I am not sure the best way to describe what I want to do here, but I will attempt to.
I have a .zip file I want to extract, I have wrote the code to do this and it is working, but I want to "manipulate" the path when writing them to disk.
If I used IZArc to extract this .zip file, it is doing...
Well I think I found a solution, after talking with out software vendor, our imaging product should be able to import txt files... So I might not have to convert it.
But, to answer your question, I do not really even need the txt file... I was just creating thinking that it might be easier to...
No it is not.
I have to compile a text file from fields from our database, then convert this file to a compressed tiff image so we can import it into our paperless imaging system.
Unfortunatly we can not import a text file, it has to be in tiff format.
I was wondering if somebody can/could give me an example of code that would convert a text file to a tiff image?
I have created a text file and I need to convert it to a tiff file.
Any ideas?
Being an amateur programmer, I am OK with amateur behavior. If I have your knowledge, then I guess I would be able to call myself more then just a beginner at java programming.
Thanks for you insight, I will make sure that I practice my behavior for future issues.
I was able to resolve this early this morning. I ran the project with the Debug option and it walked me right to the problem.
Believe it or not, the problem was that once of the classes was trying to use Log4j and it was not include in the build path....
Once I added that and moved it up in...
I have a java project with a Menu.java that has the main method in it. If you try to run the project I get an error saying:
Could not find the main class: com.tms.client.lib.Menu. Program will exit.
If you click OK, you get the message in the console window:
Exception in thread "main".
Since...
Thanks for the help, but we ended up going another route, we are just leaving the two volume groups in hopes of making our development environment more like our production environment.
I will play around with this once I get another server setup though.
Thanks for all your help.
Hello,
I have a production database that has multiple filegroups and I want to make a backup of this, and restore it to a different server for our development database. I am able to do this, but I want to merge all filegroups into the primary filegroup.
I have done a regular restore, then used...
OK, I know have another problem to throw in to this mix.
I was messing with this and got something very close, as a matter of fact I thought it was what I needed, but the numbers did not match the old reports numbers, so I got to digging deeper and I came to find out that there could be 2 empty...
I might be way off base here, but this is what I have started putting together. I am not very fimilar with nested joins i guess:
select empty_order.id order_no, empty_move.move_distance empty_miles, loaded_move.move_distance loaded_miles
from orders empty_order LEFT OUTER JOIN movement_order...
I think I see what you are saying, but it looks like the code you included is going off the assumption that the movement table has the order number in it, and it does not. The orders table and movement table are linked with a table called movement_order.
So, the m.order = l.order would not...
I am not sure I can explain this, so I will try my best.
I have 3 tables, orders, movements and movement_order,
movement_order ties an order to multiple movements. Let's call one movement loaded and one empty.
movement_order fields:
id, order_id, movement_id
1, 100, 200
2, 100, 201
3, 101...
From what I am reading them, RAID 10 might be best for the tempdb and our secondary storage group. Our vendor wants the seconday storage group to move some tables over to that are being wrote to all the time.
I will see what I can find out as for as the IO load.
I understand that some think...
I have always been a fan of RAID 10, I guess I feel it gives you the redundancy that allows you to sleep at night, while not taking a hit on perforamce.
Is there something that you recommend instead?
I would say more read then write, but we do have a lot of writes also, if I had to guess I...
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