Data Conversion

Got this from MOS, after submitting a SR: Dear My Oracle Support Customer Service Request #3-1506509011 does not have Configuration Id, it is recommended that you provide one to receive a faster solution. Thank you, The My Oracle Support Team Amazing! Now, not only do we have to pay through our noses for ANY

I have the following table Student:marks Steve:90 Sam:85 Sue:95 Mark:75 Steve:100 Mark:81 Sue:92 Sue:94 What query would provide me a list of all students with names beginning with S and the number of records they are present in? i.e Steve 2 Sam 1 Sue 3 Thanks, C

I made a perl program as follows. ----------------- $AAA = 4.31; $AAA *= 100; printf ("%f\n", $AAA); printf ("%d\n", $AAA); ---------------- The output of this program is 431.000000 430 I don't know why the second output is 430 instead of 431. Can anyone help? Thanks Kevin

This is an excerpt from the latest version perlfaq8.pod, which comes with the standard Perl distribution. These postings aim to reduce the number of repeated questions as well as allow the community to review and update the answers. The latest version of the complete perlfaq is at [link] .

My latest column is "WHY WE RESIST PLANNING" - two answers, one long and one short.

Hi Everyone, I am looking for some advice on where to start research for a problem I have which I would like to solve using perl. I have to do many travel request searches for flights and would like to automate it, I'd like to write a script to input to my favorite travel sites things like: Departure Point, Destination, Departure Date, Return Date. Submit the

Cleverbot is a Learning Artificial Intelligence AI software program that cannot learn how to use IBM InfoSphere DataStage. Cleverbot at www.cleverbot.com.  I put it through the DataStage Certification sample questions. User: Wh...

[link] I found this ruby to exe compiler and it seems to work. Enjoy. -Robin

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I've spent many years just bodging my html with the CGI module. But now I'm trying to do it properly and I'm happy with my progress so far. What I am having trouble with is specifying cell widths (and therefore the width of the entire column). I'm creating tables like this: print table({-border=>1},

Good morning people. I need quiet an odd help in here. Let me see if I can explain it. I have an SELECT WHERE IN (<list of ids>). Let us say that I sent the following list of ids: 1, 2 and 3. There is only resulting records for the ID = 3, but I'd like to see all the ids, even if they don't have records...

Hi all We have a management programme, which uses Oracle DB. We (I) also make some intranet stuff etc for this system, which uses the same DB. Now I need to track what this programme does, meaning I want to know which tables it uses etc for certain actions. The programme is not made by us, we just have our own additions.

Hi, We're running Oracle 10g R2. I'm restoring a copy of the database onto a different server. Our retention period is 21 days, with an Incremental Level 0 each Sunday. For this restore, I really only need to start with the last Incremental Level 0, as that is a backup of the entire database. But

This is an excerpt from the latest version perlfaq8.pod, which comes with the standard Perl distribution. These postings aim to reduce the number of repeated questions as well as allow the community to review and update the answers. The latest version of the complete perlfaq is at [link] .

Is there any way to sort floating point numbers in perl? Every example I have tried has failed. Numerical sort appears to NOT to be a numerical sort but rather an integer sort. Thanks, Marshall

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