Hi Update for you...
I have now created a new xsl file (not quite working yet..)
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"><xsl:template match="/">
<html>
<body>
<h2>CD Collection</h2>
<table border="1">...
Hi,
I have just been given some xml and I need to create a HTML page which access the data. This is where I have hit a big old snag. First off tho please note I have never touched XML data before so I know very little.
The XML data I have does not seem to have an xsl stylesheet and I think...
Hi again, just me... OK
Too the first poster here (nbateman) Yep I know been doing that one for a few years, just getting lazy I suppose and trying to find a way round it....
v$object_usage yep been using that too to keep an eye on a few indexes.. Removed six useless ones so far....
Thanks...
I have a few tables, and a few indexes.... I remember an Oracle tool for checking out indexes and giving you a report on whether they are useful, and giving you suggestions on additional ones.... Anyone think of another program for this?
What Has this to do with Utl_file.... I get the feeling thats the question I need answering... I am using utl to update individual clients contact data and I am unsure of how to get rid of the double quotes... I get an
ORA-01858: a non-numeric character was found where a numeric was expected...
I have a large update file sent back to me from an external agency, would like this file to update a suppression table very simple... But the file contains " arround all values i.e.
"58153021","9009774"
Without using sed in unix I would like the procedure to strip...
getting ORA 1092 when trying to manually create a database...
NT, Oracle 9i....
God knows why but here's a copy of my create script..
create database REPACG controlfile reuse
datafile 'D:\oradata\REPACG\control01.ctl' size 250 M reuse,
'D:\oradata\REPACG\control02.ctl' size 250 M reuse...
Hi,
I have written the smallest sql query in the world just to give me file size, but once I have defined &&bytes every time I run in again I am unable to redifine it?
select sum(&&Bytes/1024/1024) from dual;
Enter value for bytes: 65945600
SUM(65945600/1024/1024)
-----------------------...
Hi All,
I thought this would be obvious but I can't find it...
I am creating a form in forms 6i, and I want a little bar down at the bottom which just shows its active, you know something graphically going back and forth.... Any ideas?
Adam
Ermm I think I may have communicated the wrong issue? I was asking about selecting a random set of rows from 800000 returned from the original query...?
The query on the other hand is ruynning very fast anyway? But thanks for the suggestions!
Regards
Adam
All,
I wonder if you can be some help, the above query returns a random 20% of the table emp.. I would like to beef this up to return a random 20000 rows (845000 in the table) from another table (clients) after I have already done a set of filters in the sql statement i.e.
select *
from...
All,
I have been an oracle dba for 15 mths and since I left my last position the inustry has died a death in England... I am currently a 'CRM DBA' ('yuk!') which means I have no Hardware interaction and spend most of my time in meetings... This is not my idea of fun? Any ideas about good...
All,
I have been an oracle dba for 15 mths and since I left my last position the inustry has died a death in England... I am currently a 'CRM DBA' ('yuk!') which means I have no Hardware interaction and spend most of my time in meetings... This is not my idea of fun? Any ideas about good...
I have made a few alterations to my procedure and cut the name part of the email address and the domain information into seperate variables, I am then splitting down the domain info... This is still an issue I am having trouble with...
Hi Again...
I have tried a different tack but I am still getting problems namely with end of lines... say I do this :
v_part_third := INSTR (v_email_sec, '.', 1, 1);
v_part_fourth := INSTR (v_email_sec, '.', 1, 2);
v_part_fifth := INSTR (v_email_sec, '.', 1, 3)...
All,
I have been having trouble doing soomething that sounds easy but is turning out to be quite difficult, i will explain:-
I have a table with a lot of emails in it like say -
blah@someone.com
b.23l@a207.navy.com.au
adam.chris-gran@ca.co.uk
and so on, I would now like to split these down...
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