Somebody knows the difference bt quicktime x and quicktime pro 7

i want to know the differences bt thos 2 quicks and how install the quicktime 7 pro to mac os x

i want to know the differences bt thos 2 quicks and how install the quicktime 7 pro to mac os x
Qt 7 is the result of two decades of video software development by Apple. Unfortunately, it is rapidly becoming outdate with respect to new video technologies being developed by limitations imposed in an attempt to retain compatibility with compression formats dropped a decade or more ago. On the other hand, QT X is Apple's attempt to re-vamp their video software by making a "clean break" with many of these so-called "legacy" codecs and concentrating on bettering the more modern and highly scaleable codecs profiles, and levels used by mobile, DVD, BD, and similar devices.
As to your problem installing QT 7 and keying for "Pro" use under the Snow Leopard OS, you must remember that QT X is 64-bit based while QT 7 for leopard is 32-bit based. To run the QT 7 "Pro" Player app under OS X.6, a special dual 32-/64-bit modified version of QT 7 had to be developed. This version can be used simultaneously under Snow Leopard but is not the same as the Leopard version you appear to be trying to install. As already pointed out, you either have to install the special version from your OS X.6 installer disc or download the latest update from the Apple site (QT 7.6.6 for Snow Leopard vX.6.3 and later). Note that the Snow Leopard version of QT 7 is placed in the "~/Applications/Utilities" folder.

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I want to know the difference between Days column and Day1 Column

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I used this query:
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Shagar M

Pleiadian wrote:
It is the decode statement that is doing this.
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I agree, as NULL is the first result returned the datatype is undetermined, so Oracle is picking VARCHAR2 over others, and causing an implicit datatype conversion on the resultant date value, whereas the other which is returned as a date will use the local settings of the client tool being used.
I can replicate the 'issue' in Toad, and it's rectified if we cast the first returned value of the decode statement...
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