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32bit VS 64bit
heya, Any way to determine if Oracle has been installed as a 32bit OR a 64bit app? Either parsing the output/help fromany of the commands nad/or having the info available in a config file? thanks vlad +----------------------------+ | #include<disclaimer.h> | +----------------------------+- vgersh99
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subnet masks etc..........
logic: 1. given a subnet address and a mask [192.9.111.0 and 255.255.255.224] 2. and an address [(a) 192.9.111.1 OR (b) 192.9.111.50] 3. determine if (a) belongs to a subnet specified in 1. [whereas... -
*sh VS anythingElse
FYI, I thought it would be interesting for others to read this USENET's comp.unix.shell thread: "Comp UNIX". I found it to be very interesting and spirited. I hope you will too ;) http://groups.google.com/groups?dq=&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&th=3c97ffba710d969d Here's the bait... -
Heya, any ideas how one can "s
Heya, any ideas how one can "shift" all the fields in a record one position to the "left" starting at a given "field"? startField=2 input ----- 1 2 3 4 5 output ------ 1 3 4 5 I know how to implement it with "loops" and NF - I'm simply looking for... -
AWK script name from within AWK script
yo,<br><br> awk -f foo.awk textFile.txt<br><br>How do I determine [programmatically} from WITHIN "foo.awk" its own name [foo.awk].<br>ARGV/ARGC don't get populated with the "-f"<br>switch.<br><br>I do NOT want to "hard wire" the name of the...
