No case for some selector values как исправить

“Could not open file for some reason any.” Error message since then reinstall it.

I have recently restored OS X from a backup, the same (current) version of the numbers and I use the same files (one document, different versions tried), but since I only get the error message “… cannot be opened for some reason any.”

I found absolutely no fix or solution floating around the web this fix in my case. I tried 3 machines, different, another user account fresh installation, conversion/dissemination/export the file, number in iOS and iCloud – nothing.

This document contains the data value of several MONTHS of work and is encrypted password. It’s just an unacceptable loss.

Does anyone know another way to recover the data?

If not, please give it a try, here’s the document mentioned:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9dezibbcjvtw9sj/document.numbers.zip?DL=0

So says “… cannot be opened for some reason any ‘, I’m having a very bad time…

But If you are asked to enter the password – thank God – contact me

There is nothing on the face of the planet to open a document from v3.6.1 numbers once you get ‘Document.numbers’ cannot be opened for a dialogue of reason. Be it password protected, or not makes no difference. Your only hope is to get a copy of older backup and restore. The same thing happens in the current versions of Pages v5.6.n also.

Any other spreadsheet application would have not done this for you.

In any case for the value Compenent of the list is NOT anti-aliased text?

As you may know, pixel fonts are tiny size, specially created for NOT being anti-aliasing. Use you the size of 8, with anti-aliasing pixels, the value “bitmap (no anti-alias) ‘.

But I can’t find how to specify this parameter for a list item type. I can incorporate the police and get to use the police, but he alias against it. Any ideas? Thank you

Nevermind, it seems that the clip that the List component was inside was not aligned to pixels the same.

Update statement conditioned to two columns, but for some values only

Hi This is my my sample data:

with Table_1        
as
(
      select '20:00' incident_time, 'WEDNESDAY' Day, 'N' Weekend,  '' Weekend_Alt   from dual
      union all
      select '18:00' incident_time, 'SATURDAY' Day, 'Y' Weekend,  '' Weekend_Alt from dual
      union all
      select '19:00' incident_time, 'FRIDAY' Day, 'N' Weekend, '' Weekend_Alt from dual
      union all
      select '11:00' incident_time, 'FRIDAY' Day, 'N' Weekend, '' Weekend_Alt from dual
)
select *
  from Table_1

I want to perform an update as shown below

Update Table_1 tt
  
 SET Weekend_Alt = (CASE WHEN TO_CHAR(tt.day,'fmDAY') IN ('FRIDAY AND TIME >= 19:00','SATURDAY','SUNDAY') THEN 'Y' ELSE 'N' END)

I realize the syntax is wrong but just want to give you an idea of what I want to achieve.

Final result should look like this:

with Table_1        
as
(
      select '20:00' incident_time, 'WEDNESDAY' Day, 'N' Weekend,  'N' Weekend_Alt   from dual
      union all
      select '18:00' incident_time, 'SATURDAY' Day, 'Y' Weekend,  'Y' Weekend_Alt from dual
      union all
      select '19:00' incident_time, 'FRIDAY' Day, 'N' Weekend, 'Y' Weekend_Alt from dual
      union all
      select '11:00' incident_time, 'FRIDAY' Day, 'N' Weekend, 'N' Weekend_Alt from dual
)
select *
  from Table_1

Thanks in advance!

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with Table_1
as
(
      select to_date('01-JUL-2009 20:10','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI') incident_date    from dual
      union all
      select to_date('23-MAR-2010 12:12','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI') incident_date from dual
      union all
      select to_date('25-JUL-2010 23:30','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI') incident_datet from dual
      union all
      select to_date('09-JAN-2010 08:30','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI') incident_date from dual
      union all
      select to_date('08-JAN-2010 08:30','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI') incident_date from dual
      union all
      select to_date('08-JAN-2010 20:30','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI') incident_date from dual
      union all
      select to_date('26-JUL-2010 00:00','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI') incident_datet from dual
)
select incident_date, to_char(incident_date,'Day'),
    case
        when incident_date between trunc(incident_date,'IW') + 4 + 19/24
                               and trunc(incident_date,'IW') + 7
        then 'Y' else 'N'
    end
from Table_1 t;

So your update

update table_1 tt
set weekend_alt =
    case
        when incident_date between trunc(incident_date,'IW') + 4 + 19/24
                               and trunc(incident_date,'IW') + 7
        then 'Y' else 'N'
    end;

But it begs the question if it’s a good idea to store these derived data

Published by: 3360 November 8, 2011 10:14

Need help for some objects Flash weird error… Please!

I have a bit of a problem to my page in Dreamweaver CS4, I don’t know why I can’t see my flash animations in internet explorer, but in another browser I can do! My page is www.jmelectric.com.mx and the error I have her:

Webpage error details

User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 6.0; WOW64; Trident/4.0; SLCC1; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; Media Center PC 5.0; InfoPath.2; .NET CLR 3.5.30729; .NET CLR 3.0.30618)
Timestamp: Tuesday, December 29, 2009 22:12:48 UTC

Message: Object doesn’t support this property or method
Online: 452
Char: 19
Code: 0
URI: http://www.jmelectric.com.mx/Scripts/swfobject_modified.js

and the code of this JS code is…

/*! SWFObject v2.0 <http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/>
Copyright (c) 2007 Geoff Stearns, Michael Williams, and Bobby van der Sluis
This software is distributed under the license MIT <http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php>
*/

SWFObject var = function() {}

/ * Centralized function for browser detection
-Owners (conditional compilation) detection is used to detect features of Internet Explorer
-Detection of string user agent is used only when no alternative is possible
-Is executed directly for optimal performance
*/
var ua = function() {}
var w3cdom = typeof doc.getElementById! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.getElementsByTagName! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.createElement! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.appendChild! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.replaceChild! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.removeChild! = UNDEF & & typeof doc.cloneNode! = UNDEF,
playerVersion = [0,0,0],
d = null;
If (typeof nav.plugins! = UNDEF & & typeof nav.plugins [SHOCKWAVE_FLASH] == OBJECT) {}
d = nav.plugins [SHOCKWAVE_FLASH] .description;
If (d) {}
(d = d.replace(/^.*s+(S+s+S+$) /, ‘$1’);
playerVersion [0] = parseInt (d (/ ^(.*)——… * $/, “$1”), 10);
playerVersion [1] = parseInt (d (/ ^. * .)) (. *)s.*$/, “$1”), 10);
playerVersion [2] = /r/.test(d)? parseInt(d.replace(/^.*r(.*)$ /, ‘$1’), 10): 0;
}
}
else if (typeof win. ActiveXObject! = UNDEF) {}
var a = null, fp6Crash = false;
try {}
a = new ActiveXObject (SHOCKWAVE_FLASH_AX + “.”) 7″) ;
}
{catch (e)}
try {}
a = new ActiveXObject (SHOCKWAVE_FLASH_AX + “.”) 6 ») ;
playerVersion = [6,0,21];
a.AllowScriptAccess = “always”;  Introduced in fp6.0.47
}
{catch (e)}
If (playerVersion [0] == 6) {}
fp6Crash = true;
}
}
If (! fp6Crash) {}
try {}
a = new ActiveXObject (SHOCKWAVE_FLASH_AX);
}
{catch (e)}
}
}
If (! fp6Crash & & a) {/ / a will return NULL when ActiveX is disabled}
try {}
d = a.GetVariable (“$version”);  Crash fp6.0.21/23/29
If (d) {}
d = d.split(“”) [1].split(“,”);
playerVersion = [parseInt (d [0], 10), parseInt (d [1], 10), parseInt (d [2], 10)];
}
}
{catch (e)}
}
}
var u = nav.userAgent.toLowerCase (),
p = nav.platform.toLowerCase (),
WebKit = /webkit/.test(u)? ((parseFloat(u.replace(/^.*webkit/(d+(.d+)?). * $/, ‘$1’)): false, / / returns the version of webkit or false otherwise webkit
IE = false,
Windows = p? (/Win/.test(p): /win/.test(u).
Mac = p? (/Mac/.test(p): /mac/.test(u);
/*@cc_on
IE = true;
@if (@_win32)
Windows = true;
@elif (@_mac)
Mac = true;
@end
@*/
return {w3cdom:w3cdom, pv:playerVersion, webkit:webkit, IE: IE, win: windows, mac: mac};
}();

/ * OnDomLoad Cross-browser
-Based on the solution of Dean Edwards: http://dean.edwards.name/weblog/2006/06/again/
-Triggers an event as soon as the DOM of a page is loaded (supported by browsers based on Gecko based – like Firefox – IE, Opera9 +, Safari)
*/
var onDomLoad = function() {}
If (! ua.w3cdom) {}
return;
}
addDomLoadEvent (hand);
If (ua.ie & & ua.win) {}
try {/ / avoid a possible abandoned operation error}
doc. Write (“< scr” + “ipt id = __ie_ondomload reporter = true src = / /: > < / scr” + “ipt >”); String is split into pieces to prevent Norton AV to add code that can lead to errors
var s = getElementById (“__ie_ondomload”);
If (s) {}
s.onreadystatechange = function() {}
If (this.readyState == ‘complete’) {}
this.parentNode.removeChild (this);
callDomLoadFunctions();
}
};
}
}
{catch (e)}
}
If (ua.webkit & & typeof doc.readyState! = UNDEF) {}
Timer = setInterval (function () {if (/ loaded|complete/.test(doc.readyState)}) {callDomLoadFunctions() ;}}, 10);
}
If (typeof doc.addEventListener! = UNDEF) {}
doc.addEventListener (“DOMContentLoaded”, callDomLoadFunctions, null);
}
addLoadEvent (callDomLoadFunctions);
}();

function callDomLoadFunctions() {}
If {(isDomLoaded)
return;
}
If (ua.ie & & ua.win) {/ / check if we can really add to the DOM model; we do not want the fire too soon}
var s = createElement (‘span’);
try {/ / avoid a possible abandoned operation error}
var t = doc.getElementsByTagName (“body”) [0] .appendChild (s);
t.parentNode.removeChild (t);
}
{} catch (e)
return;
}
}
isDomLoaded = true;
If {(timer)
clearInterval (timer);
Timer = null;
}
DL var = domLoadFnArr.length;
for (var i = 0; i < dl; i ++) {}
domLoadFnArr [i] ();
}
}

function addDomLoadEvent (fn) {}
If {(isDomLoaded)
FN();
}
else {}
domLoadFnArr [domLoadFnArr.length] = fn; Array.push () is only available in Internet Explorer 5.5 +.
}
}

/ * Cross-browser onload
-Based on the solution of James Edwards: http://brothercake.com/site/resources/scripts/onload/
-Triggers an event as soon as a web page, including all of its assets are loaded
*/
function addLoadEvent (fn) {}
If (typeof win.addEventListener! = UNDEF) {}
win.addEventListener (“load”, fn, false);
}
else if (typeof doc.addEventListener! = UNDEF) {}
doc.addEventListener (“load”, fn, false);
}
else if (typeof win.attachEvent! = UNDEF) {}
win.attachEvent (“onload”, fn);
}
else if (typeof win.onload == ‘function’) {}
var fnOld = win.onload;
Win.OnLoad = function() {}
fnOld();
FN();
};
}
else {}
Win.OnLoad = fn;
}
}

/ * Main function
-Will preferably run onDomLoad, onload otherwise (as a backup)
*/
int main() {/ / static publishing only}
RL var = regObjArr.length;
for (var i = 0; i < rl; i ++) {/ / for each element of the registered object}
var id = user.user regObjArr [i];
If (ua.pv [0] > 0) {}
var obj = getElementById (id);
If (obj) {}
regObjArr [i] .width = obj.getAttribute (“width”)? obj.getAttribute (“width”): “0”;
regObjArr [i] = obj.getAttribute (“height”) .height? obj.getAttribute (“height”): “0”;
If (hasPlayerVersion (regObjArr [i], .swfVersion)) {/ / Flash plugin version > = version of Flash content: Houston, we have a match!}
If (ua.webkit & & ua.webkit < 312) {/ / older webkit engines ignore elements nested in the element of the object param}
fixParams (obj);
}
setVisibility (id, true);
}
ElseIf (regObjArr [i] .expressInstall & &! isExpressInstallActive & & hasPlayerVersion (“6.0.65”) & & (ua.win | ua.mac)) {/ / display the Adobe quick installation dialog box if defined by the author of the page web and if supported (fp6.0.65 + on Win/Mac OS only)}
showExpressInstall (regObjArr [i]);
}
else {/ / invalid plugin Flash and Flash version content: display the alternative content instead of Flash content}
displayAltContent (obj);
}
}
}
else {/ / if no fp is installed, we let the object element do its work (show alternative content)}
setVisibility (id, true);
}
}
}

/ * Difficulty nested, param elements that are ignored by older webkit engines
-This includes Safari until and including version 1.2.2 on Mac OS 10.3
-Fall back to the property include element
*/
function fixParams (obj) {}
var nestedObj = obj.getElementsByTagName (OBJECT) [0];
If {(nestedObj)
e var is createElement (“embed”), a = nestedObj.attributes;.
If (a) {}
var al is. Length;
for (var i = 0; i < al; i ++) {}
If (a [i].nodeName.toLowerCase () == ‘data’) {}
e.setAttribute (“src”, a [i] .nodeValue);
}
else {}
e.setAttribute (a [i] .nodeName, a [i] .nodeValue);
}
}
}
var c = nestedObj.childNodes;
If {(c)
CL var = c.length;
for (var j = 0; j < cl; j ++) {}
If (c [j] .nodeType == 1 & & c [j].nodeName.toLowerCase () == ‘param’) {}
e.setAttribute (c [j] .getAttribute (“name”), c [j] .getAttribute (“value”));
}
}
}
obj.parentNode.replaceChild (e, obj);
}
}

/ * Difficulty suspended discussions audio/video and force open sockets and NetConnections disconnect
-Occurs when unloading a web page in Internet Explorer using FP8 + and innerHTML/outerHTML
-Dynamics of publication only
*/
function fixObjectLeaks (id) {}
If (ua.ie & & ua.win & & hasPlayerVersion (“8.0.0”)) {}
win.attachEvent (“onunload”, function () {}
var obj = getElementById (id);
If (obj) {}
for (var i in obj) {}
If (typeof obj [i] == ‘function’) {}
obj [i] = function() {};
}
}
obj.parentNode.removeChild (obj);
}
});
}
}

/ * Display the Adobe quick installation dialog box
-Reference: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=6a253b75
*/
function showExpressInstall (regObj) {}
isExpressInstallActive = true;
var obj = getElementById (regObj.id);
If (obj) {}
If {(regObj.altContentId)
var ac = getElementById (regObj.altContentId);
If {(ac)
storedAltContent = ac;
storedAltContentId = regObj.altContentId;
}
}
else {}
storedAltContent = abstractAltContent (obj);
}
If (!) () / %$/.test(regObj.width)) & & parseInt (regObj.width, 10) < 310) {}
regObj.width = “310”;
}
If (!) () / %$/.test(regObj.height)) & & parseInt (regObj.height, 10) < 137) {}
regObj.height = “137”;
}
doc.title = doc.title.slice (0, 47) + “-Flash Player Installation”;
var pt = ua.ie & & ua.win? “ActiveX”: “PlugIn.”
DT = doc.title,
FV = “MMredirectURL =” + win.location + “& MMplayerType =” + pt + “& MMdoctitle =” + dt.
replaceId = regObj.id;
For IE when a SWF file is loading (AND: not available in the cache) wait for the onload event to remove the original object element
In IE you can not properly cancel a loading SWF file without breaking the browser load references, also does not work obj.onreadystatechange
If (ua.ie & & ua.win & & obj.readyState! = 4) {}
var newObj = createElement (“div”);
replaceId += “SWFObjectNew”;
newObj.setAttribute (“id”, replaceId);
obj.parentNode.insertBefore (newObj, obj); Insert the placeholder div will be replaced by the object element that loads expressinstall.swf
obj.style.display = ‘none ‘;
win.attachEvent (“onload”, function() {obj.parentNode.removeChild (obj) ;});
}
createSWF ({data: regObj.expressInstall id: EXPRESS_INSTALL_ID, width:regObj.width, height:regObj.height}, {flashvars:fv}, replaceId);
}
}

/ * Functions of abstraction and display alternative content
*/
function displayAltContent (obj) {}
If (ua.ie & & ua.win & & obj.readyState! = 4) {}
For IE when a SWF file is loading (AND: not available in the cache) wait for the onload event to remove the original object element
In IE you can not properly cancel a loading SWF file without breaking the browser load references, also does not work obj.onreadystatechange
var El = createElement (“div”);
obj.parentNode.insertBefore (el, obj); Insert the placeholder div will be replaced by alternative content
el.parentNode.replaceChild (abstractAltContent (obj), el);
obj.style.display = ‘none ‘;
win.attachEvent (“onload”, function() {obj.parentNode.removeChild (obj) ;});
}
else {}
obj.parentNode.replaceChild (abstractAltContent (obj), obj);
}
}

function abstractAltContent (obj) {}
var ac = createElement (“div”);
If (ua.win & & ua.ie) {}
ac.innerHTML = obj.innerHTML;
}
else {}
var nestedObj = obj.getElementsByTagName (OBJECT) [0];
If {(nestedObj)
var c = nestedObj.childNodes;
If {(c)
CL var = c.length;
for (var i = 0; i < cl; i ++) {}
If (!) () c [i] .nodeType == 1 & & c [i].nodeName.toLowerCase () == ‘param’) & &! (c [i] .nodeType is 8)) {
ac.appendChild (c [i] .cloneNode (true));
}
}
}
}
}
return ac;
}

/ * Creation of dynamic Cross-browser SWF
*/
function createSWF (attObj, parObj, id) {}
var r, el is getElementById (id);
If (typeof attObj.id == UNDEF) {/ / If no ‘id’ is defined for the object element, it will inherit the ‘id’ of alternative content}
attObj.id = id;
}
If (ua.ie & & ua.win) {/ / do not combine the IE, the purpose and methods of the W3C DOM element: return to outerHTML}
att var = “”;
for (var i in attObj) {}
If (attObj [i]! = Object.prototype [i]) {/ / filter out other potential libraries prototype additions, like Object.prototype.toJSONString = function() {}
If (I == ‘data’) {}
parObj.movie = attObj [i];
}
ElseIf (i.toLowerCase () == “styleclass”) {/ / ‘class’ is an ECMA4 reserved keyword}
att += “class =” “+ attObj [i] ‘ + ‘” ‘; “
}
Else if (I! = “classid”) {}
att += ‘ ‘ + i + “=” “+ attObj [i] ‘ + ‘” ‘; “
}
}
}
by var = “”;
for {(var j in parObj)
If (parObj [j]! = Object.prototype [j]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
“by += ‘ < param name =” “‘ + j + ‘” value = “” + parObj [j] + “” / > ‘;
}
}
el.outerHTML = ‘ < object classid = “clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000” ‘ + att + ‘ > ‘ + by + ‘ < / object > “;
fixObjectLeaks (attObj.id); This bug only affects dynamic publishing
r = getElementById (attObj.id);
}
ElseIf (ua.webkit & & ua.webkit < 312) {/ / older webkit engines ignore elements nested in the element of the object param: fall to property incorporate element}
var e = createElement (“embed”);
e.setAttribute (“type”, FLASH_MIME_TYPE);
for (var attObj k) {}
If (attObj [k]! = Object.prototype [k]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
If (k == ‘data’) {}
e.setAttribute (“src”, attObj [k]);
}
ElseIf (k.toLowerCase () == “styleclass”) {/ / ‘class’ is an ECMA4 reserved keyword}
e.setAttribute (“class”, attObj [k]);
}
ElseIf (k! = “classid”) {/ / filter the specific attribute IE}
e.setAttribute (k, attObj [k]);
}
}
}
for {(var l parObj)
If (parObj [l]! = Object.prototype [l]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
If (l! = ‘movie’) {/ / filter the IE specific param elements}
e.setAttribute (l, parObj [t]);
}
}
}
el.parentNode.replaceChild (e, el);
r = e;
}
else {/ / good browsers behave}
var o = createElement (OBJECT);
o.setAttribute (“type”, FLASH_MIME_TYPE);
for {(var m in attObj)
If (attObj [m]! = Object.prototype [m]) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype}
If (m.toLowerCase () == “styleclass”) {/ / ‘class’ is an ECMA4 reserved keyword}
o.setAttribute (‘class’, attObj [m]);
}
Else if (m! = “classid”) {/ / filter the specific attribute IE}
o.setAttribute (m, attObj [m]);
}
}
}
for {(var n in parObj)
If (parObj [n]! = Object.prototype [n] & & n! = ‘movie’) {/ / filter additions of other potential libraries prototype and the IE specific param element}
createObjParam (o, n, parObj [n]);
}
}
el.parentNode.replaceChild (o, el);
r = o;
}
Return r;
}

function createObjParam (el, pName, pValue) {}
var p = createElement (“param”);
p.setAttribute (“name”, pName);
p.setAttribute (“value”, pValue);
el.appendChild (p);
}

function getElementById (id) {}
Return doc.getElementById (id);
}

function createElement (el) {}
Doc.createElement (el) return;
}

function hasPlayerVersion (rv) {}
var pv = ua.pv, v is rv.split(“.”);.
v [0] = parseInt (v [0], 10);
v [1] = parseInt (v [1], 10);
v [2] = parseInt (v [2], 10);
return (pv [0] > v [0] |) (pv [0] == v [0] & & pv [1] > v [1]) | (pv [0] == v [0] & & pv [1] == v [1] & & pv [2] > = v[2])) ? true: false;
}

/ * Creation of dynamic Cross-browser CSS
-Based on the solution of Bobby van der Sluis: http://www.bobbyvandersluis.com/articles/dynamicCSS.php
*/
function createCSS (salt, VAT statement) {}
If (ua.ie & & ua.mac) {}
return;
}
var h = doc.getElementsByTagName (“head”) [0], s = createElement (“style”);
s.setAttribute (“type”, “text/css”);
s.setAttribute (“media”, “screen”);
If (!) () UA.ie & & ua.win) & & typeof doc.createTextNode! = UNDEF) {}
s.appendChild (doc.createTextNode (salt + “{” + VAT statement + “}”));
}
h.appendChild (s);
If (ua.ie & & ua.win & & typeof doc.styleSheets! = UNDEF & & doc.styleSheets.length > 0) {}
ls = doc.styleSheets var [doc.styleSheets.length – 1];
If (typeof ls.addRule == OBJECT) {}
ls.addRule (salt, VAT statement);
}
}
}

function setVisibility (id, isVisible) {}
var v = isVisible? “visible”: “hidden”;
If {(isDomLoaded)
getElementById (id).style.visibility = v;
}
else {}
createCSS (“#” + id, “visibility:” + v);
}
}

}();

Hello

It is a problem with the code you are using, to remove the lines marked in red and check if it works then. Or move the code of swfobjects, (6 off) above any other javascript code you have at the bottom of your page.

PZ

For some reason, I can’t get a case number.

For some reason I can’t get a case number. (https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?step=PSE) is it possible to send me a?

Unfortunately, no. You have wandered in a user forum to and we are just other customers like you, not Adobe. You will need to contact them directly about this.

Case held (not gel) for some time

So I got 2 analog input via NiMyrio and I got a deal of true/false because if the two signals larger than the trigger point as I put, it will enter in the case of true.

The problem because both signals is put in correspondence with the comparison to very fast time, this means that the real case will happen after this date that is too fast. After that it will change to cuz case misstep signals of time corresponding to the comparison more.

If the case don’t give me enough time to fulfill the function inside the housing. (example I want number 5 decremented to number 1 in 5 sec but it could not be done because of the case will turn to false cases like the true case happening very quickly)

There is nothing to do with signals, their charesteristics who behave so

I wonder is anyway I can hold the case for time to complete the function inside as the true case happening too quickly according to the signal.

“I tried” delay “and” wait until the next multiple. They can hold, but at the same time to freeze the program as well which is meaningless cuz she also only freeze function inside I want to perform.

IN summary, I want to keep (no gel) the true case and don’t function inside at the time of the operation, as described in the pictures

Thanks for your help

Here’s what happens:

-Once the case is entered, the delay time say you keep of 100ms

-If the remaining part of the code runs at scenario1:50ms and scenario2: 150ms

-In scenario 1: because of the delay, the case held for 100 ms-50ms = 50ms

-In scenario 2, the code moves after completing its code.

-Until the delay time provides is the case will take minimum of 100 ms.

-Timer is just pointer to the clock and during this time also code runs.

structure of cases with a string as a selector of case

Hello everyone!
I have little problem with the structure of matter
location:
I created the structure of case and case selection is made by the chain.
According to the selection of respected cases led should light up

the structure of the case is as follows:

case 1 [when the string is ‘abc’]

{

LED 1 = true

LED 2 = false

}

case 2 [when the string is “pqr”]

{

LED 1 = false

LED 2 = true

}

case3 [when the string is “‘, by default]

{

LED 1 = false

LED 2 = false

}

now what is happening:
I clicked on the “continuous run”

now when I type one chain that nothing happens!

my observation:
When I type abc/pqr in the entrance of the channel, it actually flashes the led for a fraction of the time that I can’t see, and the value in the default case.

what I expect of this code!
When I put “abc’ the entry in the chain,”led 1″should be lights up and stays on until I put pqr in the input string
even when I put pqr in the input string, 2 LEDs should be lights up and remains lit until I put abc in the input string.

Thanks in advance!

Structure (2 cases)

Hello

Im a new user of labview.  Can anyone help me design a case where the structure if TI Gets a 0, let say the action takes place, and if it receives any other number, B action occurs?

In terms of code…

If x == 0,

A share

On the other

Action B

Hi saranam16,

This is an excerpt for 2012 SP1 (you can save the PNG on your computer and then drag and drop it on your block diagram into code).

If wire you your X value for the selector of case for the structure of the case, by default, you will have a case which is 0, and the other case it is 1. If you right-click the border of the 1 case, you can make this default case, which means that it will run when all other cases are not met.

To start using with LabVIEW, there are also a number of good resources here:http://www.ni.com/gettingstarted/labviewbasics/ and NOR offer of many training courses for users new to LabVIEW. If you have a SSP, training is available for free online.

Hope that helps!

Jeff Peacock

Product Support Engineer | LabVIEW R & D | National Instruments

Set a style different cases for the same placeholder (data fusion) used two times in the same text

Hello.

I have a document with some parties updated with the fusion of data (via placeholders). Is it possible to set a style of different cases for the same placeholder in the same text. See the example:

Mike runs its < < vehicule_placeholder > > in the city. But its < < VEHICULE_PLACEHOLDER > > is meant to be shared.

If the value of this placeholder in the file merger is ‘bike’, the sentence should be:

Mike runs his bike in the city. But his BIKE is meant to be shared.

Is this possible? How?

Thank you.

You can do it. A character style for this configuration placeholder text, set in all caps.

Tips on how to make a business case for partitioning

Hello world

I am the architect of a team of business intelligence/data warehouse. We have grown to the point where I think that we need database partitioning. I believe that we are at approximately 1.5 TB of data. Our larger tables are the counts of 100 million lines with relatively large lengths Records (~ 100 columns). Our just a sort of large tables are of the order of 10 million to 50 million, however, they have very long line lengths (~ 300 columns). Based on the plans of our future source system, our data will become even more granular, and it is always necessary to maintain our historical data.

Those who are not the only reasons, but are some conduct issues that make most of our team members think it’s time we purchased database partitioning. Our team is fairly unanimous for partitioning, many of our partners from the source system also deem an ‘evidence’, however, we get a push back of our CIO saying that 1.5 TB and 100 million records is not only the large amount of data compared to other ‘big Data’ businesses and that it requires no partitioning.

Anyone has any advice on how to make a business case for the purchase of partitioning? Is there a good way to demonstrate the value of profitability-vs?

Thanks for your comments.

-= Joe

The best cost c. analysis of benefits is that you put together based on points regardless of the pain you feel.

For example, you have pain around your evening of meeting load ALS? If you do, you can watch how (and if) partitioning would allow you to streamline your loading process and how much time you would save probably every night. If you have no problem hitting your evening load ALS today, however, this probably isn’t something you want to focus on.

You have pain around query response time? If Yes, you can watch how (and if) partitioning would improve some of the queries and most important reports. Or, perhaps, he would have you to allow users to do an ad hoc analysis more than you can’t afford today because the cost would be prohibitive.

Although you will find no doubt generic cost v. benefit whitepapers, it tends to make a much better case if you focus on what causes the pain of the company and what you as the application developers are willing to commit to. It is easy for a CIO watch a generic white paper saying “partitioning reduces ETL time up to 99%” and the question of what improvements he or she would have actually see and how this is marketing hype. It is much more difficult to look at a document put in place by the data warehouse team saying “partitioning would allow us to reduce the load of X of Y hours on Z hours every night. “That would allow us to hit our SLA w % more often without adding hardware / additional treatment for A project that we have been postpone / let Department B start to work with the data more early every morning / what causes the pain of the IOC. Of course, this means that he must be willing to make such commitments (and, of course, to meet).

Justin

What case for a Satellite U840 – 10 X?

Hello

I just bought a Satellite U840 – 10 X, and I can’t find a case that stops the laptop firmly without adding too much height.

I found some cases for computers laptops 14 “but they have all 4cm of space on the inside, allowing him to move inside.
The size of the U840 is 34.2 x 23.2 x 1.99 cm.

Someone at – he found a good one?

Thank you!

Hello

I found a few compatible cases for Satellite U840 / U845

Advantage for computer laptop backpack Outdoor 40.6 cm (16-Zoll) PX1783E-1NCA
Advantage, case 40.6 cm (16-Zoll) laptop PX1784E-1NCA
Advantage Laptop Case Pro 40.6 cm (16) PX1785E-1NCA
Advantage portable Trolley 43.9 cm (17.3 inch) PX1786E-1NCA

Aspire 7250-0209-case for hard drive

Last spring, my Aspire 7250-0209, which I would do it only had a year and a half or two, ended up with a bottle of water that leak as I was toting it to a horse show where I was going to use for some scoring. After it dried, I could get it to power upward, go light on the DVD player, I could hear the hard disc spins, but nothing happened with the screen. I tried to plug it into an external monitor and nothing happens, so I presume that the video card is fried.

Therefore, it is time to open things and reap the hard drive. I have done before with the help of a few friends knowledgeable and was able to put the hard drive in an inexpensive case that I bought online and it works more or less like an external hard drive. What I was asking is what are the physical dimensions of the hard drive for this machine and what kind of cable should I? I would buy the case ahead until I open things and started fussing with it. My other alternative is to take to a local computer shop where a friend just to have done similar work, but this guy charged $80 to do, and it’s money that I prefer to use for something else.

Thanks for any advice you may have.

Thank you! Exactly what I needed to know. The last time I did, the first case that I bought was wrong and I would rather not replay error. I appreciate your help.

I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9280f PC, I replaced the case for a larger, having connection problems

I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9280f PC, S # [personal information deleted], Windows Vista 64-Bit. I replaced the case for a larger, having connection problems. Lost manual, downloaded manuals, I can not find a diagram of the wires hanging in the motherboard. Help please Tom

Tomahawk, welcome to the forum.

This is the page for Specifications of the motherboard of the computer.  You should be able to enlarge the diagram of the motherboard to locate most of the connections.  The only place you may have a problem is with the power button connector.  Some cases are not compatible with HP moterboards.

Please let us know if this solved your problem or not.

new case for hp m9450f

Hey I wanted to get a new case for my m9450f anyone know if:

1 card mother using stand offs or is it directly bolted to the rear of the case?

2. the I/O plate comes off or is it attached to the case?

BTW I plan to get the corsair 600t, the plate of I/O is not a big problem, but if the Board is screwed into the case is anyway I can transfer the motherboard for a new case.

Motherboards generally use spacers though some cases have accumulated mounting plate for the motherboard and spacers are not necessary.

The I/O plate if I understand you well is part of the motherboard.  Most mATX cases should not be a problem.