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• What is the difference between POS and VSC? Which should I use?

  Hello

  Turns out we have a multitude of backup running for our virtual machine environment. We lack vCenter 6.0, 6.1 VDP, VSC 6.2P1, SnapManager for SQL and SnapMirror jobs put in place in OnCommand 3.1.2.

  I go crazy trying to pierce the need to have all these products running of backups and snapmirroring data. Bottom line, our SnapMirrors for one or two Volumes take f o r e v e r... And that impacts my tests of SRM (when you use the replication of data).

  I'm trying to clean up, he perfected down, consolidation, re-scheduling and friction on all these solutions. And in the middle of my panic, I thought that "these all do essentially the same thing? Taking snapshots and SnapMirroring data? »

  So, my question to the community is, what is the difference between these solutions, or are they all essentially do the same thing? They confront each other, vying for the band width and stumbling on them to achieve the same thing? Right now my plan is to suspend all work of everything except VSC and SnapManager for SQL and do all this from VSC. This means suspend jobs in NetApp services.

  I'm not the admin for POS, it is my co-worker, so he who installed independently of my work. Is it still necessary?

  What brought me to all of this, besides the failure of MRS to transfer data (SnapMirror on request within a reasonable time) was noting the deltas for our work of snapshot is always huge at certain times of the day. For example, our biggest pork of data has a light snapshot at midnight, and he is constantly 71GB. This leads me to believe that this is a job, because it is predictable. The net effect is SnapMirror jobs take days, latency are several days and transfers has never really stop.

  We plan to upgrade our pipe between our protected Site (HQ) and our DR Site (branch) of 50mbps at 100 Mbps. We have 100 out of our headquarters and 50 in our satellite TV right now, so we want to both be 100. Maybe that would solve the issue, but I still would be pretty effective.

  If you need more information, let me know and I will fill you, or less make up something so I look like I know what I'm talking about.

  TIA!

  Steve

  The reason why you do SnapMirror replication is DR. It is not a backup solution. If you stop all your SnapMirrors in OnCommand Unified Manager and your storage array, the production goes down, you no longer have a DR.

  What does VSC is, it creates snapshots of your NetApp volumes, you can use for short term backup/recovery. The snapshots are not a real backup solution, however. If someone deletes a volume on the NetApp snapshots of this volume will not save you because they no longer exist. But they are still useful in many scenarios, such as Previous Versions of Microsoft CIFS options.

  SnapManager aims to make consistent snapshots of demand for software such as MS SQL in your case. Instant database do not give you this ability, as they do not trigger the VSS suspension. More SnapManager for SQL gives you point in the ability to recover in time for your databases to SQL transaction logs, which provide none of the solutions above. However, as SnapManager creates snapshots, you must make sure that you have dedicated LUN for you SQL VM, otherwise you will be taking snapshots of the same volumes twice.

  And now VDP makes backups of your environment. It supports long-term retention, as snapshots in general are not kept for more than one week or one month. Make sure that the data are stored on a separate volume from where are your virtual machines. Or ideally to a destination that is external to your storage group.

  Hope that clears things up a bit. The result is, what you have is perfectly fine.

• BlackBerry Z10 difference between guest and the data service

  Hi all

  new user of the Z10, his job very well, I just had a small problem or issue. What is the difference between data services being on vs calls in roaming? I usually use wifi, but often the mode invite, can't do the acquisition of internet connection, even though I have the data service and a G full download available.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  See you soon,.

  Excellent!

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• How can I justify the difference between varchar and varchar2 data type

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  How can I justify the difference between the data type varchar and varchar2 on any table for space management.
  Is there any query to justify this.
  
  
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  Girish
  
  Published by: boujemaa on February 2, 2011 21:23

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/datatype.htm#sthref3780

  
  The VARCHAR data type

  The VARCHAR data type is synonymous with the VARCHAR2 data type. To avoid any changes in behavior, always use the VARCHAR2 data type to store strings of variable length.
  

• CPU usage. Difference between VsPhere and Zabbix data.

  I have the following problem: when I get maximum use of the processor (for the last 30 days) via PowerCLI, I maximum 58%, for example. But Zabbix tells me, that maximum usage was nearly 100%! What value does not? Is it possible to convert data from Vsphere (PowerCLI) to the actual view?

  Way outside the scope of this site.  You will get a much better if requested reply on Technet

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)

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• Difference between tax and account recovery/tax liability?

  What is the difference between taxes and tax recovery/liability account when you set up VAT in ebTax?

  Normally I have to implement only VAT. Can I configure the account recovery/tax liability with the same tax expenditure account?

  Please see question 23 to the notes 735970.1, Frequently Asked Questions - Oracle accounts payable and EBTax of installation.

  The tax liability account will only if the tax is declared. If the tax is that self evaluate, then given that tax is payable separately for tax administration should be accounted separately the responsibility and the entry would be:

  Expenditure a/c Dr (article account) 100

  Tax expenses a/c Dr. (point VAC or tax costs VAC) 16

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• Differences between archiving and off of a qualitative research within the Admin Data Toolbox.

  
  Hello

  Can you please let me know what could be the difference between archiving and the deactivation of the Qualitative research in data Admin Tool Kit.

  Thank you

  Rohini M

  When you idle or archive anything it is no longer available for selection.   The difference between inactive and the archives, it's inactive items still appear available for the fine items while searching of archive will not be.

  Allows so that you have the following to say:

  List A

  -Article 1

  -Article 2

  List items

  If you were to inactivate the point 1, end-users is more would see can be selected when you use the extended qualitative attribute.  However when they are looking for specifications based on the extended attribute, they would still be able to select 1 point, whereas they could find objects that this value was used. If you archive Item 1, end users should display it no longer available for selection from anywhere - including research.

  Lists

  If you were to inactive or archive the whole list, you would see is no longer available for selection when the establishment of a qualitative research of extended attributes.   I don't think that there's nowhere you can search for extended attributes by the list of research currently out of the box so that they would act similar.  Is there a place to find attributes extended by the search list and then he would follow the same rules as above.

• VM VMware Data Recovery and save after pRDM vdisks

  Hello

  We will use VMware Data Recovery. A virtual machine will be some vdisks that will be mapped and pRDM. I know that vSphere can't save pRDM. What I would like to know is if VM with pRDM can be saved by the device of data recovery.

  So, can I add VM who pRDM unit of data recovery. Vdisks (and associated data) that are no pRDM don't rely on VMware Data Recovery?

  Thank you!

  Hello.

  See KB 1015488.

  Good luck!

• Warning of VMware data recovery and remote monitoring

  Hi all

  Anyone know if it is possible to monitor the warnin and messages of alarm vmware data recovery?

  For example "integrity check" fails, or "the incomplete backup job.

  I didn t find something about this in the user guide.

  MFG

  Andreas

  It's a shame, but there is no way to configure VDR (1.0.2) to send alarms.

  You might want to script that runs on the device (grep for "failed" so something like that).

  Kind regards

  LAR

• VmWare data recovery and work with independent labels

  I read on a forum: If you want to drive the snapshot of the virtual machine is not affected, in its properties, select the "independent". Moreover, if the virtual computer is 'Independent' disks, the snapshot cannot be included in his memory.

  There was a question if the readers to all virtual machines 'Independent', would work "VmWare Data recovery?

  I'm not sure about my discoveries. SO please don't take this as a solution to your problem. My conclusions are:

  When you start to take a vDR of backing up a virtual computer that is configured with an independent record, it will not be successful. As vDR is used to take a snapshot in order to perform the backup of a virtual computer. If the capture is here, Independent disks prevents taking snapshot.

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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.

• What is the difference between RP1 and RP2 in ASR1006

  Hi can anyone tell what is the difference between RP1 and RP2 in ASR1006? Thank you

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• BlackBerry Smartphones difference between SMS and MMS

  Maybe a stupid question, but what is the difference between them? I like just text, so I use the SMS. What is MMS? I must say that I am in love with my BB Bold 9650! I had a lot of cell phones, but this is my favorite!

  The only difference between SMS and MMS, it is that MMS messages have an attached data (picture, movie, another file) file.

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• Difference between 'Form' and 'object '.

  I am writing today a guide in my native language and want to understand the difference between 'Object' and 'Form' for Illustrator. We have menu object in the Panel and can find a few options of forms under this menu.

  Also we program this object is:

  In computing, an object can be a variable, a data structure, a function or a methodand as such, is a location in memory value and possibly referenced by an identifier.

  In class-based object-oriented programming paradigm, 'object' refers to an instance of a class where the object can be a combination of data structures, functions, and variables.

  Relational database management, an object can be a table or column or an association between data and entity of database (such as the age of a person concerning a particular person). ^[1]

  So my question is: If we create a form in artificial intelligence can we call it 'object' and vs. ?

  There is menu item "Create object mosaic" option which works only with raster images. This is why any other object in artificial intelligence is not object?

  Thank you

  "In illustrator is an 'Application based on the objects' any item placed in the drawing area that you can select is called" object "where as".

  a form is an object of two dimension.

  We could say : each form is an object , BUT not every object is a form.

• Difference between AL32UTF8 and UTF8

  Hello

  Our current database version is 10g with CHARSET = UTF8 to support Greek characters. However, the customer wants to switch to 11g (11.2.0.4.0) and the database of test created with CHARSET = AL32UTF8.

  Up to now to insert Greek characters, we have been offering script mentioning set NLS_LANG = AMERICAN_AMERICA. UTF8 and he has been inserting Greek characters correctly. However, it does not work with the new machine. If this setting, execution of the script gives error for the Greek characters "quoted string not properly done".

  
  

  I have two questions here:

  
  

  (1) is there a difference between UTF8 and AL32UTF8?

  (2) settings NLS_LANG works on character set of database right? What setting I put for NLS_LANG allowing to insert Greek characters or script windows or linux machine to run?

  
  

  Thanks in advance.
  

  Hello

  Answered below:

  -Oracle UTF8 is Unicode 3.0 revision in 8.1.7 and upward. AL32UTF8 is updated with Unicode versions in each major release, Oracle RDBMS 12.1 it is updated to Unicode 6.1,

  Apart from the difference in Unicode version the "big difference" between UTF8 and AL32UTF8 AL32UTF8 has build in support for "Additional characters", which are coded using "Surrogate pairs" (also wrongly called ' surrogate characters"'").

  Oracle UTF8 (Unicode 3.0) stores additional characters in the form of 2 characters, for a total of 6 bytes, using "modified UTF-8" instead of the "standard UTF - 8"(implemented in Oracle 9.2 and upward using AL32UTF8) 4 bytes for an extra character.

  This "modified UTF-8' is also called CESU-8 .

  Practically, this means that in 99% of UTF8 and AL32UTF8 data are the same for * storage * data. Only the additional characters differ in bytes/codes stored between UTF8 and AL32UTF8.

  -the necessary parameters are:

  LANG = el_gr. UTF8

  LC_ALL = el_GR.utf8

  NLS_LANG = 'GREEK_GREECE. AL32UTF8.