12-27-2007
Thank you Anatar ..
But even if i am not the owner of the directory , if i am having W and X permision i am able to delete .
So please confirm that even though if i am not a woner of the file /Directory , but if the file /Directory has W and X permision can i delete that file /Directory .
Thanks,
Arun
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SYNOPSIS
upgradedb [-a archivedir] [-Z serverID] [-f] [-v] [-d debuglevel] [-h]
DESCRIPTION
Checks the DB version and if it has the old index formatting then it will rebuild the indexes. This is usually needed after migrating from
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OPTIONS
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DIAGNOSTICS
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AUTHOR
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REPORTING BUGS
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COPYRIGHT
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