What is the total throughput a WIC can handle

I have a 2621 with a WIC card supporting a T-1. I would like to I-Mux three T-1s across the WIC port. I know that it was not recommended to put more than (3)T-1s across a FSIP of a 7000. But I am not sure about WICs.

You cannot mux 3 T1s into one WIC port.

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I use Apple TV's screen saver with a file in my photo library. I believe it is first generation or second Apple TV - not the newest one.
If I install newest update - will that change anything with my using this, my favorite feature? I have just under 4000 photos in that file.
And, what is the total # of photos it can utilize? If I keep adding photos - is there a limit to the # it will utilize?

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I may treat myself to the Ipad for the color, touchpad and fun to use but it is very expensive considering how little it will do for me no more than the things I want it for. It woudl be and expensive luxuray, I can do without. I actually need t learn how to use more of the function avaiable first. Maybe I should take up playing games and learning to take digital pictures so I can at least load them. If I could learn to do that and take a decent picture, I could start selling back all the "stuff" I have purchased on ebay. haha - I do have a nice doll collection, I would like to sell. I just do not have room for anything else. That was the primary purpose for the Kindle Ereader I bought and enjoy so much,
But, I will hold onto the thought for a while and see how it goes and what other comments I get, If I think I cannot live without it, then I will have to rethink which one to buy, I coud get the 32 g if I did not have to pay for the 4g wireless. And, if I knew I could get help to teach me how to use and enjoy all the functions, I would give it more serious consideration. My granddaugther got one for Christmas and that was what got me interested in it. I love the size of the screen and it had good color and was fast. She even had an application where she could write her notes and it would convert into typed words. That was a neat feature, If you could print it?
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What is the file size that ODI can handle

Hi all,
What is the file size that ODI can handle ?????????
can it handle 1GB files without any issues?????????
Thanks
Phani

Hi Phani,
It also depends on the type of file you are transfering. If have used the XML file around 1GB and the performance is very low. But we used the Database schema to load the XML data and the performance had increased very well.
I never tried the large flat files load around 1GB.
Thanks,
Yellanki

What is the maxium number a vector can handle

Hi,
Well since I have not recieved any replies as of yet to my
other question, and since I need to push my project along, I
decided to use the behaviour scripts given at director-online/havok
site, and I applied them to my car. In additioin, I am also trying
to use the create terrain behaviour that is included in the raycast
jeep demo. However, I would like to set my terrain size to 6000
units in width and 6000 units in depth. So when I attach the
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you to set the upper left corner vector which I set it to
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know, I am way behind in the software versions, but I do not have
$1200 to shovle out for a new version of Director.

Oh I see. So I guess what you are saying is that is
Director's way of compressing vector numbers. Also, as to what you
were saying about the number 3000 is sure not the limit for vector
units, I think I was just jumping the gun considering that I only
glanced at the script error, and then clicked on the debug button
to see where the error happened. Then once I looked at the varibles
in the varible window, I saw these weird numbers with the e3 at the
end of them, and I just thought that it could not add the vectors
together with the e3 at the end of each vector unit. However, to
make a long story short, I detached the script and reattached it
which did no create the error again, and I learned that Director
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vector unit. So thanks for clarifying what the e3 means.

What is the biggest DB size SQLserver can handle ?

Experts:
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Hi,
we run multiple SAP systems beyond 1 TB (biggest around 12 TB) without any performance issues. Performance is not directly related to the size of the DB but on how you distribute the data (I/O capacity). Important factors are number of data files, type of storage (SAN, NAS,...), number of spindels, number of users, proper indexing and so on. Also, your DB server hardware should be able to process the data delivered by the storage system (CPU + RAM).
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What is the data throughput in labview. I want to use the parallel as acheap digital i/o to drive a stepper motor.

I am trying to use the parallel port on a win xp machine to send data a@ up to a 3k rate. This is for the the purpose of driving a stepper motor. I have tried the port.out vi and placed this vi in a loop and it on a scope it looks like I am limited to a a 200hz rate. What am I doing wrong??? Can labview do this or is it too slow ???
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snook wrote:
> what is the data throughput in labview. I want to use the parallel as
> acheap digital i/o to drive a stepper motor.
>
> I am trying to use the parallel port on a win xp machine to send data
> a@ up to a 3k rate. This is for the the purpose of driving a stepper
> motor. I have tried the port.out vi and placed this vi in a loop and
> it on a scope it looks like I am limited to a a 200hz rate. What am I
> doing wrong??? Can labview do this or is it too slow ???
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of your CPU.
There is a way to do it faster but that is a little more trick
y. The
idea is to use a device driver to enable particular port addresses to be
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I have written such a VI library and accompagning DLL and device driver
and made it available on OpenG. It is not yet part of the standard
binary distribution packets so you will have to get it from the CVS
repository.
Go to:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/opengtoolkit/portIO/built/portio/
and download all the files in there including the ones in the
subdirectory "ogportio.llb" and if you like "docs"
If you want the nitty gritty technical details you can also look at
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/opengtoolkit/portIO/c_source/Description.htm?rev=1.5
On my 866 MHz Pentium mobile I can increase the number of port accesses
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Rolf Kalbermatter
Rolf Kalbermatter
CIT Engineering Netherlands
a division of Test & Measurement Solutions

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Hi
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mende1, greetings:
mende1 wrote:
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from some reason (i'm not sure why..) my whole iphoto library got deleted. I restored the whole library from my backup. Now all the photos are blank but steel have the photo info. (date, res., size etc.) Do you know what's the prob.? why can't i see my pics.

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