lmu92 (4/15/2010)

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Alvin Ramard (4/15/2010)

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Roy Ernest (4/15/2010)

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What is the best way to beat writer's block? Anybody have any ideas? I am half way through an article and now I cant seem...

Roy Ernest (4/15/2010)

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The thing is that I know what all points I have to write and what I need to explain more, but I just am not able to get...

If you must re-enter the data, then load the data into the application and have the application do a checksum on each field and immediately alert to differences or not...

WayneS (4/15/2010)

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Roy Ernest (4/15/2010)

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What is the best way to beat writer's block? Anybody have any ideas? I am half way through an article and now I cant seem to complete...

That is the worst thing to do.

If you are stumped -...

GabyYYZ (4/15/2010)

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Lynn Pettis (4/15/2010)

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Skipped A class? How about...

Without knowing your structure, no.

With users manually entering data, you are introducing an error level that would nearly negate the need for an automated mechanism. How can you guarantee...

anbillava (4/15/2010)

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It should be possible. Its a requirement. This feature is called as double data entry and through this if another user enters same data then it should tell...

Keep it in Oracle if it is for DR.

You will need to provide DDL, and index create statements. Otherwise we are just taking a shot in the dark.

Out of row storage would be just about it.

You're welcome. Hope it works out for you.

That is the crux of the definition of this thread.

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