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Oracle has many parameter files, but the most important one is database parameter files. Database parameter files include pfile and spfile. Pfile must be manually modified. It is a text file, and spfile is a binary file, which can be changed dynamically. Spfile is available for the following reasons: 1) parameter files cannot be reproduced. We know that pfile is required to start the database on the client. Spfile always exists on the database server host itself and cannot be placed on the clien

can run the fuser command to check which processes use the files in this partition:Fuser-v-m/usrIf there are no important processes, run the following command to stop them:Fuser-k-v-m/usrThen you can re-mount these Linux file systems. If all the files are installed in a large partition, you can use linux single to enter the single-user mode at the boot prompt to minimize the chance of system processes writing data to the hard disk, or simply mount the hard disk on another machine. In addition,

Bind a bare DeviceRaw/dev/raw/dev/Delete a bare DeviceRaw/dev/raw 0 0For example, raw/dev/raw/raw1 0 0 is used to delete the raw device/dev/raw/raw1.1. What bare devices? Character device? Block device?Bare device: it is also called a raw partition. It is a special character device that is not formatted and not read by Unix/Linux Through the file system. A bare device can be bound to either a partition or a disk.Character device: the read/write operations on character devices do not need to pass

to the Unknown (DoS with unexpected revert) This is vulnerability appeared in the King of the Ether Smart contract. In this case, a attacker ' s contract could the claim leadership by sending enough ether to the insecure. Then, the transactions of another player who would attempt to claim leadership would the throw due to the above Ppet. Although a simple attack, this causes a permanent denial for service to the contract rendering it useless. This can is found in the Ponzi scheme contracts that

position selected? Are they all stored in order? If that's the case, I think it would be nice to just record the migration of a tuple directly inside the page. The problem is that this location is selected as "technical", and PostgreSQL has a mechanism called FSM, which is the free Space Map. By discovering the free space on each page of a table, it is better to put it there. In particular, it is interesting to explore through the other plugin pg_freespacemap of PostgreSQL. postgres=# CREATE E

Socket communication php serves as the client, and C ++ serves as the server communication problem. Recently, I want to make something like this. now php can send successfully, and C ++ makes the correct response: Send a json string, however, php cannot receive messages sent by C ++... I don't know why .. Could you please help me? is there a problem with the message format sent from C ++ to php? I think the key issue lies in socket_read .. But I don't understand ";}While ($ out = socket_read

Recently want to do a title such things, now PHP send can succeed, C + + to make the correct corresponding: send a JSON string, but the C + + message sent by PHP can not receive ... Don't know why this is. Would you please help me? Is there a problem with the message format that C + + passes to PHP? The key question I feel on the socket_read. But I can't figure it out. TCP/IP Connection\ n "; $port = 6000; $ip =" 127.0.0.1 "; $socket = Socket_create (Af_inet, Sock_stream, sol_tcp); if ($sock

server exports data in read-only mode, but the client mounts the data in writable mode, an error occurs when writing the data. Generally, the configuration of the server prevails when the server and client are in conflict.Below are some samples of the fstab configuration file used by the company for production:LABEL = // xfs defaults 1 1LABEL = SWAP swap defaults 0 0Tmpfs/dev/shm tmpfs defaults 0 0Devpts/dev/pts devpts gid = 5, mode = 620 0 0Sysfs/sys sysfs defaults 0 0Proc/proc defaults 0 0/De

(when the disk space is certain. For example, the space is 500 mb ). Linux-Tods:/mnt/bean # mke2fs/dev/loop0 Mke2fs 1.41.9 (22-aug-2009) Filesystem label = OS type: Linux Block size = 1024 (log = 0) Fragment size = 1024 (log = 0) 128016 inodes, 512000 Blocks 25600 blocks (5.00%) reserved for the Super User First data block = 1 Maximum filesystem blocks = 67633152 63 BLOCK groups 8192 blocks per group,

server settings are taken at the time of connection. If you are not using a shared service, then the configuration differs from the default worth of SDU that needs to be set on both the client and server side. For shared services mode, because the server side defaults to the maximum value, you only need to set the client's value. When the allocated information size is not 8192, you need to consider modifying the SDU size. The SDU size should be 70b l

8 8 600 8 9 608 8 ...... 11 624 8 12 632 8 13 640 8 14 1800 8 15 1808 8 16 768 128 17 896 128 18 1024 128 19 1152 128 20 1280 128 21 1408 128 56 7040 128 57 7168 128 58 rowsselected Dump data block information: Select object_id, Dbms_rowid.rowid_relative_fno (rowid) file #, Dbms_rowid.rowid_block_number (rowid) block # From ts_test Where rownum: Dump: # Alter systemdumpdatafile3blockmax 1 blockmin 6; Selectvaluefrom v $ diag_info; [Oracle @ felix ~] $ Vi/U01/app/oracle/diag/rdbms/felix/trace/f

(kernel) 1 TB (32-bit kernel) Minimum JFS2 file System SIZE:16MBJFS2 size LimitTesting has shown that it is more feasible to maintain a large JFS2 file system with large files than a larger file system that contains a large number of small files. When a large file system contains many small files, it takes a long time to run the fsck command and other file system maintenance tasks.The following size limits are recommended: JFS2 file system maximum size: TB JF

sectorsUnits = Sector of 1 * bytesSector size (logical/Physical): 512 Bytes/512 bytesI/o size (min/best): 512 Bytes/512 bytesDisk label Type: dosDisk identifier: 0XB2AEE2FEDevice Boot Start End Blocks Id System/DEV/SDB1 4096 4100095 2048000-up LinuxFormat Ext System File[Email protected] ~]# mke2fs-t ext4/dev/sdb1MKE2FS 1.42.9 (28-dec-2013)File System label =OS Type:linuxBlock size =4096 (log=2)Chunked size =4096 (log=2)Stride=0 blocks, Stripe width=0 blocks128000 inodes, 512000 blocks25600 blo

Simple is not the answer Author: Don Norman Translator: Ark K] [n g of a r k [Statement] Translated from Don Norman On its personal website The article "Simplicity is not the answer ", Translated and published with the consent of the original author. Original URL: http://jnd.org/dn.mss/simplicity_is_not_the_answer.html This article is translated from Don Norman 'S Post" Simplicity is not the answ

Reproduced in: http://www.cnblogs.com/huanghai223/archive/2011/07/07/2100104.html Author: Diamond tears Oracle creates tablespaces, creates users, authorizes and grants access to objects, and views permission sets. Create tablespace tab_ckbdata datafile '/oradata/tab_ckbdata001.bdf 'size 8192 M,'/oradata/tab_ckbdata002.bdf 'size 8192 M,'/oradata/tab_ckbdata003.bdf 'size

) UnlimitedFile locks (-x) Unlimited The stack size is 8192kb. Programs are generally divided into heap and stack. heap is the place where variable names are stored. For example, a pointer occupies 4 bytes and points to a 32-bit address (the 64-bit system doubles ), A common variable, such as int A, is also a variable, pointing to the space address of a with a value. Stack is where data is stored. As long as there is still memory, it can be allocated all the time. If you don't believe it

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") = 04510 fstat64 (4, {st_mode = s_ifreg | 0644, st_size = 119,...}) = 04510 mmap2 (null, 4096, prot_read | prot_write, map_private | map_anonymous,-1, 0) = 0xb7fe70004510 read (4, "\ n", 8192) = 294510 read (4, "", 8192) = 04510 read (4, "", 8192) = 04510 close (4) = 0// -- Load hello. Inc, corresponding to the PHP Code include './Hello. inc'4510 getcwd ("/var/

, etc., similar to the C language compilation process.Command sequences are often mixed with PLC programs and motion program programs, as explained below.2. Exercise programTo facilitate the writing of motion programs, the concept of a coordinate system is used in PMaC, such as the number 6th motor and the No. 8th motor, which we map to the x and Y coordinates in a coordinate system, as shown below1#6->819.2Y, Robot y-direction, unit mm, (819.2=8192/1