What is the logic behind the list of default colors in the color tab of the score options in the project settings interface?

I desperately want to know why each note is assigned it's particular color in the score tab of the projects settings interface...
Was this done at random or is there some logic behind it all? Einstein and Newton have completely different ideas about note/color association...their theorys can be easily found on the internet. I've messed around with applying their ideas to the user pallette just for fun. Now, I really want to know if the makers of Logic chose the colors they did for the factory defaults for a particular reason. Please help if you can!

hi,
it's retrieve data from table /BIC/AT07_O00600
and add to data package, so your records will be more than from source
hope this helps.

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What is the logic behind the oracle database connections....

Hi,
We have crontab alerts are enabled for the oracle database client connection.
For Production databases the alerts are coming continuously until it gets connected.
For QA databases it will throw the message that the oracle client connection fails and again it will prompt whenever it gets connected.
Please let me know the logic behind these scnerions.
Pavan..
Edited by: dm_ptldba on Feb 14, 2012 6:45 AM

Hi,
Thanks for the update, Sorry the question was not clear. let me put it in a clear way.
Following is our crontab which alerts us if any database/listener goes down. But it alerts us only once for one successful/unsuccessful connection. For Eg: If the crontab not able to connect to the database for once then it throws an alert only once and waits for a successful connection.
I would like to change the logic in this crontab in such a way that, it should keep on alerting us for all the unsuccessful connections and once or twice for successful connection.
. /home/oracle/.bash_profile
. /opt/oracle/cron/cron_email
sidfile=/home/oracle/scripts/db-list.txt
dboutfile=/home/oracle/scripts/dboutfile.tmp
echo $ORACLE_HOME
TNS_DIR=$ORACLE_HOME/network/admin
ORA_BIN=$ORACLE_HOME/bin
cat $sidfile | while read SIDNAME
do
$ORA_BIN/sqlplus -s system/******@$SIDNAME 2> /dev/null >> $dboutfile <<EOF
@/home/oracle/scripts/db_up.sql
EOF
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
STATUS=1
if [ -f /home/oracle/scripts/${SIDNAME}-down.txt ]
then
/bin/mail -s "Alert :Oracle database instance \"${SIDNAME}\" is up & connected..." [email protected] </dev/null
rm -rf /home/oracle/scripts/${SIDNAME}-down.txt
fi
else
if [ -f /home/oracle/scripts/${SIDNAME}-down.txt ]; then
echo "";
else
touch /home/oracle/scripts/${SIDNAME}-down.txt
echo ${SIDNAME} "not Connected ..."
/bin/mail -s "Alert :Oracle database instance \"${SIDNAME}\" is down......" [email protected] </dev/null
fi
fi
done
Thank you.
PTLDBA

What is the logic behind suggest due date in a planned order?

I have observed that suggest due date of a planned order is not based on demand. What is the logic behind derivation of suggest due date?
Some times pegging date is based on Sales Order request date but not all the times, how to interpret the pegging date of a planned order?
Please confirm that suggest ship date is based on the suggest due date and In-transit time and lead time.

HI,
Planning engine calculates the Sugg Due Date based on some mathematical calculations and some Plan setups.
It also depends on what option you have chosed in the plan, for Material availability i.e. at the start of the Job or at the start of operation.
For buy item-it will minus the pre, post and processing lead time from the Material requirement date for making the job based on above setup.
For make items, it will also consider Manufacturing lead time(based on the routing) and will show the Sugg due date
Please mark this post as correct or helpful, if it clears your concern.
Thanks,
Avinash

What is the logic behind the start routine

Dear One's,
Kindly take a moment and explain the logic behind this start routine written in update rules of ODS.
PROGRAM UPDATE_ROUTINE.
$$ begin of global - insert your declaration only below this line -
$$ end of global - insert your declaration only before this line   -
The follow definition is new in the BW3.x
TYPES:
BEGIN OF DATA_PACKAGE_STRUCTURE.
     INCLUDE STRUCTURE /BIC/CST_T07_O006.
TYPES:
     RECNO   LIKE sy-tabix,
END OF DATA_PACKAGE_STRUCTURE.
DATA:
DATA_PACKAGE TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF DATA_PACKAGE_STRUCTURE
       WITH HEADER LINE
       WITH NON-UNIQUE DEFAULT KEY INITIAL SIZE 0.
FORM startup
TABLES   MONITOR STRUCTURE RSMONITOR "user defined monitoring
           MONITOR_RECNO STRUCTURE RSMONITORS " monitoring with record n
           DATA_PACKAGE STRUCTURE DATA_PACKAGE
USING    RECORD_ALL LIKE SY-TABIX
           SOURCE_SYSTEM LIKE RSUPDSIMULH-LOGSYS
CHANGING ABORT LIKE SY-SUBRC. "set ABORT <> 0 to cancel update
$$ begin of routine - insert your code only below this line        -
fill the internal tables "MONITOR" and/or "MONITOR_RECNO",
to make monitor entries.
DATA: ITAB_/BIC/AT07_O00600 TYPE SORTED TABLE OF /BIC/AT07_O00600
      WITH HEADER LINE
      WITH UNIQUE DEFAULT KEY INITIAL SIZE 0,
      DATA_PACKAGE_NEW TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF DATA_PACKAGE_STRUCTURE
      WITH HEADER LINE
      WITH NON-UNIQUE DEFAULT KEY INITIAL SIZE 0.
sort the datapackage based on lead number and lead program definition
SORT DATA_PACKAGE BY /BIC/TLDNR /BIC/TLDPRGFTE.
from the resources ODS read all lead values based on the values those
SELECT * FROM /BIC/AT07_O00600 INTO TABLE
         ITAB_/BIC/AT07_O00600
         FOR ALL ENTRIES IN DATA_PACKAGE
         WHERE /BIC/TLDNR = DATA_PACKAGE-/BIC/TLDNR.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <LS_DATA_PACKAGE> TYPE DATA_PACKAGE_STRUCTURE.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <LS_/BIC/AT07_O00600> TYPE /BIC/AT07_O00600.
loop at internal table of ODS to check if there are lead program defin
from the source which mean the values of lead program definition in OD
values of lead program definition in datapackage.
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     READ TABLE DATA_PACKAGE
      TRANSPORTING NO FIELDS
      WITH KEY
      /BIC/TLDNR = <LS_/bic/at07_o00600>-/BIC/TLDNR
      /BIC/TLDPRGFTE = <LS_/bic/at07_o00600>-/BIC/TLDPRGFTE
      BINARY SEARCH.
      IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
new lines with zero values are inserted because there are no correspon
DATA_PACKAGE_NEW-/BIC/TLDNR = <LS_/BIC/AT07_O00600>-/BIC/TLDNR.
DATA_PACKAGE_NEW-/BIC/TLDPRGFTE = <LS_/BIC/AT07_O00600>-/BIC/TLDPRGFTE.
DATA_PACKAGE_NEW-/BIC/TLDFTE = 0.
APPEND DATA_PACKAGE_NEW.
     ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
append the new records which are created for the leads in the datapack
APPEND LINES OF DATA_PACKAGE_NEW TO DATA_PACKAGE.
reset the sorting of the datapackage back to its original state
SORT DATA_PACKAGE.
if abort is not equal zero, the update process will be canceled
ABORT = 0.
$$ end of routine - insert your code only before this line         -
ENDFORM.
Thanks in advance

hi,
it's retrieve data from table /BIC/AT07_O00600
and add to data package, so your records will be more than from source
hope this helps.

What's the logic behind the prefixes in User Tips?

I'm browsing through the User Tips, and maybe my memory is fuzzy, but I don't recall all those prefixes in the subject lines.
e.g. kmosx, kmos, k.mac, kad, kaw, etc.
Is there a logic behind it somewhere that would be useful for searching? e.g. put one in the search box and get all the User Tips on such-and-such topic?
If so, can someone please sticky-post a glossary in the User Tips forum?
Thanks.

Hi, Marlinespike - These are Knowledge Base keywords. A glossary of these keywords is here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75178
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Could you please help me understand the logic behind certain things in OSX?

Ok, so I try to be an open-minded guy, and I bear no particular allegiance to either OS. I own a Sony TZ and a Mac mini, and my wife has a MacBook Pro. I use both Oses.
There are certain things I have trouble understanding in th Mac OS, so what I'd really like to understand the logic behind certain design decisions in the OS, and why these might be better ways of accomplishing things. I know how to get around all of the things I mention, so I'm not looking for instructions; rather I'm looking for well-thought out explanations for why these features are the way they are.
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- This totally puzzles me. Why design it so that program windows are independent are from the running program itself? There must be a reason, cold someone explain how this is more efficient? To me, it's simpler to click an X on the window you are working on to completely shut down a program, rather than to either mouse through menus to select quit, or be obligated to using Command Q keyboard shortcut.
*2. Menu bars are on the desktop.*
- Related to the first point, why make the main thing framing your desktop be something which is always changing depending on the program? Why have file menus outside the main window of the program. Having the menu bar on the desktop then necessitates an additional area, the dock, which has to be used as a launch bar and to tell you what programs are currently running. That obligates you to having 3 different areas of screen: 1 for program menus, 1 for running programs, and the program window itself. This seems very inefficient to me. Not to mention all the messy-looking floating palettes all over the place, again because everything is separated and not nicely contained in a single program window.
- Really, having a changing menu bar that frames the desktop isn't even consistent wth the whole desktop metaphor, which is that you place things on a desktop, like programs, files, etc. Are you changing the whole desk everytime you load a new program, yet the wallpaper stays the same? Doesn't seem to be logically consistent to me.
*3. No delete key.*
- This one really gets me. Why make such a commonly used key be a function key (Fn + Backspace)? Why make the user press a secondary key for a major function?
*4. No Cut command.*
- I read something about how Cut doesn't actually make sense when moving files around, but I obviously didn't fully understand it. Why make the user command drag, when you can just do Ctrl X??.
*5. Launching Apps from the Finder.*
- This seems weird to me, that you find and launch applications from the same thing you use to view files. Program icons in the finder are placeholders for the entire program, not files, yet they are found in the file viewer. Again, to me this seems logically mixed. I really dislike scrolling through Finder to look for apps. I know there is Spotlight and the dock (used as a quicklauncher), but these are really just workarounds for a setup which seems inherently illogical. To me at least, a menu of applications make more sense, ie, the start menu.
Anyway, those are all I can think of now, although there are other things aout OSX that don't make sense to me.
Thanks in advance! If I can understand Apple's reasoning and it is convincingly better, that will go a long way towards making me more comfortable with this OS.

1. Programs don't quit when you close the window.
That's really more a matter of what you're used to. It comes down to a programming decision as to what Apple and Microsoft considered to make sense. MS thinks that if there are no open windows, you're done using the app. Apple thinks you aren't necessarily done yet, as others have mentioned. I certainly wouldn't want Photoshop to quit every time I closed the last open image I was working on. Would be nice though if Safari would quit when I close the last open browser window. It's quick to relaunch if you really weren't done with it, so wouldn't be much of a bother to have it shut down with the last window.
2. Menu bars are on the desktop.
Makes way more sense the Microsoft's approach of repeating the same file menu on every open document in a program. How many places do you need to see File, Options and other common menu headings?
2. Menu bars are on the desktop.
Related to number two. The forward app is the only one you can directly work in, so why not have the menu bar change to reflect the choices for that application? When you go back to the previous app you were in, the menu bar changes back. So what loss of functionality is there? It comes back to not having menu bars on every single open window. There's no need or purpose for it.
3. No delete key.
Backspace does the same thing.
4. No Cut command.
Command+X, not Ctrl+X. This is Mac, not Windows. There's also very little need to ever do this from the keyboard. If you're moving files that are on the same drive/partition, then just drag and drop from the target folder window to the source. It's automatically a move. If going from one physical drive or partition to another, it's automatically a copy. Press and hold the Command key during the drag to make it a move.
Besides, you don't really think Windows cuts the entire folder or file contents into RAM, do you? If your computer has 4 GB of RAM, and you cut 12 GB of data, it of course can't possibly fit in the clipboard. All Windows does when you do a cut is visually remove the files and folders from the screen. If the items are going to a location on the same drive/partition, it does the same thing as if you did a drag and drop move. The file table is simply updated to reflect the new file or folder locations. If it's to a different drive/partition, it then performs a copy then delete action, same as OS X.
5. Launching Apps from the Finder.
A program is just as much a file as any other file. It takes up space on the drive. The OS of course knows what to do with it when you double click an app. Same as it knows what to do when you double click a document related to an app. Windows is no different. An .exe file is also just as much a file as a .doc file. The .exe extension tells Windows to try and treat it as a program to load into RAM. It's not just a simple placeholder. The program has to be made up of something.

I have been trying to get my ibook g4 fixed from apple for 6 years now. my ram doesnt work and the logic board is f'd up aswell... i know 12 people that have had the same issue. 4 of them got there ibooks replaced. anyone know what to do?

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local classes can access final variables; true;
local class can access all the variables of the super class, if the local class is extending another class; true;
for example:
void aMethod(final int x) {
final int y = 10;
class localClass extends classB{
class ClassB {
private int x;
protected int y;
int x;
static int a;
final static int b;
BUT if we make aMethod as STATIC, then why is the localClass is allowing to access final variables even though they are non-static ?
Any comments.

I got the answer:
Here it is:
Local classes.
1. defined inside the block
2. can not have any access modifiers
3. can not declare static members
4. can access all the features of the enclosing class
5. can access only final variables defined inside the method, inluding final method argument.
This is because the class can outlive the method, but the method local variables go out of the scope - in case of final variables, compilers makes a copy of final variable to be used by the class (new meaning for final);
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Hi
I thought slider.isValueChanging is for knowing when the user is still dragging the slider thumb. So isValueChanging would be true when the user is dragging the slider thumb and would turn to false when the user releases the mouse and thus stops dragging the slider thumb.
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So, does slider.isValueChanging work as I have described? I so is the mentioned issue a bug?
Thanks in advance, best regards

the mentioned issue a bug?The behaviour you describe would seem to be a bug to me.
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I am working on some complicated subqueries in Oracle 10g. I read all the documentation, I have reference books and files, and...google. I was hoping, someone might be able to provide a thorough explanation in their own words.
This is my understanding of the matter.
SELECT column1, column2
FROM table1, table2
WHERE join conditions
AND search field1 =
(SELECT column3, column4
FROM table3, table4
WHERE search and join condition0
Now, regarding AND search field1 =, must it be the same as column3 in the sub? How do I know which condition should be set aside for = (Subquery)?
thank you

Hi,
Sorry, I don't understand your question either.
There are a couple of things that I think I can explain for you, however.
First, you should never write, let alone post, unfomatted code. Indent you code so that how it looks on the screen somehow reflects what it does.
When posting code, or any formatted text, on this site, type these 6 characters:
{code}
(small letters only, inside curly brackets) before and after each section of formatted text, to preserve spacing.
If you have to use pseudo-code, make it clear.
For example:
SELECT column1
,     column2
FROM      table1
,     table2
WHERE      ...     -- join conditions go here
AND     search_field1 = ( SELECT column3
                       ,      column4
                 FROM      table3
                 ,      table4
                 WHERE      ...     -- search and join condition0 goes hereThis can help you spot many erriors. For example, there is no ')' at the end of the sub-query.
The are several different kinds of sub-queries.
One type is called Scalar Sub-Query : it can be used almost everywhere an expression is used.
For example, consider the following query, that finds people whose salary is lower than a given amount:
SELECT *
FROM    scott.emp
WHERE   sal     < 1250
;The literal 1250 above is an example of an expression. Instead of a numeric literal, we could use a column there:
WHERE   sal     < commor a function:
WHERE   sal     < SQRT (1500000)or a CASE expression, or some combination of them.
What we can't use to the lright of the < sign is anything that is not a SQL datatype (a boolean condition, for example) or any kind of collection that has multiple values.
We could use a scalar sub-query, which is a query that returns no more than one row, and exactly one column.
For example
SELECT *
FROM    scott.emp
WHERE   sal     < ( SELECT AVG (sal)
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Scalar sub-queries can be correlated to the parent query.
The example above picked employees who earn less than the average of all employees.
The example below picks employees who earn less that the average for their job:
SELECT *
FROM    scott.emp     m     -- m for Main
WHERE   sal     < ( SELECT AVG (sal)
              FROM    scott.emp
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