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Hi, You can use the SQL hex() function like in: select hex(float4(session_id)) ... Regards. Leandro Fava Setor de Informática - UNISC +55 51 3717 7636 *From:* openroad-users-bounces (AT) peerlessit (DOT) com [mailto penroad-users-bounces (AT) peerlessit (DOT) com] *On Behalf Of*hans.weisenberger (AT) mmm (DOT) com *Sent:* sexta-feira, 5 de dezembro de 2008 12:32 *To:* International OpenROAD Users *Subject:* [Openroad-users] session id in IPM and IMA Hi all, when I look at ipm I see the session_id displayed as Hexadecimal value, e.g. 80000001039de200. If I look at the value in IMA I see 0009223372041210421760. If I put the in an calculator and switch between hex and int thevalues are correct interpreted. Is there any function in OR what does the right conversion? Or is there a column in IMA, that displays the hex value? Thanks in advance Hans Weisenberger ------------------------------------------------------------------------ __________________________________________________ ______________ OpenROAD-Users mailing list You can maintain your subscription here: http://www.peerlessit.com/mailman/li...openroad-users To unsubscribe click on this link mailto penroad-users-unsubscribe (AT) peerlessit (DOT) com&subject=unsubscribeTo subscribe click on this link mailto penroad-users-subscribe (AT) peerlessit (DOT) com&subject=subscribe |
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In a related topic, if you want to make OpenROAD (or any client) sessions identifiably in IPM (or vdba). Consider using session descriptions: set session with description ='my application, user fred at my computer (ip 1.1.1.1)' |
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