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IMHO it does make more sense to pass the filename to the function
GetNumberOfRecords "$inputFile"

Hi gull04,
Settings in syslog.conf affect where messages printed by syslog go; not where messages printed by echo go.

Hi solaris_user,
From what you have shown us, the word stdout should have...

Hi,

Have a look at "syslog.conf" file and check where it goes.

Traditiionally "stderr" defaults to the user output (screen) - it could have changed in Solaris 11.2 - but I'd be really...

Hi,

After Solaris 10/8 or 9 there is a failsafe boot option "boot -F" or "boot -F failsafe" I think that should at least get you up and running then you'll have to revert the kernel and redo the...

I seem to recall that Solaris creates a file during first installation and when sysunconfigure or something like that is run. It does delete a load of configuration stuff including SSH server keys,...

It sounds like you need a middle tier. But you really ought to be ask a question here rather than use us as a sounding board.

So... what is the question exactly?

Check your tnsnames.ora file in Windows and verify if the entry is present for the Oracle Database that your are trying to connect. You can compare the TNS entry in Windows with the one in local....

Bumping up posts or double posting is not permitted in these forums.

Please read the rules (https://www.unix.com/misc.php?do=cfrules), which you agreed to when you registered, if you have not...

Read this and try again:
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This code:
#include <sys/utsname.h>

main()
{
struct utsname name;
uname(&name);
printf("%s %s\n",name.sysname,name.release);
}will output:SunOS 5.11

Hi solaris_user,

I think those are not errors. Can you look if the executable was created?

You could avoid them declaring the mess variable as an array of chars.

char mess[LEN];
int first =...

this is my smb.conf *note the path variable*

[global]
workgroup = yourworkgroup
server string = yourserver
netbios name = yourserver
log file = /var/samba/log/log.%m
max log size = 50
local...

You've got double quotes when you need single quotes:



(input_message[output] == " ")

The " " is a pointer to a string (of a single blank) while input_message[output] is a single character...

I guess you mean grep qfe /etc/driver_aliases

Beyond the fact it's Solaris 9 so dladm isn't available as DukeNuke2 already point out, what's wrong with plumbing all interfaces ?
This is incorrect. The interface doesn't automagically configure...

it's solaris 9... there is NO "dladm" command!

You want something like this -


$
$ cat -n comparison.c
1 // Compares four integers and prints which is greatest and which is smallest
2
3 #include <stdio.h>
4
5 ...

Note that the "if" condition will always be true if "a" and "b" are distinct integers. If a > b, then the red part is true:


if ( a > b && b < a || b > a && a < b)


And if a < b, then...

Hi Solaris User,

The problem is not with your understanding of "how to print" something. I think you are a bit confused about how to set up "conditions." The easiest way is as follows:

if ( a...

Here are two ways of doing it

// Tests which is greater using if statements
if ( a > b)
printf("Greatest: %d\n", a);
else
printf("Greatest: %d\n", b);

// IIF...

Me too.
After a cleanup of a full 40 Gb NTFS drive down to 60% full I've had the M$ Windows XP defrag take 30 hours despite having 2 Gb memory fitted. After that the system ran normally.
...

Dear Corona688, you confuse binary tree algorithm for file seeking with an actual allocation i-nodes on physical drive. The gaps that left after removal of files and filled with parts of other files...

MS must have made an absolute hash of it, then because, as I've said, I've seen it fragment terribly on drives only 50% full. It certainly doesn't seem to make any effort to obey your ideal of...

I've seen NTFS fragment terribly when only 50% full. It's not as bad as FAT but still not great.