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Other ID: W25-97
Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
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Principal Investigator(s): Michael Bothner
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Data Type(s): Imagery: Photo, Imagery: Video, Sampling: Geology, Time Series: Mooring (physical oceanography)
Scientific Purpose/Goals: The objective of the program is to conduct long-term monitoring of currents, sediment transport, and physical/chemical characteristics of sediments in western Massachusetts Bay.
Start Port/Location: Boston, MA
End Port/Location: Boston, MA
Start Date: 1997-09-23
End Date: 1997-09-24
Equipment Used: Bottom platform, Corer - piston, Grab sampler - Van Veen , Sediment traps, Camera- deep sea, Osprey camera system
Information to be Derived: Time series data; Samples and chemical analysis; Grain size analysis; Suspended sediment concentrations;
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Moorings recovered: 2 (#501 and 502, both deployed FA 97016 WHITE HEATH Jun. 10, 1997). Moorings deployed: 2 (#507 and 508, both recovered FA 98011 WHITE HEATH Feb. 10, 1998).
Staff: Michael Bothner, Peter W. Gill, Marinna Martini, Shannon McDaniel, Andrew McIntire, Richard Rendigs, Brenton B. Taylor
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Butman, B., Bothner, M.H., Alexander, P.S., Lightsom, F.L., Martini, M.A., Gutierrez, B.T., and Strahle, W.S., 2004, Long-term oceanographic observations in western Massachusetts Bay offshore of Boston, Massachusetts; data report for 1989-2002: URL: http://pubs.usgs.gov/dds/dds74/.
Butman, B., Dalyander, P.S., Bothner, M.H., and Lange, W.N., 2008, Time-series photographs of the sea floor in western Massachusetts Bay, 1996 - 2005: URL: http://pubs.usgs.gov/ds/266/.
Warner, J.C., Butman, B., and Dalyander, P. S., 2008, Storm-driven sediment transport in Massachusetts Bay: Continental Shelf Research, v. 28 no. 2, doi: 10.1016/j.csr.2007.08.008.
Warner, J.C., Sherwood, Christopher R., Signell, Richard P., Harris, Courtney K., and Arango, Hernan G., 2008, Development of a three-dimensional, regional, coupled wave, current, and sediment-transport model: Computers and Geosciences, v. 34 no. 10, doi: 10.1016/j.cageo.2008.02.012.
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Split and merge multiple text and binary files with this powerful tool!
How it Works
Step 1 - Select Processing Mode and Files
The program can process files in 3 distinct modes:
- Manual Mode - files are selected for processing, which is then started manually by clicking on the Start button
- Automatic / Background Mode - "monitors" are setup that scan specified folders for either existing, new, or modified files matching criteria, which are then automatically processed once the program starts "monitoring"
- Scheduled / Triggered Mode - processing is performed by processing jobs that can run on schedule or be started on specified events
In Manual mode files for processing can be selected and added to the processing list in multiple ways:
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- All from a given directory
- Recursive searching for files matching a pattern
- Drag & drop from Windows Explorer
- Paste from clipboard, paste paths
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Step 2 - Split or Join Files
Once the files you wish to split or join have been selected, pick the task you want to perform from the Pick a Tasks menu. A helper dialog will appear like the own shown here. It will guide you through customizing the operation you want to perform.
For example, if you want to Split files, it lets you select the kind of splitting you wish to perform: split by separator, split into parts of a given size, or split into a given number of parts of the same size.
Top Features
- 4 Processing Modes Manual, Automatic / Continuous, Triggered / Scheduled, Command Line.
- 4 Output Modes: normal, split files, join / merge files, zip files.
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- Advanced File Search: advanced wildcards, file properties, regular expressions, search in file contents.
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Split and Join Files by Choosing Output Mode
Join Output Mode
In Join output mode, processed files will be joined together. Files will be joined in the same order as they appear in the file list.
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Split by Separator Output Mode
In Split by Separator output mode, each processed file will be split into parts by the specified either text or binary separator (entered in hexadecimal format). Typically if N separators are found, file is split into N + 1 parts (unless file starts or ends with a separator, or several separators appear one after another).
When choosing output file name pattern, you can specify where the dynamically generated file part number should be included in the file name. By default, numeric code is appended to the end of file's full name.
Split into Parts Output Mode
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When choosing output file name pattern, you can specify where the dynamically generated file part number should be included in the file name. By default, numeric code is appended to the end of file's full name.
Split by Size Output Mode
In Split by Size output mode, each processed file will be split into parts of specified size. The number of parts will vary depending on the size of original file.
When choosing output file name pattern, you can specify where the dynamically generated file part number should be included in the file name. By default, numeric code is appended to the end of file's full name.
Zip Output Mode
In Zip output mode, processed files will be put into a single zip archive into its root directory and optionally compressed using deflate compression algorithm.
This mode is similar to Join output mode, except the files are put into an archive instead of simply being joined together, and their output file names will be preserved in an archive.
Joining and splitting can be done at either binary level by bytes or at the text level by either characters or lines.
Joining / Merging Files Together
When joining by bytes, the files are aligned so that the last byte of the first file comes right before the first byte of the second file. For character and line modes this works the same way, except the alignment occurs at the last/first character and the last/first line respectively.
Splitting Files
For splitting you have 3 options:
- Split using separator - choose the type of a separator (text or binary) and enter the separator in the provided space. If binary separator is used, it is entered in hexadecimal format.
- Split into parts of a given size - specify the size of the file part in terms of bytes, lines, or characters. The number of file parts may be different for every file processed.
- Split into N parts - specify into how many parts you want every processed file to be split. Every file will be split into the same number of parts, but the parts belonging to different files may have different sizes.
Zipping Files
In Zip mode files are put together into root directory of a single zip file and optionally compressed. This mode is similar to Join mode, in that in the end only one output file is produced, - in this case it is the zip archive containing processed files. All the files inside the archive are named according to the file name pattern that you specify.
Trying to split a file on specified separator?
With this product you can split files into multiple parts using text and binary separators!
File Operation Helpers
File Operation Helpers make it easy to perform certain file-related tasks that do not directly correspond to the built-in actions. File Operation Helpers automatically setup the proper output settings depending on the operation you choose to perform.
File Operation Helpers are available for the following operations:
- Copy and Move files
- Rename files
- Delete files
- Set or Change file attributes
- Split files
- Join / Merge files
- Generate hashes of files' contents
- Encrypt / decrypt files
Note: different file operation helpers are available depending on the product you are using.
Get Started Quickly
When you run the program, it greets you with a welcome screen, explaining how to get started right away.
Manual Processing Mode
Manual Processing Mode
In Manual Mode the program processes files only upon explicit initiation (when you add files, and click on the Start button).
Files can be added to the processing list in a variety of ways:
- Files can be selected individually
- All files from a particular folder can be added in one click
- Recursively scan directories and look for files that match given criteria
- Drag and drop from Windows Explorer / Folder / Desktop
- Import from a text-based list of file paths
- Paste from clipboard
- Open from previously saved file list
- Directly from Windows by selecting files in Windows Explorer, right-clicking, and launching the program that way (selected files will be automatically added)
Processing in Manual Mode
When files are processed in Manual Mode, a detailed progress is displayed right within the file list, letting you know which files are being processed and what is the processing stage. A processing result will be displayed in the file list as well once the file has been processed. You can then click on that processing result to see a detailed processing log for the file.
File list highlights:
- Add and remove files easily
- Save file list for future use and append existing lists
- Temporarily prevent processing of certain files by unchecking them
- Files are color-coded after processing, making it easy to spot problems
- File path is intelligently drawn whereby file name stands out from the whole path, the start and the end of the file path are always visible
- An icon is displayed next to every file making it easier to identify file type
- Detailed tips appear when you hover over files displaying file properties and even file's contents
- Processing result is displayed right within the file list with appropriate icon and a link to a detailed log
In Manual Mode you explicitly select files for processing in a variety of ways. You can drag & drop files from Windows Explorer; paste them from clipboard; add all files from a given folder; add specific files by selecting them from a list; search for specific files that match given criteria; or paste file paths.
Additionally you can further refine the file list by unchecking the files you wish to temporarily exclude from processing.
When satisfied with file selection, you can then manually process the whole batch. Processing can be started as long as the file list contains at least one checked file.
Automatic / Background / Continuous Processing Mode
Automatic Processing Mode
In Automatic Mode, instead of selecting specific files for processing, you setup "monitors" that tell the program which files should be processed and when; and the processing is performed automatically and continually when the specified conditions are met.
3 Types of Monitors
The program supports 3 kinds of monitors: File Exists, File Added, and File Changed. Depending on the kind of monitor you setup, the processing will be triggered only when appropriate condition is met.
For example, if you set up a File Exists monitor, the program will always process all qualified files in the monitored folder as long as they are present; however if you set up a File Added monitor, the program will process only the new files that have been copied or moved to the folder since the monitoring of that folder has been started.
How Monitors Work
The monitors work by continually scanning the specified folder (directory) and subfolders for specified files that match a predefined naming pattern (mask) as well as other properties. The scanning happens at equally spaced time intervals that you define (refresh rate).
Among the file properties that may be examined are: file size, file dates, file attributes, and file contents. This way you can explicitly tell the program which files should be processed; and only the files that match the criteria specified will be enqueued by the monitor for processing.
Monitors List
After a monitor has been set up, it will appear in the list of monitors.
You can define as many monitors as you like subject to the system resources you have and the product edition that you are using. Additionally, monitors can be enabled and disabled with a single click.
You can also save and open monitor lists easily, so you can reuse your monitor setups later.
Processing in Automatic Mode
In automatic mode processing works in 2 stages. First, the monitor(s) scan the specified folder for any valid files, and add them to the processing queue. Then the program automatically processes all files that are in the queue. These 2 stages need not be consecutive, as the program begins processing as soon as the queue is non empty.
Unlike in Manual Mode, in Automatic Mode you can pause processing, make the changes to the actions in the actions sequence and / or the monitors, and then resume.
In Automatic Mode, instead of selecting specific files for processing, you setup "monitors" that tell the program which files should be processed and when. The processing is performed automatically and continually when the specified conditions are met and the program is in the active monitoring mode.
A monitor works by performing periodic searches through the specified folder(s) for all the files that match given criteria and satisfy monitor's behavior type (see below). All matching files that were found by the monitor are then put into the processing queue. Periodicity of the search/check can be controlled and can range anywhere from 1 minute to several hours or even days.
Depending on the monitor behavior type, file processing may be initiated under different conditions:
- File is Present - processing is performed on all files matching criteria located the monitored folder (same file may be processed multiple times unless destination and original file paths differ and the original files are deleted after processing).
- File was Modified - processing is performed on all files that have been modified since the last time the monitored folder was checked.
- New File was Added - processing is performed only on the new files that were added to the folder since the last time the folder was checked.
There is no limit to how many monitors you can setup, - it only depends on the system resources that are available to you. The monitor setup can be easily saved to a file for future use.
Once you have setup the monitors and actions, you can start monitoring and processing. Unlike Manual Mode, processing in the Automatic Mode can be paused, so you can edit both the monitors and actions in the Action Sequence, and then safely resume processing.
Automatic Mode is ideal for cases when your workflow involves continually working with small batches of files that are coming in periodically and require similar kind of processing.
Triggered / Scheduled Processing Mode
Triggered / Scheduled Processing Mode
In Triggered or Scheduled Processing Mode, file processing is started upon a specified event (trigger) or at a specific time as per the specified schedule.
You can create as many triggered/scheduled processing jobs as you want - all with different schedules, files to process, actions to perform, and other settings.
The program need not be running in order for processing jobs to be activated, the program and processing is started automatically by Windows Task Scheduler Service.
Creating Processing Jobs
Creating a processing jobs is straight forward. You define some general settings such as job's name, mode of operation. Then you specify the job's schedule or trigger that will determine when the processing job is actually ran. Finally you specify the which files should be processed; how the files should be processed (which actions should be performed); and where the processed files should be saved.
Managing Processing Jobs
Once the processing job has been created, it appears in the list of processing jobs. This list reflects all the jobs that have been created and are registered with Windows Task Scheduler Service which is responsible for job's execution.
Jobs can be enabled and disabled with a single click by putting or removing the checkmark next to the job;s name in the list.
Triggered or Scheduled Processing Mode lets you define different processing jobs that can be executed on schedule or a particular trigger, such as: on every Monday at 2:00; at Logon; on a particular system event; etc.
The program does not need to be running for the processing job to be activated - it will be automatically started with the right command line parameters at the right time by Windows Task Scheduler Service (which needs to be enabled for this feature to work) and begin performing the tasks defined by the processing job.
The program can perform processing jobs in 3 different modes:
- Command Line Mode - only the console window will be displayed.
- GUI Mode - program is launched and performs processing displaying progress in regular Graphical User Interface.
- Invisible Mode - no user interface of any kind is shown, and the processing job is performed in the background.
All processing jobs can be different: for every job you can specify not only the trigger or schedule that will determine when it runs, but also the files to be processed, actions to be performed, output file name pattern and directory, and a host of other options.
Processing jobs are easily managed within the program, but should the need arise, you can also modify their properties in Windows Task Scheduler directly.
Processed Files Naming Options
Rename Files
You can give processed files any name you desire with the powerful built-in file name designer tool. It features simple drag & drop user interface that lets you select various tokens from a list of almost 100 and use these tokens as part of the generated file name.
The tokens may represent either dynamically generated content that can be included as part of the file name, or a command that somehow modifies the part of the filename that has already been generated (like changing letter case, or performing replacement operation).
Use Tokens to Generate Dynamic File Names
There are close to 100 different tokens that can be used to generate dynamic file names that meet your requirements. Simply include the token in the appropriate place in the file name pattern to have dynamically generated content inserted in the right place (if the token generates content), or to affect the generated filename in other ways (if the token represents a command or operation).
The following tokens are available:
- File creation and modification dates, file size
- Current date and time
- Random numbers and letters
- File hashes: MD5, SHA1, SHA2, CRC...
- Original file name, extension, folder name
- EXIF and ID3 tags
- Search & Replace operation letting you replace text within file name
- RegEx Replace - replace within file names using Regular Expressions
- Letter case modification commands (make upper case, lower case)
When it comes to saving processed files, the program really shines, as it comes with built-in professional file renamer tool that lets you easily design file naming pattern simply by drag-dropping different name parts (tokens) onto the text area. And there are many tokens to choose from: various hashes and checksums like MD5, SHA, SHA2, CRC16, CRC32, etc; file size; parts of original name/folder; creation and modification dates and their parts; random characters; EXIF and ID3 met tags; etc. You can even perform search and replace operations on the file name patterns you design!
Moreover the program can act solely as bulk file name renamer utility: you do not have to add any actions to the action sequence, and choose to only rename files instead!
Need to replace text in file names? Insert EXIF data or hashes?
Look no further! This product will let you do all that and more, thanks to its powerful file name designer and renamer!
Select Files for Processing with Deep File Search
Recursive File Search
One of the ways you can add files to the file list for processing is by doing a search for all files that match criteria you specify. The program will scan selected directories and subdirectories for any valid files and automatically add them to the list.
- Recursive scanning with customizable depth
- Specify files to include and exclude using highly customizable patterns and masks - much more powerful than your basic wildcards but easier to use than Regular Expressions!
- Specify directories to exclude from search
- Use Regular Expressions to specify file name patterns
- Use case sensitive matching
Note that you can save your customized file searches as templates for future use.
Search for Files Based on Properties
You can add find files you need for processing based on their properties like size or creation date, and attributes. This is in addition to basic search by name!
What's more is that you can fine tune these and select the exact ranges for all properties, like setting the size to be between 1MB and 5MB for example. With dates, too, you can be as specific as you want: you may, for example, look for files created on any day in May 2012, or on May 10 2012 specifically.
Search in Files for Text Content
You can search for and add files for processing using not just their names and properties, but actual contents as well. Perhaps you need to process only files that start with a particular text; or only those files that contain a particular text specified number of times. The program is very flexible!
Search for files based on text content using these conditions:
- Contains at least N times
- Contains at most N times
- Contains exactly N times
- Contains between N and M times
- Does not Contain N times
- Does not Contain
- Starts with / Does Not Start with
- Ends with / Does Not End with
Ignore case option and wildcards are fully supported for more advanced searches!
Search in Files for Bytes & Binary Content
You can search for and add files for processing using their binary content. Perhaps you need to process only files that start with a particular sequence of bytes; or only those files that contain a particular byte sequence no more than specified number of times. The program is very flexible!
Search for files based on binary content using these conditions:
- Contains at least N times
- Contains at most N times
- Contains exactly N times
- Contains between N and M times
- Does not Contain N times
- Does not Contain
- Starts with / Does Not Start with
- Ends with / Does Not End with
Wildcards are fully supported for more advanced searches!
In all 3 of the program operating modes, files for processing can be selected using recursive (deep) file search, where the program automatically scans specified directories for files matching desired criteria, such as: file name pattern, extension, size, dates, content, etc. This has several advantages:
- Program automatically searches for desired files - no need to pick files manually
- Not just file name and attributes, but also their content in both text and binary form can be examined
- Complex searches can be saved and reused later
For finding files with names matching a specific pattern, you can either use extended wildcards with support for positive and negative matches, sub-masks, character ranges, grouping and alternation patterns; or use even more powerful Regular Expressions.
Trying to do a content-based deep file search?
This product can examine files' content in both text and binary form, so you can pick out only the files you need!
Advanced Wildcards
You can easily add files for processing matching a specific naming pattern and having certain extension(s) with advanced wildcards! Of course, you could use regular Operating System file search, but it is very weak and supports only basic wildcards. On the other hand, Regular Expressions may be too complicated for a trivial task like selecting files matching a give name pattern.
Advanced wildcards, one of product's many unique features, is what you would want to use!
|Regular OS Wildcards
|Advanced Wildcards
|Regular Expressions
Triggered / Scheduled Processing Jobs
Setup a Processing Job - General Properties
Processing jobs allow you to setup various batch file processing tasks that will be executed on a specified trigger or on schedule.
General properties include: name of the job, general timeframe when the job can be active, operation mode that determines if any UI will be shown, and user account together with security context under which the job will be executed.
Setup a Processing Job - Select Files
There are several ways in which you can specify which files should be processed by a processing job:
- Specified directories will be scanned for files matching a given name pattern
- Specified file search template will be used (see Recursive File Search)
- Specified list of files containing files' full paths will be used.
Setup a Processing Job - Specify Actions
Once you have specified which files should be processed by a processing job, the next step is to specify how these files should be processed, which actions and operations should be performed. This is done by specifying a previously saved action sequence template.
Additionally you can customize a few other processing aspects like the number of processing threads and logging options.
Setup a Processing Job - Output Settings
Output settings determine where and how the processed files are saved. All the options that are available in Step 3 in Manual and Automatic processing modes can be customized here as well. These include:
- File naming pattern and destination / output folder
- Output mode: normal, join, split, or zip
- Ability to define a third-party tool to execute after processing has finished
- Backup- and file saving- related options
Setup a Processing Job - Triggers - Monthly
Last step in setting up a processing job is to define a trigger or specify a schedule that will determine when the processing job will actually execute.
Monthly trigger lets you specify that a job should be executed on a monthly basis. You can select specific days of the month or weeks when the job should be run, as well as specify which months should be included and which ones should be excluded.
Setup a Processing Job - Triggers - Weekly
Last step in setting up a processing job is to define a trigger or specify a schedule that will determine when the processing job will actually execute.
Weekly trigger lets you specify that a job should be executed on a weekly basis. You can select specific days of the week when the job should be run.
Setup a Processing Job - Triggers - Daily
Last step in setting up a processing job is to define a trigger or specify a schedule that will determine when the processing job will actually execute.
Daily trigger lets you specify that a job should be executed on a daily basis. You can specify the daily recurrence pattern as well.
Setup a Processing Job - Triggers - Event
Last step in setting up a processing job is to define a trigger or specify a schedule that will determine when the processing job will actually execute.
Event-based triggers lets you specify that a job should be executed when a particular application or system event occurs. This feature is available only on Windows Vista or higher. Any events that you see in the Windows Event Viewer are supported, and a processing job will be automatically started by Windows Task Scheduler Service when the associated event occurs.
Setup a Processing Job - Command Line Preview
A processing job is automatically executed by the means of Windows Task Scheduler Service launching the program on appropriate trigger / schedule and with job-specific command line arguments.
The Command Line Preview tab shows you the exact command line that will be run in order to start the processing job. That way you can launch the program manually with appropriate parameters and have the same processing job be manually started.
It is possible to create scheduled or triggered processing jobs that will be automatically performed even if the program is not running. And there is no limit to how many such jobs can be created!
For every job you can specify the files to be processed, actions to be performed, output settings, and other processing options.
When the processing job is triggered, depending on the job's setting the program will be automatically launched in either GUI, console, or hidden mode, and the processing will be automatically started. When done, the program will exit automatically.
There are numerous triggers available: daily, weekly, monthly, event-based, etc.
Common Tasks
Common Tasks - Working with Files
Not only can you modify file's contents with common tasks, but it's very easy to perform various file system -related operations as well:
- Find files using content-based recursive search
- Move and copy files
- Rename files
- Delete files
- Split and join files
- Encrypt and decrypt files
- Generate file hashes
- Modify file attributes
The program gives you full control when designing the sequence of actions; yet at the same time if you are just starting or want to perform some basic task quickly, the program offers numerous common tasks organized into categories that you can simply click on and see the needed actions be automatically added to the action sequence for you, so you can get started in no time!
Note that with the built-in actions and operations you can do much more than what you can do with common tasks described above! Common tasks by no means represent all of product's functionality, but rather facilitate product's use when it comes to dealing with frequently occurring tasks.
Full Command Line Support & Console Operation
Batch File Split & Join has full support for command line operation. It can not only be started from command line with specific options, but it can also run and operate entirely in console window.
A typical usage scenario would be to first specify a sequence of actions to be performed and then save that sequence to a template file. Then you can easily process files entirely from command line using a few switches: input directory and input file pattern, path to a saved action sequence template file, and output directory with file naming pattern.
Some benefits of command-line processing include:
- Ability to launch program and perform file processing on demand or by invoking it from third-party tools
- Perform processing a bit more efficiently without consuming a few extra resources needed to display and update Graphical User Interface
- Manually schedule the program to run with specific parameters using third-party scheduling programs or other automation software
- Execute batch processing tasks directly from Windows Power Shell
- Execution from a batch file with different parameters each time
- Simultaneous execution of several instances
- Faster startup and configuration as predefined command line snippets can be used, and in general typing is faster than manipulating UI elements
Highly Customizable with Options
The program can be easily customized to your preferences, thanks to the many options that it has. Various options include:
- Auto-load and auto-save options that control which items the program will automatically save upon exit
- Syntax highlighting, colorization, and interactive tooltips in textual fields
- Tooltips preferences that control how and when the tooltips will be displayed
- Font options that let you choose the default type and size of the monospace font the program uses in text fields
- Various other User Interface related settings including theme kind, color-coding, etc.
- Different processing options like the number of threads, queue size, maximum text file size for Regular Expressions, etc.
Integrated Help with Informative Tooltips
Very Detailed Tooltips
Batch File Split & Join features very detailed and helpful tooltips that are available for virtually all user interface elements. If the text is too long, it is broken up into several pages that you can easily scroll through with your mouse wheel. No need to view external documentation, the help is completely integrated with the product!
Movable Tooltips
Some tooltips can be moved around and pinned so they stay visible on top of other windows until closed. This is useful when a tooltip displays certain technical information that may be needed to configure certain settings, and should therefore remain visible even when the mouse is no longer hovering over its parent element!
File Tooltips
There are very detailed tooltips for files in the file list! Such tooltips display not only basic file information like file name, location, size, and attributes, but also show first few dozens of bytes that make up file content! These tooltips also inform you of what actions are possible with the file selected.
List Items Tooltips
Various lists in the program that let you select different items (like tokens, tags, etc.) also offer detailed tooltips that display relevant information about items in the list.
Concept-Related Tooltips
Certain tooltips not only explain what a particular button or interface element does and how it can be used, but they also explain the underlying concept, as is illustrated by this tooltip displaying information about Regular Expressions language element.
Smart Contextual Tooltips
Although optional and can be turned off, the program also offers contextual tooltips that will appear when you move your mouse over distinct parts of text in certain text fields that support syntax highlighting.
Such tooltips are featured for all text fields that accept Regular Expression patterns as input; fields that allow character escapes; and in the file name pattern designer.
This is very useful, as simply by hovering your mouse over different areas in the text fields, you will instantly know what a particular RegEx element or file name token does.
With Batch File Split & Join we have re-imagined the concept of in-place help for a software product with the goal for it to be readily-accessible, well integrated, useful, and detailed. No more clumsy external huge help files that would take hours to make sense of and relate to the program!
Instead, virtually all elements of the User Interface have very detailed, in some cases multi-paged, informative tooltips that not only explain what a particular button, checkbox, or option does, but also provide valuable insights and helpful tips letting you know how to take advantage of a particular feature.
Multi-paged tooltips can be easily viewed simply by scrolling with your mouse wheel. Certain contextual tooltips can also be moved around and pinned to stay on top of other windows. This may be invaluable if you need to keep certain information in the view while working on something else.
Optional Integration with Windows Explorer
Process Files from Windows Explorer
If you install optional Windows integration component, you will be able to launch Batch File Split & Join directly from Windows explorer by selecting the files or a folder containing files that you wish to process, right-clicking on the selection, and choosing Batch Process Files menu.
Program Starts in Compact Mode
When you launch program from Windows Explorer, it starts in a very compact mode with the files you selected in Windows Explorer already automatically added and ready for processing. This is done for your convenience so you can process file right away!
By default, if the program is started from Windows Explorer, it will automatically quit once the processing has been completed. However there is an option to change this behavior if you want.
Compact Mode UI
When the program is started in compact mode, it shows only the primary action you selected in the Windows Explorer's right-click context menu when you launched the program, and additionally crucial output settings that include file naming pattern and destination to save processed files.
If this is not enough for your needs and you need to make some changes and add more actions or files, or adjust other settings, you can always enter Full View by simply maximizing the window. There is also an option for the program to always start in Full View if you want.
Upon installation of the software, you have the option to install a Windows Shell extension that integrates a Batch Process context menu into Windows Explorer, making it super easy to simply right-click on a group of files or a folder and launch the program with the selected files and chosen operation already setup, so you can process the files right-away - directly from Windows!
Advanced Logging
When processing thousands of files using complex action sequences with multiple conditions and actions, certain things might go wrong occasionally; and that's where program's excellent troubleshooting abilities come in very handy.
Program's advanced logging capabilities make it super easy to diagnose problems and get rid of any processing warnings or errors. A very detailed log is automatically generated by the program for every processed file that contains details about which actions have been performed, when, with what options, and with what results. All this information is made available to you in a nicely formatted view once the processing has been completed.
The processing log can be manually saved to a file after processing and / or automatically generated as a text log file in the destination folder(s).
Alternative User Interface Theme
Program also offers alternative User Interface skin for cases when Aero rendering is not available, or if you prefer glass-less look instead.
Other Features
Some other notable features that are not represented in the screenshots above:
- Virtually all actions allow you to customize the range of their operation, so that you can restrict a particular action to operate only on a specified part of the file (as if the file itself was smaller).
- Built-in base-converter tool that lets you convert numbers and byte sequences between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal forms.
- Multi-colored smart rendering of file paths in file lists that highlights most important parts of the file path, so that you can see file name, its parent directory as well as the drive - all at a glance.
- Program automatically remembers the values you enter into drop-down lists so that next time you need them, they can be selected from a drop-down! It also remembers the file paths you specify for files and folders, so that if you ever reopen the same Select Folder or Choose Files dialog again, it will automatically be opened where you left it last time.
Product Editions
Batch File Split & Join is available in 3 different editions - one free and two paid. Please review the differences between the editions and the features they offer below.
|Feature (hover your mouse for info)
|Maximum number of files in one batch
This determines the maximum number of files the program can process in a single batch.
|1 000
|Maximum file size
This determines the maximum size of the file that the program can process. Files with initial size larger than the specified value will be skipped during processing.
|Maximum number of actions in action sequence
This specifies the maximum number of actions or conditions that can be present in an action sequence.
|Maximum number of processing threads
If you have a multi-core CPU, CPU with hyper-threading, or multiple CPUs you may benefit from more processing threads as the processing will go faster.
|Automatic Mode (Supported / Max Mon-s / Max Files)
In Automatic or Background Mode files are automatically queued for processing and processed when specified conditions are met (like new files have been added to a monitored folder; or specified files have been modified).
1st parameter tells you if the feature is supported; 2nd parameter tells you how many monitors are supported (how many different folders/file types you can monitor); and the 3rd parameter tells you how many files can be processed per given monitor during one continuous monitoring session.
|/ 1 / 5
|/ 1 / ∞
|/ ∞ / ∞
|Triggered / Scheduled Mode
Triggered or Scheduled Mode allows you to create and manage processing jobs that run when a specified trigger occurs or at a specified time. The program itself does not need to be running and will be automatically started by Windows Task Scheduler Service.
|Command Line / Console Mode
Processing can be customized and then invoked by launching a program with certain command line arguments and be performed in either GUI, console, or hidden mode.
|Windows Shell Integration
When you right-click on a file, a group of files, or a folder in Windows Explorer, you will be presented with a context menu where you can choose which processing action to perform on the selected files. The program will then be launched in a compact, user-friendly mode, with the selected files already added, and the chosen action available for customization, making it super easy to process files directly from Windows.
|Multiple running instances of the program
Can there be more than one instance of the program running on the same computer at once?
Product Features
|All* product actions are supported
The action support is determined by the product. Please got to the action support section below to see if a particular product supports a particular action. However all actions supported by a product are available in all editions.
|Unicode Support
All product editions come with full native support for dealing with Unicode character sets.
|Advanced file (re)naming (EXIF tags, hashes...)
Advanced file naminmg (saving processed file with a certain name) and renaming (giving an existing file a new name) features include: support for inclusion of file hashes, EXIF tags, ID3 tags, and file properties (dates, size) in the file name. It also includes support for search and replace operations (basic and RegEx-based) that can be performed on file names (i.e. replace 'sometext' with 'YourCompany' in all file names).
|Batch Files Only
|Advanced file search (masks, attributes, contents)
All editions feature basic recursive file search capabilities (i.e. you can add files for processing by specifying folder(s) to scan for files matching a given name pattern). Advanced features include: ability to specify file name pattern using Regular Expressions; case sensitivity; specifying file name patterns to exclude; specifying folders to exclude; specifying file properties and attributes (i.e. read-only file larger than 1MB); requiring that files must have or must not have specific text or binary content.
|Batch Files Only
|Save file searches to templates
You can specify various search options when using recursive file add/search feature. These include file name patterns, file properties and attributes, content requirements, etc. This feature allows you to save all this information as a search template that you can reuse later, or use it in command line mode as a parameter (allowing program to automatically look for desired files, add them for processing, and process them).
|Output options: split, join, zip files
When the processing has been completed, the file can be saved either normally, or additionally it can be either split up using several splitting modes; joined together with another file (useful when extracting information from multiple files for example); or stored in a compressed form (zipped).
|Multiple file saves during processing
When performing complex processing tasks, it may be needed to save files during different stages in the process and/or to different locations and/or under different names. This feature lets you do that!
|Batch Files Only
|Run third-party tool on processed files
As a post-processing step, once the file(s) have been saved, you may specify that a third-party tool needs to be run, passing to it output file paths or output folder poath as a parameter.
|Support for custom user actions via SDK
You can easily extend product functionality by creating your own custom actions using either C# or VB.NET with the help of SDK.
|Batch Files Only
*All actions means all actions that belong to the product.
Product Comparison
Batch File Split & Join is integral part of Batch Files. While Batch Files supports all features and actions, there are other products that have only a subset of those actions and features, and as a result cost less.
The Venn diagram on the right and the matrix below will help you decide which product you need. Overlapping product circles indicate features shared by both products. The two big overlapping circles indicate that certain file management functionality is included in file modification products as well.
To get detailed information about each action / feature below, please refer to the Actions Section on Batch Files home page.
- Legend:
- - the feature is present in all editions of the product.
- - the feature is present in a product, but only in certain editions (go to the product home page for more info).
- - the feature is partially available; hover your mouse for more information.
|Feature (hover your mouse for info)
|Automatic Processing Mode
In Automatic or Background Mode files are automatically queued for processing and processed when specified conditions are met (like new files have been added to a monitored folder; or specified files have been modified).
|Triggered / Scheduled Mode
Triggered or Scheduled Mode allows you to create and manage processing jobs that run when a specified trigger occurs or at a specified time. The program itself does not need to be running and will be automatically started by Windows Task Scheduler Service.
|Console / Command Line Mode
Processing can be customized and then invoked by launching a program with certain command line arguments and be performed in either GUI, console, or hidden mode.
|Windows Explorer Integration
When you right-click on a file, a group of files, or a folder in Windows Explorer, you will be presented with a context menu where you can choose which processing action to perform on the selected files. The program will then be launched in a compact, user-friendly mode, with the selected files already added, and the chosen action available for customization, making it super easy to process files directly from Windows.
|Advanced File Rename
Advanced file naming (saving processed file with a certain name) and renaming (giving an existing file a new name) features include: support for inclusion of file hashes, EXIF tags, ID3 tags, and file properties (dates, size) in the file name. It also includes support for search and replace operations (basic and RegEx-based) that can be performed on file names (i.e. replace 'sometext' with 'YourCompany' in all file names).
|Advanced File Search
Advanced search features include: ability to specify file name pattern using Regular Expressions; case sensitivity; specifying file name patterns to exclude; specifying folders to exclude; specifying file properties and attributes (i.e. read-only file larger than 1MB); requiring that files must have or must not have specific text or binary content.
|File System Operations
Easily perform file copy, move, delete, rename, set attributes operations with file operation helpers.
|Split & Join Files
When the processing has been completed, the file can be saved either normally, or additionally it can be either split up using several splitting modes; or joined together with another file (useful when extracting information from multiple files for example).
|Multiple File Saves
When performing complex processing tasks, it may be needed to save files during different stages in the process and/or to different locations and/or under different names. This feature lets you do that!
|Generate Hashes
Compute hashes and checksums of file contents: MD5, SHA1, SHA2, RIPE-MD, CRC.
|Encrypt / Decrypt
Encrypt and decrypt files using one of the supported symmetric algorithms: DES (Data Encryption Standard), RC4, Triple DES (3DES), AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) / Rijndael.
Search & Replace
|Basic Text Replace
Perform basic search and replace operations on text. Wildcards and case sensitivity options are supported.
|RegEx Replace
Perform search and replace operations on text using Regular Expressions (RegEx). RegEx gives you far more flexibility in specifying the text you wish to find and replace.
|Binary Replace
Perform search and replace operations on bytes in binary files. Wildcards are supported.
|Multiple Text Replace
Perform multiple search and replace operations on text. Convenient if you need to replace a lot of similar things.
|Multiple RegEx Replace
Perform multiple replacements using Regular Expressions.
Edit Text
|Insert Text
Insert new textual content in files.
|Delete Text
Delete parts of textual content from files by specifying the lines and characters to remove. Specific content can be removed using Search & Replace operation (setting replacement to be empty).
|Move Text
Move part of a text file from one position to another.
|Copy Text
Copy part of a text file to a specific position.
|Extract Text
Extract textual content that matches specified Regular Expression pattern.
|Format Text
Perform various transformations on the specified blocks of text (or text that matches certain RegEx pattern).
This is a very powerful action and lets you do many different things with text content: capitalize letters, sort lists, remove duplicate entries, encode/decode, reverse, etc.
Binary Tools
|Insert Binary Data
Insert specified block of bytes at specified position to a file.
|Delete Binary Data
Delete specific block of bytes from a file.
|Move Binary Data
Move specified block of bytes from one position in a file to another.
|Copy Binary Data
Copy specified block of bytes to a specified position in a file.
|Reverse Bytes
Reverse the order of bytes in the specified block or the whole file.
|Reverse Bits
Reverse the order of bits in a block of bytes of a given size.
|Apply Bit Mask
Perform bitwise operations on a block of bytes.
|Change Text Encoding
Easily convert text files from one encoding to another, i.e. UTF7 to UTF8 for example.
|Bin/Dec/Hex Bytes Converter
Convert files or parts of the files between actual bytes and their binary, octal, decimal, or hexadecimal representations.
|Base 64 Converter
Convert files or parts of the files to and from Base 64 encoding.
|Quoted Printable Converter
Convert files or parts of the files to and from Quoted Printable encoding.
Conditional Processing
|File Properties
This condition checks if a file has certain properties like name and size. Subsequent actions will be performed only if a file matches criteria.
|File Content Size
This condition checks that the size of the file's content is within the specified range. Subsequent actions will be performed only if a file matches criteria.
|Text Content
This condition checks if a file contains specific textual content. Subsequent actions will be performed only if a file matches criteria.
|Multiple Text Content
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"French Polynesia" Top 5 Page for this destination French Polynesia by annk
French Polynesia Travel Guide: 1,509 reviews and 3,506 photos
The people of the Society Islands are very colorful and happy....enjoying a more relaxed, slower pace of life. And what a beautiful place to live.
Our guide (wearing the straw skirt) and her assistants were entertaining a group of us "cruisers" on the island of Taha'a.
In September of 1999, we embarked on a 7 day Society Island cruise on Radisson's "Paul Gaughin." The itinerary included spending the day in Papeete, Tahiti, then boarding the ship and sailing to Raiatea, Taha'a, Bora Bora (2 days), Moorea (2 days), back to Tahiti again for another day touring the island.
- Pros:Beautiful & tropical, some of the most gorgeous water I've seen
- Cons:Smoke from burning trash, overpopulation of dogs, environmental problems
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Included in the cruise was a day at the beach on a motu that was virtually uninhabited. There are literally thousands of... more travel advice
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Great page! What a fantastic place to cruise! Your terrrific photos are a perfect enticement to visit French Polynesia!
Hi Ann, The weather might finally be breaking around here. I just had to visit someplace warm and prove to myself that the temp really does get over 35 eventually! Thanks for the tour. Great photos...Tom
You have some great photos of your fabulous cruise vacation! And I would choose bicycles over motorbikes too. I hope you enjoy Jasper.
Beautiful pictures! Really hope that I'll make it there one day.
Looks idyllic; great opening photo. Hey, I'm an Asian/Polynesian woman and I certainly like to escape my man/men to go somewhere far away whenever possible, too1!!
Every man has a dream! A trip to French Polynesia. Exotic women,real nature,and faraway from their wives!
Ann, thanks for the tips and pages on FP... I am taking my fiance there soon.. also, amazed at how big the SCV, CA has grown!
Bora Bora... build it!!! No, not going on a cruise until a few months later... Hehe, may be Alaska Inside Passage, but not Tahiti!
Love your intro pic, too funny! Have you been to the Cooks yet? They are pristine, just wonderful. I'd heard that Papeete is kinda funky too, sad...cat
Wow...it's a paradise! My dream vacation destination.
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14 yo stepson & cuddling...???
omg, I would LOVE it if my DD would cuddle with me. I'm excited when I get a hug or kiss on the cheek when no one is looking.
Her bio-dad forces her to give him a hug when I pick her up on weekends. My theory... she will be my cuddly baby again when the time is right!! Just got to get out of this teenage funk. :)
I am honestly jealous of your DH, and DSS relationship. That used to be me & DD, but as soon as she hit 10 years old.. that disappeared, along with holding hands in public.
- Momma to 17yo DD, 9yo DS, 8yo DS, and 4yo DD.
That made me smile. My son says the same thing. I tell him that having HIM is what made me this soft! ;)
Kisstee + Mr. Wonderful = Happily Ever After
okay.. let me start by saying that i think people are going way overboard and being incredibly rude. SRYSLY ITS THE INNERNETZ. ha. now that we've gotten that out of the way.. i love my stepson. i am a PROUD stepmama. so, before i tell you anything, that's my angle. I can get that you're a little weirded out by it. Just dont say anything to the kiddo about it and make sure any discussion you and dh have about it is in privacy. He sounds like a very "young" little boy. That's not necessarily a bad thing. My dss is the same way. He is almost 12 (has lived with us since he was 4) and is very emotionally immature. My husband doesnt cuddle with him, but if he did i'd try to take it from the perspective that he's just very sensitive and emotionally immature. In the meantime, i would have a talk with dh about how to get dss out of the house and playing with kids his age (or close to it). maybe join a sports team? an art class? karate? anything. although theres nothing wrong with man-cuddles, it is your responsibility (and dh's) to make sure dss is developing emotionally the way he should be. it's okay to push him a little to grow, just dont be cruel or overbearing and be extra supportive. also let dh know you'd like a little alone time with him here and there. you are his wife, after all! :] good luck.
I'm glad others stepped up defending the OP.
Again, after reading her re-post, and some other comments, I honestly believe that ANYTHING to excess could be considered too much.
She didn't say, "my SS hugs my DH, is this strange?" Or "I get extremely jealous when my SS spends time with my DH!" She mentioned what seemed what MIGHT be what she thought an EXCESSIVE amount of cuddling.
Like I said before, we aren't there to witness it, so we can't really say for sure if it's normal, or a bit more than that.
If I were in the company of a young boy and there was an excessive amount of touching, feeling, hugging, kissing between he and his dad... I could see how it might make me uncomfortable.
I have a 14 year old daughter and I will absolutely give her hugs and kisses. She will sit next to me on the couch and we will watch TV together. I am MORE snuggly with my 6 yr old and 2 yr. old. My 8 yr. old is NOT a snuggler, so those moments with her are more rare.
Nothing to say there is ANYTHING wrong with a son being close to his dad, and I didn't really get that the OP was jealous or didn't appreciate the fact that they were close. I just think she was concerned that her SS might be "over affectionate". If she has friends who also have mentioned it is a bit much, that would further confirm her thoughts that maybe it's excessive.
Can we love our children too much? NO... Can we show them too much love? NO... Does there come a point when the physical touching becomes too much... POSSIBLY. We would have to see it for ourselves to honestly judge exactly what she's seeing but I do believe that there could come a point where it's too much. Hard to tell without seeing for ourselves though.
Just curious to OP... What does your DH think? I am thinking at this point that HE might be the one to determine if it's too much. Is HE comfortable with it? Does he feel it's over-the-top? If HE is uncomfortable then I'd say you have your answer.
~ Sue
No...she mocked her step son and repeatedly called him cruel names. If you are looking for kindness here, don't cruelly mock your own children. That does not go over well with mature parents.
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OP was getting sound advice until she posted that the child's behaviour makes her "wanna puke", and the derision towards him with the blanket and pacifier comment.
Choosing to look the other way when any adult makes fun of a child is simply immoral. This may b z intrnettz but iz not 4chan. People here are looking for help with the hardest job on earth.
Nobody here was trying to be rude - they felt the need to step in on the child's behalf. Can you imagine if some other woman was making fun of your child and laughing about their behaviour behind their back? I would sincerely hope someone would be there to defend my child.
"I solemnly swear that I am up to no good."
The relationship they have is actually one of the reasons why i fell in love with them for years ago. But, when he was 9, I admired their closeness & I still do. As I said in my post,it's great they are close. My DH's mom gives SS's (grandma) gives him a bath still! DH supports this He isn't allowed to make his decisions as to the condiments he puts on his food. uch as mustard, ketchup, cheese, etc., IMO at 14, if he doesn't want mustard, then he shouldn't have to have it.
He's not allowed to stay home alone during the day for even 1 hour unless my 13 yo daughter, is here with him. I allow her to stay home alone during the day @ times. She loves that I trust her with knowing she can call 911 from her cell phone & that I know she's not going to answer the door to strangers. My SS & I have discussed the scenario together (he initiated the talk), & he said he really wishes his dad would trust him or @ least know that he is mature enough to handle certain situations. Wr have 4 dogs. His favorite dog is the largest & loudest dog we have. This dog he always keeps in his room. Makes him feel comfortable.That is great!
As far as my frustration expressed in my original post, it was due to my DH working a lot, he comes home while i was putting LO to sleep, i decide to go in the room to say hi to DH, BUT i couldn't even hug him cuz my SS was laying next to DH on our bed with his (SS) head on my DH's shoulders. I just got frustrated because EVERY night this is the way it is. So, i just walk in, say hi, & leave the room. I figure, he hasn't seen his dad in a day, & it's much easier for me as an adult to be patient & see him when i can. So, i anticipate in waiting for SS to go to bed (not a big deal). BUT, he ends up cuddling with DH til it was way too late for me to even stay up any longer. My DH tries to hug me goodnight but we ended up having a family hug at the wrong time. If this was a once in and a while occurrence, i wouldn't have been so frustratedbut, it's ALL the time. Literally, a morning, afternoon, & evening occurrence.
My DH & I don't spend time alone for 5 minutes without SS clinging to DH. DH & I had a bickerment the other day. Rather than being able to wait for SS to not be in the area so we wouldn't argue in front of him, i didnt have a choice but to discuss our private issue in front of SS. When I mention this as a problem to DH, his response, "that's my boy. What do u expect?" DH rarely holds our LO. And i can honestly say, i think it's because he's afraid of hurting my SS's feelings. Little does DH know, my SS & I had that talk because i didn't want him to get jealous when LO was born. SS is so awesome & expressed he admits when he was younger he was jealous of his cousin when she was born but he said now, he's ok. :)
BTW, the whole cuddling question i had, was solely because SS gets extremely sad if he cant cuddle & hug his dad before they leave for school/work & when my SS does hug DH goodbye, he rubs his head on his dads neck/shoulders. So, therefore, i wasn't sure if it was normal.
Anyway, i didn't wanna explain all of this in my original post, thus, i just portrayed myself to look like a horrible unloving SM by saying the rude statements with the blankie, paci, & makes me wanna puke. As I've said before, i was just terribly frustrated for all of it.
I DID NOT call my SS ANY cruel names nor would I!!!! EVER! SS teases me actually, cuz i always call him, hun, sweetie, kiddo...etc. What post are u reading?? Yes, I mocked him, & feel bad for doing so. BUT, please do NOT accuse me of "repeatedly calling him cruel names". Thank you! C? We all make mistakes, huh?


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"I am really hungry for pork chops," is what I said to TM yesterday on our way home from his niece's volleyball tournament.
So he said we would stop at the store to get some pork chops and he would grill them when we got home. Enough said, but then, I had to say it, "What are we going to have with them?" And then we started our standard discussion because he is good at coming up with ideas for a main dish, but doesn't necessarily excel at thinking of side dishes. Don't get me wrong, he knows how to cook a lot of different side dishes, he just doesn't really see the need for them, so he doesn't put a lot of effort into thinking of them.
After some discussion, I suggested baked beans and he agreed. I said I would make them, but then I said that maybe they didn't go that well with pork chops. He asked what they go well with and to me, they go well with grilled chicken, kinda like a summer picnic. It just sounded better to me. Grilled chicken also was a better choice to him because he had chicken thighs in in his freezer and it meant a cheaper trip to the store.
So, that's the story of how we ended up with this meal – grilled chicken that he cooked over charcoal on my old favorite Weber kettle grill, baked beans that I made and some bread and butter pickles that I pulled out of the cabinet (I canned them last fall).
Now, the real question, "was it real food?" I think the accurate answer is "sort of." It could have been pretty easily. The chicken definitely was real food, and if I recall the recipe for the pickles, I think they also were, (although there is a chance that I put in a small amount of white sugar, which is a processed food, but I don't really remember or have blocked out of my memory.) The beans easily could have been real food. I used a basic recipe that I found in my Betty Crocker cookbook that I've had for ages. But, I pretty much followed the recipe "as is." Most of the ingredients are real food including several variations of canned beans (love Lima beans!) and bacon and onion. But I did use brown sugar and ketchup so technically, it was a fail I think with some work, I could make them with some tomato paste and honey combo as a substitute, but I just didn't have the energy for it last night.


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I have following procedure:
procedure mayFailProc() as
insert into t1 (id, val) values (1, '123');
insert into t1 (id, val) values (2, '123');
insert into t1 (id, val) values (3, '123'); //fails, i.e. due to pk uniqueness error
this exception thrown in
mayFailProc is a normal thing and it is handled by its caller. So the transaction is not rolled back and execution continues as if there was no exception in
mayFailProc. I wonder what will happen to first two successfully executed inserts? Will they be retained or not?


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Saturday, May 29, 2010
Butterfly {W}ishes
I was putting things away and rearranging the other day when I rediscovered my Queen Bee paper pad by Pink Paislee. Boy, does this collection ever call my name! I just love the modern elegance of the colors and the trendy patterns. Today's card is my sample for Jen's Sketch For You To Try. Check out the sketch:
And visit the talented SFYTT sisters for more inspiration:
Jen del Muro with guest designer Iwona Palamountain
Amber Hight
Amy Rohl
Jenn Diercks
Jodi Collins
Kelly Lunceford
Leigh O'Brien
Megan Lock
Sonja Christoph
Susan Liles
I started out by stamping three different damask patterns (using Fanciful Flourishes by Flourishes) in black ink onto some of the more monochromatic patterns in the Queen Bee collection. I punched out 1 3/8" squares, arranged them into a vertical strip, then trimmed to fit my card front. The punched border along the vertical strip was punched with the Martha Stewart Optic Dots punch set.
Next, I added some Pink Paislee pleated twill for the horizontal strip and secured each end with a black button. The circle focal image panel is cut with Spellbinders dies. The butterfly is stamped, clear embossed, trimmed out, and adorned with Kaiser black adhesive pearls (the black ones are out of stock currently). Last, I added the sentiment circle, which was stamped with one of the sentiments in the Fanciful Flourishes set.
Have a super weekend!
Stamps: Fanciful Flourishes (Flourishes)
Paper: Pink Paislee Queen Bee 6x6 pad, Stampin' Up Basic Black card stock
Ink: Versafine Onyx Black, Ranger Old Paper Distres Ink
Accessories: Spellbinders classic and scalloped circle Nestabilities, Kaiser adhesive pearls, clear embossing powder, Papertrey buttons, May Arts ivory burlap string, Pink Paislee pleated twill, Swarovski mini crystals, Martha Stewart Optic Dots punch set
Size: 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" (A2)
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Whoa -- this is stunning, Amy!! :)ReplyDelete
Amy this is just gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Very elegant and serene. TFS!ReplyDelete
Oh, this is so elegant and classy! I love how nicely those dots show on the punched border!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous and so elegant. I love the colours and those panels look like dp that you stamped in damask patterns!ReplyDelete
I just never know what beautiful thing Im going to see when I visit your blog, but I can always count on your work to awe and inspire me!ReplyDelete
I also have the Queen Bee paper pad - why don't my cards made with the same DP look this good?!!!!! Awesome, as always.ReplyDelete
so so lovely sweet Amy! Hugs,ReplyDelete
This is amazing! I love the colors! I am so glad you re-discovered your papers to create this beauty! Thanks for emailing me the sketch, too! You are a dear!ReplyDelete
Absolutely LOVE this card, Amy!!! It's gorgeous!!! That is such an elegant butterfly and your colour combo is great.ReplyDelete
LOVE this!!! Gorgeous, elegant colour combo and how you created your own DSP is fantastic!!! Love all your detailing!!! :)ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous. The colour combo is beautiful. The elegance is beautiful. You are the best!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! The black/ivory is stunning.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! Love the ribbon work! :)ReplyDelete
Your butterfly card is simply EXQUISITE!!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous work, Denise! So elegant...my favorite kind of card! Awesome details, as always. :)ReplyDelete
This is so elegant. I love every detail from the butterfly to the ruffled ribbon and the buttons. Gorgeous take on the sketch!ReplyDelete
I love the soft yellow and gray combination! Also all the different damask-type patterns - just lovely and oh, so elegant!ReplyDelete
What a stunner!!ReplyDelete
This is gorgous! LOVE the butterfly! Now I have to copy, er, case this! ;)ReplyDelete
GORgeous! Still love Queen Bee - and you are the Queen Bee of Queen Bee! Your Damask tiles are supremely awesome. So inspiring!ReplyDelete
Beautiful papers/colors, lovely butterfly and like the gems on the sentiment!ReplyDelete
Ok..I can't stop! I love everything I see here!ReplyDelete


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Hotel Colonial de Veracruz
Veracruz, Veracruz, Mexico (VER)
Junior Suite, Balcony
Balcony with park views
Entertainment - Flat-screen TV with cable channels
Food & Drink - Room service
Bathroom - Private bathroom, free toiletries, and a shower
Practical - Sofa bed, iron/ironing board, and phone
Comfort - Air conditioning and climate control
Standard Room, 2 Double Beds
Entertainment - Free WiFi, flat-screen TV with cable channels
Food & Drink - Room service
Bathroom - Private bathroom, free toiletries, and a shower
Practical - Iron/ironing board, desk, and phone
Comfort - Air conditioning and climate control
Make yourself at home in one of the 178 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and ceiling fans.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and an indoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access and wedding services.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include express check-in, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and a meeting room. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Know Before You Go
- This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: MXN 25 per day (in/out privileges)
- Valet parking fee: MXN 25 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: MXN 100 per pet, per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- 24-Hour Front Desk
- Dry Cleaning Service
- Elevator / Lift
- Express Check-In
- Indoor Pool
- Kiddie Pool
- Laundry Services/Laundry Facility
- Lounge/Bar
- Multilingual Staff
- Outdoor Pool
- Porter / Bellhop
- Room Service
- Wedding Services
(*) = Free, some restrictions may apply