The Question about the LiveCycle Designer

I have one sheet that contains three Loop tables.
because the data of table is more than the number of rows in sheet,
for example,I have ten tools and ten spare parts want to prepare.
It needs to pagination.how can I do it?
Work Sheet
tools
spare parts
materials
The position of boldface in sheet is fixed.
Who can help me?
Thanks!!!!!!

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Hi Friends,
i have a question about the sharepoint server 2010 install.
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of my computer information will be lost or change?
thank you in advance.
Qearl

Hi ,
No data will be lost either from your Windows program files or other drives as long as it is an upgrade.
After upgrade you will still be able to see your old program files under windows.ol folder in the C: Drive of the new OS.
The data will be lost only when you perform a clean install like complete formatting the HArd disk and installing from scratch.
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The question about the HA installation on ECC6.0

Hi Experts,
We are about to implement a project with HA environment on the ECC6.0 in the near future, which is just about the ABAP stack. After reading the Installating Guide, I stil have several questions related to the procedures of HA installation.
In the guide document, I got the following steps to process for realizing the HA of ECC6.0:
1. Run SAPinst to install the central services instance (ASCS) using the virtual host name on the primary cluster node, host A.
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Hi Rong,
I would try to explain it in simple words...
My Question is that does standby node(host B in above context) need to install the ASCS,
database instance and Central Instance?
If host B does not need to install the database instance, how about the whole system would be when
the primary cluster node (Host A in above context) totally crash, such as power failure.
1. You don't need to install ASCS on Node B. You are installing it using a VIRTUAL HOSTNAME which represent cluster not individual node. VIRTUAL HOSTNAME is assigned to cluster package, so whichever Node is the owner of the package, will have the VIRTUAL HOSTNAME. (it will switch with cluster switchover)
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I hope, your confusion is cleared now...
Regards.
Rajesh Narkhede

The question about the callbackdata parameter in the function PostDeferredCallToThread()

I find if using a local variable to pass to the PostDeferredCallToThread(), then in the callback function, it cannot be recevied correctly. But as NI document said, this variable is a user-defined, will avoid declaring the data object as a global variable. how to interpret the question?
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Use t-code FI12 to define the house bank,could anyone please tell me the function of the bank key?And why different house bank can have the same bank key?

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Is there anybody out there that can answer the question about the backup on the external hard drive?

I need some help please. I have been using an external hard drive to keep my itunes on because the file was so big. I understand that Itunes backs up all of the text, photos, contacts, ect.. everytime you sync your phone. Is this where itunes is storing all this information and if so how do I find it?

Hi,
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You don't know if you gave them money or not.
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Some question about the query designer

hello, dear all,
I am a new comer of here, and I am intersting in BI, but I have no basic knowledge about it.
so I just want someone could give me some advice about it.
our boss need I do the developer about the query designer, I just have searched in this forum. but nothing founded for I am a new comer here,
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Hi,
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gv me ur mailid i will let u have Bex manual,
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I bought the old model last year. Loved the design and long battery time but a few major issues made me return it.
Somewhere I read that it can't read NTFS over USB so I presume that's the same with an NTFS formatted microSD card?
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Solved!
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Thanks!
OK. Seems I should just stay clear of this and look elsewhere
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Hello everyone,
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SQL> SELECT * FROM v$version;
BANNER
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http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e25513/dynviews_3016.htm#REFRN30223]
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:SAVED_SQL_ID
9babjv8yq8ru3
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FROM v$sql
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0              9babjv8yq8ru3    BEGIN DBMS_OUTPUT.GET_LINES(:LINES, :NUMLINES); END;Therefore instead of
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This was precisely what I did
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thanks in advance,
Regards,
Dariyoosh

>
and also v$session page, yet I didn't find anything indicating that SERVEROUTPUT should be switched off whenever views such as v$sql, v$session
are queired. I don't really understand the link in terms of impact that one can have on the other or better to say rather, why there is an impact
Hi Dariyoosh,
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON has the effect of executing dbms_output.get_lines after each and every statement. Not only related to system view.
Here below what Tom Kyte is explaining in this page:
Now, sqlplus sees this functionality and says "hey, would not it be nice for me to dump this buffer to screen for the user?". So, they added the SQLPlus command "set serveroutput on" which does two things
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Al

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1) generally, is the BIEE database and application server decentralized with EBS database and application? Both BIEE 10g and 11g version can be integrated with EBS R12?You, shud consider OBI Application here which uses OBIEE as a reporting tool with different pre-built modules. Both 10g & 11g comes with different versions of BI apps which supports sources like Siebel CRM, EBS, Peoplesoft, JD Edwards etc..
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and many more docs on google
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thanks

Ah well... thanks for the quick answer
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