Data Conversion

Hi All; I've come up with a solution and I'd like some feedback on whether or not it is secure. SYNOPSIS: Is Crypt::RSA secure acceptable in open source if the private key password is in a browser cookie? DETAILS: We're running a pretty basic LAMPS system with MySQL 5.1 and Perl 5.8. The client asked me to devise "a secure way to save credit card

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Here is the first of a series of blog posts where I develop further on some of the various reactions to the recent article I got published on the NYTimes about my experiences of giving up on e-mail to get the job done colalborating and sharing my knowledge more. Starting with a blog post put together by my fellow IBM colleague Ed Brill...

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I have a table with 2 columns..... CREATE TABLE TEST ( ID NUMBER(5), NAME VARCHAR2(30)) My data file looks like the following and ' ' is the col delimiter 10 -- single space 20 -- 5 spaces 30 \ -- back slash followed by a single space 40 -- 0 spaces

Is this a safe operation? According to the docs, it should be. Any contraindications? (Oracle 10.2.0.3 on SUSE Linux) Thank you. Kind regards, Y.

On the Oracle 10 DB: SHOW PARAMETER shared_pool_size; Is returning 0 because it is not set How to update script TFSSPUTL.SQL to get "Shared pool allocation (actual)" I tried replacing " select value into pool_size from v$parameter where name='shared_pool_size'; " with select sum(bytes) into pool_size from v$sgastat where pool='shared

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I'm a Unix/Linux Oracle developer who needs to ask a Windows-oriented DBA question. For testing purposes, one of the guys in this shop wants a new instance that will access existing database files. Working from home late at night, he copied all the files (control files, DBFs, and everything) and then blew away the instance and installed a new one.

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Hello, I am trying to run a long sql script that creates tables, triggers and procedures etc. I ran the same script on 9i some time ago and it worked OK - but 10G barfs on CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW as follows: DROP USER getreports CASCADE; CREATE USER getreports IDENTIFIED BY getreports DEFAULT TABLESPACE getreports

There was a fairly decent article in Information Week because of DB2's 25th Birthday that has some interesting DB2 history in it.

9.2.0.5 Is there a way to determine the last time a procedure was executed if auditing isn't turned on in a database?

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Hello All, I am trying to run a tcpdump and have perl kill the tcpdump once 10 files have been created by the tcpdump. Here is my code, not sure...if my logic is screwy Thanks, system "tcpdump -i bge1 -s0 -w /tmp/file.out -C 1"; sleep 2; while(true){ @array1 = `ls -l /tmp grep files`; $result=@array1+1;

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Customer-centric companies endeavor to discover what their customers want, need, appreciate in a product. An excellent tool for gaining this insight is the forum application found in many self service center software solutions.