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I want to use two factor auth for my vpn users. You know, the secureid kind of thing where they have a changing number from a keyfob to enter.
I got the free demo kit from secureid and... scary looking! It looked really involved to set up and evaluate...
Started by samsmith on
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Manager before, I would definitely investigate alternatives very thoroughly before I would set it up.
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I am doing an SSIS look up transformation, looking up in a voyages table, however some of my records don't have voyages, so I get errors. Is there any way that I can skip the look up on those records.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Fail Component (the default and the action you have now from... .
To expand on unclepaul84's answer, you can configure your lookup component to perform one of three actions on a failed lookup .
You could tell the lookup of component to ignore lookup failures .
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I am working on a SSIS solution for datawarehouse for extracting Surrogate keys of corresponding application keys, I am using look up task of SSIS but the problem with this task is it caches the complete look up table in its memory . And my look up table...
Started by paranjai on
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You can do some filtering for look up, a record will take 4+10bytes and 20million goes to 20Mx(4+10) ~= 280MB which cannot that you pick only columns....
I do not consider a table with 20 million records too huge for look up.
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In my asp.net application I want to use the look up domain information (ie WHOIS information). When a user enters any domain name it has to look up and display the information. Is there any code library or script I can use to accomplish this?
Started by Surya sasidhar on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Http://articles.sitepoint.com/article/build-whois-lookup-asp-net
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/DataScraping.aspx
The only DNS library I've found is DnDns - I haven't had a call to use it though, so I don't know how useful it is. .
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Is there a built-in command line tool that will do reverse DNS look-ups in Windows? I.e., something like <toolname> w.x.y.z => mycomputername
I've tried:
nslookup : seems to be forward look-up only. host : doesn't exist dig : also doesn't exist...
Started by alastairs on
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C:\>nslookup star.slashdot.org Server: my-dns-server Address: 10.242.0.1 Name: star.slashdot.org Address: 216.34... .
Nslookup -type=ptr 10.1.x.x nslookup will do reverse lookups in Windows .
Ping -a w.x.y.z
Should resolve the name from the IP address .
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Hi,
Almost all the applications I worked on involve some look-up values. For example, a lot of times a list of languages ( English, French, etc...) need to be displayed on the WebForm for user to choose.
The common data structure for such look up values...
Started by sean717 on
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The data is looked up once when.
To be applied as an application variable for all instances of the app .
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I'm trying to figure out what data structure to quickly support the following operations:
Add a string (if it's not there, add it, if it is there, increment a counter for the word) Count a given string (look up by string and then read the counter) I'm...
Started by Carol on
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Looking at performance a little more closely, usually, hash tables are faster than trees, but I doubt if a real life program ever ran too slow simply because it used....
It isn't necessary to completely avoid collisions.
Either one is reasonably fast.
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The first several digits of a MAC address (Ethernet ID) are specific to its manufacturer/model. I won't ask what's the best way to look these up since it's subjective... but I'd love to know if any here has found a particularly efficient resource to do...
Started by username on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If you're wanting.
To look up a larger amount or a list of MAC addresses it will be easier to run a script to grabWhen online I use MAC_Find: - it's helpful if you're only looking up one or two.
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I have this look up table :
char *table[ascii][morse];
where ascii is an int (representing an ascii letter) and morse is a string of length 4 + 1 ( to add the null). It is a look up table in a way where you ask for letter 0 = a and it should return the...
Started by c2009l123 on
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The line
table->table[index][5] = copy;
is wrong -- you don't copy strings that... .
Strcpy(table->table[(int)ascii], morsepassed) would seem to be the way to do it (what's "index" supposed to be set to? maybe to (int)ascii ? I don't see the point) .
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I know how to look up this week number:
(SELECT DATEPART(wk, GETDATE()))
I need to know the syntax of getting the week number compare to another table: SYNTAX:
SELECT THISWEEK -- WEEK NUMBER DATA FROM dbo.DATETABLE WHERE THISWEEK = (DATEPART(wk, GETDATE...
Started by Kombucha on
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Select distinct thisweek from datetable where thisweek = datepart(wk, getdate())
Is equivalent to saying:
select distinct thisweek from datetable where ... .
You have more than the necessary amount of parens, but it does no harm .
That's the correct syntax.
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