Use of zero size arrays?

Hi
In java i can initialize an array of 0 size, but where can i use it, and how can i use it.
Please suggest!

For example, if you have an object that can contain any number of other objects.
For example, swing (GUI) components have methods that return all event listeners added to the component. The result is returned in an array, and if there have been no event listeners added, the array will have size 0.
You could also return the null value in such methods instead of an empty array, but then you would have to add extra code when calling the method to handle this case. So, arrays of size 0 are generally easier to use null-references in such cases.

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How to crate a dynamic size array, collection

Hi,
Can someone point me to some tutorial on how to create a dynamic size array. Actually I have multiple cursors and on different tables and want to loop through each cursor and get some values from each cursor and put it in an array. But don't know how to create or initialize an array as I don't know the size. Is there any other way.
Here is what I am doing I have 6 cursors on different tables, I loop through each cursor and get some specific data that I need to place at one place after looping through all the cursors which then finally needs to be inserted in one table. But before the insert I need to validate each data so want to have all the data in some array or some other place for temporary storage from it's easier to do the validate and insert rather than while looping through the cursors as there may be duplicates which I am trying to remove.
As this procedure will be called multiple times so wanted to save the cursor data in temporary array before inserting in the final table. Looking for some faster and efficient way.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks

guest0012 wrote:
All the 6 cursors are independent and no relation i.e. can have a join and have one sql as no relationship in tables.If there is no relation, then what are your code doing combining unrelated rows into the same GTT/array?
Now using GTT when I do an insert how do I make sure the same data doesnot already exists. i.e. GTT will only have one column. Then create a unique index or primary key for the GTT and use that to enforce uniqueness.
So everytime I iterate over a cursor I have to insert into GTT and then finally again have to iterate over GTT and then do an insert in the final table which maybe a performance issue Which is why using SQL will be faster and more scalable - and if PL/SQL code/logic can be used to glue these "no relationship" tables together, why can't that not be done in SQL?
that's why i was wondering if can use any kind of array or collection as it will be a collection of numbersAnd that will reside in expensive PGA memory. Which means a limit on the size of the collection/array you can safely create without impacting server performance, or even cause a server crash by exhausting all virtual memory and causing swap space to trash.
and finally will just iterate ovr array and use FOR ALL for insert but don't know what will be the size of the array as I only know after looping the cursors the total number of records to be stored. So wondering if how to do it through collection/array is there a way to intialize the array and keep populating it with the data with defining the size before hand.You cannot append the bulk collect of one cursor into the collection used for bulk collecting another cursor.
Collections are automatically sized to the number of rows fetched. If you want to manually size collection, the Extend() method needs to be used, where the method's argument specifies the number of cells/locations to add to the collection.
From what you describe about the issue you have - collections are not the correct choice. If you are going to put the different tables's data into the same collection, then you can also combine those tables's data using a single SQL projection (via a UNION for example).
And doing the data crunching side in SQL is always superior in scalability and performance, than doing it in PL/SQL.

AutoSize not working properly in TextField when using non-zero line spacing

When using non-zero line spacing, the autoSize property is not functioning as expected, causing text fields to scroll that shouldn't. Also, when using device fonts, the sizes of the TextFields are wrong in the Flash IDE.
I have a TextField whose height is supposed to be dynamic, depending the width of the TextField. wordWrap is true, the text is left aligned, and the autoSize value is flash.text.TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT.
When the TextField's width is adjusted, the height increases or decreases as expected, but when I scroll the mouse wheel over the TextField, it allows a single line to scroll out of view. This should not be happening. The autoSize property should ensure the TextField is large enough to neither require nor allow scrolling.
Has anyone else encountered this issue or know how to fix it?
Update: Been a problem since at least 2006! > http://blog.nthsense.net/?p=46
http://www.kirupa.com/forum/showthread.php?288955-Disabling-textfield-scrolling   Bug is caused by using a line height ("line spacing" in Flash) larger than zero, for example 1.0pt. It looks like when I reduce the line spacing of the text field to zero, the issue goes away. There doesn't seem to be anything wrong with how autoSize is calculating the required height of the text (i.e. it is exactly textHeight + 4 pixel gutter, and drawing the rectangle (2,2,textWidth,textHeight) aligns visually with the text), so it must have to do with how the TextField is deciding whether it needs to scroll or not, and that separate calculation is being thrown off by the non-zero line spacing. The additional non-zero spacing at the end of the last line could be making the TextField think it needs to scroll, even though it's hight is sufficient at "textHeight + 4". Apparently the problem manifests when using a non-zero leading value as well.
In fact, it has to be related to the leading value exactly, since the following code stops the textfield from scrolling.
//body is TextField
var tlm:TextLineMetrics = body.getLineMetrics(body.numLines - 1);
trace(tlm.leading); //traces "1" here. traces zero when line spacing is zero, and traces larger values with larger line spacing values
body.autoSize = flash.text.TextFieldAutoSize.NONE; //turn off autosize so the height can be set manually
body.height += tlm.leading; //increase height of textfield by leading value of last line to cause scrolling to be turned off.
Honestly, this is pretty unacceptable bug. First of all, scrolling should not be sensitive to trailing line spacing, because autoSize and textHeight do not include it. It need to be consistent, and I think textHeight and autoSize setting height = textHeight + 4 is correct. Vertical scrolling should use textHeight as it's guage for whether scrolling is necessary, but instead, it's obviously involving the leading values of the last line. At the very least, vertical scrolling should simply be disabled when autoSize is turned on and wordWrap is true, because the TextField should be big enough to fit all the text. The workaround of manually adjusting the height is also no good, since turning autoSize back on will immediately change the size back and trigger scrolling again. I also shouldn't have to set line spacing to zero just to use the autoSize feature, since the scrolling calculations are wrong in this way.

No, lol. Luckly, I replace most of my TextFields on the display list with my subclass TextFieldEx. I just call a clone method that accepts a TextField and returns a TextFieldEx with identical properties.
I corrected the problem via modifying the subclass to behave differently when autoSize is not NONE and wordWrap is true. Under those conditions, the maxScrollV and scrollV property values are fixed at 1, and the class listens for its own SCROLL event and sets scrollV to 1 when it occurs. That allows me to leave everything else alone, including text selection, and use whatever line spacing I want.
The modification seems to work fine so far.
For anyone interested in doing something similar, here is a clone method that will copy a TextField.
public static function clone( t:TextField ):TextFieldEx
                              var te:TextFieldEx = create( "", t.width, t.type, t.multiline, t.wordWrap, t.selectable, t.embedFonts, t.defaultTextFormat );
                              te.alpha = t.alpha;
                              te.alwaysShowSelection = t.alwaysShowSelection;
                              te.antiAliasType = t.antiAliasType;
                              te.autoSize = t.autoSize;
                              te.background = t.background;
                              te.backgroundColor = t.backgroundColor;
                              te.blendMode = t.blendMode;
                              //te.blendShader = t.blendShader;
                              te.border = t.border;
                              te.borderColor = t.borderColor;
                              te.cacheAsBitmap = t.cacheAsBitmap;
                              te.condenseWhite = t.condenseWhite;
                              te.displayAsPassword = t.displayAsPassword;
                              //te.embedFonts = t.embedFonts;
                              te.filters = t.filters;
                              te.gridFitType = t.gridFitType;
                              te.height = t.height;
                              te.opaqueBackground = t.opaqueBackground;
                              te.restrict = t.restrict;
                              //te.selectable = t.selectable;
                              te.sharpness = t.sharpness;
                              te.thickness = t.thickness;
                              te.transform = t.transform;
                              //te.type = t.type;
                              te.useRichTextClipboard = t.useRichTextClipboard;
                              //te.wordWrap = t.wordWrap;
                              //Assign text last
                              te.htmlText = t.htmlText;
                              return te;
//And the create method it uses
public static function create( text:String = "", width:Number = NaN, type:String = null, multiline:Boolean = false, wordWrap:Boolean = false, selectable:Boolean = true, embedFonts:Boolean = false, font_or_textformat:*=null, size:Object=null, color:Object=null, bold:Object=null, italic:Object=null, underline:Object=null, url:String=null, target:String=null, align:String=null, leftMargin:Object=null, rightMargin:Object=null, indent:Object=null, leading:Object=null ):TextFieldEx
                              var tf:TextFieldEx = new TextFieldEx();
                              tf.width = isNaN(width) ? 100 : width;
                              tf.defaultTextFormat = (font_or_textformat is TextFormat) ? (font_or_textformat as TextFormat) : new TextFormat( font_or_textformat as String, size, color, bold, italic, underline, url, target, align, leftMargin, rightMargin, indent, leading );
                              tf.embedFonts = embedFonts;
                              tf.multiline = multiline;
                              tf.wordWrap = wordWrap;
                              tf.selectable = selectable;
                              tf.type = type;
                              tf.text = text; //setting text last ensures the text line metrics returns correct values
                              //Initialize the TextField's size to fit the text.
                              if (!multiline)
                                        //When in single-line mode and no specific width is given,
                                        //expand width to entire line.
                                        if (isNaN(width))
                                                  tf.width = tf.textWidth + 4; //match width of text
                              //Height is always automatically adjusted to fit the text by default.
                              //It's better than the arbitrary 100px default height.
                              var minimum_height = tf.getLineMetrics( 0 ).height;
                              var h:Number = tf.textHeight;
                              tf.height = (h < minimum_height) ? (minimum_height + 4) : (h + 4); //match height of text, ensuring height is at least enough to display one line, even if there is no text
                              return tf;

How can I create a variable size array?

How can I create a variable size array?

ok then how can i create a new vector object?If you don't know that, you need to go back to your text book and study some more. Or read the tutorial on the basics of Java: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/index.html
After reading that you can move on to: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/collections/index.html
Anyway, the answer to your question is, of course:
Vector v = new Vector();(But you should probably use ArrayList instead of Vector.)

Loading COBOL file - blocked variable records and varying size arrays

We would like to use ODI 11g to regularly to parse and load into Oracle DB 11g complex files that originate on the MVS mainframe.
Key file characteristics are:
1. EBCDIC encoding
2. file contains blocked records - each block starts with a 4-byte Block Descriptor Word (BDW). BDW bytes 1-2 specify the block length stored as a 16-bit unsigned integer, i.e. PIC (5) COMP in COBOL.
3. each file block contains multiple variable size records - BDW is followed by 1 or more variable length records. Each record starts with a 4-bytes Record Descriptor Word (RDW). RDW bytes 1-2 specify the record length stored as 16 bit unsigned integer, i.e. PIC (5) COMP in COBOL.
4. each file record contains number of scalar fields and several varying-size arrays - COBOL OCCURS DEPENDING ON. For example:
03 SAMPLE-ARRAY-CNT PIC S9(1) COMP-3.
03 SAMPLE-ARRAY OCCURS 0 TO 5 TIMES DEPENDING ON SAMPLE-ARRAY-CNT.
05 ARRAY-CD1 PIC X(5).
05 ARRAY-CD2 PIC X(7).
05 ARRAY-AMOUNT PIC S9(3)V9999 COMP-3.
5, file contains fields stored as COBOL COMPUTATIONAL and COMPUTATIONAL-3.
6. average record lengh is 1,000 bytes and each file is about 4GB
SQL*Loader/external table functionality can handle most of these requirements on one-off basis, but collectively they present a significant challenge. The file layout can't be reversed engineered as COBOL copybook into ODI.
Does ODI have complex file parsing capabilities that could be used to (pre-)process the file, in as few passes as possible?
Thanks
Petr

Hi,
there's a couple of options here, and I've included what I think is the simplest below (using TestStand 2.0.1).
It's not exactly elegant though. What I've done is to put in a step that finds out the number of steps to load (based on an earlier decision - in this case a message popup step). I read a number from the limits file, and use this in the looping options of the property loader step that's loading the values into the array. I've done it with a fixed size array target here, big enough to take any incoming data. (Otherwise, knowing how many items you're going to load from the limits file, you could start with an empty array and re-size it prior to loading).
I've cheated slightly by using the pre-expression on the property loader step to specify where th
e data is coming from and where it's going to in the sequence on each iteration of the loop based on the Runstate.Loopindex.
Another option is to go straight into the property loader step, and keep loading properties until the Step.Result.NumPropertiesRead = 0 (remember we're only doing this one at a time)
Another idea would be to load in a value, and check it isn't a "flag" value (i.e. you'd never use say 999 in your array, so set the last element in your limits file to this, and drop out of the loop when this happens.
Further still, you've got the source code for the property loader step, so you could re-write it to make a custom step that loads an array until it fails all on its own (no looping in TestStand).
Hope this gets you going
S.
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When are Redolog files reset to zero size? Manual reset possible?

As far as I know redolog files contain all stuff which is changed during operation of an Oracle database.
However I wonder if there are events when these files are AUTOMATICALLY reset to zero.
I guess it is when I do a full offline backup.
Is this correct?
Are there any other events when this happens automatically ?
How can I manually reset/initialize Redolog files to an empty state?
Peter

What did you mean empty redo logfile?
if you mean zero size on redolog files....
We can not reset redo log files to empty (zero).
I guess it is when I do a full offline backup.That mean your database offline... no operation, so no redo log generate. but not mean you can make redo log empty anyway...
If you mean redo log file no need for instance recovery.
redo log groups have "INACTIVE" status -> is no longer needed for instance recovery. It may be in use for media recovery. It might or might not be archived.
check from v$log
UNUSED - Online redo log has never been written to. This is the state of a redo log that was just added, or just after a RESETLOGS, when it is not the current redo log.
CURRENT - Current redo log. This implies that the redo log is active. The redo log could be open or closed.
ACTIVE - Log is active but is not the current log. It is needed for crash recovery. It may be in use for block recovery. It may or may not be archived.
CLEARING - Log is being re-created as an empty log after an ALTER DATABASE CLEAR LOGFILE statement. After the log is cleared, the status changes to UNUSED.
CLEARING_CURRENT - Current log is being cleared of a closed thread. The log can stay in this status if there is some failure in the switch such as an I/O error writing the new log header.
INACTIVE - Log is no longer needed for instance recovery. It may be in use for media recovery. It might or might not be archived.;)

Reader doesn't play zero size (width x height) RMA, e. g. sound, anymore

Hi,
Just to make sure I didn't miss something. It seems that newer versions of Adobe Reader with separate FlashPlayer plugin deny playing zero size (i. e. not consuming document page space) RMAs anymore. In case of short auto-played sound RMAs, the user interface is not really necessary. So I used to embed such RMAs with zero dimensions into the document page. But recently they stopped playing, unless a small extension (in terms of page space) was given to them. Has this behaviour been introduced on purpose (perhaps for security reasons)?
Alex

Everything on a page has to have some presence. It was just lucky that what you've been doing up to now worked. Now it doesn't, and the reasons for code changes are not discussed with the general public. If you feel this change should be reversed, file a feature request at http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
I can't see any justification for a zero-size SWF - even if the sound is controlled by scripting you (and a reader) must have access to a page region to open the context menus. If you don't want any visible playhead, the correct workflow is to create a completely-transparent audio player in Flash that works as a play/stop button, so Flash Player has somewhere to hang its context menu.

[svn:osmf:] 14036: Tweaking sample to have the parallel element use a fixed size.

Revision: 14036
Revision: 14036
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-02-08 06:31:10 -0800 (Mon, 08 Feb 2010)
Log Message:
Tweaking sample to have the parallel element use a fixed size.
Modified Paths:
    osmf/trunk/apps/samples/framework/LayoutSample/src/LayoutSample.as

Hi,
thank you for your fast reply. Please find attached my code where I marked the array creation with green circles and the control part with a red one. I removed all the other stuff and loops which are not relevant here (heart beat loop, value initialization, DMA fifo, etc). The sampling rate should be up to 50kS/s for capturing signals with a frequency of the range of 10 to 500Hz).
@ Spectre Dave:
I would like to do it in the FPGA because my host part (cRIO PPC) is already overloaded and I had a lot of problems to get it running and save the data to a file with the high sampling rate (50kS/s). I was thinking that simple array functions would be an easy thing for an FPGA. Or am I wrong??
Please let me know if you have any idea or if you need more information.
Thank you very much and best regards
Andreas
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How can I use two single-dimensional arrays-one for the titles and array

I want to Use two single-dimensional arrays-one for the titles and one for the ID
Could everyone help me how can i write the code for it?
Flower
public class Video
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
int[][] ID =
{ {145,147,148},
{146,149, 150} };
String[][] Titles=
{ {"Barney","True Grit","The night before Christmas"},
{"Lalla", "Jacke Chan", "Metal"} };
int x, y;
int r, c;
System.out.println("List before Sort");
for(c =0; c< 3; ++c)
for(r=0; r< 3; ++ r)
System.out.println("ID:" + ID[c][r]+ "\tTitle: " + Titles[c][r]);
System.out.println("\nAfter Sort:");
for(c =0; c< 3; ++c)
for(r=0; r< 3; ++ r)
System.out.println("ID:" + ID[c][r]+ "\tTitle: " + Titles[c][r]);

This is one of the most bizarre questions I have seen here:
public class Video
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
int[] ID = {145,147,148, 146,149, 150};
String[] Titles= {"Barney","True Grit","The night before Christmas", "Lalla", "Jacke Chan", "Metal"};
System.out.println("List before Sort");
for(int i = 0; i < Titles.length; i++)
System.out.println("ID:" + ID[i]+ "\tTitle: " + Titles);
System.out.println("\nAfter Sort:");
for(int i = 0; c < Titles.length; i++)
System.out.println("ID:" + ID[i]+ "\tTitle: " + Titles[i]);
Generally you don't use prefix (++c) operators in you for loop. Use postfix (c++).
Prefix means that it will increment the variable before the loop body is executed. Postfix will cause it to increment after.

PS 6 locks up when I try to use the image size tool

My system is Windows 8.1 64 bit
All the other tools seem to be working OK.
When I try to use the image size tool PS just locks up and the only way to exit the program is using Task Manager??
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have an issue with use of multi-dimensional arrays in forms when debugging and/or calling another form post array-population.
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the following code snippet works from a when-button-pressed trigger when called without the debugger. when called with the debugger it crashes when any element of the multi-dimensional associative array is accessed/populated/read. In addition, if i populate the multi-dimensional array then call a form (a msgbox form to display the arrays content as a string) it crashes too.
declare
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               iidx := l_arr(idx).first;
               while (iidx is NOT null) loop
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oracle.forms.net.ConnectionException: Forms session <28> aborted: unable to communicate with runtime process.
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     at oracle.forms.net.HTTPNStream.flush(Unknown Source)
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many thanks
ps: i get similar problems when a) populating the array from a server/db-side packaged procedure (crashes with java console message as above even when not debugging) b) using server/db-side packaged types for the array.

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have an issue with use of multi-dimensional arrays in forms when debugging and/or calling another form post array-population.
USING VERSIONS: oracle forms 9.0.4, Jinitiator 1.3.1.17, oracle db 10.1
the following code snippet works from a when-button-pressed trigger when called without the debugger. when called with the debugger it crashes when any element of the multi-dimensional associative array is accessed/populated/read. In addition, if i populate the multi-dimensional array then call a form (a msgbox form to display the arrays content as a string) it crashes too.
declare
type datasource_rec is record (field varchar2(32), val varchar2(3999));
type datasource_arr is table of datasource_rec index by binary_integer;
type datasource_arr_arr is table of datasource_arr index by binary_integer;
     l_arr datasource_arr_arr;
     procedure poparr(i_arr out datasource_arr_arr) is
          idx binary_integer := 1;
          iidx binary_integer := 1;
     begin
          while (idx <= 10) loop
               iidx := 1;
               while (iidx <= 10) loop
                    i_arr(idx)(iidx).field := 'field'||to_char(iidx)||':'||to_char(idx); --# debugger crashes here with JVM aborting... message (which crashes forms builder too)
i_arr(idx)(iidx).val := 'test value';
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          idx binary_integer := l_arr.first;
          iidx binary_integer;
          l_msg varchar2(4000);
          l_response pls_integer;
     begin
          while (idx is NOT null) loop
               iidx := l_arr(idx).first;
               while (iidx is NOT null) loop
                    l_msg := l_msg||chr(10)||l_arr(iidx)(idx).field||' = '||l_arr(iidx)(idx).val;
               iidx := l_arr(idx).next(iidx);
               end loop;
          idx := l_arr.next(idx);
          end loop;
          alerts.info('see console for full printout: '||chr(10)||l_msg);
--l_response := msgbox.show(l_msg); --calls another modal form to display a long message, which crashes the runtime with a java console message*
     r$debug.print(l_msg);
     end;
begin
     poparr(l_arr);
     printarr;
end;
The java console does not print anything useful when both forms builder and the runtime crash/hangs as a result of the debugger being attached (except displaying a "JVM aborting" message) but when the runtime alone crashes as a result of calling another form after popping the MD array it prints:
oracle.forms.net.ConnectionException: Forms session <28> aborted: unable to communicate with runtime process.
     at oracle.forms.net.ConnectionException.createConnectionException(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.net.HTTPNStream.getResponse(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.net.HTTPNStream.doFlush(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.net.HTTPNStream.flush(Unknown Source)
     at java.io.DataOutputStream.flush(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.net.StreamMessageWriter.run(Unknown Source)
has anyone else encountered this problem and found a solution/workaround? is their some sort of memory limitation for forms-side handling of (multi-dimensional) arrays?+
many thanks
ps: i get similar problems when a) populating the array from a server/db-side packaged procedure (crashes with java console message as above even when not debugging) b) using server/db-side packaged types for the array.

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