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Lockbox Record Count:The number of payment records in a specific lockbox (this does not include overflow payments, headers, or trailers). Matching Date 1-8:The dates to use to match receipts with transactions if you are using the Match on Corresponding Date option for this Lockbox. Originati...
An alternative strategy that takes advantage of the massive drop in volume as the data is aggregated is pre-load two (much smaller) “summary” GTTs after loading the main GTT and before starting the loop through the FIDs. This would require the two queries to be edited to reference their ...
Beginning with Oracle Rdb release 7.0.2, the UNION ALL clause allows up to 2000 value expressions, and up to 2000 columns are visible through a derived table expression when you access an Oracle Rdb release 7.0.2 or later database. s SET DIALECT statement affects server behavior after an ...
Important: The start and end dates that you assign here are the effectivity dates of the assignment. When the system date reaches 1-24 Oracle Purchasing User's Guide the end date of the assignment, the rule no longer applies. There is no explicit warning that the rule is no ...
RAC instance load balancingRAC实例负载均衡- Staring in Oracle 10g release 2, Oracle JDBC and provide connection pool load balancing facilities through integration with the new ?load balancing advisory? tool. This replaces the more-cumbersome listener-based load balancing technique. ...
loop DBMS_SCHEDULER.EVALUATE_CALENDAR_STRING( calendar_string => list_of_dates.calendar_string, start_date => list_of_dates.start_date, return_date_after => l_return_date_after, next_run_date => l_next_run_date); exit when list_of_dates.l_next_run_date > coalesce(list_of_dates.sto...
For example, we pointed out that the Oracle instance differs from the files that make up the physical storage of the data in tablespaces, that you cannot access the data in a tablespace except through an Oracle instance, and that the instance itself isn’t very valuable without the data ...
// Loop through each hour in 10 minute increments. for ($minute = 0; $minute < 60; $minute += 10) { // Create the date and time value. $this_time = "$date $hour:$minute"; // Add a 0 if necessary. if ($minute < 10) $this_time .= '0'; ...
It's now easy to convert the timestamp into a formatted date, using the date() function as you loop through the result set.ConclusionYou have now been introduced to (or reminded of) the date time functionality available in both Oracle and PHP. You should now have a foundation for working...