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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Oracle and batch reporting
My first real exposure to a real database was Sybase. It actually is a fairly nice “little” database that you can come to grips with. I mean little when compared to behemoth that is Oracle. I don’t want to go … Continue reading
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command line fun – more fun with sftp
A few days back we needed to copy some files around in the production environment and the task was given to me. It was one of those rather simple tasks as in the email was some examples from a colleague … Continue reading
Posted in Command line
Tagged encryption, linux, scripting
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Ex CEO has big plans for your tax money
It is a fairly perverse situation when a bunch of extremely wealthy business men ask the government to do things that they could do but are not willing to do so. Well, in this case I am speaking about research … Continue reading
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Unsuccessful Post attempt(s) – BIOS
Don’t believe the hype. Just as soon as you get an unofficial title of “expert” with your friends and family, they will throw you for a loop. I was sitting at my desk when I received a phone call from … Continue reading
command line fun – testing for existence
I remember quite some time ago when I was developing a an application when the personal computer was actually fairly slow. Of course I happened to pick a technology that worked just fine on a newer computer but it actually … Continue reading
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Tagged linux, scripting
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command line fun – transferring data with sftp
I must admit that I misunderstood the task when I first saw it. The vendor had changed how they provide the data. We will no longer be able to retrieve the data using ftp – the data should be picked … Continue reading
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The last version of windows – ever!
A little over a year ago, I was reading about how windows 10 would be the last OS upgrade that I will ever need. It is understandable that Microsoft wishes that people switch to their latest operating system and those darn … Continue reading