Hello everybody, can somebody help me please and explain me how to avoid the persistence of semaphore on AIX after a java program has run?
It seems that when I run a java program on AIX the semaphores created by it are not cleaned after the execution of the program.
Regards, thanks in advance
hi I need to know how to copy files between two sarvers (A and B) from another server C
so from C I must create a script that moves a file from A server to B server.
Let's assume the file is in the A server under /home/ciccio
and the destination folder is on server B under /home/pluto
who...
Here is an example, the process listed is not linked to any session anymore
pintonf 442578 1 67 16:19:01 - 0:15 programnames
How can I detect these processes? and kill them?
Thanks sirs, my question is.. I have such a situation..
when users close their session by clicking the "X" on the terminal, they don't kill all the processes forked by the shell, so I have "zombie" processes using cpu.. I need to recover their PID and kill them.
regards
No I just need to know which version is installed. On my AIX I have a 1.3.1 java version. Is there a command to check the JDBC version installed?
Thanks
please, can somebody help me in closing this statement with the apostrophe?
createString = "SELECT EMAIL FROM PERSON where EMAIL='" + addr + "'";
if I print the string I read
SELECT EMAIL FROM PERSON where EMAIL='goofy@goofy.it
it seems the closing apostrophe is not read
Thanks !
Can somebody please help me to find why I receive this errore back?
The part of code in which it's generated it's the following:
Object o = m.getContent();
if (o instanceof String) {
int ptr,ptr1,ptr2;
String addr=new String();
String...
Sorry again , I need a variable returned from a shell script and not the return value (0, 1 ...)
I mean my script returns me a string and I need to assign it to a variable in my class.
Thanks again!
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