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2009-11-05 Windows 2000 - Administrator.bak:

Hi Stephan. I understand your concern. It's terrible losing data under any circunstance. In this message I will be as straight as I can: - In order to try recovering your data I suggest you to

2009-11-05 Oracle - oracle:

Hi San, How are you doing? If you want to see all the users in your database, then run the following command, SELECT * FROM all_users; Or if you want to know the database name and its connect

2009-11-05 Oracle - oracle database:

Good day San I assume that you are using Oacle10gXE on WIndows Platform. There is no table to store the name of all the DB on your computer. However, in the Services (Start->Settings->Control Panel->Administrative

2009-11-05 Windows Networking - Wi fi connection:

Hi Scott. From your computer (that's also attached to your mifi network), you should be able to see the HOST or DEFAULT GATEWAY when you type in IPCONFIG from the command promput. From here, you

2009-11-05 Oracle - RMAN Backup Database Instance:

Hi Magerram, What is RMAN? http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Oracle_database_Backup_and_Recovery_FAQ#What_is_RMAN_ http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14192/intro005

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