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can you connect to the database from the server the database is running on ?

try using dd or pax. see the man pages.

import to excel ???

switch off/on ?

not unless a backup was taken betwwen the change and the delete...Sorry.

Networking rather than a Unix issue if your FTP/Telent between the boxes is fine.

'speed' is more than about CPU speed... memory (phyisical/virtual) disks (phyisical/virtual) type of application/server/database... Not an easy answer to such a question.

or install bash on your win system.

/usr/local is NOT a gnu invention.

No dev tools should be installed, just the Orcl client and application software.

can you expand the question a bit. Give deatils of what u r runninf (client and server), what architecure, how many tiers ?

Just take a screen shot of the telnet session in Windows (Ctrl + Print Screen).

easiest way to install packages - # download .exe file from bullfreeware website. Then following simple intructions to install.

man errpt

Not much in the way of logging at that level. The boot process is wriiten to a log (in /var I think). If you have Tru64 5.x you could post the following (to see what disk that you do have) - hwmgr and - scu show edt Have a look at the sys_check utility - this will output all current system...

at >>> (type) show config

capture errors for scp command and compare file lengths before/after copy.

post the output form - show config

Is it the older backups that you are trying to restore ? What type of DDS tape are they ? and are you sure of the command used to create these backup tapes ? If they are DDS2 tapes (for example) then try restoring them on an older tape device. Or give up and use ftp/nfs to get the files of the...

is that 0m or 0n ? try an mt -ftape_device rewind on the restore server. Can you test it like this. On backup server - insert tape. mt -f /dec/rmt/0 status mt -f /dev/rmt/0 rewind cd /tmp (eg) tar -cvf /dev/rmt/0 . eject tape into restore box. mt -f /dev/rmt/status mt -f /dev/rmt/0 rewind...