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From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Bill Brutzman
Sent: 22 June 2012 23:04
To: U2 Users List
Subject: [U2] DICT Whacked in VOC
Hi,
Could any one of you explain What is I - Descriptor and What is the use
of it.
Thank you,
Satya
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Brian:
How many servers do you handle like this. This sounds a lot like Mozy
Pro (that kind of thing).
Bill
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Hi Satya:
An I-descriptor is the same as an I-type (or a V-type).
It's like a little program in the DICT (dictionary) of a file. It can
do very complex things, but quite often is used for very simple things,
but those simple things can be quite helpful. Here is an example-
In the DICT of the
Hi Satya,
These are really basic questions. You would be best to take a training course.
An I-descriptor is a calculated value based on other dictionary items. Field 2
holds an expression that can include most of the
things that you can do on the right hand side of an equals in an assignment
I'll add a tidbit that some of the similar (not identical) names are:
virtual field
derived data
calculated field
computed column
user-defined function
stored procedure
--dawn
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 11:47 AM, Oaks, Harold harold.o...@clark.wa.gov wrote:
Hi Satya:
An I-descriptor is the same
Satya,
Roughly speaking, and I-Desc is a way to manipulate the data so that you can
select or display data in other ways. You can get data from another file,
perform some math on multiple fields, concatenate data, call a basic
subroutine, or any combination of these. You can have multiple
On 25/06/12 17:47, Oaks, Harold wrote:
Hi Satya:
An I-descriptor is the same as an I-type (or a V-type).
It's like a little program in the DICT (dictionary) of a file. It can
do very complex things, but quite often is used for very simple things,
but those simple things can be quite
In SQL Server, I think it is called UDF = user-defined function
--dawn
On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 3:20 PM, Wols Lists antli...@youngman.org.uk wrote:
On 25/06/12 17:47, Oaks, Harold wrote:
Hi Satya:
An I-descriptor is the same as an I-type (or a V-type).
It's like a little program in the DICT
Marc,
I need to understand more clearly about the split/merge formula. Below
it states:
SPLIT = INT(RECORDS PER BLOCK * IDSIZE * 100 / BLOCKSIZE)
SPLIT = INT( 9 * 17 * 100 / 1024) = 14
How did they come up with 9 as the RECORDS PER BLOCK from the file
status outlined?
Sincerely,
David Laansma
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