Sizing in elements 12

just purchased elements 12 but it won't allow me to size above 416...need to size 2145 X 1050,, anyway to override or get refund to get another photoshop verison that allows higher sizing?

Put a check mark in the box "re-sample image" and if necessary un-check constraint proportions.

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Hello,
I was just trying to figure out the best options we can choose with when we come across a scenario where we need to use a Temp Table/Table Variable/Create
a Temp Table on the fly.
However, I could not see any big difference in using those options. As per my understanding using a table variable is more convenient if the query logic is
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welcome.
Actual Query
select Code,dbo.GetTranslatedText(Name,'en-US')
as Name from ProductionResponse.ProductionResponse
00.00.02
5225 rows
With Table Variable
DECLARE @General
TABLE(Code
NVarchar(Max),Name
NVarchar(Max)
INSERT
INTO @General
select Code,dbo.GetTranslatedText(Name,'en-US')
AS Name from ProductionResponse.ProductionResponse
select
* from @General
00.00.03
5225 rows
With an Identity Column
DECLARE @General
TABLE(Id
INT IDENTITY(1,1)
,Code NVarchar(Max),Name
NVarchar(Max)
INSERT
INTO @General
select Code,dbo.GetTranslatedText(Name,'en-US')
AS Number from ProductionResponse.ProductionResponse
select
* from @General
00.00.04
5225 rows
With Temp Table:
CREATE
TABLE #General (Id
INT IDENTITY(1,1)
PRIMARY KEY,Code
NVarchar(Max),Name
NVarchar(Max)
INSERT
INTO #General
select Code,dbo.GetTranslatedText(Name,'en-US')
as Name from ProductionResponse.ProductionResponse
select
* from #General
DROP
TABLE #General
00.00.04
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With Temp Table on the Fly
SELECT G.Code,G.Name
INTO #General
FROM
select Code,dbo.GetTranslatedText(Name,'en-US')
as Name from ProductionResponse.ProductionResponse
)G
select
* from #General
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5225 rows

>> I was just trying to figure out the best options we can choose with when we come across a scenario where we need to use a Temp Table/Table Variable/Create a Temp Table on the fly. <<
Actually, we want to avoid all of those things in a declarative/functional language. The goal is to write the solution in a single statement. What you are doing is mimicking a scratch tape in a 1950's tape file system.
Another non-declarative technique is to use UDFs, to mimic 1950's procedural code or OO style methods. Your sample code is full of COBOL-isms! In RDBMS we follow ISO-11179 rules, so we have “<something in particular>_code” rather than just “code” like
a field within a COBOL record. The hierarchical record structure provides context, but in RDBMS, data elements are global. Or better, they are universal names.
>> I am aware of the basic criteria like use SET NO COUNT ON, Order the table in which the indexes are created, Do not use SELECT * instead use only columns which are really required, CREATE INDEXes and all.<<
All good, but you missed others. Never use the same name for a data element (scalars) and a table (sets). Think about what things like “ProductionResponse.production_response” means. A set with one element is a bit weird, but that is what you said. Also, what
is this response? A code? A count? It lacks what we call an attribute property.
This was one of the flaws we inherited when ANSI standardized SQL and we should have fixed it. Oh well, too late now.
Never use NVARCHAR(MAX). Why do you need to put all of the Soto Zen sutras in Chinese Unicode? When you use over-sized data elements, you eventually get garbage data.
>> Other than these I am stuck with the usage of temp tables. There are some limitations where I can convert all the Temp table logic to CTE (I am not saying its not possible, I really do not have time to spend for the conversion). Any suggestions are
welcome.<<
Yes! This is how we do declarative/functional programming! Make the effort, so the optimizer can work, so you can use parallelism and so you can port your code out of T-SQL dialect.
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