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Can't install Nortel Contivity/Extranet Access Client
I got this error too. For me it was because I has Cisco VPN running as a service. After I stopped the Cisco service the contivity install proceeded ok. Now when I need to use Cisco VPN I just manually start it in services.- nigelmcguinness
- Post #8
- Forum: Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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how to rebuild index in 128k extent
I do the following under 8.0.5.0.0 alter index index1 rebuild storage ( initial 128k next 128k); But after the rebuild, the index is actually stored in 140k extents. Does anybody know why?- nigelmcguinness
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- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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DBA Monitoring tools + fragmentation
Read "How to stop defragmenting and start living: The Definitive Word on Fragmentation" - available from the Oracle web site in metalink. The gist of it is - use uniform extent sizes for all tables and indexes - so that empty extents always get reused. Also to realise that there is...- nigelmcguinness
- Post #2
- Forum: Oracle: All versions
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why "cd ~username" OK but "cd ~$USERNAME" not OK ?
Unixadmin: I get - oracle@nuh105-/ora/admin/bin> whoami oracle oracle@nuh105-/ora/admin/bin> who am i c950849 ttyp5 Apr 20 09:22- nigelmcguinness
- Post #6
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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why "cd ~username" OK but "cd ~$USERNAME" not OK ?
The export didn't make any difference - it still doesn't work? oracle@nuh105-/ora/admin/bin> ME=`who am i | cut -f1 -d" "` oracle@nuh105-/ora/admin/bin> export ME oracle@nuh105-/ora/admin/bin> echo $ME c950849 oracle@nuh105-/ora/admin/bin> ls -lsa ~${ME} ~c950849 not found...- nigelmcguinness
- Post #3
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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why "cd ~username" OK but "cd ~$USERNAME" not OK ?
I want to change to the home directory of user1 cd ~user1 that works fine but if I use a variable for username [code]USERNAME=user1 cd ~${USERNAME}[\code] I get error message: ksh: ~user1: not found- nigelmcguinness
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
