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Hi, I'm pretty new to Access. I have an update query that is working, it compares to fields and if both of them match, it updates a third field in table 1 from a third field in table 2. The problem is that sometimes the data matches more than one time and I need both results to be inserted...

Hi, I'm starting to use Access 2007. I'm pretty good with Excel but Access is new to me. I've figured out how to use a query to display a list of unique date in my table, but what I want to is display a second row that has a count of how many times the unique value occured. I know how to use...

I'm pretty sure that on Linux I used to be able to copy files and directories using "cp -al dir1 dir2" to make a copy of the directory that only updated the file count but didn't take up any more space on the disk. However, on OSX Snow Leopard, the cp arguments are way different and this...

I am researching a problem in a sybase database and I need to know the table structure. I've gotten sp_tables to list the tables, but there are 383 of them and you can only scroll up to the last 20 or 30. How can I pipe the output or limit it so that I can see all of the tables? I am logged...

Well the message is from logrotate. I was wondering how you read my mind because in my first post I did not mention logrotate. I did not realize that scripts in cron.daily were run by /etc/crontab. I just piped the output from cron.daily to /dev/null and that should fix it. I don't care to...

Hmm, I've looked in the script and it runs another file which is written in machine language. I don't see anywhere to change where the email is sent. Here is what I get every day: -------------- /etc/cron.daily/logrotate: Shutting down kernel logger: [ OK ] Shutting down system logger: [...

It actually does work great, I just tried it on one of my servers.

Without actually having tried this myself, this looks like it would work fine: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20050101130423871

I have multiple scripts in the /etc/cron.daily/ directory on server running Redhat. Each day I get an email with the output of the scripts, but I do not wish to get this email. How can I turn it off? Since these scripts are in the daily directory, they are not actually in the crontab so I...

There were alot of errors in /var/log/messages, so I disabled the web server since I wasn't using it anyways and it seems to be fine now. We'll see... Thanks for the help.

I have a server running Suse Enterprise Server 10.2 which backs up 10 other linux web servers once a month. Recently, I've been noticing that the server displays a clean desktop instead of having windows open on it. This tells me that the server rebooted, but I have not done it. Can anyone...

Ok, I added the two lines for chkconfig, and then ran "chkconfig --add boot.backups" and I get the output: boot.backups: unknown service So I guess my question is, how do I add it as a service? I am using SUSE 10 if that helps.

Thanks for the reply. It is executable, but I will re-verify. About being S15, I don't know. It is the last of the boot scripts, how can I start it later (5 minutes or so is fine).

Ok, I wrote a script that does exactly what I want, but for the life of me, I cannot get it to run at bootup. I put the script in /etc/init.d/ and linked it in the /etc/init.d/boot.d directory using "ln -s ../boot.backups S15boot.backups". Then I rebooted. I was sure this would work, but it...

Well, under normal operations the computer will boot itself every night. Upon bootup, the backup script should run, and then at the end of the script the last command is to shutdown. Some days I want to work on the server, so I need to be able to turn off the shutdown. I will check on the...

I have two questions about scripts: 1) How can I write a shutdown script for a script that runs automatically. For instance, I have a script that runs backups as soon as the computer boots, and then shuts down the computer when it is done. Periodically, I want the computer to stay up. I...

Anyone know the location of the apache page that gets copied to the users homedir when you create a new site? I want to replace the default page with a customized one that I made, but I can't find it.

When I installed Ubuntu, the GUI did not load by default. That is not going to be easy for a linux newbie. SUSE Linux was the easiest install for me so far. You have to pay for updates though, but the software itself is free.

I'm trying to find a CMS that is ASP and uses flat file/MS Access storage. I can find a CMS that is ASP and uses MS SQL, but I don't have that option. Any suggestions?

Your rsync command was nearly correct. This revised command should work: rsync -avz linkssql@east.nmsrv.com:/home/linkssql/cool-clipart.com /home/mark/ There is no need for the *, rsync checks everything unless you exclude files. By removing the trailing slash on the cool-clipart.com, you...