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A thermal infrared detector comprising a dielectric pellicle suspended over a cavity in a substrate, the pellicle supporting a detector element comprising a heat sensitive semiconductor layer between a pair of thin fim metallic contracts, these being deposited on the pellicle, the cavity being formed by etching and removal of the substrate material through holes or slots in the surface of the substrate.
1. A thermal infrared detector, comprising:
a heat-sensitive semiconductor layer and a plurality of thin film metallic contacts therefor, deposited onto a dielectric pellicle of low thermal conductivity material suspended over a cavity of a supporting substrate for said pellicle.
2. The thermal infrared detector of claim 1, wherein:
said pellicle is supported on a surface of said substrate;
said substrate is a monocrystalline silicon wafer; and
said cavity is an anisotropically etched cavity opening through said surface.
3. The thermal infrared detector of claim 1, wherein:
said heat-sensitive semiconductor layer is a sputter-deposited layer of semiconductivity silicon.
4. The thermal infrared detector of claim 1, wherein:
said heat-sensitive semiconductor layer is a chemical vapour-deposited layer of semiconducting silicon.
5. The thermal infrared detector of claim 1, wherein:
said thin film metallic contacts are each made of at least one thin layer of a metallic material selected from the group consisting of nickel, nickel-chromium, platinum, platinum silicide, tantalum and tantalum silicide.
6. The thermal infrared detector of claim 1, wherein:
said pellicle is made of an inorganic dielectric material selected from the group consisting of aluminum oxide, silicon nitride, and silicon oxynitride.
7. The thermal infrared detector of claim 1, wherein:
said pellicle is a layer of polyamide.
8. The thermal infrared detector of claim 1, further including:
a signal amplifier, a voltage bias, a sample and hold circuit, and a multiplexing electronic circuit, all operatively associated with one another and with said detector and supported on said substrate.
9. A two-dimensional array of thermal infrared detectors, each comprising:
a heat-sensitive semiconductor layer and a plurality of thin film metallic contacts therefor, deposited onto a dielectric pellicle of low thermal conductivity material suspended over a cavity of a supporting substrate for said pellicle;
said substrate for each said detector being a corresponding portion of an integral wafer of substrate material.
10. The two-dimensional array of thermal infrared detectors of claim 9, wherein:
each said pellicle is supported on a surface of said wafer;
said wafer is a monocrystalline silicon wafer; and
each said cavity is an anisotropically etched cavity opening through said surface.
11. The two-dimensional array of thermal infrared detectors of claim 9, wherein:
each said heat-sensitive semiconductor layer is a sputter-deposited layer of semiconductivity silicon.
12. The two-dimensional array of thermal infrared detectors of claim 9, wherein:
each said heat-sensitive semiconductor layer is a chemical vapour-deposited layer of semiconducting silicon.
13. The two-dimensional array of thermal infrared detectors of claim 9, wherein:
each said thin film metallic contacts are each made of at least one thin layer of a metallic material selected from the group consisting of nickel, nickel-chromium, platinum, platinum silicide, tantalum and tantalum silicide.
14. The two-dimensional array of thermal infrared detectors of claim 9, wherein:
each said pellicle is made of an inorganic dielectric material selected from the group consisting of aluminum oxide, silicon nitride, and silicon oxynitride.
15. The two-dimensional array of thermal infrared detectors of claim 9, wherein:
each said pellicle is a layer of polyamide.
16. The two-dimensional array of thermal infrared detectors of claim 9, wherein each said detector further includes:
a signal amplifier, a voltage bias, a sample and hold circuit, and a multiplexing electronic circuit, all operatively associated with one another and with the respective said detector and supported on the respective corresponding portion of said integral wafer of substrate material.
This patent relates to a method of preparation of a semiconductor film bolometer thermal infrared detector and to the detector construction described herein.
The invention refers to a thermal infrared detector of the resistance bolometer type, whereby radiation incident on the detector is absorbed, causing a rise in the temperature of the detector and a change in electrical resistance. This resistance change is observable as a variation in the electrical bias current or voltage applied to the detector.
It must be understood that thin film resistance bolometer infrared detectors have been previously described. Reference may be made to a paper by K. C. Liddiard entitled "Thin Film Resistance Bolometer IR Detectors" published in Infrared Physics, Vol. 24, No. 1, p. 57, January 1984, and other references cited therein. Patents on bolometer detectors are also well known, for example the patents to K. C. Liddiard, Australia No. 537314; U.S. Pat. No. 4,574,263; Canada No. 1184642; Europe No. 0060854. Those patents also cite a number of references on the art.
However, the papers and patents cited refer to metal film bolometer detectors, wherein the heat sensitive material is a thin metal film. These detectors have a tow temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR) and low electrical resistance, which together give very small signal levels in the nanovolt range. Consequently, the infrared responsivity measured as the ratio of signal voltage to incident radiant power is also small, typically less than 100 volts per watt. It is the objective of the present invention to improve the detecting ability by employing a semiconductor film as the heat sensitive material. Both the TCR and electrical resistance are much larger, resulting in signal levels in the microvolt range, with responsivities exceeding 10000 volts per watt. Such high signal levels, together with a smaller power dissipation, make the semiconductor bolometer more suitable for large focal plane arrays.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,116,063 describes a bolometer designed specifically to operate at a very low temperature, and has a sensitive element of a semiconductor crystal extended on two faces by beams of the same material, but of smaller cross-section which have been metallised.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,069,644 is directed to a bolometer comprising an evacuated envelope having a glass frame, a thin film of insulating material with spaced strips of metallic film on the insulating film, and a thin elongated layer of semiconducting material extending across the strip.
A semiconductor film bolometer infrared detector has been described in a paper by K. C. Liddiard titled "Thin Film Resistance Bolometer IR Detectors-II", published in Infrared Physics, Vol. 26, No. 1, p. 43, January 1986. This paper, and other reference cited above do not describe either the method of preparation or the materials technology which are features of the present invention. In particular, the method of preparation whereby a thin film bolometer infrared detector array is prepared by on-the-plane, single-sided monolithic microcircuit processing techniques, has not been previously described.
According to this invention a single detector, or a two-dimensional planar array of detectors, may be prepared by monolithic microcircuit processing techniques on a monocrystalline silicon substrate, and integrated with associated microelectronic signal conditioning and multiplexing circuits fabricated on the same substrate. When employed with a suitable optical system, the detector or detector array detects infrared heat radiation emitted from bodies within the field of view of the optical system.
An individual infrared detector is comprised essentially of a detector element formed on a thin dielectric pellicle, which is supported over a cavity in the monocrystalline silicon substrate. The detector element is a thin film of semiconductor material, together with thin film metallic contacts which form the electrical connection between the semiconductor material and a nearby electronic amplifier. The metallic films also serve to form, in conjunction with the semiconductor layer, the infrared absorbing mechanism of the detector. The cavity beneath the detector pellicle is produced by chemically etching through holes or slots created in the surface of the substrate.
Each detector element is connected to a low noise electronic amplifier, which may be a separate component, but in the preferred embodiment is located adjacent to the detector element on the same substrate. In the case of a large number of detectors in a two-dimensional array, additional electronic circuits which may include a bandpass filter, sample-and-hold, and multiplexor, are also fabricated by microelectronic processing techniques on the same substrate. This arrangement has considerable advantages in simplicity and device yield over hybrid designs where the detector array and signal processing electronics are fabricated on separated substrates.
In order to fully understand the construction and method of preparation of the invention, reference should now be made to the accompanying drawings.
In these drawings:
FIG. 1 is a schematic plan of a single detector element according to the invention;
FIG. 2 is a side elevation of the invention;
FIG. 3 shows the method of thermal isolation;
FIG. 4 illustrates optional methods of forming electrical contacts; and
FIG. 5 shows how an array of detectors may be prepared together with an associated microelectronic circuit on the same substrate.
The substrate is a monocrystalline silicon wafer (or slice) having a (1-0-0) surface orientation, of the type employed for the manufacture of monolithic microcircuit devices. Referring now to FIGS. 1 and 2, the detector element is designated 1, comprising bottom electrical contact 2, semiconductor layer 3, and top electrical contact 4. The pellicle is designated 5, silicon wafer substrate 6, and silicon dioxide insulator layer 7. Etch holes are numbered 8 and the electrical connection joining the detector element to a nearby electronic amplifier is shown as 9.
The detector is prepared as follows:
The substrate is first thermally oxidised, according to established practice, and windows are patterned in the silicon dioxide layer so formed by conventional photolithographic techniques using a hydrofluoric acid etchant. These windows, which extend to the surface of the silicon wafer, define the area where the pellicle is to be formed.
A suitable material is then deposited, which will later be removed but for the present fills the windows in the silicon dioxide. This material, which are referred to herein as the under-etch layer, is shown as component 10 in FIG. 3. The under-etch layer may be polycrystalline or amorphous silicon, deposited by chemical vapour deposition, sputter deposition, or thermal evaporation. In an alternative embodiment, the under-etch layer may be an amorphous dielectric material such as a glass or silicon dioxide deposited by chemical vapour deposition. Layers of this latter type are widely employed in microcircuit fabrication processes. The main requirement is that the under-etch layer can be removed by an appropriate etchant at a significantly faster etch rate than the window and pellicle materials.
The thickness of the under-etch layers is approximately the same as the window depth, such that the surface of the layer is coplaner with the upper surface of the oxidised wafer. Conventional lithographic techniques are again used to pattern the under-etch layer and produce the desired geometry. In the alternative embodiment, the under-etch layer may be deposited and planarised as a component layer of the particular microcircuit process used for preparation of the associated electronic circuit.
A thin dielectric film is then deposited over the entire wafer. This film, shown as the pellicle (5)in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, must be a material having a low thermal conductivity, in order to minimise lateral heat loss from the detector element. It is also desirable that the deposition parameters be selected to produce a film with low mechanical stress, so as to avoid fracture after removal of the under-etch layer. The preferred pellicle materials are silicon nitride or silicon oxynitride prepared by chemical vapour deposition. An aluminium oxide film deposited by thermal evaporation, or a polyimide film prepared by established microelectronic processing methods, have also been found to be suitable options for pellicle fabrication. The thickness of the pellicle film will normally be in the range 50 to 250 nanometer, but polyimide films may be thicker due to the very low thermal conductivity typical of this material.
The first, or lower, contact film is then prepared as follows:
A thin metal film is deposited by sputter deposition or thermal evaporation onto the pellicle layer. This film will act as the bottom electrical contact for the heat sensitive semiconductor layer, and may also serve as the electrical conductor connecting the detector element to the external electronic circuit. The metal film is also an essential component of the infrared absorption mechanism of the detector design.
The desired geometrical shape of the metal film is produced by conventional photolithography using the lift-off technique, or alternatively sputter or plasma etching. The thickness of the film must be as small as possible, to minimise lateral heat loss. For the same reason, the width of the film where it forms the electrical interconnect conductor (shown as (9) in FIG. 1) must also be small.
In the preferred embodiment, the contact material is a thin film of platinum or a refractory/metal such as tantalum. It should be understood that thermal annealing carried out during detector processing may convert the metal to a silicide, depending on the annealing temperature. This will be caused by diffusion and reaction with the semiconductor layer which forms the heat sensitive element of the detector. Other metals which have been found to be suitable options, particularly for research purposes, include nickel or nickel-chromium alloy.
The next process step is deposition of the semiconductor heat sensitive layer. The preferred material is amorphous silicon prepared by low pressure chemical vapour deposition (LPCVD) or by plasma-enhanced chemical vapour deposition (PECVD), the latter also known as RF glow discharge deposition. These techniques produce amorphous silicon layers from chemical dissociation of silane gas, the resultant layer containing a varying proportion of hydrogen to give a material called hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si:H). Sputter deposition from a silicon cathode in the presence of hydrogen produces a layer of similar characteristics, and this technique has been successfully employed as an optional method of preparation.
An alternative to an a-Si:H layer is a polycrystalline silicon layer prepared by thermal annealing of a LPCVD silicon deposit in a manner common to fabrication of VLSI microcircuit devices. This method may be preferred when the detector is prepared by high temperature processing in conjunction with an associated microelectronic circuit. By comparison, a-Si:H layers are produced at lower temperatures, and will normally be deposited after preparation of the microcircuit.
Depending on deposition conditions and detector geometry, the electrical resistivity of the semiconductor layer may be of the correct order of magnitude for satisfactory detector performance. It may, however, be desirable to introduce a suitable dopant material such as boron or phosphorus by addition of a small partial pressure of the desired gas, e.g. diborane or phosphine, during deposition. Alternatively, the dopant may be introduced by ion implantation. In this manner it is possible to achieve the specified electrical resistivity, hence resistance, of the detector element. The method chosen usually involves a compromise between the desired electrical resistivity and temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR).
The thickness of the semiconductor layer is chosen to give optimum infrared absorption, as described later in this specification. The layer is patterned by conventional photolithography using a chemical etchant, or by sputter, plasma or reactive ion etching.
Reference should now be made to FIG. 4, where three alternative contact configurations are shown. The simple gap configuration has been previously described, see K. C. Liddiard, Infrared Physics, Vol. 26, No. 1, p. 43, January 1986, but may be considered as an alternative embodiment of the present invention when taken in conjunction with the method of preparation described herein. The preferred configurations, however, involve deposition of a second, or top contact film, as illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 4.
The top contact film will usually, but not necessarily, be of the same composition as the bottom contact film, and will have a thickness chosen to optimise infrared absorption. The film will again be patterned by the lift-off technique, or by sputter of plasma etching.
Research has shown that the electrical characteristics of the detector contacts can be advantageously modified by shallow doping of the semiconductor, which assists in the achievement of low contact resistance. An ohmic contact can also be obtained with a thin film of pure amorphous silicon between the metal and semiconductor layer.
Infrared absorption may be achieved by one of two optional techniques. For the simple gap contact configuration shown in FIG. 4, the single (bottom) contact layer will be deposited so as to have a nominal sheet resistance of 189 ohms per square, giving a maximum absorption of 50%. This result is a well known prediction of electromagnetic theory. It can be readily shown that the thickness of the semiconductor heat sensitive layer is not critical in-so-far as infrared absorption is concerned, but should be as small as possible to reduce planar thermal loss.
The use of a second (top) contact, as described above, enables an enhanced absorption to be achieved by virtue of the formation of an optical interference filter. The theory of this filter has been given by P. A. Silberg, in a paper titled "Infrared Absorption of Three-Layer Films", J. Opt. Soc. Amer., Vol. 47, No. 7 p 575, 1957; and the application to pyroelectric infrared detectors has been described in the article titled "Thin Film Absorber Structures for Advanced Thermal Detectors", J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A, Vol. 6(3), p 1686, May/June 1988.
There is, however, no known reference to the application of this technique to monolithic thin film bolometer infrared detectors. In this case, the bottom thin film metallic contact should be a perfect reflector at infrared wavelengths, whilst the top contact should have a nominal sheet resistance of 377 ohms per square. The thickness of the semiconductor heat sensitive layer must now be equal to λ/4n, where λ is the wavelength of maximum absorption and n is the refractive index of the semiconductor layer. The thickness will usually be chosen to attain maximum infrared absorption at 10 μm wavelength.
In practice it is found that the resistance of the metallic contact films are not critical--an absorption of at least 90% is achieved for the 8 to 12 μm waveband when the resistance of the bottom contact is less than 10 ohms per square, and that of the top contact is 300 to 500 ohms per square.
The final process step is thermal isolation of the detector element. During this step the detector element must be protected by depositing a layer of a suitable metal or dielectric material, which acts as an etch barrier. This layer may be aluminium, gold, silicon dioxide, silicon nitride or silicon oxynitride. Holes or slots are then patterned by chemical, sputter, plasma or reactive ion etching (or a combination of these), extending from the surface to the under-etch layer. At this stage it is also desirable to partially dice the substrate using a microcircuit dicing saw, to permit easy separation of individual detector arrays after thermal isolation.
If an under-etch layer other than silicon is employed then this layer must now be removed by etching through the holes or slots using the appropriate chemical etchant. If the under-etch layer is comprised only of silicon then this step may be omitted.
The substrate is then loaded in a glass or polytetrafluoroethylene holder and placed in a flask fitted with a reflux condenser. The flask contains an anisotropic silicon etchant, maintained at the required temperature by immersion in a temperature-controlled glycerol or oil bath. High purity nitrogen is circulated through the flask and the etchant is subjected to gentle agitation using magnetic stirring. The preferred etchant is ethylene diamine pyrocatechol (EDP). Hydrazine or potassium hydroxide may also be used. The choice of etchant may also dictate appropriate selection of the protective layer material.
During this process step (or these process steps) the under-etch layer is rapidly etched and removed through the etch holes to expose the underlying monocrystalline silicon substrate. The progress at this point is illustrated in FIG. 3 (the protective layer is not shown for reasons of simplicity). The silicon substrate is then etched to form a pyramidal-shaped cavity beneath the detector element, conforming precisely to planes of crystal symmetry.
Following removal of residual etchant, thence rinsing and drying, the protective layer is removed and the detector elements are now seen to be supported on pellicles over the cavities formed in the substrate. It is noted that a protective layer such as silicon nitride may be retained to add strength to the pellicle, but this layer will contribute additional thermal capacitance and heat loss.
Individual detector arrays may now be separated from the substrate. In this regard, it should be understood that a number of arrays will normally be prepared on a single substrate by means of step-and-repeat artwork generated on photolithographic mask sets.
Alternative methods of thermal isolation involving anisotropic etching through the rear surface of the substrate have been described in references cited in this specification. However, the present invention is concerned solely with monolithic single-sided wafer processing. A demonstrated option to the above procedure is to complete the cavity etch prior to deposition of the under-etch layer, all other processing steps remaining the same.
As noted earlier, the detector array may be integrated with a microelectronic circuit formed on the same silicon wafer substrate. This circuit will typically comprise voltage bias, signal amplification, sample-and-hold, and multiplexing components, prepared by VLSI microcircuit fabrication techniques. The choice of detector materials will determine the sequence of operations in a fully integrated process schedule. Thus polysilicon and refractory silicide metallisation can withstand the high temperatures of VLSI processing, whilst amorphous silicon and platinum-based metallisations must be deposited after completion of microcircuit preparation.
Following processing, individual array chips are mounted and wire bonded in a suitable microcircuit package. An infrared window comprised of one of the materials germanium, silicon, zinc sulphide or zinc selenide, is sealed to the package. Each side of the window is coated with an anti-reflection coating optimised for infrared transmission in the 8 to 12 μm waveband. The package is sealed in an atmosphere of nitrogen gas or, preferably, a gas having a low thermal conductivity such as xenon. A novel vacuum packaging technology has been developed, which comprises a desirable but not essential feature of the present invention. It may be noted that sealing in a vacuum or a low thermal conductivity gas reduces heat loss from the detector element, with a subsequent increase in detector response.
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By Conor Ward: Rumours surrounding the possible return of Floyd Mayweather Jr. to the ring have gathered further momentum today, with reports that Mayweathers camp have approached Rickys Hattons advisers with a view to a rematch with the Hitman.'
Hattons lawyer Gareth Williams and his father Ray Hatton have confirmed that they have been sounded out by Mayweathers representatives. As every British boxing fan knows only too well, Ricky suffered the first and only defeat of his career to date against Mayweather in December 2007 via a brutal tenth round TKO. As they also know, Hatton has bounced back well from that defeat, his impressive and comprehensive victory over fellow light-welterweight Paulie Malignaggi last month putting him right back in the shake-up at the top end of the world scene.
Of course Floyd and Ricky are just two of the characters in this plot, one which is thickening by the day. The fighter very much in the middle of it all is Filipino legend and current pound-for-pound king Manny Pac-Man Pacquiao. Since Pacquiaos recent dismantling of Oscar de la Hoya at welterweight, everything has been pointing towards a summer 2009 showdown between Manny and Manchesters Hatton. But five-weight world champ Mayweather who announced his retirement from the sport in June of this year remained as the elephant in the room when contemplating the prospect of a Pacquiao-Hatton match-up.
Its all basically good news and exciting stuff thus far for fight fans. Even if Floyd stays home to count his mound of cash and doesnt bother to darken the door of his Vegas gym any time soon, Pacquiao-Hatton is a genuine dream match (in contrast with the over-hyped Pacquiao-De la Hoya), a mouth-watering prospect, proper Grade A pound-for-pound entertainment. Most of us would probably settle for that as the biggest spectacle of 09 well, at least as a joint title-holder with another Cotto-Margarito slugfest.
But the prospect of Mayweather returning has thrown a few gallons of fuel onto my flames of anticipation. Throw the guy who is probably the most skilled and accomplished fighter of his generation (thats the Pretty Boy) back into the mix, and my hands are rubbing themselves with a warm glee before I even asked them to.
While Floyds return is by no means an absolute certainty at this stage, it would seem unlikely that he could resist the lure of at least one mega-money match-up in the next twelve months and the chance to put himself back on that perch as the sports number one exponent.
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Turning 32 in February, Floyd is still in his prime of health, having never suffered major punishment inside the ropes and with a good year off from the rigours of training behind him. Whats more, his last outing saw him right at the top of his game as he pulled just about every trick out of the locker in dismantling Hatton.
The presence of Mayweather Sr. in Hattons corner adds a delicious bit of extra spice to a Floyd-Hatton reunion, along of course with the prospect of the event taking place in front of a baying British public below Wembleys glaring lights. Floyd-Pacquiao sells itself the current pound-for-pound top dog against the returning former king.
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Seasonality and Climatic Associations with Violent and Nonviolent Suicide: A Population-Based StudyLin H.-C.a · Chen C.-S.c · Xirasagar S.e · Lee H.-C.b, d
aSchool of Health Care Administration and bDepartment of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, Taipei Medical University, cDepartment of Economics, National Taipei University, and dDepartment of Psychiatry, Taipei Medical University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan; eArnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C., USA Corresponding Author
Background: Using 7-year population-based data on Taiwan, we examined seasonal variation in violent versus nonviolent suicide, and its association with meteorological factors: ambient temperature, relative humidity, atmospheric pressure, rainfall and daily sunshine hours. Methods: We used Taiwan's nationwide mortality data from 1997 to 2003, categorizing the sample decedents into two groups, violent (ICD-9-CM codes E953–E958) and nonviolent (E950–E952) suicide, based on the suicide method used. Seasonal autoregressive integrated moving average (SARIMA) modeling was used to detect seasonality of suicide, and the association of climate variables with violent versus nonviolent suicide. Results: The SARIMA test of seasonality was significant for both genders and the pooled sample (all p < 0.001) in violent suicide deaths, but not nonviolent suicides. Seasonal trends show a significant peak in March–May (early to late spring) for violent suicides. Increasing ambient temperature predicted increasing violent suicide rates. Conclusions: We conclude that seasonality exists in violent but not nonviolent suicide rates. Our findings suggest that suicide is a heterogeneous phenomenon and violent suicide may be more influenced by biochemical and chronobiological mechanisms.
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And, I didn't say it was anything but what "you think." What else would you be arguing but your own opinion? I just thought it was a bit weird, because usually the winner of the poll gets a bit more due. Which seems appropriate given this is probably what motivated a least some percentage of people who participated in the first place. As such, it seems like it was in bad form--but I acknowledge there may have been reasons that you chose to approach things as you did. Regardless, if you didn't specifically catch the beginning where you announce the poll results, based on the focus of your article here you might think Faora won the bout. I've read the other articles, and you don't generally deliver such a long rebuttal against the poll results. I also notice that in most of the fights, you do a cool little collage cut out where the winner is presented standing victorious over the loser, but in this case you didn't do that. Which is a bummer for a Thor fan I think, especially one who was a big fan of that little touch.
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I've written a SQL stored procedure to retrieve data from a SQL table and return it in a dataset. In the dataset two of the columns are date fields. When I call the stored procedure from iSeries Navigator to test it I get some weird results. What I've been able to determine is the two date fields are causing the weird results. Are date data types not supported in a result set for a SQL stored procedure? The system I'm on is running i5/OS V5R4. Is my only solution to my problem to convert the date fields to character in the result set?
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Re: SQL Stored Procedures and date fields2013-01-21T16:19:20Z in response to msoucyDate fields are supported in stored procedure result sets. What's the error behavior that you're seeing? Sounds like you should apply the latest V5R4 Database Group PTF and if that doesn't fix the problem, then open a PMR with IBM Support.
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Re: SQL Stored Procedures and date fields2013-01-21T16:38:16Z in response to msoucyI'm not getting an error. What appears to be happening is everthing seems to be off by four positions following the the two date field. Also the date in the 1st date field looks weird. Instead of it containing the value 01/01/2013 it contains the value 0110-11-01. I'm wondering if there could be some kind of date format mismatch issue. I'm thinking that my stored procedure is wanting a date in one format when it reads the DB2 table and it's getting the date in a different format with a 2-digit year instead of a four digit year. Is there somewhere I need to specify a date format either in my stored procedure or in my DB2 table?
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Re: SQL Stored Procedures and date fields2013-01-21T17:03:38Z in response to msoucyDate and time formats are stored along with the stored procedure, and the formats used are the ones in effect when the stored procedure is created. In order for you to see them correctly, your client connection attributes should specify the same date/time formats as that used by your stored procedure.
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Situated in the Seine in the centre of Paris, the ship-shaped Île de la Cité is the historical heart of the city. It is about 10 streets long and 5 wide. Eight bridges link it to the riverbanks, and a ninth leads to the Île Saint-Louis, the smaller island that lies to the southeast. The westernmost bridge is the Pont Neuf (New Bridge), which was built from 1578 to 1604. Despite its name, it is the oldest of the Paris bridges (others predate it but have been rebuilt). Its sturdiness has become axiomatic: Parisians still say that something is "solid as the Pont Neuf." The bridge, supported in the middle by the tip of the island, extends five arches to the Left Bank and seven to the Right. The parapet corbels are decorated with more than 250 different grotesque masks. The parapet curves out toward the water at each bridge pier, forming half-moon bays along what was the first sidewalk in Paris; in these bays street vendors set up shop. For 200 years this bridge was the main street and the perpetual fair of Paris. Although the structure undergoes regular repair, in the main Pont Neuf as it exists today is the original bridge.
Downstream and just below the bridge, the tip of the Île de la Cité is fashioned into a triangular gravel-pathed park bordered by flowering bushes, with benches under the ancient trees. It is surrounded by a wide cobbled quay that is especially popular with sunbathers and lovers. Where the steps go onto the bridge from the park, there is a bronze equestrian statue of King Henry IV, who insisted on completion of the Pont Neuf. The statue is an 1818 reproduction of the 1614 original, which was the first statue to stand on a public way in Paris. Opposite is the narrow entrance to the Place Dauphine (1607), named for Henry's heir (le dauphin), the future Louis XIII. The place was formerly a triangle of uniform red-brick houses pointed in white stone, but the row of houses along its base was ripped out in 1871 to make room for construction of part of the Palace of Justice (Palais de Justice).
The palace of the early Roman governor (now the Palace of Justice) was rebuilt on the same site by King Louis IX (St. Louis) in the 13th century and enlarged 100 years later by Philip IV (the Fair), who added the grim gray-turreted Conciergerie, with its impressive Gothic chambers. The Great Hall (Grand Chambre), which, under the kings, was the meeting place of the Parlement (the high court of justice), was known throughout Europe for its Gothic beauty. Fires in 1618 and 1871 destroyed much of the original room, however, and most of the rest of the palace was devastated by flames in 1776. The Great Hall now serves as a waiting room for the various courts of law housed in the Palace of Justice. In the adjoining first Civil Chamber, the Revolutionary Tribunal sat from 1793, condemning some 2,600 persons to the guillotine. After being sentenced, the victims were taken back down the stone stairs to the dungeons of the Conciergerie to await the tumbrels, the carts that carried them to the place of execution. The Conciergerie still stands and is open to visitors.
In the palace courtyards is found one of the great monuments of France, the 13th-century Sainte-Chapelle (Holy Chapel). Built at Louis IX's direction between 1243 and 1248, it is a masterpiece of Gothic Rayonnant style. With great daring, the architect (possibly Pierre de Montreuil) poised his vaulted ceilings on a trellis of slender columns, the walls between being made of stained glass. The exquisite chapel was designed to hold the Crown of Thorns, thought to be the very one worn by Jesus at his crucifixion. Louis IX had purchased the relic from the Venetians, who held it in pawn from Baldwin II Porphyrogenitus, the Latin emperor of Constantinople (now Istanbul). Other holy relics, such as nails and pieces of wood from the True Cross, were added to the chapel's collection, the remnants of which are now in the treasury of Notre-Dame.
Under King Louis-Philippe, the "sanitization" of the island was begun in the 19th century, and it was continued for his successor, Napoleon III, by Baron Haussmann. The project involved a mass clearing of antiquated structures, the widening of streets and squares, and the erection of massive new government offices, including parts of the Palace of Justice. The portion of the palace that borders the Quai des Orfèvres—formerly the goldsmiths' and silversmiths' quay—became the headquarters of the Paris municipal detective force, the Police Judiciaire (Judicial Police).
Across the boulevard du Palais is the Police Prefecture, another 19th-century structure. On the far side of the prefecture is the Place du Parvis-Notre-Dame, an open space enlarged six times by Haussmann, who also moved the Hôtel-Dieu, the first hospital in Paris, from the riverside to the inland side of the square. Its present buildings date from 1868.


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Ned Beatty, Sherry Stringfield, Jena Malone, Katee Sackhoff, Tom Everett Scott and Vivica A. Fox have signed up for guest spots on "Law and Order" this season.
The New York-set cop drama is slated to begin its 19th season Nov. 5, NBC said.
The long-running series is tied with "Cheers" and "MASH" for most consecutive best series Emmy nominations — 11. "Law and Order" is the longest-running drama series currently on television, the network noted. It has also spawned two spinoffs — "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" and "Law and Order: Criminal Intent."


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US-Russia Relations; Aging Parents; The Sports Gene
Wednesday, August 07, 2013
David Kramer, the president of Freedom House, talks about the state of U.S. – Russia relations since the Edward Snowden affair. Plus: a federal women's prison in Danbury, CT is changing to an all-male facility; managing relationships between adult children and their older parents; and Sports Illustrated writer David Epstein on his new book The Sports Gene: Inside the Science of Extraordinary Athletic Performance.
What You Need To Know About Al-Qaeda Today
With this week's terror alerts bringing al-Qaeda back into the spotlight, Dina Temple-Raston, NPR Counterterrorism and National Security correspondent, discusses the state of the organization, and why Yemen continues to be a hotspot.
The State of US-Russia Relations
This morning, President Obama canceled his Moscow one-on-one with Russian President Vladimir Putin amid U.S. anger over Russia's asylum of NSA leaker Edward Snowden. David J. Kramer, president of the human-rights organization Freedom House, talks about the state of U.S.-Russia relations in light, post-Snowden, and the ongoing tension over the treatment of gays in that country.
Danbury Women's Prison Turning to All-Male Facility
The Danbury women's prison in Connecticut will be turned into an all-male facility. Georgia Lerner, executive director of the Women's Prison Association explains the plan to relocate women to Alabama and other states, and what it would mean for the Northeast not to have a federal women's prison.
China's New Rule for Mandatory Parent Visits
Bonnie Tsui, stories editor for The Atlantic, discusses the new Chinese law requiring adult children to visit their parents. Tsui talks about what this legislation tells us about the needs of a growing elderly population in the U.S., and takes your calls on how you manage a long-distance relationship with your parents.
Having the Sports Gene
David Epstein, senior writer at Sports Illustrated and author of the new book, The Sports Gene: Inside the Science of Extraordinary Athletic Performance, discusses the science behind the idea that athleticism is in your genes.
EVENT: David Epstein reads from and discusses his book at Le Poisson Rouge in Manhattan on Thursday, August 8 at an event hosted by Gelf Magazine.
Southpaw Struggles
We all know about scissors, smudge marks, and those awkward desks -- but what makes life in the 21st century hard for left-handed people? Chris McManus, professor of psychology and medical education at the University College London and the author of Right Hand, Left Hand: The Origins of Asymmetry in Brains, Bodies, Atoms and Cultures, talks about the history of lefties, the science behind it and the modern-day inconveniences southpaws face.


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Middlesex continued to build a formidable first innings total against Warwickshire in their LV= County Championship match as they finished day two on 428/5 thanks largely to Sam Robson's 215 not out.Read more
Sam Robson's century helped Middlesex make a strong start to their LV=County Championship fixture against Warwickshire at Edgbaston.Read more
Middlesex take a hiatus from playing at Lord's as England move in for the first Test against New Zealand. Here's five things we've learned about the Panthers so far this season.Read more
Marcus North smashed a brutal century to set up a convincing victory for Glamorgan over Middlesex in the first YB40 match of the summer at Lord's.Read more
Chris Rogers made a double century as Middlesex comfortably played out a draw against local rivals Surrey on the final day at Lord's.Read more
A record opening stand between Chris Rogers and Sam Robson saw Middlesex fight back on day three of their LV = County Championship match with Surrey as the home side finished on 283/2 and a lead of 111 after being made to follow-on.Read more
Mark Ramprakash has challenged the Middlesex batting unit to step up and become the 'leader of the pack' when they lose Chris Rogers to Ashes duty with Australia later this summer.'Read more
Surrey moved into a dominant position in the London derby at Lord's after Middlesex collapsed to 161/9 to trail the Brown Caps by 177 runs on day two of their LV= County Championship clash.Read more
Rory Burns outshone his opening partner Graeme Smith with a century as Surrey had the better of the first day against Middlesex at Lord's.Read more
Mike Gatting, the former England and Middlesex captain, will serve as the next President of MCC, taking office on 1 October 2013.Read more


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A pilot project towards the central policy of cash transfer in lieu of kerosene is in the offing in the Ranga Reddy district. Commotion prevailed recently in the district, after a central team visited the Fair Price Shops in Maheshwaram mandal in order to assess the conduciveness for pilot implementation.
Further, those who went to collect their kerosene quota this month were asked to leave their bank account numbers. Those who didn't have accounts were advised to open one soon, which left enough room for speculation about the cash transfer. Quite a few protests were lodged with the central team against such decision.
The cash transfer policy envisages direct transfer of subsidy amount to the accounts of the respective beneficiaries, instead of providing the commodity at reduced price at the Fair Price Shops. It was first suggested by a task force headed by Nandan Nilekani, as a remedy to pilferages in the public distribution system.
While the policy is aimed to curb unscrupulous practices by the FPS dealers who allegedly divert the commodities for sale in black market, there are two obvious roadblocks, which, unless cleared, will leave the beneficiaries high and dry, say experts.
"The project will ensure that subsidy amount is transferred to the beneficiary's account soon after kerosene is bought from open market. But this presupposes the beneficiary's capability to buy it in the first place, which is not always true," says a senior official from the Civil Supplies department.
Secondly, the cash transfer scheme will give much scope for profiteering if kerosene is not sold in FPS, albeit at open market prices. Current price of kerosene hovers around Rs.35 per litre in open market, while it is being sold at Rs.15 in FPS. However, if the beneficiary is forced to buy it in open market at higher price, say at Rs.50, the subsidy amount deposited in the account will lose its purpose.
Notwithstanding all these objections, officials say that cash transfer scheme could sooner or later be extended to other subsidised commodities such as LPG and even rice.
However, the Director, Civil Supplies, K.R.B.H.N.Chakravarthi, says implementation of the policy is not anywhere in the horizon as Aadhaar enumeration is yet to be completed in the district. Unless each cardholder's number is linked up with the Aadhaar card, and Point-of-Sale biometric devices are installed, the implementation stage will not have arrived, he says.
Aadhaar enrolment has hit a roadblock in the entire country due to a software glitch, and hence the implementation of the cash transfer policy will take time, he assures.
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From malware on Google's Android phones to the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency trying to understand how stories or narratives impact security and human behaviour, the security world certainly is never boring. Here we take a look at 20 security stories that have shaped the industry in the past few months.
US adopting new cyberattack plan for security warriors
Can the US government and private industry unite to fight off those who are intent on waging cyber anarchy? The Defence Department hopes so and it has devised a plan to help promote that cooperation. Securing the nation's networks will require unprecedented industry and government cooperation, Deputy Defence Secretary William J. Lynn told attendees at the RSA security conference. "Through classified threat-based information, and the technology we have developed to employ it in network defence, we can significantly increase the effectiveness of cybersecurity practices that industry is already carrying out," Lynn said. Lynn noted that more than 100 foreign intelligence agencies have attempted intrusions on US networks.
Stolen US military IDs ideal cover for army of online dating scammers
It's a new twist on an old scam. The Army Times newspaper reported details of the growing trend of fraudsters stealing the identities of US Army soldiers from social network sites and then using that information to set up false profiles on internet dating sites. The profiles are uses to dupe prospective dates out of their money. But there are other consequences too.
"The unwitting soldiers are sometimes victims when their loved ones discover the online profiles and believe their soldiers are looking to cheat. [Master Sgt. C.J. Grisham, who uses his blog, 'A Soldier's Perspective,' to expose scammers using the soldier dating con] said the scam is a new twist on the so-called Nigerian 419 advance fee scam, and its popularity is growing, fuelled by soldiers' routine use of social networking sites and the internet's penetration into third-world havens for con men.
"In the past year, the traffic on my site related to the scams I write about has tripled," Grisham said. 'I'll get 30 to 40 comments a day and 20 emails a day asking me to look into whether or not they're being scammed.'"
Thought police? DARPA wants to know how stories influence human mind, actions
Since it sounds like a not-so-basic- science fiction script, you won't be surprised that the scientific masterminds at the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency are behind it. DARPA in a nutshell wants to know about how stories or narratives or whatever one might like to call them influence human behaviour.
"Stories exert a powerful influence on human thoughts and behaviour. They consolidate memory, shape emotions, cue heuristics and biases in judgment, influence in-group/out-group distinctions, and may affect the fundamental contents of personal identity. It comes as no surprise that these influences make stories highly relevant to vexing security challenges such as radicalisation, violent social mobilisation, insurgency and terrorism, and conflict prevention and resolution. Therefore, understanding the role stories play in a security context is a matter of great import and some urgency," DARPA stated.
"Ascertaining exactly what function stories enact, and by what mechanisms they do so, is a necessity if we are to effectively analyse the security phenomena shaped by stories. Doing this in a scientifically respectable manner requires a working theory of narratives, an understanding of what role narratives play in security contexts, and examination of how to best analyse stories - decomposing them and their psychological impact systematically."
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And the VPN is part of the entire solution. It's just the pipe or connection but all accounting systems I've seen don't allow such use. That is, I am guessing you are trying to avoid the usual PC for them to use GotoMypc or looking into Terminal Server.


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After browsing the internet for a replacement part, came upon your website with the super friendly repair man - making it look very easy to replace this part. The video answered all of my questions, and I was able to take apart the old dial - (although it helped to have an extra set of hands to lift off the gray rubber portion - while the other person was wrangling the white tabs inward with the screw driver) Once the new part came in (very quickly I might add) it took about 30 seconds to put everything back together. Thank you for the video, and the prompt service.
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I had some damage to my drywall thanks to a fish tank I had. You can see the damage here:
Unfortunately, the damage is not just the paint chipping off. It appears to be a little more than that. Is there a simple fix for this?
It look like moisture softened up some of the drywall mud---Not a big problem--scrape and sand the area and patch with some drywall mud--the stuff with the dark blue lid should do fine.
Use a 6" blade and sand--Presto--all fixed---Mike---
THIN to WIN. spread the coat very thin and take your time. also sand the area before you mud.
Yep, a couple of thin coats is preferable to trying to "pile" it on and cover with one coat. If there is a tape joint in there and the tape is loose, the tape will have to be removed and new tape put in....
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text: Stryder Callison just got a new app for his iPhone. "Voice Tutor" is a vocal warm-up that helps singers like himself perfect pitch, and it's a sign that the local rocker's old habits—he "used to smoke cigarettes, stay up until six, and scream" the night before a show—are long gone. He's finally taking himself seriously. After recording his first solo album, Years in the Making, Callison learned first hand what happens when you push your voice to its limit. "The more you abuse your vocal cords, it creates a little red bump," he says. "When you sing or even talk, your vocal cords won't vibrate at the right speed." Callison's late night jam sessions earned him a vocal polyp—a swollen growth on one of his vocal cords—that Whitney Houston and Julie Andrews can sympathize with. Over the following year, Callison began repairing his voice by allowing himself to speak for only one minute every hour.


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When a bankruptcy intervenes to prevent the continuation of a restructuring or loan enforcement effort, it is too late to supplement or strengthen loan documentation. Lenders are then stuck with what is — and sometimes more significantly — what is not in their existing loan documentation. Unfortunately, critical loan enforcement remedies and claim amounts may depend on not just the underwriting decisions relating to the loan itself or the value of any pledged collateral, but also on the scope and precision of what is sometimes derisively referred to as the "boilerplate provisions" in loan documents.
Sometimes lawyers prepare documents that contain paragraphs of mind-numbing complexity over simple, direct language. However, in the context of post-default loan enforcement, simple and direct language is at the core of the problem, resulting in omission or inadvertant waiver of important rights when the time comes to enforce the loan.
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Here is what I did with new switch (part#12002125) and it worked. Connect jumper to P1 and S1. Split the 2 red wires and put new spades on the ends, then put the red wire from left front switch on P2 and the other red wire from the right rear burner on 2. Blue goes to 4. Purple goes to 4A. Black goes to P1. Orange goes to S2.
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