taking a SQL class and using sql developer. How do I create a file with extensions .pkg and .trg. I know they are for package and triggers. When I opened my connection and right clicked package I opened a package but it did not create an actual file that I would be able to submit?
Any ideas?
There are various options for saving your code to a file:
Right click on the object in the connections tree and choose Quick DDL -> Save to File. This will save the file with a .sql extension which you can later change as desired from the file system.
Open the object from the connections tree, then choose File -> Save As. This method defaults to saving files with a .pls extension, but you can override that when saving or change it later from the file system.
Drag the objects from the Connections tree to the shopping Cart (View->Cart) then Click the Export Cart button (DB icon with a green arrow) and choose the Save As Separate Files option. The files will be saved with .sql extensions, and for table objects it can optionally export the data as well.
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I am running Excel version 16.45 on Mac.
I have created a .iqy and saved it in the Queries directory alongside certain templates which were already there.
I go to Data/Get External Data/Run Web Queries. While the templates are accessible, my file is visible but greyed out (same thing happens if I save the file in a different directory).
Would anyone be able to help?
According to your information, I would like to confirm whether the issue occurs when you follow the steps as below:
1.Create a Word file, paste the web URL.
2.Save the Word as .iqy with .txt format.
3.Choose MS-DOS as coding.
4.Create an Excel file and click "Data >Get External Data >Run Web Query (Or Run Saved Query) " of the Bar
I was able to address the issue as follows.
When navigating to the relevant directory with Finder, the '.iqy' file appears to be appropriately named (as per Image 1).
In fact, if you reach the file in Terminal, the file is saved as '.iqy.txt'.
So all I had to do is rename the file, simply removing the '.txt' string at the end.
Screen you see when navigating in Finder
Try to make my app read the ms-access database from shortcut of my database it failed to read, so try to change the location of database dynamically ( there is an option in the app to move the database to drop-box folder and create a shortcut to that database in app folder )
try to make an shortcut to the moved ms-database
the app to read the database or to change the location of database dynamically
First of all, you should create a folder with a clear name in your VB.Net application path, namely inside the project Debug folder, let's name that folder as "MyProjFiles", so it will be in this path: ProjectFolderName\bin\Debug\MyProjFiles
Put your whole projects files inside our lovely folder MyProjFiles, including all types of your attachments: database, images, sounds, files, etc.
Call your database or whatever of those attachments files in addition to our \MyProjFiles\ using this method: My.Computer.FileSystem.CurrentDirectory & "\MyProjFiles\YourFilesPathHere.EXT".
Now, the whole path will be such as this string: "C:\CurrentUserNam\RootFolder\ProjectFolderName\bin\Debug\MyProjFiles\YourFilesPathHere.EXT"
For great practical example of this, supposuply let's open our MSAccessDB.accdb which is already copied into our project folder \MyProjFiles\ by this code directly:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(My.Computer.FileSystem.CurrentDirectory() & "\MyProjFiles\MSAccessDB.accdb")
The result will be simply opening our database which called "MSAccessDB.accdb"
Or open some pdf files such as this line:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(My.Computer.FileSystem.CurrentDirector() & "\MyProjFiles\MyPdfFile.pdf")
and so on.
I hope this can help you all brothers.
Best ^_^ Regards.
You should read this link.
It explains how to read the information you need to give the access Datareader something to do.
.NET read binary contents of .lnk file
Maybe this is enough, so you don't need to copy anything.
I want to edit the source code of an Impress file (.odp) but when I open it is just machine coded.
I want to do it because when I converted files from PowerPoint to an Impress File some parts got mixed up. Like for example footer and numbering can't be changed globally. So by editing the source code, I hope to be able to use find/replace in a Text Editor.
LibreOffice formats are zipped archives primarily containing XML files. So unzip the .odp and then edit content.xml.
When finished, zip it back up, making sure to zip it from the correct directory (the one that contains content.xml).
Documentation: https://help.libreoffice.org/Common/XML_File_Formats#XML_file_structure.
If you are using a Mac do the following:
Change the .odp extension to .zip by manually clicking the icon and renaming the file
Unzip the file using something other than the standard Archiver (I used Keka)
You will see the folder of contents including the content.xml which you can easily edit now
Crucial: Go into the directory with your separate files, select all the files then hit 'compress' from the options menu when you right click
Next, rename the .zip to .odp and the file will open successfully
I found that if you don't do option 4 above exactly then the file is slightly different and won't open due to a corruption message.
Basically, I have changed few files in Intellij IDEA and it is
connected to some version control.
I do not want to commit it to version control, but my objective is
to keep a copy of these files somewhere in my filesystem.
By doing this,
I can experiment with the unchanged files in the meantime.
When I want to restore the changes, I can import these changed files.
A brute force way of doing this is to iterate through list of changed files and
make a copy somewhere. Is there any other efficient way?
Since IntelliJ IDEA 2017 you can create patches from entire changelists, save to file and then apply from file.
Local Changes tab -> right click changelist -> Copy as Patch to Clipboard
Paste to .txt file and save.
VCS tab -> Apply patch -> select file
I'm implementing the plugin for Intellij IDEA that needs file to be saved before executing action. Action is shell command, it requires file name to be passed as the command-line parameter.
AFAIK Idea saves (synchronizes) files on frame deactivation, so if I right-click on the file, and click on my action - old version of file will be used. If I go to other window, return to Idea and click my action - current version of the file will be used.
I've read this doc about Virtual File System, and found that I can trigger file to be loaded from file system (e.g. VirtualFileManager.syncRefresh() or VirtualFileManager.asyncRefresh()). I tried this hoping it would work, but it doesn't.
Question is: how to manually (programmatically) save file?
While formatting my question I checked one more time, and this worked for me.
FileDocumentManager.getInstance().saveAllDocuments();
EDIT
Finally came up with the solution
FileDocumentManager fileDocumentManager = FileDocumentManager.getInstance();
Document document = fileDocumentManager.getDocument(file);
if (document != null) {
fileDocumentManager.saveDocument(document);
}