OraSnap is a free interactive SQL and Oracle tool that allows you to generate SQL statements and/or reports. You can enter a SQL statement or specify a report (which will be generated for you) and press the 'SQL' or 'Report' button, to see it in your screen. You can also select a report type from the left menu and press the 'Batch' button and then select the report that you want to generate in batch mode (all reports generated in ASCII) The Batch button will present you with two choices. If you select 'Batch' then you'll see that a report is generated on the bottom panel. Press the 'Batch' button again and select 'Dump' to see the SQL that's generated for you. You can also press the 'Txt' button to see the explanation of what all the numbers mean. Finally you can press the 'Save' button to save the data that you entered in a file (requires Oracle 8i or 9i). Please make sure to run OraSnap from the ORACLE_HOME\bin directory. OraSnap can run interactively and it can be run in batch-mode (generating HTML or ASCII files). After a succesful connection you can choose to generate any of the reports on the left side on the screen, on the bottom panel the explanation of what the numbers mean is shown. When you press the 'SQL' button you see the SQL that's used to generate the results (pressing 'Txt' shows the explanation again). If you want to generate one or more HTML/ASCII reports you have to choose 'Output -> Batch'. You'll be able to select one or more reports and to specify wether the report are generate in ASCII or HTML. Get OraSnap and give it a try to see just how useful it can actually be for you! This tool does not require any license to use it, it just requires to set up an Oracle Home to use it. Q: Is there a way to make the user-friendly buttons appear at the bottom? In the picture, the top button is normal, but the bottom ones are not user-friendly, can I change this? I want the buttons to be more user-friendly, can I change the position? A: I used it to find it a lot easier for the users. It makes them easier to use.
- Key1: Input a hex (base16) key in the format: F&*Bg$&Kt-/ (40 hex chars) Output the key: - if 40 chars are given and the last letter is the NULL, output 40*5=120 chars - else, output only the first 40 chars. - Key2: Input a hex (base16) key in the format: C3Rg@N0xC4&P(AOe$N?4&C7Sg^(40 hex chars) Output the key: - if 40 chars are given and the last letter is the NULL, output 40*5=120 chars - else, output only the first 40 chars. - Key3: Input a hex (base16) key in the format: A3&@>^$@)R-A3C b78a707d53
OraSnap (Pilot) The program can be used to easily and quickly generate (and later print) the results of one or more SQL queries. Advanced Search Script (Batch-mode): ------------------------------ To generate HTML-reports by using the advanced search script you have to run the script in batch-mode. You'll need to install Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime 2003 or higher. You can download it here: When you run it, you can choose to generate one or more HTML reports. To generate an HTML report 1) Connect to a database using OraSnap 2) Choose 'Advanced Search Script' 3) After the script has finished (press 'OK') you can choose from the menu on the left hand side to generate one or more HTML reports. You can also choose 'Txt' (instead of 'OK') to get an explanation of what the numbers mean. To generate ASCII reports, you can choose 'Output -> Batch'. You can select one or more reports to be generated in ASCII. Q: How to set height of form element? I need to set height of form element. This fiddle illustrates my problem. My solution is to use jQuery. I've tried to set style.height of the form element. Unfortunately it sets only in Chrome. I suppose that this is a Chrome problem. Any solution for that problem? A: In chrome you will need to add this css to set a height. form { height: 400px; max-height:400px
OraSnap is a powerful little tool that is developed to give statistics on the Oracle database. It can perform several types of queries on Oracle tables, including the graphical edition of Extended Events. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Find rows in which a date falls on weekend 1) Include the WHERE clause (SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE DATE_FIELD='2014-10-24') 2) Select 'Extended Events' from the View menu 3) Choose 'Filter' on the first line of code 4) Choose 'Distinct on Time' on the second line of code 5) Select 'Include in Output' on the third line of code 6) In the fourth line of code, in the View menu, change 'Time column' to 'Date,Time' 7) Click OK 8) The third line of code shows the distinct rows (those that have a weekend in them) 9) The fourth line of code shows the excluded rows 10) The fifth line of code shows the non-distinct rows 11) Press 'Ok' on the dialog > Find rows in which a character falls on a specific weekday 1) Include the WHERE clause (SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE CHAR_FIELD='aeoloph') 2) Select 'Extended Events' from the View menu 3) Choose 'Filter' on the first line of code 4) Choose 'Distinct on Time' on the second line of code 5) Select 'Weekday' on the third line of code 6) Select 'Include in Output' on the fourth line of code 7) In the fifth line of code, in the View menu, change 'Time column' to 'Date,Time' 8) Click OK 9) The third line of code shows the distinct rows (those that have a weekday in them) 10) The fourth line of code shows the excluded rows 11) The fifth line of code shows the non-distinct rows 12) Press 'Ok' on the dialog > Find rows in which a time falls on a specific day 1) Include the WHERE clause (SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE TIME_FIELD='12:15:34.123') 2) Select 'Extended Events' from the View menu 3) Choose 'Filter' on the first line of code 4) Choose 'Distinct on Time' on the second line of code 5) Select 'Day' on the third line of code 6) Select 'Include in Output' on the fourth line of code 7) In the fifth line of code, in the View menu, change 'Time column' to 'Date,Time' 8) Click OK 9) The third line of code shows the
Recommended: OS: Windows 10, Windows 8.1 or Windows 7, 64-bit Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9400 2.66 GHz or AMD Phenom X3 Dual-Core 2.6 GHz or AMD Athlon II X4 645 3.0 GHz Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 or AMD Radeon HD 6670 or better DirectX: Version 9.0 Hard Drive: 10 GB available space Additional Notes: The game is available
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