TM/manual HD management question

I'm new to TM and the external HD, and I have time machine going right now, but I am starting to wonder if it will let me manually manage what I can put on the external HD (I bought it so I could take the large imovie files that eat up my computers HD, and shift them on to the external, and deleting the original off the comp's HD, therefore freeing up some space on my comp.). Will all this work, or should I shut off TM and just use the sofware that came with my Maxtor external HD? Thanks

You should not be creating any object in the system tablespace. All user objects should be in the users tablespace, or other tablespace created for the purpose.
The only objects in the system tablespace are those created by the Oracle install scripts (e.g $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/catalog.sql) , and you really should not be making changes to them unless recommended by Oracle Support, install document, patch document etc. The only thing you need to check is to either :-
1. make sure there is free space in the system tablespace by resizing the datafiles (select from dba_free_space and dba_data_files)
or
2. make sure autoextend is turned on for one system tablespace datafile with proper maxbytes and increment_by, and sufficient free space on disk for the file to extend.

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Hi. First, thanks in advance for any advice. I appreciate it.
I've recently taken up comic book lettering and as such, have acquired a massive amount of fonts. I've tried a couple of the management software (Suitcase Fusion and FontExplorer X) and haven't been able to work with them the way I'd hoped. Furthermore, they all (including the native FontBook) sandbag my system and grind it to a crawl.
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Uh... Kappy, I've got every font on my machine (except for /System/Library/Fonts fonts) in subdirectories inside the assorted Fonts/ directories. This is a subset of FontFolio11 that we use for editorial:
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I'm currently trying to learn as much as I can and am still new at it. Does anyone know of a good book or link that talks about manual segment management? Most of what I have found is a very short blurb that doesn't really discuss specifics. I would like to know what tasks a dba needs to regularly do when a tablespace is set up as manual.
I feel pretty confused and have a specific question*. Sorry if it is a dumb question... I know a lot of you don't like questions that you feel are beneath you. If you don't like the question, please just ignore it and don't gripe me out.
If the datafile is set to autoextend and the segment management is manual and the extent management is local is there any specific task a dba needs to perform for autoextend to work? ( I guess the mixing of manual and auto terms is kind of confusing me) In this specific instance I am most interested in the system tablespace specifically (the dev box I'm learning on is setup that way).
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Project Management Question - timelines for Production system deployment

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I need an expert advice on setting up timelines for establishing an Oracle Apps Production environment. We are implementing Oracle HR & Payroll at an organization.
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Segment space for Manual tablespace management

Hi,
wanted to know if 10g segment advisor can advise on segments that exsists in a tablespaces that is set to manual extent management.
thanks,
Ven.

From the
Oracle® Database Administrator's Guide
10g Release 2 (10.2)
Part Number B14231-01
14 Managing Space for Schema Objects
Understanding Reclaimable Unused Space
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Another color management question

Hi folks,
Apologies for yet another color management question, but Im getting very confused and could do with some help. I use a Canon 10D and Canon 30D. Ive come to LightRoom from Pixmantec Raw Shooter.
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What I cant figure out is how I do this in LightRoom. I can make the same adjustments to the RAW image as I did in RawShooter, but there doesnt seem an option for me to select my profile on export to JPEG only the standard 3 color spaces. Anyway the result is a JPEG that looks somewhat different when viewed in a web browser, or Paint Shop Pro with Color Management turned off. However, if I turn Color Management on in Paint Shop Pro, then it looks fine. So Im assuming that my profile isnt accounted for when exporting JPEGs from LightRoom.
So any pointers or explanations would be really appreciated. I also acknowledge that this is my first foray into color management, and feel free to tell me to go and read some introductory article (link please!) and then come back with a sensible question if thats whats needed!
Thanks in advance.
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Lightroom color management.
a.) Monitor profile used: The profile set as the default in your operating system (e.g. Windows xp). (your monitor profile software usually does this when you calibrate/profile your monitor).
b.) Working space: ProPhotoRGB
c.) Export color space: You can choose one of the following sRGB; Adobe RGB or Pro Photo RGB.
There is no option (afaik) to change a.) or b.) the option you choose in c.) will affect how the exported image will be displayed in color managed applications or non-color managed applications.
Non-color managed applications are not able to display Adobe RGB or Pro Photo RGB correctly. I guess if you wish a consistent display of your images in color managed and non-color managed applications then the only common factor is sRGB and you should export your images in sRGB color space.
The benefits of the other expanded color spaces are in printing and you also would have to get this end of your color management correct. Printing profiles to match your printer and each paper being used etc.
Until you can get this all sorted out you will get better results from sRGB, this is also applicable when using most commercial printing services.

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I this link
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Hello,
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How to change manual segment management to automatic? and vice versa

how to change manual segment management to automatic? and vice versa
i can't find any option for that in EM
Thanks

Paolo Marin,
The original wants to change from Freelist management to Automatic Segment Space management - the URL you supplied is about converting from Dictionary Managed tablespaces (DMT) to Locally Managed tablespaces (LMT).
In passing - the article you reference says: First, MAKE sure to take a full backup of the tablespace and all related tablespaces (inter-tablespace referential integrity) before running this procedure:. There's no such thing as 'tablespace referential integrity', but (a) it would be a good idea to make sure that no-one else is using the database whilst you do a conversion, and (b) it's the system tablespace that holds the data dictionary so that's the one other (really important) tablespace you have to back up before starting.
There is a very old note about the limitations of doing the DMT -> LMT conversion here: http://www.jlcomp.demon.co.uk/book_8i/ch_08.html#Extent%20Management
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Hello
It is in fact possible to reorganize segment to a specific target tablespace using brspace option -n|-newts
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It is odd that in 11g you are not in ASSM, so you upgrade to that version and never performed tablespace reorg ?
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hi all
i built a manually tabular form.
i want that this tabular for will used only to update , and without the option of insert new row .
two questions i have here according to the document :
there is something called
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is that possible to do it if it's only an update form?
i've tried to do it and not really succeeded.
second question is about collection
again is this possible to do it if i built only an update form ?
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Hi Naama,
>> i've created the package , it's show like it done but then i cannot see it.what seems to be the problem ?
I have no idea, but this is definitely something local in your database. Just drop the package and re-create it. If the Object Browser doesn’t show you the package, try to use SQL*Plus.
>> what is the meaning of this package?
is this package active only in the tabular manually form ?.
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This package is “special” because it’s includes all you need to manage Optimistic Locking, which is characteristic to Web based applications. Other than that, you can use it whenever you need to manipulate the related table(s).
>> the apex know in which part to relate in the package right ?
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>> thank you
Naama
Wow! You signed your name correctly :) You should amend your handle to reflect that.
Best Regards,
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thanks.........

Do you have a colorimeter and monitor profiling software? That's the place to start any color managed workflow. You also need a reasonably good monitor that CAN be calibrated. If the monitor isn't accurately showing you the colors, then nothing you do is going to matter.
Matching the monitor to the print is an old technique that works only when you have a closed loop where all work is output on the same press under the same conditions. The purpose of using device independent editing spaces, such as Adobe RGB, is that in theory any properly calibrated monitor will display the image the same, and you can convert to any known output space at the time of output.
Terms like mellow looking yellow are pretty subjective, so I don't know what you were expecting, but I wouldn't expect 35y, 15k to be very bright, nor very yellow. While I wouldn't describe the color as green on my monitor, it certainly doesn't resemble a banana, and next to a brighter yellow one might call it greenish by comparison. It's really a light yellowish gray,I think.
I'm putting up a comparison here to see what it looks like, but colors won't be accurate in a browser.

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