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• Difference between (minidump) and (memory.dmp)?

  Separated from this thread.

  is there a difference between (minidump) and (memory.dmp) I use windows 10

  The main difference is size. Memory dumps are larger and contain a bit more information.

  In most situations, it is best to configure the computer to produce a dump of memory the kernel in case of system failure. A complete memory dump is a very large file to manage so it is more convenient to work with kernel images of memory when you try to resolve the blue screen errors.

  I suggest that you change your dump file settings to produce an image kernel memory. Select the hotkey Win + X , Control Panel, system, advanced system settings, Advanced tab, and click the button settings to start recovery. Under system failure, select the checkboxes before to write an event to the system log and restart automatically. Change the option Write debugging information by using the scroll to the right for image kernel memory. Click OK , and in the next window, click apply and OK. Restart your computer to apply the changes.

• Tecra A4: The difference between the memory modules

  Hello.

  Could someone explain the difference between the modules of memory called PA3311U -1PA3311U and M25 -2M25?

  And is it possible to use Tecra A4 with PA3311U - 1 M 25?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Tecra A4 supports these modules:

  DDR2 400/533 256 MB (PA3389U - 1 M 25)
  512 MB DDR2-400/533 (PA3412U - 1 M 51)
  1 GB OF DDR2 400/533 (PA3411U-1M1G)

  In addition, you can google a bit for cela other numbers of add-on memory and compare these parts. I m you will find a host of information

  Good bye

• Differences between RAM SODIMM memory: H2P65AA and B4U40AA

  Greetings,

  Could you please explain to me what is the difference between the two memory modules:

  http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/10415578 - HP 8 GB PC3-12800 (DDR3 1600 MHz) SODIMM H2P65AA

  http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/10421632 - HP 8 GB DDR3 - 1600 SODIMM Memory B4U40AA

  I was asked to buy H2P65AA memory, but it seems hard to find here, however, some stores offer B4U40AA. They are the same or not, can it be used rather than another?

  Thanks in advance!

  I understand that you want to know the difference between the 2 sticks of RAM in your links.

  The second module of RAM is thicker and wider as the first module of RAM, but it less expensive.  If the system going in what H2P65AA memory, so I would say that the memory of B4U40AA does not work because of the different dimensions between the two.  Then the specifications of RAM seem to be the same, I suspect that the memory of B4U40AA do not fit properly.

• Difference between Ready Boost with the virtual memory in Advance system setting

  forward-who knows the difference between Ready Boost with virtual memory, system setting, detail response, ex: ready boost improves memory VGA and RAM, virtual memory only for RAM< example,="" i="" need="" the="" real="" answer,="">

  Hi Kenny,

  Which is defined as virtual memory USB flash drive works as a battering ram. However, they are not as fast as the RAM memory installed real sticks. These flash drives operate much more quickly than the hard drive.

  Thank you.

• What are the differences between pga memory max session and pga session in memory?

  Hi all

  What are the differences between pga memory max session and pga session in memory?

  SELECT s.sid, n.name, s.value FROM v$ sesstat s, v$ statname n

  WHERE s.statistic # = n.statistic #.

  AND n.name = 'pga session in memory. "

  SELECT s.sid, n.name, s.value FROM v$ sesstat s, v$ statname n

  WHERE s.statistic # = n.statistic #.

  AND n.name = 'pga memory max session ";

  
  

  
  

  Note that I have read the documentation. However, it is not clearly explained.

  
  

  Thank you
  

  John Stegeman wrote:

  I agree with the comments of the Ed, NightWing.

  You do not have a story to ask questions that are clearly answered in the documentation.

  Mind your own business. If you answer the question, so answer! Otherwise, please stop the thread engrossing.

• layer style settings to remove the differences between 2 images.

  Hello people,

  I have a question:

  Is it possible to get the layer style settings when I have 1 picture with the layer style and 1 without him.

  Let's say I have an icon that's just a House.

  [img] http://S6.PostImage.org/xfpzl5hl9/image.PNG [line]

  And I have a House with outer glow.

  [img] http://S6.PostImage.org/h6un7v2a5/0_h.PNG [line]

  Is it possible to get the parameters used in the outer glow?

  hosts Ruud.

  You will not get the real digital settings, but if you load the two layers in the same document and change the blending mode of the layer that is greater than the difference, you can see the difference between the two images.  So:

  

• Difference between 12 c in memory option and 11 g USER_TABLES KEEP

  Can someone enlighten me please in a brief comment on the difference between the new option in memory of Oracle 12 c and the existing functionality in Oracle 11 g, where you can store a table permanently in STORAGE buffers (USER_TABLES KEEP) cache as shown in the code example below?

  I searched on internet for an answer to this, but without success.

  CREATE TABLE t1)

  my_date DATE NOT NULL,

  My_Number NUMBER (12,10) NOT NULL,

  my_row NUMBER (12) NOT NULL)

  STORAGE (USER_TABLES) KEEP;

  Source: Oracle Buffer Pool Keep pool to recycle

  Presentation of Juan Loaiza is probably available on the Oracle now, but in broad terms: the component in the data memory (specified tables - perhaps with a restriction to a subset of columns) in the form of columns in a space dedicated to the SGA. Data are kept up-to-date in real time, but Oracle is not using undo or redo to keep this copy of the data because he never persisted on disk in this form, it has recreated in memory (by a background process) if the instance is restarted. The optimizer can then decide if it would be faster to use a columnar approach or on lines to process a request.

  The intention is to help systems that are mixed OLTP and DSS - which sometimes have many clues 'extra' to optimize the DSS queries that affect the performance of the OLTP updated. With the copy of column in memory you should be able to much "DSS that they ', which improves the OLTP response time - indeed things in memory is behavior a little as non-persistent bitmap indexing.

  Last updated 18 Oct:

  I was reminded that, in my view, that the presentation also included a few comments about how the tire code also left the "vector" (SIMD) instructions to the CPU level allow the code to evaluate predicates on several lines (extracted from the Bank of the column, not the location of the line) at the same time, and which contributes to the high rates of data scanning Oracle Corp. is claiming.

  Concerning

  Jonathan Lewis

• What is the difference between the invisible and removeChild() to memory and frem rate?

  What is the difference between the invisible and removeChild() to memory and frem rate?

  There is probably no difference except with removechild, the object is not have a depth.

  Despite the help of everyone, always objects occupy memory and affect the rate.  Flash still needs to follow the positions of the two and both can trigger positive hittests.

  must be drawn, so it's best to use either set the alpha to zero.

• What is the difference between the memory usage and bunch of EM?

  Hi all
  
  In OAS 10.1.3.3 Enterprise Manager, JVM Metrics, there are two columns on memory:
  
  Use of memory (MB)
  Use of memory segment (Mo)
  
  (use of heap seems to be up and down, but the memory usage is never down)
  
  What are the differences between the two?
  
  Thank you very much
  xtanto

  Jin

  Just check my answer on this URL.

  What is the difference between the memory usage and bunch of EM?

  Kind regards
  Hamdy

• Difference between nio-file manager and nio-memory-manager

  Hello
  What is the difference between nio-file manager and memory manager Ian? The documentation is not really discuss the differences as far as I know. They all use two nio to store files mapped into memory Don't they? What are the advantages/disadvantages of both?
  
  When to choose the first and when the second during the storage of a large amount of data? Can be used to query data with the filter API? Are there any size limits on both?
  
  Best regards
  Jan

  Hi Jan,

  The difference is that one uses a memory-mapped file and used memory direct nio (as part of the memory allocated by the JVM process) to store data. Both allow data cached out-of-heap storage, which can store more data with a knot of unique cache (FMV) without long GC pauses.
  If you use a 32-bit JAVA virtual machine, JVM process will be limited to a total of ~ 3 on Windows and 4 GB on Linux/Solaris. This includes lots and out of the stack of memory allocation.

  Regarding the size of the limitations for the Manager of files-Ian, please see the doc the following for more information.
  With version 3.5, now is the idea of a Partitioned card support that allows to create more large (up to 8 GB of capacity) for storage of nio. Please refer to the following, doc.

  Both can be used to query the data, but it is worth noting that the index will be stored in the heap.

  HTH,
  -Dave

• Difference between iCloud &amp; iCloud Drive?

  (1) what is the difference between iCloud and iCloud-Drive?
  (2) how to transfer photos on the iPhone 6 iCloud Drive?
  (3) when the images are in the drive, can I remove them from the 'camera' - ' 'Gallery '? and they will remain on the drive?

  Thank you to those who can help
  Karni

  iCloud made only in iCloud, is usually not the part where you would hold pictures, it would be iCloud library that synchronizes your photos on your selected devices.

  With iCloud library enabled, you cannot delete a photo on a device (or iCloud.com) without deleting each device which uses iCloud photo library (iCloud.com). In order to save space on your mobile devices (and indeed your Mac if you want to) turn on the optimization of the pictures on these devices (settings > photos & camera > optimize storage on your mobile device and Photo preferences > optimize storage on your Mac)

  Dynamic optimization, it reduces the resolution of your photos, if necessary, so that you don't notice it occurring initially. However, when necessary, it is very effective, and users have reported libraries being optimized for much less than 10% of their original size in some cases. My own library is about 9% of its original on my phone size.

  In most cases, optimize your photos should be enough to alleviate space issues on your device. However, if you have an exceptionally large library you may need to disable iCloud photo library on your mobile device and use instead the photo stream. You can then use a computer to manage the photo stream photos and have them automatically imported into you iCloud photo library.

• Difference between 'Reload' and "Reload (Override Cache)"?

  Https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/keyboard-shortcuts-perform-firefox-tasks-quickly#w_navigation, what is the difference between 'Reload' and "Reload (Override Cache)"? What makes "ignore cache"?

  Reloading Web pages and cache bypass aims to obtain a new copy of perhaps obsolete or damaged files currently stored in the disk cache.
  You can do it like the first attempt if a normal charging does not seem to provide a version of a Web site or if you are having problems with a Web site otherwise.

  We usually have advice that if you have questions:

  Reload Web pages and ignore the cache to refresh potentially stale or corrupt.

  • Hold down the SHIFT key and click the Reload button
  • Press 'Ctrl + F5' or 'Ctrl + Shift + R' (Windows, Linux)
  • Press 'Command + shift + R' (Mac)

  Clear the cache and delete cookies only from Web sites that cause problems.
  "Clear the Cache":

  • Firefox/tools > Options > advanced > network > content caching Web: 'clear now '.

  'Delete Cookies' sites causing problems:

  • Firefox/tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: "show the Cookies".

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if an extension or theme (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problems.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• What is the difference between the cookies keep until I close firefox and the history of cookie empty closing firefox?

  In the settings of Firefox 33.0 (I use Ubuntu 14.04, but the functionality is the same for Windows 7) there are two ways to delete cookies when firefox closes. Or at least, there seems to be.

  Is first the cookies keep until firefox is closed

  Second is to check the box for clear history of firefox closing and in the settings check cookies.

  What is the difference between these two options?

  I usually have two configuration but I noticed that a connection was not save for td canada trust EasyWeb, even though I have an exception set for it. Now I unchecked to remove cookies by disabling the history on close and connection records correctly.

  This connection allows to save 7 cookes under easyweb.td.com and 10 cookies under td.com and I have exceptions defined for both. If I clear the history when closing and include cookies, half of the td.com cookies disappeared when I close firefox and re - open. The same is true if I'm not the exception.

  So currently I can't find a way to keep all cookies if I clear the cookie history when firefox closes. What is the difference with this option?

  When you change the default cookie 'to life' of "keep until: they expire" to "keep until the: I close Firefox", Firefox changes all persistent cookies that sites set session cookies. To allow a site to place a persistent cookie, you need to make an exception (site permission).

  When you turn on the story to stop compensation and include cookies, running a completely separate process that doesn't doesn't pay attention to the duration of cookie or exceptions (permissions site). There just nukes all.

  Note that some cookies could survive if they are encoded in the history file of your session of compensation at the stop, a Firefox uses to restore your tabs and windows from last session. I have not tested.

• Restoration - difference between erase (iPhone vs iTunes)

  We (me andChrisJ4203 ) were recently involved in a problem where the person had difficulty with a car with Bluetooth connection after unlocking

  Limitations of the iphone unlocked 6

  As we sifted through the questions: one thing that struck me.

  The person had used the command "Erase content and settings" to restore the phone

  Whenever I advise someone to do a restore - my reference is always using iTunes

  Where the question: is there a difference - OR should there be a difference in the results produced by each?

  (I was reading some old posts, who lamented a lack of in-depth technical discussions so that this came up - thinking, I could ask around)

  Thank you for all you would care to provide views

  -MS

  I'll offer an opinion for what it's worth:

  We will first consider restoring from iTunes method.  If we compare this to ' erase content and settings "followed by a restore of backup iTunes, I would say that the difference is restoring from iTunes combines some steps for the user, so they do not have to run each individually.  Basically, iTunes restore packages several stages together - erasure, then restore from backup.

  Restore from iCloud has a much harder time to make this packaging, as he must first clear content and settings to even offer the ability to restore a backup to iCloud.

  Finally, there is restore like new.  There are two ways to do this: one from iTunes and one from erasing content and settings.  So I think the iTunes method is just to be complete when the choice of a restore in iTunes, for the person to restore as a new, or restore from a backup in iTunes.

  In any case, the result is in my opinion, there is no technical difference between results for any specific 'restore from/as... ". ', differences only packaging how to present questions to the person performing the restore.