Where to put "Option Compare" statement?

Hi, There,
The last argument of the Replace function is compare, according to Excel Help,
use -1 means to perform a comparison using the setting of the Option Compare statement.
And I should put the Option Compare statement in a module level before any procedures. For example:
Option Compare Text
Sub SeeReplace()
MsgBox Replace("ABC", "B", "K", 1, 1, -1)
End Sub
However, when I run the Sub as above, it shows an error message:
Run-time error '5':
Invalid procedure call or argument
Could someone kindly let me know what mistake I made? Thank you.

The documentation is incorrect - vbUseCompareOption is not defined. Simply omit the last argument in the Replace function to make it use the Option Compare setting of the module:
MsgBox Replace("ABC", "B", "K", 1, 1)
Regards, Hans Vogelaar (http://www.eileenslounge.com)

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                    //var cone:Mesh = new Mesh(newConeGeometry, redColorMaterial);
                    //cone.x = -200;
                    //cone.y = 150;
                    //cone.showBounds = true;
                    //scene.addChild(cone);
                    //var cylinder:Mesh = new Mesh(newCylinderGeometry, redColorMaterial);
                    //cylinder.x = -75;
                    //cylinder.y = 150;
                    //scene.addChild(cylinder);
                    //var plane:Mesh = new Mesh(newPlaneGeometry, redColorMaterial);
                    //plane.x = -75;
                    //plane.y = 275;
                    //scene.addChild(plane);
                    //var poligon:Mesh = new Mesh(newRegularPoligonGeometry, redColorMaterial);
                    //poligon.x = -275;
                    //poligon.y = 275;
                    //scene.addChild(poligon);
                    //var torus:Mesh = new Mesh(newTorusGeomentry, redColorMaterial);
                    //torus.x = -275;
                    //scene.addChild(torus);
                    //SkyBox     A SkyBox class is used to render a sky in the scene.
                    //var skyBox:SkyBox = new SkyBox(skyBoxCubeTexture);
                    //scene.addChild(skyBox);
                    // SegmentSet
                        //WireframeAxesGrid - Class WireframeAxesGrid generates a grid of lines on a given planeWireframeAxesGrid
                        //var wireFrameAxesGrid:WireframeAxesGrid = new WireframeAxesGrid(4, 400, 1);
                        //scene.addChild(wireFrameAxesGrid);
                        //WireframeGrid     Class WireframeGrid generates a grid of lines on a given planeWireframeGrid
                        //var wireframeGrid:WireframeGrid = new WireframeGrid(10, 100, 5, 0x0000FF);
                        //wireframeGrid.x = 75;
                        //wireframeGrid.y = 275;
                        //scene.addChild(wireframeGrid);
                        //WireframePrimitiveBase
                            //WireframeCube    - Class WireFrameGrid generates a grid of lines on a given planeWireFrameGrid
                            //var wireFrameCube:WireframeCube = new WireframeCube(100, 100, 100, 0x0000FF, 5);
                            //wireFrameCube.x = 75;
                            //scene.addChild(wireFrameCube);
                            //WireframeSphere - Class WireFrameGrid generates a grid of lines on a given planeWireFrameGrid
                            //var wireFrameSphere:WireframeSphere = new WireframeSphere(50, 16, 12, 0x0000FF, 5);
                            //wireFrameSphere.x = 75;
                            //wireFrameSphere.y = -150;
                            //scene.addChild(wireFrameSphere);
                            //WireframePlane
                            //var wireframePlane:WireframePlane = new WireframePlane(100, 100, 10, 10, 0x0000FF, 5);
                            //wireframePlane.x = 175;
                            //wireframePlane.y = 275;
                            //scene.addChild(wireframePlane);
             * Initialise the listeners
            private function initListeners():void {
                addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, onEnterFrame);
             * render loop
            private function onEnterFrame(event:Event):void {
                view.render();
             * Intialise the buttons events
            private function changeCube(event:MouseEvent):void {
                var newCubeGeometry:CubeGeometry = new CubeGeometry(200, 200, 200, 50, 50, 50, true);
                var cube:Mesh = new Mesh(newCubeGeometry, redColorMaterial);
                cube.x = 100;
                cube.y = 100;
                cube.z = 100;
                scene.addChild(cube);
                private function changeSphere(event:MouseEvent):void {
                     var newSphereGeometry:SphereGeometry = new SphereGeometry(50, 16, 12, true);
                     var sphere:Mesh = new Mesh(newSphereGeometry, redColorMaterial);
                     scene.addChild(sphere);
                private function changeCylinder(event:MouseEvent):void {
                    var newCylinderGeometry:CylinderGeometry = new CylinderGeometry(50, 50, 100, 16, 1, true, true);
                    var cylinder:Mesh = new Mesh(newCylinderGeometry, redColorMaterial);
                    scene.addChild(cylinder);
                private function changeTorus(event:MouseEvent):void {
                    var newTorusGeomentry:TorusGeometry = new TorusGeometry(50, 50, 15, 8, true);
                    var torus:Mesh = new Mesh(newTorusGeomentry, redColorMaterial);
                    scene.addChild(torus);
                private function changeWireframe(event:MouseEvent):void {
                    var wireFrameCube:WireframeCube = new WireframeCube(100, 100, 100, 0x0000FF, 5);
                    scene.addChild(wireFrameCube);
Thanks, Matthew

Fraudulent seller.
I received an empty package.- -
Back to the drawing board.
Thanks for your replies.
eBay is going through their required steps.
It will take a week or better to get my refund.
Thanks
Shopping for another "Mac Pro Late 2013" or I might settle for my "Mac Mini 2012 i7 16 Gig 256 SSD Intel 4000" refurb with warranty bought from Apple that I already have on hand.
Thank You
I don't know how this ended upon two threads.
I'm pretty sure I'm going to go with my 2012 Mac Mini i7 16 gig 256 SSD and Lacie Little Big Thunderbolt 1 512 SSD
That will be pretty punchy for me.
I'll only have about $1,000 in the computer itself with a three year Apple Care Warranty.
It should sell for $500 a year from now if I choose too.
I think it's going to work great.
I'm going to load it up with all of the software just like I was going to do on the Mac Pro.
It's good for three computers in the future so no money lost on the software
I'll probably just keep the Mini indefinitely for a backup even after I upgrade to the newer 2015 Mac Pro later next year.
Thanks

Where to put Concurrent Manager?

Hello,
We are currently running our production EBS (11.5.10.2) as a 2-Tier system on 32 bit Red Hat Linux. We have Web, Forms, Discoverer running on one server and Concurrent Manager, Admin and Database running on another. We will be upgrading the database server to RAC and would like to change to 64 bit.
Also we will be running multiple app servers using shared appl top. Since we cannot leave the Concurrent Manager on the database server once it is 64 bit how to best decide where to put the Concurrent Manager?
I know a couple of options are:
1) Run the Concurrent Manager on a standalone server (no redundancy).
2) Run the Concurrent Manager on 2 standalone servers using Parallel Concurrent Processing (provide redundancy but increase costs/maintenance).
3) Run the Concurrent Manager on the same servers as the Web, Forms, Discoverer using shared appl top.
I'm leaning towards option 3 but would like to hear others opinions. Could we still use PCP in this scenario? Any reasons not to do # 3?
Thanks,
Alfredo

How many servers will you be running?I believe we have 4 total available for the Application Tier. They are fairly robust servers (HP DL-580 (4 CPU each) with 24 Gig of RAM).
I have not seen PCP with Shared APPL_TOP. If you are running multiple Web, Forms, Discoverer servers, it is a good option to run them with their own APPL_TOP and run PCP with hardware based load balancing. Can we just skip PCP and run the 4 servers with Shared APPL_TOP but include everything on the Shared APPL_TOP (Web, Forms, Discoverer, Concurrent Manager)?
I'm trying to do these upgrades in phases and I'm thinking maybe we can get 2 additional servers later and implement PCP then (keeping the 4 Apps servers for Web, Forms, Discoverer).
Thanks,
Alfredo

CS 6 Image Windows Don't Stay Where I Put Them

I installed CS 6 yesterday. My system runs 64 bit Win 7. In Preferences > Interface, as I did in CS 5, I unchecked both Open Documents as Tabs and Enable Floating Document Window. However, unlike CS 5, in CS 6 images 'insist' on positioning themselves in the upper left corner of CS 6 and will cover both the options bar and the tool bar. For example, this will happen after opening an image if I try to move it or if I enlarge the image window (CTRL-0). If I open two images and try to move one so I can see both at the same time, the one I try to move will not stay where I put it but instead will reposition itself to the upper left, and cover the options bar and menu bar.
As you might image, this makes working in CS 6 difficult and inconvenient. I assume this is a bug, and wonder if there are any workarounds or other solutions. To this point, I have not yet uninstalled and re-installed CS 6. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Best regards,
David

Noel Carboni wrote:
Can we assume you hate the Auto-Hide feature even worse?
Hi,
The answer to your question is 'probably'. I like things to stay put, ideally where I want them. So far my feeling is that having the task bar on the bottom is the lesser of the two 'evils'. But your note reminds me to give auto-hide another try. Thanks.
Best,
David

Altered files don't upload on 'put' option.

When I alter a 'template' file, Dreamweaver indicates that
all other pages generated using that template are updated to
reflect the changes in the originating template - the 'put' option
doesn't recognize these pages as being changed and therefore does
not upload them when I select the 'put' option. There are more than
1,600 files on the site (www.e-rcps.com) so 'synchronizing' while
comparing every single file on the website with the local file is
not an option.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Peter

Peter, if you search this forum for "templates" you'll find
many identical
recommendations - don't use templates on sites that have more
than ~50-100
pages. It's just too much manipulation of files, especially
with regard to
the uploading.
Now - when you make your changes to the template are these
files actually
updated? If so, you can catch them with the EDIT | Select
Recently Modified
option on the Files panel's context menu (upper, right-hand
corner).
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> When I alter a 'template' file, Dreamweaver indicates
that all other pages
> generated using that template are updated to reflect the
changes in the
> originating template - the 'put' option doesn't
recognize these pages as
> being
> changed and therefore does not upload them when I select
the 'put' option.
> There are more than 1,600 files on the site
(www.e-rcps.com) so
> 'synchronizing'
> while comparing every single file on the website with
the local file is
> not an
> option.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
>
> Peter
>

Where to put my Airdisk/Drobo/Server/Whatever

I am looking for advice in optimizing what I want to do with my external storage to get the most out of... uh, well, out of life. Or something.
In the basement I have a Mac Mini connected to my TV that acts as my Tivo. It uses EyeTV with an external drive connected via Firewire (400). Works great.
Two floors up I have an iMac that acts as my central computer. It is connected, via ethernet cable, to an Airport Extreme base station. The base station is connected to my DSL modem via ethernet cable and to another external drive via USB 2.0. Works pretty well...
So that all laptops and the Mac Mini can access the media, my iTunes library is on the upstairs external drive (the one connected to the Airport). Generally no issue there, but lately I've noticed that movies and shows played from that drive might get jumpy when being watched on TV. I guess that may be because the media goes from the drive through the Airport, through two floors, then into the Mac Mini.
Or maybe it's because the drive was getting ready to fail (it just did).
So now I'm going to get a Drobo so that I never go through replacing a failed drive (and trying to recover it!) again. This is drive #3 for me in 5 years. (No more non-redundancy!) But the question is where to put it.
Should I move the Airport and modem to the basement and connect the Drobo to the Airport? Should I just put it upstairs and chalk the slowness up to a failing drive? Should I connect the Drobo directly to the Mac Mini and share the drive (and will that lead to a new can of worms with the Airport)? And what cable connections should I use? I just learned that the USB bus pretty much handles everything through one place no matter how many ports you have, so I'm guessing I want to limit that...? But I only have 1 Firewire connection on the Mini...
What do you guys think? And if you think there's a better forum to post this message in, let me know.
Thanks in advance,
Rick

Hey CPC Guy,
If at all possible, I'd find a way to set up your modem, router and its connected USB external drives somewhere centrally on the center floor. Then just connect wirelessly to it with the iMac.
One cheap storage solution that I've used to this point is to buy a 7-port USB hub, connect it to the Airport, and then add multiple external USB drives. You can also run a central USB printer from there as well as a ethernet connected network printer if you wanted. I've run something like this for a couple of years. All on a one level home but centralized in it nonetheless. Works great. Wireless speeds are great.
Some of these drives can serve as backup drives for the others, including your computers. I've used SuperDuper to backup over the network. A great source for dual drive enclosures is OWC (www.MacSales.com).
Another solution that I'd recommend over the drobo is an HP Media Smart Windows Home Server. Similar to the drobo, but I think it is a much better, more flexible, cost effective solution. In fact, I'm installing one as I write this. Bought it for $500 with free shipping from Newegg.com. It comes with a 750GB SATA and has three more upgradeable bays. I got the EX485. There is a EX487 and a new smaller one that would work as well. You might compare this with what the drobo has to offer.
There are supposed to have been some conflict with installing via a connected Airport Extreme, but I have not had that problem. The one caveat is that you have to initialize with a windows PC first. I run XP and Vista via VM Fusion so that isn't a problem. Then you can use it fine with a mac.
Also, a friend who does data recovery for a living and is a die hard mac guy swears by Seagate (1) Samsung (2) and Hitachi (3). The highest rate of failures he has seen for many years is WD. I buy these three and I have been fortunate to not have one fail yet. Knock on wood. YMMV.
If you're looking to expand specifically around the mini in the basement, you might try the USB hub approach mentioned above. However, I think if you can centralize all your media on the middle level then streaming distances are much shorter and backups are much easier and faster over cabled connections. I just enclose it all in a small footprint media cabinet.
Ed

Where to put custom function at?

Let's say I make a custom function, do I make it a CFC or a tag?
Here is some sample code (I put in bold my function call)
<cfif IsDefined("form.submit")>
    <cfset data.comment = Trim(HTMLEditFormat(form.comment))>
    <cfset data.name = Trim(REReplace(form.name, "[^A-Za-z0-9 ]", "", "all"))>
    <cfset data.location = Trim(CustomFunction(form.location))>
    <cfif data.comment NEQ "">
        <cfif data.name EQ "">
            <cfset data.name = "Anonymous">
        </cfif>
        <cfinvoke
        component="guestbook.cfc.db"
        method="insert_comment">
        <cfinvokeargument name="form_data" value="#data#"/>
        </cfinvoke>
    <cfelse>
        <cfset message="Comment is required!">
    </cfif>
</cfif>

Custom tags are different than udfs. Let's stick with udfs. Your location choices are:
1. If only one template is going to use it, you can put it in that template. Otherwise,
2. You can put it in a .cfm file and cfinclude that file whenever you want to call the function, or
3. You can put it into a .cfc.
A little while back, someone ran some tests and posted the results on one of these forums. The gist of it was that Option 2 would run faster than Option 3.

Where to put data processing routine when acquiring data using DAQmx

I have a program that is aquiring data using the DAQmx Acquire N Samples mechanism with automatic reset and a data handler callback routine. DAQmx acquires N samples (usually 1024) from the board, calls the handler to do something with it, and then resets to get the next batch of data. The program acquires a number of lines of data, say 512 lines of N points each, with one callback call per line. Triggering is done by a hardware trigger at the start of each line of data. So far so good.
The issue is that the time that it can spend in the callback is limited, or else the callback is not finished when the next batch of data is ready to be transferd from the DAQmx buffers and processed. There is a substantial amount of analysis to be done after the entire frame has been acquired, and it ends up taking far longer than the time between lines; so where to put the processing? The data acquisition is started from a control callback callback that exits back to the idle loop after it starts the data acquisition process, so there is no code waiting to execute, to return to, when the data acquisition is finished.
I could try to put the data analysis routine into an idle-time routine and trigger it with a semaphore, or I could put it into a timer control callback with, say, a 10 millisecond repetition rate and poll a flag, setting the flag when all of the data has been acquired. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I would recommend using Thread Safe Queues. Your acquisition callback can place items in the TSQ and then you can process the data in a separate thread. TSQs are nice because they allow you to install a callback function to run for certain events. Most importantly, you can install a callback for the Items in Queue or Queue Size Changed event which will run the callback if a certain number of items are in the queue. This lets you take advantage of multithreading in a simple and safe way using a standard Producer/Consumer architecture. However, you may still run into problems with this architecture if your acquisition thread is running much faster than the consumer thread. You could eventually overflow the queue. In that case, your only options are to either get a faster system, slow down the acquisition or do the data handling post process.
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