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• Folder permissions in Windows 7 - a program that creates a file always has the authority to check the size of this file?

  Hello

  Where I work, we have a phone call, saving application that creates records of calls as .wav files.

  Before placing each record in long-term storage, the application creates a copy of the file (which is smaller) MP3 and then made a calculation of the free space to ensure that there is place in the long term for the newly created file storage.

  As part of the application must check the size of the MP3 file that he had just created and - I thought - calculation of space under Windows 7 that determination of the size of the file is sometimes a failure.

  (I think I understand, is that a .net function allows to determine the size of the file.)

  My query...

  If an application has sufficient privileges to create a file in a folder on the drive C: of the PC default also always have the right to determine the size of this file?

  Or are these two completely separate rights?

  For example, is it possible to have with no other rights granted write access?

  Thank you very much.

  The order of the questions, you asked:

  Yes

  Yes

  NO.

  It is indeed possible to give the file 'write' - access to the account, but not 'read' - access. However, even in this case the account can determine the size of the file.

  Log in under the account you are using for the conversion allows you to confirm my answers. To see the size of a file, use Windows Explorer or the Console command "dir".

• Dynamics Processor Calc does not reach more than [100] ESM blocks during the calculation, please increase the CalcLockBlock setting, and then try again (a small data cache setting can also cause this problem, check the size of data cache setting).

  Hello

  Our environment is Essbase 11.1.2.2 and work on Essbase EAS and components of Shared Services. One of our user tried to execute the Script of Cal of a single application and in the face of this error.

  Dynamics Processor Calc does not reach more than [100] ESM blocks during the calculation, please increase the CalcLockBlock setting, and then try again (a small data cache setting can also cause this problem, check the size of data cache setting).

  
  

  I did a few Google and found that we need to add something in the Essbase.cfg file as below.

  Dynamics Processor Calc 1012704 fails to more blocks ESM number for the calculation, please increase the CalcLockBlock setting, and then try again (a small data cache setting can also cause this problem, check the size of data cache setting).

  Possible problems

  Analytical services cannot lock enough blocks to perform the calculation.

  Possible solutions

  Increase the number of blocks of analytical Services can allocate to a calculation:

  1. Set the maximum number of blocks of analytical Services can allocate at least 500.
     1. If you are not a $ARBORPATH/bin/essbase.cfg on the file server computer, create one using a text editor.
     2. In the essbase.cfg folder on the server computer, set CALCLOCKBLOCKHIGH to 500.
     3. Stopping and restarting Analysis server.
  2. Add the command SET LOCKBLOCK STUDENT at the beginning of the calculation script.
  3. Set the cache of data large enough to hold all the blocks specified in the CALCLOCKBLOCKHIGH parameter.
     • Determine the size of the block.
     • The size of wrestled data.

  In fact in our queue (essbase.cfg) Config Server we have given below added.

  CalcLockBlockHigh 2000

  CalcLockBlockDefault 200

  CalcLockBlocklow 50

  
  

  So my question is if edit us the file Essbase.cfg and add the above settings restart services will work?  and if yes, why should change us the configuration file of server if the problem concerns a Cal Script application. Please guide me how to do this.

  
  

  Kind regards

  Naveen
  

  Yes it must *.

  Make sure that you have "migrated settings cache of database as well. If the cache is too small, you will have similar problems.

• What are the steps to increase the size of Guest OS Windows Server 2003 disk?

  People,

  Hello. I use 3 Player VM and Guest OS Windows Server 2003. The host OS is Windows 7.

  I just increase the disk size of Virtual Machine from 80 GB to 150 GB successfully. The next thing to do is to repartition the disk size of Guest OS Windows Server 2003 in 150 GB.

  What are the specific steps to increase the size of Guest OS Windows Server 2003 disk?

  Thank you.

  Only, I tried start gparted-live - 0.7.0 - 4.ISO both gparted-live - 0.7.0 - 7.iso in VMware Player and had no problem in order to check the MD5SUM.

  Attach the file vmware.log so we can see what is happening.

• How to check the size of the measure

  Dear friends,
  
  I hope someone could me advice on that.
  
  I need to check the extent of the current database size. and I need to know how much space the scope is used facing upwards.
  
  We perform usually batch load.
  
  The database was now swollen and my s/n told me to check the size of the measure and how much space is used.
  
  To the best of my knowledge, each block will host a number of records, leaving little space for oracle maintenance and future updates.
  
  When the current measure is full, oracle creates another measure. right?
  
  How will this affect load batch?
  
  each load will have a new measure?
  
  Please throw some light on this.
  
  Cheers!
  
  Benard
  
  NOTE: I can think of is to convert the pfile-spfile and check the value, but according to me, there are some points of view that I can use to check it out right? as in a data dictionary?
  
  Published by: user645399 on July 21, 2009 01:07

  If your batch load using INSERT with a hint of PARALLEL, each parallel slave allocates a separate measure. This can cause the table to grow disproportionately faster - especially if you do this every day.
  Similarly, the indicator APPEND will always add extensions and new blocks and use no space between existing blocks.

  If these tables are subsequently deletes, you can consider using ALTER RETRACTABLE TABLE, or ALTER TABLE MOVE to rebuild the tables (and their indexes with the ALTER INDEX REBUILD statement).

• check the size on hard drive mail account

  Hi all

  small question. Is it possible to check the size occupied on the disk by mail accounts?

  Thank you very much!

  Greetings jfs - dev,

  Thanks for posting here in Support of Apple communities. I see you are eager to see how much space to use on your Mac mail accounts. I'll be more than happy to help.

  Your profile says you have El Capitan, so for you, you can locate the Mail folder in your library to estimate the storage it uses. Here are the instructions to find this file:

  1. open Finder

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  If you have MacOS Sierra 10.12 new version, it's a little easier:

  1. click the  button and click on 'about this Mac'

  2. click on the storage tab

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  One on the page manage the it will break your storage and show you the storage used by the Applications, Documents, iBooks, iCloud Drive, iOS, Mail, Photos, Trash, and system files.

  Have a great week!

• How can I check the disc for physical integrity on Satellite P305?

  I have P305-S8838.

  I had some freezing problems earlier this month, and on the notice here, I nu start-up and reduced services a little at a time.
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  For example... I have run CHKDSK and does many things and happens at the exact same spot and hangs at step 4 file 5 3498 or 421168 processed.

  I tried to run CHKDSK in SafeMode but tells me drive is locked and it will run when I restart. But the restart put back me in normal mode and get the same hang.

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  I ran the test of memory OK.

  I if I could put in DVD Toshiba and certain diagnoses, but when I put in the disk I get this big warning I'll crush, etc and I have chicken.

  This didn't stop me to use the computer, but its all irritating.

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  He idea goo to check the HARD disk and run some diagnostic procedures.
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  Google for this tool. You can get it from multiple pages download

• Y510P - How can I check the size of the SSD Cache?

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• How to check the size of the file to a text file.

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  Please explain to me.

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  go to the file e/s palette and then the advanced palette which is a search palletteand sub getfilesize.vi... but this function gives the result in bytes...

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• How to check the size of/var/tmp local partition in esxi5

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• How to check the size of the tablespace by query?

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  FROM dba_free_space B,.
  (SELECT tablespace_name, SUM (bytes) bytes
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  A GROUP BY nom_tablespace)
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• Checking the size of the file with Java

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• How to check the size of the Application database

  Hello
  
  I work as a DBA of the Application. I want to check the size of the database.
  
  Please suggest.
  
  Kind regards
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• How to check the status of Oracle DB Windows batch file

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• Impossible to make the link between the consistent readings with the number of physical block reads

  Hello
  
  The issue is that we have seen consistent readings are more than the total buffers necessary to give back the results.
  I emptied the buffer_cache before you execute the query and also questioned the V$ BH to know the details of the buffer for these objects... After the flush before you trigger the request that we do not have buffers about these tables. Which is expected.
  We are doing sequential reads of DB file with the plan and will result in a single block, read at a time.
  Please take a close look at "TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID CMPGN_DIM (cr = pr 45379 = 22949 pw = time 0 = 52434931 US)" line in the plan source line below...
  Here we have only 22949 data buffers 22949 means reading physical but we are witnessing gets 45379 coherent.
  
  Note: We have the CMPGN_DIM and AD_GRP tables in the tablespace size 4 M block and we have only the default db_cache_size. My database block size is 8192.
  
  Can you please help me understand how the 22949 sequential reads the result in 45379 coherent takes.
  
  Even the V$ BH query buffer details matches with physical reads.
  
  
  line source of 10043 trace query plan:
  
  SORT ORDER BY 27 (cr = 92355 pr 47396 pw = time = 0 = 359030364 en)
  27 WINDOW SORT (cr = 92355 pr 47396 pw = time = 0 = 359030088 en)
  NESTED LOOPS EXTRA-ATMOSPHERIQUE 27 (cr = 92355 pr 47396 pw = time = 0 = 359094569 en)
  NESTED LOOPS EXTRA-ATMOSPHERIQUE 27 (cr = 92276 pr 47395 pw = time = 0 = 359041825 en)
  VIEW 27 (cr = 92197 pr 47393 pw = time = 0 = 358984314 en)
  UNION-ALL 27 (cr = 92197 pr 47393 pw = time = 0 = 358984120 en)
  HASH GROUP BY 26 (cr = 92197 pr 47393 pw = time = 0 = 358983665 en)
  VIEW 9400 (cr = 92197 pr 47393 pw = time = 0 = 359094286 en)
  9400 COUNT (cr = 92197 pr 47393 pw = time = 0 = 359056676 en)
  VIEW 9400 (cr = 92197 pr 47393 pw = time = 0 = 359009672 en)
  9400 SORT ORDER BY (cr = 92197 pr 47393 pw = time = 0 = 358972063 en)
  9400 HASH JOIN EXTERNAL (cr = 92197 pr 47393 pw = time = 0 = 358954170 en)
  VIEW 9400 (cr = 92191 pr 47387 pw = time = 0 = 349796124 en)
  JOIN by HASH 9400 (cr = 92191 pr 47387 pw = time = 0 = 349758517 en)
  94 the TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID CMPGN_DIM (cr = pr 45379 = 22949 pw = time 0 = 52434931 US)
  50700 IDX_CMPGN_DIM_UK1 INDEX RANGE SCAN (cr = 351 pr = 349 pw = time 0 = 1915239 US)(object id 55617)
  TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID AD_GRP 60335 (cr = 46812 pr 24438 pw = time = 0 = 208234661 en)
  60335 INDEX RANGE SCAN IDX_AD_GRP2 (cr = 613 pr = 611 pw = time 0 = 13350221 US)(object id 10072801)
  VIEW 7 (cr = 6 pr = 6 pw = time 0 = 72933 en)
  7 HASH GROUP BY (cr = 6 pr = pw 6 = 0, time = 72898 US)
  162 PARTITION SINGLE PARTITION RANGE: 4 4 (cr = 6 pr = 6 pw = time 0 = 45363 en)
  162 PARTITION PARTITION UNIQUE HASH: 676 676 (cr = 6 pr = pw 6 = 0, time = 44690 US)
  162 INDEX RANGE SCAN PK_AD_GRP_DTL_FACT PARTITION: 3748 3748 (cr = 6 pr = pw 6 = 0, time = 44031 US) (object id 8347241)
  1 DOUBLE QUICK (cr = 0 pr = 0 pw = time 0 = US 9)
  25 TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID AD_GRP (cr = 79 pr = 2 pw = time 0 = 29817 US)

  user622572 wrote:
  Hi Charles,
  In this test of problem we have not any activity on my tables other than my session. If we do not have all cancel must be applied to the brand CR.

  * "So, which means the above?" *-->, that means the number of times where the blocks was visited is counted as CR not the number of buffers required to respond to a request. "

  * "" Why a plan of execution would change the number of makes more sense? "*--> changes in the method of access to the path and join required a different number of times the same buffer necessary visit." It means NL require more number of same buffer visits to T2, T1 and INT_T1_C2 as the hash join.

  * "' Why not flush the buffer cache would result in the PR drop statistics to 0, but does not change the statistics CR?" *--> each result buffer in physics RAS reads for objects from there which is why it cannot be zero in the first 4 tests where as test5 require PI (we don't rinse prior to that in your test case). " CR cannot be changed with buffer flush. Required CR same amount of pads and tampons visits regardless of buffer flush.

  It seems that we can say that "CR numbers include the number of times the block was visited in a query instead of just the number of buffers required". ""

  user622572,

  You deserve a lot of credit for having read and understood what I posted to correctly answer the questions I asked at the bottom of results and for your ability to answer your original question.

  Charles Hooper
  IT Manager/Oracle DBA
  K & M-making Machine, Inc.