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Highlights a rectangular section in an image. To mark a section, you must click the button first, then click and hold in the image. Moving the mouse resizes the selection until you release the mouse button. When you click this button, you can magnify a specific selection of an image by left-clicking inside the image, then dragging to create a region. Opticon initially displays a hollow rectangle as a visual cue to the boundaries of the image. Releasing the left mouse button magnifies the contents of the image bounded by the hollow rectangle. Creates a permanent magnifier to zoom in on a fixed region of an image until the button is clicked again. You can set the magnifier s size and amount of magnification on the Rectangular Magnifier tab of the Preferences dialog. Clicking this button and then clicking anywhere in an image creates a Magnify popup dialog that magnifies a fixed region of the image, as shown in Figure 12-11. The Magnify popup dialog remains open, and updates by magnifying any section of the image that s clicked. You can update the amount of magnification from the popup dialog. Clicking the Close button closes the Magnify popup dialog. If an image has been magnified so that portions of it are no longer visible in Opticon, clicking this button will drag the image around the Opticon screen so that hidden areas can be seen. To drag the image, you must press the left mouse button, and keep it depressed while dragging.

You can specify multiple tables in the FROM component of a query. We start this section with an intended mistake, to evoke an Oracle error message. See what happens in Listing 8-2 where our intention is to discover which employees belong to which departments. Listing 8-2. Ambiguously Defined Columns select deptno, location, ename, init from employees, departments; select deptno, location, ename, init * ERROR at line 1: ORA-00918: column ambiguously defined

The reason for this is that $c->user->get() is guaranteed to work regardless of where the user data came from This is important, because if you later change the store you use for your user data (eg, from a SQL database to an LDAP server), your code will continue to work unmodified If, however, you need to do more than read the user s fields, you will need to get hold of the underlying user object originally retrieved from the user storage system Thankfully, Catalyst s authentication system makes it easy to do that If you call $c->user->get_object(), the underlying object will be returned to you The underlying object is needed whenever you are performing more advanced actions on the user data It is required when you need access to user-related data that is not in the primary user table, for example.

Change the margins, orientation and other printer settings : Opens a printer dialog and allows you to modify the orientation of the page and to set page margins. Note that the actual window that appears is dependent on the selected printer. Print preview : Allows the user to see an onscreen representation of the report before sending it to a printer.

The message, including the asterisk (*), reveals the problem here. The Oracle DBMS cannot figure out which DEPTNO column we are referring to. Both tables mentioned in the FROM clause have a DEPTNO column, and that s why we get an error message.

First of all, if you create a view with the WITH READ ONLY option (see Figure 10-1), data manipulation via that view is impossible by definition, regardless of how you defined the view The AVG_EVALUATIONS view definition (see Listing 10-11) contains a GROUP BY clause This implies that there is no longer a one-to-one relationship between the rows of the view and the rows of the underlying base table Therefore, data manipulation via the AVG_EVALUATIONS view is impossible If you use SELECT DISTINCT in your view definition, this has the same effect: it makes your view nonupdatable You should try to avoid using SELECT DISTINCT in view definitions, because it has additional disadvantages; for example, each view access will force a sort to take place, whether or not you need it The set operators UNION, MINUS, and INTERSECT also result in nonupdatable views.

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