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• Change the command prompt based on the user login

  Hello
  
  I work in 11.1.1.5(11g) OBIEE. In my environment, OBIEE is integrated with OAM and user gets if authenticate in the OID Database.I a requirement where in cases that we have two users(user1,user2) and guest (prompt1, 2 guest)
  
  Example:
  If 1 1 user login prompt should get the display and 2 2 so quick connection of the user should get a good view.
  
  Can anyone help on this?
  
  Thank you
  Padmini

  With the help of the Administration-> catalog manage set permissions at the prompt and add the page. Based on the permissions that they might see respective guests

  If brand aid

• In the command prompt, cannot use the change to another cd drive

  Hello

  At the command prompt, the current directory is c:\Windows, I use the command "cd J:\new", but I still in c:\Windows, is there anyone can understand it? THX.

  CD change directory. You must use J: ENTER to change the player j. "a programmer is just a tool that converts the caffeine in code" Deputy CLIP - http://www.winvistaside.de/

• How to rename a directory by using the command prompt

  How can I rename a directory using the command prompt?  Say I want to change c:\Users\User c:\users\user utilisateur\Mes Documents documents.  How can I do this?

  I looked in Google.  Here's what I found.

  G:\data>mkdir dir1
  G:\data>dir /b
  dir1
  G:\data>rename dir1 dir2
  G:\data>dir /b
  dir2
  G:\data>What would I write for the data? And what would I write for b?
  

  C:\docs>ren c:\docs\1.txt 2.txt
  C:\docs>dir /b
  2.txtPlease give me an example.Rod Computer
  

  OK, I fixed it.  I did go in safe mode, go to documents, right-click on the file, select Properties, security, advanced, owner and change the owner.  And that's all.

  They don't call me computer Rod for nothing!

  Thank you

• "How to change the gateway by default from the command prompt"

  "How to change the gateway by default from the command prompt"

  How to change the default gateway on the windows command line

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• How can I change text size and point via the command prompt?

  I want to create a script that will allow me to easily change to or from my TV to my monitor. I know how to change the display, but I don't know how I can change the size of text and point via the command prompt (that is, from 100% to 150%). Does anyone know how?

  Unfortunately, you can not.  In addition, change the DPI requires reboot (or logout and back).  But you can apply a different theme, that you can call from the command just by opening the .themepack file.  Since themes can control the size of some elements of the police who might do the trick you are looking for.

• Why I can't change the default program from the command prompt?

  Accidentally, I changed the default program to open the .py (Python script) files at the command prompt, now I can't change it back even in the Control Panel, the check box is gray. Also I tried the registry editor, I do not have the NoFileAssociate file.
  If someone could help that would be great!

  Hello

  This problem occurs when Windows thinks that the application already exists in the list. Change the name of the application may fix this problem. Please try the following if you do not want to rename python.exe

  
  Method [1]: Use the registry to change the application Associations
  ATTENTION: It is recommended that you create a restore point before you proceed
  • On the start menu, insert the following text and press ENTER: regedit.exe
  • Delete the following key
    Python.exe HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\

  Thank you
  Have a nice day :)

• Change the command line parameters without having to restart LabVIEW

  Is it possible to change the command line parameters passed to a VI WITHOUT having to restart LabVIEW?  Maybe I'm used to how it works just about any other development environment, but to have to do is quite frustrating.

  ronbrown,

  Unfortunately, you'll have to close LabVIEW to pass parameters in a VI of the command prompt. You can build your VI in an executable file, and then pass parameters from the command prompt.  Because the program is its own executable file, it is not dependent on wheter LabVIEW is open.

• Update Live from the command prompt

  Hello

  I create an executable whose purpose and to make the creation of a winPE bootable USB key easier.

  To create the key, I need to run multiple commands with the systemexec.vi. Many of these commands take ages at the end so I need to know whether or not the command is still in progress.

  What would be great is to have a live update from the command prompt. I guess there should be a way to insert the command line in a secondary or other container?

  

  Best regards

  Try to redirect the standard output to a file, as in this example:

  ping 192.168.0.46 > out.txt

  If your utility supports redirection, you can read the contents of the file at any time.

  Be careful to choose a working directory where your username has write permissions.

• How to run a file through the command prompt window

  I try to download a zip called Kindle Gen - file instructions say I should first extract it to c:\KindleGen and then run it through the command prompt window by typing c:\KindleGen\kindlegen (I ' v it not compressed)

  The showsc:\Users\Barry prompt window > then I'v typed into it after the > but its not to recognize the path to the file.

  Wonder if anyone can advise this as i ' v hurts?

  Thanks Barry

  I try to download a zip called Kindle Gen - file instructions say I should first extract it to c:\KindleGen and then run it through the command prompt window by typing c:\KindleGen\kindlegen (I ' v it not compressed)

  The showsc:\Users\Barry prompt window > then I'v typed into it after the > but its not to recognize the path to the file.

  Wonder if anyone can advise this as i ' v hurts?

  Thanks Barry

  If you have used Windows Explorer (computer) to create the directory in question (C:\KindleGen\) and extract the files in this directory...

  Open a command prompt.

  Type:

  CD \KindleGen

  Type:

  DIR

  Run everything you are supposed to run by typing the name.

• How do you do the command prompt window stay open after running a command?

  OK, I feel stupid asking this, because I knew the answer before. I learn Visual C++ programming. The book I learn to write C++ and past then in details on the writing of the GUI from Visual C++ part. The book that I market me through compilation and to make an exe file in a cpp file, and then he said: go to the directory in Explorer and double click on the exe file. I do, and the command prompt appears a quick second before closing down. The example in the book shows the output, and the writer obviously has his guest configured to pause after executing an exe file.

  I just set up my guest to do the same thing, so I can at least see the results. I know that running the exe I wrote, but I would like to see the output for less than a second.

  I don't know how you code this. But if it's like a normal batch or whatever it is command line related.

  Follow these steps to use a switch defined by the user at the end of the script.

  To pause a file of DOS commands under Windows XP, continue to the next command, you can use the PAUSE command. Make request to the user with the text:

  Press any key to continue. . .

  Then the batch file is waiting for the user to press a button. However, if you want to pause a batch file and display anything? Simply redirect the results to no one as follows:

  pause > null

  Given that it is perhaps not very useful (how will the user know they need to press a key to continue the batch file?) you display a different prompt. Issue a command with your desired guest ECHO, and then issue the break preceding > no command.

  For example, to pause a batch file of Windows XP with the prompt "Press ENTER to run the command", use the following commands:

  echo press ENTER to run the command
  pause > null
  MCP. MCDST. LVL 80

• My computer guard goes to the command prompt and then closing when I try to open .exe files

  When I try to open an .exe file continues to go to the command prompt the closure as soon as it appears, as his tent to open a java file. After that, it showed all my icons symbol of java and wont open. The only thing that EOP are java files. I need to know if I should consider, or if it can be fixed manually.

  Hi MinecraftDude,

  Did you recent hardware or changes to the software of the system?

  You can consult the following article and the chek if it helps.

  When you run an .exe on a Windows Vista-based or Windows 7 computer file, the file may start another program

  Hope this information is useful.

• How can I configure the standard user profile in the impossibility to use the command prompt on windows7

  My teen age son knows how to get into the command prompt and use the computer as an administrator temporarily... How can I stop this?  It has a standard user account.

  On the flavors below, you must edit the registry directly by creating the value of HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System! DisableCMD.

  
   

  How to change the registry? I need more specific measures.

   

  Thank you

  Kathy

  This is not a trivial process for non trained. Also note that open a command prompt does NOT give your son of additional privileges unless he knows the password for an administrator account.
  Please note that if you skip any step then you may have a machine that won't start longer.
  1. Burn a CD to repair Windows via Control Panel / backup and restore.
  2. Test this boot the machine with her CD in the repair of Windows.
  3. Label this CD as "Repair Windows CD", then store it in a safe place.
  4. Start normally. Logging in as an administrator account.
  5. Create a Restore Point.
  6. Log in under your son's account.
  7. Click on the Globe to start, and then type regedit.exe and press ENTER. Enter the credentials of the administrator in case of dispute.
  8. HKey_Current_User\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows-access
  9. If there is no windows system key, create it:
     Click Edit / new / key, type system, and then press ENTER.
  10. Click on the key to the system.
  11. Click Edit / new / DWord, and then type the letters DisableCMD and press Enter.
  12. Double-click the DisableCMD value, and then type 1 in the data field and press ENTER.
  13. Try to open a command prompt. You should get a message of "deny".

• Need help to fix a computer using the command prompt

  So, my computer has suddenly crossed an escalation of alarming events, culminating with a very desperate, me trying to get information on the "Command Prompt". I don't know why, how, and it's all heart-wrenching. If someone has an idea of what could be done to fix it, I'd certainly eternally grateful to them. I will try to be as detailed as possible, so I don't miss information that might be useful for someone who know how to use.

  I have an Acer Aspire V5 - 573G, running under Windows 8 64-bit with a 12G RAM, about 1 year and a half old, and this is the story of his unexpected collapse.

  3 days ago the computer suddenly began to show extreme problems with the help of any program. I had let him sleep for a few hours, and when I came back all started running very slowly.
  At the beginning I'm not too worried about I have mostly ran programs dependent on Internet and thought it was a simple connection problem. I have conducted a malware check (which I use quite regularly anyway) and downloaded Avast to see if he could detect all viruses, but everything was fine.

  However, after that them stopping and turning back on the morning, things only seem to be deteriorating. I was not using my computer much at all, but after the second day of the fight with all that I realized that in Task Manager, something was really wide, and the drive was 100% use even when nothing was running.
  Usually, after a few minutes it would go back down to 1-2%, but as soon as I ran whatever it is, even simply open Control Panel, happen very quickly to 100 times (sometimes the Task Manager was sufficient to make this happen).

  I removed Avast and tried to delete the process when I made sure it was safe to do so, but it did not work. I tried after tutorials on the Internet for people who reported similar problems, which led me on a desperate journey funny through Windows Defender removal, an (unnecessary) extreme increase virtual memory (which I brought to the standard after that report maybe just made even slower computer), something to change the parameters of High-Performance mode so that the Hard Drive would never turn off has tried to stop the search and indexing in my session, make a small altar to Turing... nothing worked.

  I ran a chkdsk /f C: who found problems with indexing files / indexed and likely fixed, because when I ran simple verification once the computer has been again this topic found no problem. However, the situation was the same: essentially constant use of the disk of 100% and no way out.
  A sad moment, after hours of attempts, I stopped by mistake the wrong process, explorer.exe. I restarted the computer, and then the problem was still there, at least explorer.exeseemed fine.

  However, when a few minutes later, I rebooted the computer, even once, I couldn't access the desktop more and I found myself in a loop of reboot attempt that has nothing, attempted to retrieve an earlier version of the system but nothing happened.

  The only thing I can do is access chkdsk to see what the problem is, but I'm not sure that I could see a way out of this, even if there was a. The only thing that seems clear is that there is a lot of damaged clusters, that he can't solve.
  This morning I ran 2 other chkdsk /f c:, the results by saying that there was no problem and no further action was required.
  So I ran a C: /R, and once again he told me that there are some clusters damaged in this file.

  Is there something I can do? Someone has an idea of what could have happened?
  My idea was to wait for it to perform this check, run a chkdsk /f /r c: and see how it goes if I restart it, but I could really use advice from more experienced and skilled people.

  The computer has not received any physical damage, not even in the relatively distant past of her young life. Before he started having all these problems he did nothing particularly requiring either, just running a few innocent Assassins Creed II (with 11.9 available RAM for what I remember stats and a Nvidia GeForce GT 750 M, I think not that it should have been a source of so much distress). This is the first time it gives me problems.

  Also, I apologize if any information was unclear or confused, but not only am I a tragedy with computers, I also use a computer in a different language and a few technical terms could have been translated a little too big. If someone needs more information, I can do my best to give it.

  Hello

  Windows Defender is the default Antivirus which comes with Windows 8 and should not have been "removed."

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  Reinstall your operating system:

  Here are the instructions Acer for recovery to factory settings, new condition.

  "Using Acer eRecovery application to restore your system or to create a recovery media.

  http://Acer.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/29934/~/use-Acer-eRecovery-application-to-restore-your-system-or-create-recovery-media

  See you soon.

• generate the fmx via the command prompt

  Hello
  
  I use Oracle forms6i, Oracle Database 10 g and Windows (OS).
  Is it possible to compile the FMB file via the command prompt.
  And then I need to move the files to the server fmx via the command prompt.
  
  
  Thank you
  Eliane.
  
  Published by: Sophie on January 24, 2012 17:20

  Eliane says:
  Hello

  I have created the batch file as directed by your code and I changed only the useridn/password@db.
  I have run the package
  But I can't find the fmx file.

  Sorry I post the compiler in batches of 10g

  Go where u run the batch file? It should be in this folder where you .fmb exist.
  So then do not work. Add the path before the ifcmp60.exe
  This is the compiler 6i

  Echo compiling forms ....
  for %%f IN (*.fmb) do C:\ORANT\BIN\ifcmp60.exe userid=mail/tti@ait module=%%f batch=yes module_type=form compile_all=yes window_state=minimize
  ECHO form compilation complete
  

  change the path of the ifcmp60.exe you have
  Hope it works for you

  If someone useful or appropriate, please mark accordingly.

  Published by: HamidHelal on January 24, 2012 20:12