What disc type do I use to record

I have been unable find the right disc to insert. I use Roxio Creator (came with my T400 T6U). I've tried all sorts of discs and get the same message: "Please insert an appendable discu and try again".
I am able to read CD's and have not tried DVD's.
My drive is an "Optiarc DVD RW AD-79105"--I went on the site to find out what disc to use but was unable to find the information.
Any help is appreciated.
Karolus

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I would like to add a User Defined Extension to a Scheduler CHAIN. I am looking through the Namespace for Version 3.1 at: http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/sqldeveloper/3_1/dialogs/index.html. Under the COMMON OBJECT TYPES, I do not see any of the Scheduler items. I was able to use <item type="SCHEDULER"> to add an action to the SCHEDULER folder, but what I really want to do is add an action to a CHAIN.
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Those COMMON OBJECT TYPES are database schema objects so SCHEDULER or CHAIN would not be in those lists.
Did you try "CHAIN" or "SCHEDULER CHAIN"?
I suggest you change your thread subject to match your question and maybe one of the developer team members will notice it.
For example: What 'item type' do I use to add action to SCHEDULER CHAIN folder?

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I am using SQL Developer version 3.1.06.82
I would like to add a User Defined Extension to a Scheduler CHAIN. I am looking through the Namespace for Version 3.1 at: http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/sqldeveloper/3_1/dialogs/index.html. Under the COMMON OBJECT TYPES, I do not see any of the Scheduler items. I was able to use <item type="SCHEDULER"> to add an action to the SCHEDULER folder, but what I really want to do is add an action to a CHAIN.
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Edited by: 975201 on Feb 28, 2013 8:24 PM

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I would like to add a User Defined Extension to a Scheduler CHAIN. I am looking through the Namespace for Version 3.1 at: http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/sqldeveloper/3_1/dialogs/index.html. Under the COMMON OBJECT TYPES, I do not see any of the Scheduler items. I was able to use <item type="SCHEDULER"> to add an action to the SCHEDULER folder, but what I really want to do is add an action to a CHAIN.
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Those COMMON OBJECT TYPES are database schema objects so SCHEDULER or CHAIN would not be in those lists.
Did you try "CHAIN" or "SCHEDULER CHAIN"?
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