![]() ![]() It also should not be set to run before you would need it to run again. The time also should not be set too low, or it causes Sensei to needlessly run, which can cause a less than optimal performances. ![]() This should be set to a number greater than the amount of time it usually takes for your games to fill. Secs Between Cycles controls how much time passes between searches. SNG Sensei will automatically search the lobby and register you, depending on the max number per cycle, to put you in the max number of SNG's to play simultaneously. This works together with Concurrent SNG's at a time, Max to Play and Max per cycle. This is the amount of time you want the Sensei to wait before attempting to register you for more games. This is the max number of games of this type that the Sensei will open. This field will show which site/regional client the filter has been saved for. Once you have the Filter set up as you like it, enter a name for your Search into the "Saved name" box in TableNinja and click "save". Please also be sure to set a maximum buy-in to prevent any potential problems that might occur due to changes made to tournament tables. Make sure that only tournaments that you wish to play in appear in the lobby. Using the Tournament Filter, filter for the types of tournaments you wish to play. Register for two different types of tournaments You can move the filter screen so that the majority of it is off the screen. If you are going to view a higher stake, but not auto join, stop Sensei first. Please make sure you leave the lobby/filters screen open and on the Filter in which you are searching via Sensei. Failure to do so will cause Sensei to stop, or possibly register you for games that meet your criteria, but you may not wish to play. Use the BUYIN sorting tabs in PokerStars to prevent buying into stakes you are not rolled for. Please also be sure to set a maximum buy-in the PokerStars, Full Tilt or Party Poker tournament filter to prevent any potential problems that might occur due to changes made to tournament tables. We are not responsible for any money you may lose using the Sit-n-Go Opener. Please use this feature VERY carefully and test everything at micro stakes. The TableNinja II Sit-n-Go Opener will automatically buy into Real Money Sit-n-Go's with your money. Please note that SNG Sensei works only for PokerStars. Then let TableNinja II know how many SNGs you want to play, click "Start", and enjoy playing! Do this for all the types of SNGs you want to play. Go in PokerStars, filter for the SNGs you want, then come back to TableNinja II, name the search, how many SNGs you want open at a time. TLDR summation: Sorting tables without a significant investment in performance review/analysis is not wise practice.TableNinja II can automatically register you to SNGs, removing the painful repetitive task of registering you to SNGs. Since ArcGIS applies a spatial filter on nearly every query, sorting on anything but spatial order (or a functional equivalent) can significantly (and permanently) impair most spatial queries, without actually guaranteeing preferred return order. This is particularly true of large and very large tables (over 500k rows), where fragmenting the table on a attribute basis can have a significant impact on spatial searches. Since input destruction is potentially unreliable, there are no common solutions to implement it.įinally, reorganizing a table on the basis of one set of columns makes it less efficient to search on all other columns. All other means must destroy and replace the source table. The only safe way to do this in-situ is to use a clustered index (again, assuming that clustered indexes are possible). Physically changing the contents of a table is the only way to give a preference for returning features in a specific order. ![]() It is best practice to avoid ORDER BY queries unless it is absolutely necessary. Note that this can have serious performance consequences, since it may force the optimizer to use a much less efficient query plan, or force an extra pass through the database's sort area after it would have already returned results. The only way to be sure that features are returned in a specific order is to specify an ORDER BY clause in the query (assuming, of course, that the data source supports ORDER BY queries). ![]()
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