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  1. karacharlie

    Polish charcters in a German mail environment

    thank u, that was the clou HK
  2. karacharlie

    Polish charcters in a German mail environment

    I have a form to inscribe and mail the information to me. If someone types for example Polish charcters I have problems to read because I do not get as typed. I changed to 'charset=ISO-8859-2', but this did not solve my problem. What can I do to be able to handle with Polish characters in a...
  3. karacharlie

    FormMailer

    Hi, I'd like to program a html/php form with select, checkbox, textarea, radiobuttons. This script should have an error check without loosing the inserted infomation and if all the fields are OK then to be sent as a mail to my account. Does anyone have an idea where to get this script? Thanks
  4. karacharlie

    rename several files at once

    thanks, it works!!
  5. karacharlie

    rename several files at once

    Hi, I'd like to rename several files, but I know only one part of the name, e.g. rename: abc.x.y.z... abc.1.2.3... (x,y,z,1,2,3 not known) to abc000.x.y.z... abc000.1.2.3... The problem is that I only know the <abc.> of the filenames, but not the rest of the file's name Could anyone help...
  6. karacharlie

    rename list of files abc.* to abcde.*

    Hi, I'd like to rename several files containing the same mask, e.g. ls: abc.1 abc.2 abc.3 abcdef.1 abcdef.2 abcdef.3 the script should rename only abc.* to abczzz.* but not abcdef.*, i.e. ls after script: abczzz.1 abczzz.2 abczzz.3 abcdef.1 abcdef.2 abcdef.3 thanks
  7. karacharlie

    rename list of files abc.* to abcde.*

    Hi, I'd like to rename several files containing the same mask, e.g. ls: abc.1 abc.2 abc.3 abcdef.1 abcdef.2 abcdef.3 the script should rename only abc.* to abczzz.* but not abcdef.*, i.e. ls after script: abczzz.1 abczzz.2 abczzz.3 abcdef.1 abcdef.2 abcdef.3 thanks
  8. karacharlie

    UPDATE versus INSERT INTO

    does an UPDATE on a table take more time than an insert into an empty table with the same definition ? emample: UPDATE tab_1 set field_1 = 1 ... ; versus: (tab_1 has same definition like tab_2) INSERT INTO tab_2 (field_1, ...) SELECT 1, ... FROM tab_1 ; thanks charlie
  9. karacharlie

    data distribution on Oracle tables

    How is a table on an Oracle system with many nodes stored? E.g. in Teradata a table is (hash) distributed by the choice of the primary index. Has the choice of the index have an effect on join procedures, i.e. if two tables with the same index are joined via their index? thanks charlie
  10. karacharlie

    complete table on one AMP possible

    Hi, is it possible to force the TeraData system to store a complete table on one AMP by index choice? If yes, can this be an advantage? system: 400 AMPs table : few rows
  11. karacharlie

    full cylinder read efficient?

    Hi, suppose a cylinder with 30% of data. As a feature of V2R5, a full cylinder read should bring more efficiency than a partial cylinder read. What can the reason be?
  12. karacharlie

    search files containing blanks at beginning

    Hi, yes it works on my desktop system, but on a NCR Teradata (old version) it does not work. Maybe I try to embed an awk command like << awk ' /^ / {print "rm -f " FILENAME ; exit 0; }' >> into a shell script for (i in 'ls filenames') do awk ... done, do you have any ideas?
  13. karacharlie

    search files containing blanks at beginning

    thanks for your post now I have the list, but now I get the name of the file as many as I have the blanks within the file. I'd like to have a distinct list like: file1 file2 and not file1 file1 ... file2 file2 ... file2
  14. karacharlie

    search files containing blanks at beginning

    Hi I have several files e.g. file1 file2 file3 I'd like to find out which of these files contain six blanks at the beginning of at least one line within the file: e.g. file1: <blank><blank><blank><blank><blank><blank>12345 4343 <blank><blank><blank><blank><blank><blank>87584 394 647364 34783...

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