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- Integrate the image
- Get the NTT matrix
- Launch tckedit command
- Run tckgen
- Implementation of the setup method
- Create the denoising script
- Launch WIDA from matlab
- Returns the number of reads to be used in this region
- Creates a QASupply
- Returns the QA supplier image
- Creates a QASupplier image
- Write the Toad configuration file
- Returns a Supplier image
- Generate a qA supplier image
- Check if this directory is valid
- Creates a QASuppressionImage
- Integrate the subsampled image
- Determine if we are dirty
- Implementation of this method
- Implementation of the DW2Response
- Return the diffusion image
- Returns QASupplier output
- Return QASupplier image
- Builds the directory structure
- Plot vector vectors
- Generates the QASupplier image
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QUESTION
I have several PL/SQL scripts that are transforming data accoriding to specification day by day. I would like to run them in the loop for each day of the year. Is this possible to handle somehow in Toad?
I have found that I can run some other scripts by calling them via @name_of_script , but it doesn't work for me in Toad.
I just need something like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 12:27@
is an SQLPlus command
But toad partially supports it too: there are 2 common options:
- Use SQL Editor - it should execute scripts in case of
@
command as in SQL*Plus - Use "Execute as script" --> "Execute via SQL plus": it should start SQL*plus connected to your database, there you can run your scripts.
QUESTION
I'm used to Toad, where just by clicking F9 it would automatically prompt me to type my input parameters for any query.
However, in SQLDeveloper I am only prompted to input them once, & then every time I use F9 the tool uses the inital parameters, forcing me to close & reopen a script if I want to change the parameter.
Do you know of any command to prevent this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 20:51I wasn't able to resolve it permanently, but I found a work-around. Probably it's even the correct approach.
In order to reuse a variable in a query, particularly in SQL Developer, use "UNDEFINE":
QUESTION
The xml format is a good way to store any hierarchical data. As an example we are using the classification of animals
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 10:32What we can see in the html table, is that the first row holds a cell for every hierarchy level which is represented as a column. This means it has to be generated a row with all elements from the highest till the deepest hierarchy level. The element on the deepest hierarchy level is the one without further descendants. To get these we can use this xpath expression
QUESTION
I want to extract two parts of a string variable, and turn it into two new variables.
Say I have this dataframe:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 09:20You were close. Extract everything until square brackets -
QUESTION
I have a table (tbl_liabilities) with 5 columns like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 17:57You can use conditional aggregation. Instead of SUM()
, try MAX()
:
QUESTION
I use TOAD for oracle and been trying to get into DBeaver.
I was curious if DBeaver offers user ability to create custom shortcuts that 'expand'.
A simple example would be typing 'selll' expands to 'select * FROM '.
I use a ton of these 'expansions' for long table/column names and shortcuts like above.
I use this feature alot in TOAD and was hoping to have an equivalent in DBeaver.
Thanks in advance!
Note: another free tool SQL Developer seems to have this: Shortcut for Queries in SQL Developer
Hopefully DBeaver has the same.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 14:13Yes, DBeaver has this useful feature also called Templates. It is a standard Eclipse model engine. It has some templates and you can create your own using a few variables.
Click here to check it out.
QUESTION
In Toad for Oracle the connections can be grouped by database (among other fields as user, etc) but in some of my projects we have different databases and I would like to have all of them grouped by project in the connection manager window.
I would like some kind of custom folder functionality where I can put my connections as my needs.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 08:52In the connections manager window, clic on Edit custom fields button and add a new field. This field will be added to each connection as a new column.
You can assign values to this column for each column using it as an aggregator. Then use this column as grouping field.
You can add more custom fields to add subgrouping capabilities.
QUESTION
I have a table (tbl_liabilities) with 4 columns like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-15 at 18:00You can use conditional aggregation:
QUESTION
So I have all these consts, coming from an array that i am looping through:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-05 at 13:03console.log(value || '')
QUESTION
I have a script that is running Toad but not SQL Developer. I tried to bind variables but not working.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 07:49I tried &:A and &&:A
You are mixing bind variables (:
) and substitution variables (&
).
If you want to run as a script (F5) then you need to declare the bind variable in the client:
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