Hello,
I need to create a site allowing to manipulate images, something like http://www.polyvore.com/, so that you can drag and drop several images, resize them, etc.
Would appreciate any advice on what technologies/tools/techniques are used to create something like that.
Thans!
OK, the HD is new, the converter is also new. The HD is spinning, and even the LED on the converthe is lit up. So, presumably everything is working. In sthis conditions, should the SATA be seen on POST or not?
I am trying to hook the SATA HD to the IDE Motherboard using one of those converters abundant on the market. The drive not detected during the POST. But should it be? Should such converted drive be immediately seen? Can it be used for booting? Generally, what kind of behavior to expect?
Thanks.
Thank you guys. I've got the picture.
BTW, I agree with the opition of higher reliability of SCSI drives. I also have 12 years old Compaq server with 2 10 Gig HDs. As said... like tank. The server itself too, btw.
2 of them were data corruption, 2 were mechanical crash, with clinking sound when trying to read.
Yes, I am a bit concerned with heating. HDs are always pretty warm. But so id my WD HDD which is OK for 10 years. And I saw they sell special HD cooler, but should we always use them?
And again, as...
I had 4 HD crashes in 2 years. All of them are 80 Gig ATA 7200 rpm, two are Seagate and two are WD. Always virus protected. I have no idea what’s wrong. I have another 6.4 Gig WD 5400 rpm that works with no failure for 10 years. So is this because bigger drives rotating faster? Heating more? Any...
You don't need SRW.DO_SQL to select into. Just type it in directly. The procudyre is used for DDL, like creating a table, etc. So just put
select count(emp_id)
into v_ct
from table1 t1, table2 t2
where trunc(t1.date_entered) = '12-MAR-07'
and t1.test = t2.test_link;
The variable v_ct is to be...
AFAIK, Reports 6i do not have this functionality. You may try using Ref cursor query and reach Access tables from the PL/SQL code. Chances are there is a library or procedure out there to do this.
To do this you will need to build your own parameter form using Oracle Forms or another tool. Oracle Reports standard parameter form can not conditionally link different parameter entries.
My HD has creashed and I no longer can boot from it. However, when I created system on a new HD, I found that I can read files from the old HD OK.
Now I want to move all the Outlook content from the old HD to the new one, where I have freshly installed Outlook. So, which folders/files, etc. do I...
Unfortunately, there is no way in Oracle Reports to do this. The only conceivable way to get the report like this would be to render the data into Excel, and then use macros to merge cells.
There is a system parameter COPIES that you can use to print specified number of copies of the report within a single run. However, there is no way to prevent user from running the report again and printing more copies. To achieve this, an overhead system is needed that keeps track of who...
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