Store column into matrix

Hello, I'm acquiring some data that comes into a string of numbers. I'd like to store them into a matrix in this way: for acquisition 1 -> data in column 1, acquisition 2->data in column 2 and so on...
I did the code attached simulating some data, but when I put them in the matrix, the new acquisition finishes in column 1 and the old one become a list of 0.
Any suggestion?
ps - I'm acquiring pixel values, so at the end I'd like a pixel matrix to reconstruct an image. every acquisition is a vertical line of the image.
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Do you really need to see the imtermediary result? If the loops are fast, just autoindex on both loop to get a 2D array. Same final result.
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Src_loc BFILE := BFILENAME('DIR_TESTCASE', 'intermedia.pdf');
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COMMIT;
END;
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begin
ctx_ddl.create_preference('pdf
lexer', 'BASICLEXER');
ctx_ddl.set_attribute('pdf_lexer', 'printjoins', '_-');
end;
create index PDFFILES_TEXT on PDFFILES(TEXT) indextype is ctxsys.context
parameters ('lexer pdf_lexer');
sqlplus says index created but windows gives an error and closes ctxhx.exe
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SCOTT@orcl_11g> CREATE TABLE my_files
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3      doc BLOB)
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SCOTT@orcl_11g> CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY DIR_TESTCASE AS 'c:\oracle11g'
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         1                  222824
         2                   19968
         3                      18
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SCOTT@orcl_11g> EXEC CTX_DOC.SET_KEY_TYPE ('ROWID')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SCOTT@orcl_11g> COLUMN keywords_in_context FORMAT A45 WORD_WRAPPED
SCOTT@orcl_11g> SELECT id,
2          CTX_DOC.SNIPPET
3            ('MY_FILES_IDX',
4             ROWID,
5             'contents OR (fruit of the month) OR data',
6             '<<',
7             '>>')
8            AS keywords_in_context
9 FROM   my_files
10 WHERE CONTAINS (doc, 'contents OR (fruit of the month) OR data') > 0
11 /
        ID KEYWORDS_IN_CONTEXT
         1 <<Fruit of the Month>>
           Banana
           Bananas are the most popular
         2 This is the original <<contents>> of
           test1.doc.
         3 blob <<data>> for id 3
SCOTT@orcl_11g>

Reports - merging data columns in matrix

Hi,
I need help with merging columns in matrix. I use MS SQL 2012. I need merge data columns, here is example:
matrix:
+-----------+----------+
| | [time] |
+-----------+----------+
| | [step] |
| [project] +----------+
| | [action] |
+-----------+----------+
current output:
+-----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | 00:00 | 00:05 | 00:10 | 00:15 |
+-----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | step 1 | step 1 | | step 2 |
| project 1 +----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | start | running | | start |
+-----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | | step 1 | step 1 | step 1 |
| project 2 +----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | | start | running | running |
+-----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
demanded output:
+-----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | 00:00 | 00:05 | 00:10 | 00:15 |
+-----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | step 1 | | step 2 |
| project 1 +----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | start | running | | start |
+-----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | | step 1 |
| project 2 +----------+----------+----------+----------+
| | | start | running |
+-----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
Thanks in advance :-)
Regards

Hi Katamarucz,
According to your description and the sample matrix, you want to merge the columns in the same steps into one column, right? In this case, on some rows the columns that have the same steps should be merged, however, the column should not be merge on other
row that the columns have different steps.
In Reporting Services, if we merger the columns when designing the report, then the columns will be merged on all the rows. So you requirement cannot be achieved. And I am afraid there is no other approach to work around this issue.
Thank you for your understanding.
Regards,
Charlie Liao
TechNet Community Support

Set active column of matrix using SDK

Hi,
How do i set active (FormSettings>TableFormat>Active Checkbox) column of matrix in order form using SDK?
Thanks

HI
replace the COLID with the id of the column, and put this code into the form_load event and beforeaction=false
oMatrix.Columns.Item("COLID").Editable = True
oMatrix.Columns.Item("COLID").Visible = True
regards,
J.
if the answer is ok, please reward.

How to break the name column into first,middle,last

hi,
Having a column in a table called employee_name which is
containing the names of employees like:-
employee_name
Syed Azhar Husain
Also having another table having cloumns first_name,middle_name, last_name
I just want to write the query that break my employee_name column into
first name, middle name, last name and
store into table columns first_name, middle_name, last_name respectively
i.e. it should display like
first_name middle_name last_name
Syed Azhar husain
I am using oracle9i database.
Thanks in advance
Azhar

Dear Asuri,
Thanks for quick reply,
your query was working fine when there was one record into the table but when there was more then one record into the table it was giving error "ORA-01427: single-row subquery returns more than one row". So i did small modification in the query as below
SELECT SUBSTR(' ' || name || ' ', INSTR(' ' || name || ' ' , ' ', 1, rn) +1,
INSTR(' ' || name || ' ' , ' ', 1, rn + 1) - INSTR(' ' || name || ' ' , ' ', 1, rn) -1) name
FROM test , (SELECT ROWNUM rn FROM all_objects
WHERE ROWNUM <= ( SELECT distinct(LENGTH(name) - (LENGTH(REPLACE(name, ' ')))) / LENGTH(' ') + 1
FROM test ))
order by name
so above query is working fine with more than one record but there is another problem as i am explaining blow
Suppose there is table called "test" as follows
SQL> select * from test;
NAME
Rajendra kumar jain
syed azhar husain
Chander Shekhar Kumar
when i am putting above query it is giving result as follows
NAME
Chander
Kumar
Rajendra
Shekhar
azhar
husain
jain
kumar
syed
my requirement is that for complete full name like 'syed azhar husain' it should give
name
fist name : syed
middle name: azhar
last name: husain
first name: rejendra
middle name: kumar
last name: jain
first name: chander
middle name: shekhar
last name: kumar

Need to Convert Comma separated data in a column into individual rows from

Hi,
I need to Convert Comma separated data in a column into individual rows from a table.
Eg: JOB1 SMITH,ALLEN,WARD,JONES
OUTPUT required ;-
JOB1 SMITH
JOB1 ALLEN
JOB1 WARD
JOB1 JONES
Got a solution using Oracle provided regexp_substr function, which comes handy for this scenario.
But I need to use a database independent solution
Thanks in advance for your valuable inputs.
George

Go for ETL solution. There are couple of ways to implement.
If helps mark

Error reading data from CLOB column into VARCHAR2 variable

Hi all,
Am hitting an issue retrieving data > 8K (minus 1) stored in a CLOB column into a VARCHAR2 variable in PL/SQL...
The "problem to be solved" here is storing DDL, in this case a "CREATE VIEW" statement, that is longer than 8K for later retrieval (and execution) using dynamic SQL. Given that the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement can take a VARCHAR2 variable (up to 32K(-1)), this should suffice for our needs, however, it seems that somewhere in the process of converting this VARCHAR2 text to a CLOB for storage, and then retrieving the CLOB and attempting to put it back into a VARCHAR2 variable, it is throwing a standard ORA-06502 exception ("PL/SQL: numeric or value error"). Consider the following code:
set serveroutput on
drop table test1;
create table test1(col1 CLOB);
declare
cursor c1 is select col1 from test1;
myvar VARCHAR2(32000);
begin
myvar := '';
for i in 1..8192 loop
myvar := myvar || 'a';
end loop;
INSERT INTO test1 (col1) VALUES (myvar);
for arec in c1 loop
begin
myvar := arec.col1;
dbms_output.put_line('Read data of length ' || length(myvar));
exception when others then
dbms_output.put_line('Error reading data: ' || sqlerrm);
end;
end loop;
end;
If you change the loop upper bound to 8191, all works fine. I'm guessing this might have something to do with the database character set -- we've recently converted our databases over to UTF-8, for Internationalizion support, and that seems to have changed underlying assumptions regarding character processing...?
As far as the dynamic SQL issue goes, we can probably use the DBMS_SQL interface instead, with it's EXECUTE procedure that takes a PL/SQL array of varchar2(32K) - the only issue there is reading the data from the CLOB column, and then breaking that data into an array but that doesn't seem insurmountable. But this same basic issue (when a 9K text block, let's say, turns into a >32K block after being CLOBberred) seems to comes up in other text-processing situations also, so any ideas for how to resolve would be much appreciated.
Thanks for any tips/hints/ideas...
Jim

For those curious about this, here's the word from Oracle support (courtesy of Metalinks):
RESEARCH
========
Test the issue for different DB version and different characterset.
--Testing the following PL/SQL blocks by using direct assignment method(myvar := arec.col1;) on
different database version and different characterset.
SQL>create table test1(col1 CLOB);
--Inserting four CLOB data into test1.
declare
myvar VARCHAR2(32767);
begin
myvar := RPAD('a',4000);
INSERT INTO test1 (col1) VALUES (myvar);
myvar := RPAD('a',8191);
INSERT INTO test1 (col1) VALUES (myvar);
myvar := RPAD('b',8192);
INSERT INTO test1 (col1) VALUES (myvar);
myvar := RPAD('c',32767);
INSERT INTO test1 (col1) VALUES (myvar);
commit;
end;
--Testing the direct assignment method.
declare
cursor c1 is select col1, length(col1) len1 from test1;
myvar VARCHAR2(32767);
begin
for arec in c1 loop
myvar := arec.col1;
--DBMS_LOB.READ(arec.col1, arec.len1, 1, myvar);
dbms_output.put_line('Read data of length: ' || length(myvar));
end loop;
end;
The following are the summary of the test results:
===================================
1. If the database characterset is WE8ISO8859P1, then the above direct assignment
method(myvar := arec.col1;) works for database version 9i/10g/11g without any
errors.
2. If the database characterset is UTF8 or AL32UTF8, then the above direct assignment method(myvar := arec.col1;) will generate the "ORA-06502:
PL/SQL: numeric or value error" when the length of the CLOB data is greater
than 8191(=8K-1). The same error can be reproduced across all database versions
9i/10g/11g.
3. Using DBMS_LOB.READ(arec.col1, arec.len1, 1, myvar) method to read CLOB data into a VARCHAR2 variable works for both WE8ISO8859P1 and UTF8
characterset and for all database versions.
So - it seems as I'd surmised, UTF8 changes the way VARCHAR2 and CLOB data is handled. Not too surprising, I suppose - may you all be lucky enough to be able to stay away from this sort of issue. But - the DBMS_LOB.READ workaround is certainly sufficient for the text processing situations we find ourselves in currently.
Cheers,
Jim C.

How do I stop FireFox from converting css3 transforms such as scale, or rotate, into matrix transforms?

Go to pilatch.com/cards and click any of the cards in the arc. Now do the same in Chrome, or Safari, or IE 9. I have un-min-catted all my JavaScript, so you can see what's going on more easily.
CSS3 transforms in version 16 of FireFox are being converted into matrix transforms.
It pretty much horks my rotate and scale animations.
For instance, if you set the style attribute of an element to something like, style="transform:scale(0.75)", FireFox immediately converts that element's transform property, such as <element>.style.transform to "matrix(...)".
I know how to do the linear algebra to convert rotate and scale via jQuery cssHooks into matrix transformations, and I've even written code to detect this "feature" of a browser, (that it forces a transform into matrix), and return a different hook that writes a matrix transform instead of a rotate transform, or scale, all in the past two days, on my development site.
However, it's proving to be increasingly challenging to make this new feature compatible with jQuery's animations. Going further, I may have to hack jQuery just to make this work for FireFox, or drop FireFox animation support altogether unless some FireFox developers make their new implementation backwards compatible.
I know that transforms normally get converted into matrices behind the scenes in the rendering engine. Leave your matrix there. Don't overwrite what the user has put in for a transform!
I also know that I should be using CSS3 animations, but, dangit, I started this project before those had widespread support. I can't rewrite all my animations because I want to support FireFox. That's not really an option. I'll direct my users to Chrome instead. I have more features in development that use these types of animation, and I'm in too deep to turn back.
Thanks for your consideration. Please contact me as you learn more about this.
-Beefzilla

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Problem with checkbox column in matrix

Hello.
I have a little problem with checkbox column in matrix.
Column is binded to the UserData.
It has ValOn="Y", ValOff="N".
I use C++. It is wird problem. In matrix I have 10 columns - scrollbar role and if You want see checkbox column, You must role to the right. If this column is on the screen, and I use:
checkcell->PutChecked(VARIANT_TRUE);
then the checkbox is cheched, and if the checkbox isn`t on the screen and I use this comment - it nothing happening.
I tried to use ValOn="Y", PutChecked...
The problem i solved if the column is on the screen - if the column is first in matrix or second, but if it`s last I have a big problem.
My column with checkbox is not editable, but I tried to make it editable, check it, and then make it uneditable - the same efect.
How can I solve it ?
Sorry for my english.
Kamil Wydra

Hello Kamil,
I am not sure about your problem, but here is an example of how to use checkbox in UI API.
First, create the matrix with checkbox column in Screen painter, and the output is an xml file, like this. Type as 121 indicates that it is a check box.
- <column AffectsFormMode="0" backcolor="-1" description="" disp_desc="0" editable="0" right_just="0" title="Rented" type="121" uid="Rented" val_off="N" val_on="Y" visible="1" width="41">
<databind alias="U_RENTED" databound="1" table="@VIDS" />
<ExtendedObject />
Second, bind the column to table from DB. This is a bug of 2004 Screen Painter, so if you are using 2005 Screen Painter, there is no problem.
Third, when you open the form, you can check and uncheck the cell.
BTW, please set the editable of the column to true.
Hope this helps,
Nick

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