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  Hi Rodrigo,

  Public static crypto map - identifies by the peers and traffic to encrypt explicitly. Generally used to host some tunnels with different profiles and characteristics (different partners, sites, location)

  So, when you have the information of the two peers than what policies we're going to use, what is the IP on both devices we normally use static VPN.

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• What is the difference between SyncToy and LiveMesh, Windows 7

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• JavaScript - the difference between ' window ' and 'document.'?

  Hello

  I'm a Javascript newbie which ended just by the first screen of Captivate (CP9) (HTML5) using Javascript.

  A slide with several text entry areas (TEBs) and a Submit button, which performs a function to validate the TEBs (thank you David for have started me).

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  I will post you more questions to find out how:

  1 use loops to knock down my code

  2 reuse the same function in other slides

  Concerning

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  Your assumptions are correct.

  the cpAPIInterface is in the window.

  The Text_Entry_Box1_inputField is in the document, not the window, but you can use:

  window.document.getElementById("Text_Entry_Box1_inputField").style.border = 'solid red medium. "

  Scope of variables depends on how and when they are declared, and it is generally best to limit their scope and not use them globally in the window object. All seem to be available in the cPs variables window.

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• What is the difference between readResourceContent and services ReadDocument...

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• What is the difference between oracle and peoplesoft databases

  What is the difference between oracle and peoplesoft databases. How the tables of metadata between the two relate?
  
  According to my understanding, peoplesoft database exists as a schema on the oracle database.
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  user4212454 wrote:
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  It is located in the installation documentation dedicated to the database you want to work on:
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  The first statement, could you please elaborate on the part highlighted.

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• Difference between fetch and cache

  Anyone know the difference between recovery and caching when ITS analyses a source? In the document below under Maintenance crawls, it says in step 4 that the robot will pick up the item. This means - it downloads in the memory of the Server HIS?
  
  He also says, in step 5, it compares the checksum of the file that is located in the cache. Is this the same cache is place of conservation for indexed content needs? Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!
  
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  1 oracle creates the robot according to the schedule that you specify with the administration tool. The queue of the URL is filled with the URLS of seeds of the source assigned to the schedule.
  2. the robot launches several crawling threads.
  3. each chenille wire removes the following URL in the queue.
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  5. each chenille wire calculates a checksum for the newly recovered page and compared to the checksum of the cached page. If the checksum is the same, then the page is ignored, and the robot goes to step 3. In the contrary case, the robot will move to the next step.
  6. each chenille wire Scans the document hyperlinks and inserts new links in the queue of the URL. The links that are already in the document table are ignored. (Oracle ITS doesn't follow links binary documents filtered.)
  7. the robot marks the URL as "accepted". The URL is parsed in the future, maintenance tests.
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  "He also said to step 5 that it compares the checksum of the file that is located in the cache. Is this the same cache which is the place of conservation for content that is indexed? "- Yes, but I'm sure that the checksum (as calculated to the last time) is stored in a table, so that it is not actually access the cached file.

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