All careers paths have varying degrees of stability, but from a general perspective the most stable careers are the ones that are very specialized. This is a double-edged sword in that you will be very restricted in terms of mobility depending on the specialization you elect. Also it generally is very hard to get into [...]
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the best way to to this upgrade, is to use an ETL like Talend ou Informatica. Talend is an open source we use it for our data migration. for more informations you can visit talend web site best regards
The best practice for migration of data from one database platform to another database platform, involves first understanding and mapping your data and then ensuring that you are not using database specific features and if you are then to remap the relationship to a schema or set of schemas that your new database platform will [...]
report call from form6i declare pl_id parameter; n number; begin pl_id:=get_parameter_list(‘parameter_list’); if id_null(pl_id) then pl_id:=create_parameter_list(‘parameter_list’); ——————parameter add form to report—————————————————– add_parameter(pl_id,’Emp_code’,tex_parameter,:block_name.employee_code); ————————————————————————————————————– –’emp_code’ is a report parameter.. –employee code is form text column name , taki form k through report me value jaye. —————–run report——————————————————————————– run_produc(reports,’c:report_name.rdf’,syncronous,runtime,filesystem,pl_id,null); end;
write a query to desplay names and higher date of all the employee who where higher in the year 1985?
http://web1:8889/forms/frmservlet is not the URL of your form. That is the address of the forms servlet. You don’t run the form accessing that URL, you run the form from the IDE and that is the address you see in the browser, which is a little different. If you want to access your forms from other [...]
One thing that is not clearly specified in the above article is that you need to have Oracle client software installed. The following article may help as well: Displaying an Oracle 10G XE Table with Visual Basic 6.0
<b>’_self’</b> Causes the document to load into the same frame or window as the source document. <b>’_parent’</b> Causes the target document to load into the parent window or frameset containing the hypertext reference. If the reference is in a window or top-level frame, it is equivalent to the target _self. <b>’_top’</b> Causes the document to [...]
You will probably need to run the report using the RUN_REPORT_OBJECT built-in procedure before calling web.show_document, and I would recommend to do it that way, so you don’t need to compromise security including the database connection information in the URL. This is an example: <pre>declare good luck repid REPORT_OBJECT; Rashid Shah v_rep VARCHAR2(100); rep_status VARCHAR2(20); [...]
NEW_FORM exits the current form and enters the indicated form. The calling form is terminated as the parent form. If the calling form had been called by a higher form, Oracle Forms keeps the higher call active and treats it as a call to the new form. While CALL_FORM can call the other form. But [...]
Windows 7 doesn’t support Oracle 9i that is why u will get the error message. May be Oracle 9i have still not come up with the updated patches/drivers for Windows 7. For more information and guide, please register Here.
I understand what you are saying. You are gettign multiple identical records returned from your query. A way to get around this prblem is : Lets say your Query is as follows: SELECT …… group by ….. What you coudl do is to do it like this: Select …… from (your original query) group by…… [...]
For a real simple solution, use a “keyboard wedge” scanner. These are scanners that plug into a USB (or serial) port and simulate the user typing in the value of the scanned barcode, followed by a (usually programmable) carriage return/line feed. In the application, you set focus to a text field, then the user clicks [...]
Oracle does not support replication from a new version of their database to an older version. However and there is the caveat that you are not using features that are only supported in Oracle 10g then you should be able to use the Oracle import/export utilities to migrate your data from Oracle 10g to Oracle [...]
Worse comes to worse, you can just install the current TSM agents on the VMs within the VMware environment and backup the VMs as if they were physical machines until you can upgrade your TSM system so that you can backup the VMs via the host.
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I don’t know of an easy way to do that in the Report’s parameter form. Lists of values from parameter form’s items don’t allow the use of bind variables (parameters) by default, and AFAIK you can’t change the LOV’s query at runtime. However, there is a way to do it using the Reps_UTL.pll library, but [...]
U can make a text file, (creating with comma separated) from excel and then load the data in the text file into oracle using sqlldr (sql loader).
Because Oracle 9i is not supported on Windows Vista.





