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They gave me a new computer at work and I found the Log Me In program on it. It does not appear that they have checked anything on it yet. I am just curious what can be done with it?
Started by NoleFan2U on
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It does not appear that they have checked anything on it yet IT would log in, i would get a pop up saying " user XYZ would like to access remotely, do you the Log Me In program....
And I found the Log Me In program on it.
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Is there any solution for bulk delete in SQL Server?
I can't use TRUNCATE because I want to use WHERE for limiting the rows in action.
Is there anything like Bulk Copy (bcp) for delete data?
Started by masoud ramezani on
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by 4 people.
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What you can do is batch deletes like the two, like so:
SELECT * INTO tmp_MyTable FROM MyTable WHERE Key='Value' IF @@ROWCOUNT > 0 BEGIN EXEC,
The advantage of TRUNCATE....
You want a DELETE with a WHERE clause: this is standard SQL .
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As the title says, I'm using Linux, and the folder could contain more than one file, I want to get the one its name contain *tmp*.log ( * means anything of course!). Just like what I do using Linux command line.
Started by JustRegisterMe on
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by 3 people.
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In dirEntries: if re.match(".*tmp.*\.log", entry): print entry.
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Here is my situation. I keep a set of files on both my laptop, and a server. I already have a sync setup between the two locations using rsync. Recently I decided that a certain part of these files should be under source control. I am using git for this...
Started by Mike Cooper on
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by 4 people.
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Not before git gc do you stop the world and prune .
Are immutable, so a git object storage is like a log, you only write new objects to it without removing anything, even when you "rewrite history".
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Duplicate: Exception Driven Programming in Java
I have been looking at ELMAH and was wondering what kinds of similar applications are available for Java.
Thanks for the recommendations for log4j and other frameworks. Like the author of the post this question...
Started by Ignatius on
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It's flexible enough to do pretty much anything you need.
I would suggest log4j.
And their features.
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I've read some related questions ( 1 , 2 ), but none seemed fully adequate.
What's the best way to access globally important objects in each class or .php script? A few examples:
DB (database) Cache (memcache wrapper) Logger (custom) CurrentUser (details...
Started by philfreo on
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by 11 people.
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I would consider for the base class, something like....
Of getting the database from some compile-time defined code artifact (class like above, global (for example, anything related to thread-unsafety is simply not an issue with PHP).
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Mac OS X: Anything out there like HDVSplit? Besides FC, of course.
For now, I'm using DVHSCap to import, but it does it as one file.
How do you then separate all the clips? I'm assuming it's going to be all manual, but I'm wondering if anybody has a quick...
Started by Hallvalla on
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by 7 people.
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You don't have ....
If you had HDVxDV it sound like it would do what two of your current apps do but you'd still need JES in iMovie & FCP).
It sounds like you have all of the Mac freeware.
For instance, I'm not sure about the Canon 24F.
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I'm interested in sending all Rails application logging to a database (MySQL or MongoDB) either in addition to or instead of to a log file. There are a few reasons, most of them surround doing things somewhat similar to Google Analytics - basically log...
Started by chrisrbailey on
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I use the rails "exception logger" , to log) having an access....
log, the logger will be immediately replaced on Rails startup.
log-files can be very flexible since you can write almost anything to it.
For sys-admin to maintain.
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A lot of programs log things into a text file in a format something like this:
11/19/2008 13:29:01 DEBUG Opening connection to localhost.
11/19/2008 13:29:01 DEBUG Sending login message for user 'ADMIN'.
11/19/2008 13:29:03 DEBUG Received login response...
Started by wizlb on
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by 5 people.
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Enteprise library Logging block provides different loggings formats such as xml but it is a long way to configure and deal....
I'm not sure of any products that do that, but you could use log4net and write your own appender (output handler) .
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Can anyone explain what the exact difference is with the above? I'm trying to understand what exactly the '..' notation does. I thought it was a range, but in this case it does something different:
git log origin/master
git log origin/master..
Started by Coocoo4Cocoa on
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by 4 people.
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Master
Would be like (fake command):
git log INITIAL..origin/master
While:
git log origin/master the branch you want to compare by putting it after the .., so it will become
git log oringin/master..<branch_name>
You ....
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