A possible workaround would be to start a different process, then this process would do a sleep() and after that a kill() to your original process using whatever signal you need.
I've never declared the comprison function as static, but I don't know if this is important here.
I can't see any error on your code, I'd try to put a printf inside scomp function to see if it's being executed at least once, and what the strings are inside it. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful...
I think the main problem is that you're using functions on your query (trunc function), and Oracle optimizer can't optimize your query. I think that doing it on a single select would be the same. Actually, that's what Oracle does to your final query over the views, it transforms your query into...
I'd try to create some tables as the views, create a useful index on that tables, and then make your query on those tables instead of the views. Finally, you can drop the tables.
CREATE TABLE CDWDBA.VIDDS_AUM AS
(
select a.cliente_id,a.prodotto_id,a.societa_id, TRUNC(d.data_validita,'mm')...
To move your window, you can use the function moveBy. That is:
window.moveBy(15,0)
would move your window 15 pixels to the right.
You can also use moveTo, to move to an exact position.
To minimize your window, you can use this function:
function Minimize()
{
window.innerWidth = 100...
I don't know. That's something that depends on your system configuration. You could try... What kind of shell are you using? kshell,Bshell? you could search for it on your system (usually in /bin, /sbin or /usr/bin), and copy it to /usr/bin/sh.
If you were using this shell, then it'll be ok. If...
Edit your file /etc/passwd. You'll have a user described in every line. Last entry is its shell (must be /usr/bin/sh or something like that). Check if it's correct.
Hey, it works!
Thank's ActiveX!
But now I have another problem. I've calculated the maximum width of all nodes. It's OK. But when I set it to all of them it doesn't seem to work. I must change the width of a <tr> tag, something like:
trObject.width = maxWidth or trObject.style.width = maxWidth...
Hi all.
I've tried a workaround. I've tried to insert every node into a row of the external table. Something like that:
<table>
<tr onMouseOver and onMouseOut events here><td> //A node
<table><tr>
<td>element</td><td>element</td>
</tr></table>
</td></tr>
<tr onMouseOver and...
Mmm, let's see. I have an object, named folder, which is something like:
function Folder(folderDescription) //constructor
{
//constant data
this.desc = folderDescription
this.id = -1
this.navObj = 0
this.iconImg = 0
this.nodeImg = 0
this.isLastNode = 0
//dynamic data...
Uf, that's a pain in the ***!
Let's see, I'll explain my case a little further.
I have a javascript which shows a tree (something similar to a folder tree). This tree is contained in a table with only one cell. Then, Every node is a table with one row, and multiple cells (the number depends on...
Make your C function create a file, then check whether this file has been created or not. Or return something from your C function to your pl/sql. You have multiple options.
Hello, I need to know a table and a div width. The problem is that I don't define this width, it depends on their internal items (which can be nearly anything).
I've tried to use object.width, object.style.width, object.width.value and object.style.width.value for both types of objects, and it...
Uh? Father process is the one stopped, not the executed one. So, father process must do another work separately, is that what you mean?
The executed process (Pascal executable) isn't stopped.
You should use exec family, and get its pid.
You'll need to use a fork before that. Here's an example:
void main(){
int pid;,dummy
pid=fork();
switch(pid){
case -1: //Error on fork call
break;
case 0: //Child
//execute your program using exec call
break;
default: //Father...
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