y laptop. I want to ask you, how to create a database in DDI for ISS??
> >
> > What is IIS?
>
> Internet Information Server. I'm wondering what ISS is though :-D
International Space Station?
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I have ever found that works well with the left hand. That frees up my
right hand to wield a pencil while I am working. I prefer the track ball
because it doesn't require acres of free space on the desk next to the
keyboard and can even be used sitting on my knee.
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From: Guillaume Lelarge
> On Wed, 2011-10-12 at 14:56 -0400, Bob McConnell wrote:
>> From: Guillaume Lelarge
>>
>> > On Wed, 12 Oct 2011 14:19:53 -0400, "Bob McConnell"
>> wrote:
>> >> From: Fernando Hevia
>> >>
>>
From: Guillaume Lelarge
> On Wed, 12 Oct 2011 14:19:53 -0400, "Bob McConnell"
wrote:
>> From: Fernando Hevia
>>
>>> You can use Control key + mouse scroll wheel for instant resizing.
>>> For a permanent setup take a look in the File->Options menu.
From: Fernando Hevia
> You can use Control key + mouse scroll wheel for instant resizing.
> For a permanent setup take a look in the File->Options menu.
That makes it a little difficult for me. The Logitech Marble Mouse
doesn't have a scroll wheel.
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tion is no longer usable, and
every application running on the client suffers from the delays in the
meantime.
We are currently troubleshooting this problem with COM+/DCOM connections
at a client site. Like your description, theirs seems to be due to
firewalls that drop connections from their state tabl
code. I find it much better to report the symptoms
with as much supporting data as I can so the people that understand how
it works can do the diagnosis.
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reliably, perhaps you should post it there so the
developers can take a closer look at it. If you go that route, I suggest
using Wireshark to capture one or more sessions that lock up the client
and attach the raw capture files onto the bug report. This will help
them identify the actual probl
coming from my workstation.
>
> And no switch between them? Usually, this kind of issues happens
because
> of a faulty firewall or switch.
I have seen similar problems on routers and switches that were
overloaded or misconfigured. Adding memory, or just increasing the
number of buffers
PQclear(res);
> close_conn(conn);
> }
> else
> {
> printf("insert employee record - OK\n");
> }
> //create_employee_table clear result
> PQclear(res);
> }
It looks like you need to spend some time learning how to write code in
C. You did not a
them,
then hit F9, it will only execute the highlighted statements.
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much of a cost of doing the scan
>> anyway? The user will nearly always need to open the schema node
>> anyway.
>>
>
> I'm not sure we can do this. The "+" sign appears when the node has
> children. And before one double clicks on the node, there a
e available, but searching www.pgfoundry.org would
> probably be a good start.
There are several commercial tools that will automate the migration
between those products. But if you are willing to do some of the work,
the Perl DBI libraries provide most of the foundation needed.
Bob McConnell
a table?
Thank you,
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