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SantaMufasa
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Greg,
I believe we can be more helpful to you if you place your request into the context of your need.
Are you talking about migrating a 32-bit Oracle installation to a 64-bit Oracle installation?
>>> Is it base 2 numbers?
Not sure your question here.
>>> Also finding a point in a volume, can PL/SQL perform something like that.
Ditto.
Please give us examples of what your questions mean.
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Mufasa
(aka Dave of Sandy, Utah, USA)
[I provide low-cost, remote Database Administration services: www.dasages.com]
I believe we can be more helpful to you if you place your request into the context of your need.
Are you talking about migrating a 32-bit Oracle installation to a 64-bit Oracle installation?
>>> Is it base 2 numbers?
Not sure your question here.
>>> Also finding a point in a volume, can PL/SQL perform something like that.
Ditto.
Please give us examples of what your questions mean.
Mufasa(aka Dave of Sandy, Utah, USA)
[I provide low-cost, remote Database Administration services: www.dasages.com]
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Santa,
We have a control volume in our program which is a mathematical space in the air that certain combat oriented are allowed. This transaction happens at a certain point in this volume. The volume is basically a cube. The math is basic geometry I think that would return X,Y,Z coordinates.
The other question has to wait because the original person who asked it is out of town this week and next. thanks.
Greg
We have a control volume in our program which is a mathematical space in the air that certain combat oriented are allowed. This transaction happens at a certain point in this volume. The volume is basically a cube. The math is basic geometry I think that would return X,Y,Z coordinates.
The other question has to wait because the original person who asked it is out of town this week and next. thanks.
Greg
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