sigdep, pro.codpro) in ('L', 'X')
and msk.codsoc=a.codsoc(+)
and msk.sigdep=a.lib1(+)
and a.codsoc is null
and t954.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and t954.codtbl = '954'
and t954.cletbl = msk.codosk
UNION
-- Single MVT
SELECT
msk.codsoc, msk.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3)),
msk.sigdep, msk.sigdep,
msk.codpro, msk.qteope, msk.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(msk.heumvt), ' ',
' ', msk.libmsk, msk.nummsk, msk.indtrt, msk.numlot,
RPAD(msk.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.numlot,12,' ')||msk.nummsk , '1.23'
from tbl t954, pro, msk
where
     msk.codsoc = 0
and msk.indtrt = ' '
and pro.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and pro.codpro = msk.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(msk.sigdep, pro.codpro) in ('S', 'E')
and msk.sigdep NOT IN (select a.lib1
                          from tbl a
                         where a.codsoc = msk.codsoc
                           and a.codtbl = '961'
                           and a.lir = 'DEP')
and t954.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and t954.codtbl = '954'
and t954.cletbl = msk.codosk
UNION
-- Single MVT
SELECT
msk.codsoc, msk.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(msk.sigdep,1,3)),
msk.sigdep,   msk.sigdep,
msk.codpro, msk.qteope, msk.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(msk.heumvt), msk.numdeb,
' ', msk.libmsk, msk.nummsk, msk.indtrt, msk.numlot,
RPAD(msk.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(msk.numlot,12,' ')||msk.nummsk, '1.23'
from tbl t954, pro, msk
where
     msk.codsoc = 0
and msk.indtrt = ' '
and pro.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and pro.codpro = msk.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(msk.sigdep, pro.codpro) = 'U'
and msk.sigdep NOT IN (select a.lib1
                          from tbl a
                         where a.codsoc = msk.codsoc
                           and a.codtbl = '961'
                           and a.lir = 'DEP')
and t954.codsoc = msk.codsoc
and t954.codtbl = '954'
and t954.cletbl = msk.codosk
UNION
-- transfer
SELECT
a.codsoc, a.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3)),
a.sigdep, b.sigdep,
a.codpro, a.qteope, a.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(a.heumvt), ost.reflot,
ost.datlc,DECODE(a.typeve, 'RET', a.typeve||a.numeve, a.libmsk), a.nummsk, a.indtrt, a.numlot,
RPAD(a.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(a.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(a.numlot,12,' ')||a.nummsk , '1.23'
from ost, pro, msk a, msk b
where
    a.codsoc=0
and a.codosk = 'WHOR'
and a.indtrt = ' '
and b.codsoc = a.codsoc
and b.codpro = a.codpro
and b.numlot = a.numlot
and b.numdeb = a.numdeb
and b.datmvt = a.datmvt
and b.heumvt = a.heumvt
and b.qteope = a.qteope
and b.codosk = 'WHIR'
and ost.codsoc = a.codsoc
and ost.codpro = a.codpro
and ost.numlot = a.numlot
and pro.codsoc = a.codsoc
and pro.codpro = a.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(a.sigdep, pro.codpro) in ('L', 'X')
and a.sigdep NOT IN (select t.lib1
                          from tbl t
       where t.codsoc = a.codsoc
         and t.codtbl = '961'
        and t.lir = 'DEP')
UNION
-- Transfer
SELECT
a.codsoc, a.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3)),
a.sigdep, b.sigdep,
a.codpro, a.qteope, a.datmvt, WF_WMS_HEURE(a.heumvt), ' ',
' ', DECODE(a.typeve, 'RET', a.typeve||a.numeve, a.libmsk), a.nummsk, a.indtrt, a.numlot,
    RPAD(a.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(a.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(a.numlot,12,' ')||a.nummsk , '1.23'
from pro, msk a, msk b
where
    a.codsoc=0
and a.indtrt = ' '
and a.codosk = 'WHOR'
and b.codsoc = a.codsoc
and b.codpro = a.codpro
and b.numlot = a.numlot
and b.numdeb = a.numdeb
and b.datmvt = a.datmvt
and b.heumvt = a.heumvt
and b.qteope = a.qteope
and b.codosk = 'WHIR'
and pro.codsoc = a.codsoc
and pro.codpro = a.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(a.sigdep, pro.codpro) in ('S', 'E')
and a.sigdep NOT IN (select t.lib1
                          from tbl t
       where t.codsoc = a.codsoc
         and t.codtbl = '961'
         and t.lir = 'DEP')
UNION
-- TRFINI
SELECT
a.codsoc, a.codosk, DECODE(SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3), 'GER', 'GAR', SUBSTR(a.sigdep,1,3)),
a.sigdep, b.sigdep,
a.codpro, a.qteope, a.datmvt,WF_WMS_HEURE(a.heumvt), a.numdeb,
' ', DECODE(a.typeve, 'RET', a.typeve||a.numeve, a.libmsk), a.nummsk, a.indtrt, a.numlot,
RPAD(a.sigdep,12,' ')||RPAD(a.codpro,12,' ')||RPAD(a.numlot,12,' ')||a.nummsk, '1.23'
from pro, msk a, msk b
where
    a.codsoc=0
and a.indtrt = ' '
and a.codosk = 'WHOR'
and b.codsoc = a.codsoc
and b.codpro = a.codpro
and b.numlot = a.numlot
and b.numdeb = a.numdeb
and b.datmvt = a.datmvt
and b.heumvt = a.heumvt
and b.qteope = a.qteope
and b.codosk = 'WHIR'
and pro.codsoc = a.codsoc
and pro.codpro = a.codpro
and WF_WMS_SUISTK(a.sigdep, pro.codpro) = 'U'
and a.sigdep NOT IN (select a.lib1
                          from tbl a
       where a.codsoc = a.codsoc
         and a.codtbl = '961'
         and a.lir = 'DEP')Try changing the remaining NOT IN subqueries to outer joins, and compare the performance.
Charles Hooper
IT Manager/Oracle DBA
K&M Machine-Fabricating, Inc.

Table contained in a topic causes slow response when working with source

I am using RoboHelp V8.0.2 (I have applied the two fixes available from the Adobe product site).
Here is my issue:
I am documenting a product that has over 1,500 metrics.
I am trying to make a list of 1,077 metrics in one topic (all the metrics are of the same "type" so they are grouped together).
The table presenting these metrics has two columns, a Field Name column and a Description column.
There is not a lot of text within the table - most of the explanations and calculations are defined outside the table.
When I have more than about 400 table rows, the response time working with the topic in source is just horrible.
It took 3 minutes to open the topic in source, another 3 minutes to move the table over .425in from margin.
When I try to close the project, it gets hung up.
Has anyone else run into a problem working with tables within a topic?
I had a similar response time issue with V8.0.0 in general when I first installed it.
Once I installed the two fixes, that problem was (for the most part) eliminated.
I think the second fix specifically addressed response time issues when working in source.
I am going to try this on one of my other writer's machine to see if it is the age of my computer.
My computer setup is:
Dell Precision work station with an Intel Xeon 2.40GHZ processor and 2MB of RAM.
I am using Windows XP Professional 5.1.26 Service Pack 3.0.
I have a 110 GB hard drive with 18 GB available.
As always - thanks for any insight or information.
Michael F Weart

Hi Michael.
Interestingly the maximum number of rows you can use when you create a table via the Table > Insert > Table menu item is 100. That said, I've just created a 500 row table and whilst it is slower than a smaller table it is OK. I am also using RH 8.0.2 but on a higher spec PC.
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Local vs. Remote Response Why such a diff?

I'm trying to find out why there is such a difference
in query finish times and how to improve the time.
ftp is fast between the machines.
The network folks say everthing is ok there though
the sniffer sees many Parses.
Changing the arraysize in SQL*Plus makes no real diff.
When running a query to a spool file on the local
windows 2000 machine the time to finish the job is
aprox 1 min.
When the same query to a spool file is run connecting
from a remote machine (Sun Solaris) - the time is aprox 5 Min.
Both are run in SQL*Plus, 8.1.7
both are selecting * form a table with 95,000 rows.
doing a full scan as expected
Trace on the local shows the fetch line
fetch - local fetch from unix
count - 954 count - 954
cpu - 0.08 cpu - 2.85
elapsed - 2.55 elapsed - 3.76
disk - 1069 disk - 1074

Martin,
I can only guess at the response time issue without seeing the underlying sql. But, it may have to do with the difference between local (memory) speed and network (remote). Remember the local query only has to run against the local machine, where as the remote has the overhead of the tcp/ip stack and a limited packet size of 1056 bytes. If you are retrieving a large amount of data, it must be broken up for transmission, and then reassembled on your end. Also are you table scanning on both machines? do you have a explain plan for both of them? It maybe that the local machine has a better optimizer plan than the remote machine. Check out the indexes and which optimizer is being used on the both machines. Finally it may just be how the Oracle servers are configured. So, you know have a few ideas to start checking.
Jim

WCF-WebHttp Adapter issue?

Hello guys
I stumble on this problem while I was trying to develop a custom pipeline component that on runtime generates a GUID and affects it to the context and body of the message. That GUID is placed on Http Headers as a boundary (content type)
and on the message body. What it happens is that, on the first message that I send, everything goes well (header GUID matches body GUID, the service response it’s not important here), after the first message all the following messages on the header will have
the GUID from the first message that I send thought the port, although everything goes fine on the body. Like this:
Request #1:
Header: Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=batch_bead1969-540e-4020-8b47-cf0fbcddef1c
Body:
bead1969-540e-4020-8b47-cf0fbcddef1ce
Request #2:
Header: Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=batch_bead1969-540e-4020-8b47-cf0fbcddef1c
Body:
226dd0f5-501f-4da8-a871-b79e6ac512d0
Request #3:
Header: Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary=batch_bead1969-540e-4020-8b47-cf0fbcddef1c
Body:
98b7e6f9-c229-4a0b-a8f1-cd0c1f3e27e8
As you can see in red, between multiple requests the GUID is always the same, and it shouldn’t be since on the body is changing correctly. After some analysis we realized that the problem was with the property “HttpHeaders” (WCF property
schema), where we are writing the “content-type” in our custom pipeline component. It seems that for some reason the value of this property ain’t properly read after a first message went thought successfully.
Why do I say successfully? Well…
If there’s an error on send the message and the message gets dehydrated or suspended, the HttpHeaders seems to be “reseted” and read again, and everything goes as it should.
If the message went to successfully regardless of the response, the issue that I describe will happen.
Restarting the host instance seems to have no effect.
Sometime after the first message went thought successfully, HttpHeaders seem to be “reseted” and read again. Although I don’t know how much time, at least something above 15min.
Stop\Start the send seems to force an “reset” on the property.
Just to make clear some eventual questions, HttpHeaders is correctly written into context before entering the adapter, after the message went thought the adapter, we can see on fiddler that the message isn’t as it should.
I did some code to replicate this issue, and my Execute method on pipeline goes like this:
public Microsoft.BizTalk.Message.Interop.IBaseMessage Execute(IPipelineContext pContext, Microsoft.BizTalk.Message.Interop.IBaseMessage pInMsg)
Stream inMsgBodyStream = pInMsg.BodyPart.GetOriginalDataStream();
pInMsg.Context.Write("HttpHeaders", "http://schemas.microsoft.com/BizTalk/2006/01/Adapters/WCF-properties",
"content-type: multipart/mixed; boundary=batch_" + Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
return pInMsg;
I also try this behavior with the classic HTTP adapter, although another issues were raised, the fact is that Http Headers are correctly read between requests, so as far as we can tell this just happens with this adapter.
Does anybody had similar issue? So far I haven’t found a solution.
PS: I’m using Biztalk 2013 RTM
Thanks

Hey, someone else reported a similar issue with the WCF-WebHttp adapter for BizTalk 2013 - see this thread:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/biztalkgeneral/thread/e477ad7a-505c-4f86-9556-8075d747e447. I will report your finding to Microsoft support.
Thanks,
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