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  If you want to be able to run your reports on the web, the best solution is to use the 'Oracle Application Server'

  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/software/products/IAS/htdocs/101202.html

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  http://download-UK.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B14099_17/bi.1012/b14048/pbr_run.htm
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  10g Release 2 (10.1.2)
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  I need an alternative to fall back on.  How I would go to this topic if I had to use HTML.

  My chance to validation code has deteriorated over time. I did it via:

  

  I take the plain.

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  #! / bin/bash

  # Anyway, Exit statement echo is sent to the Terminal.  The operands< and="">

  # allows you to change its future.

  default redirection #.

  # 0, stdin - standard input

  # 1, stdout - output standard output without error

  # 2, stderr - standard output for error messages.

  # did not use the exec statement before, the concept of the exec has been

  # obvious to me.

  # good course, I snatched it.  Turns out you want to keep where the input stream 0 is

  # coming. The cut moving the input stream to the stream input 6 0.  Choose any number

  # who is allowed.

  # Save the standard entry in the file descriptor 6

  exec 6<>

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  bash # a a stranger to me the number of commands that read from the input stream 0

  # via redirection, we can change were stream 0 comes.

  # redirect the standard input from the file passed

  exec 0<>

  Count = 0

  while reading lineIn

  {}

  bash # is weird syntax.

  # (()) Is a mathematical expression

  ((count ++))

  echo "${number}: ${lineIn}.

  }

  fact

  # put the input stream to where they were before.

  # Nice, but when the script closes they will all put back to where they were.

  # Of course, I copied this kind of things.  The syntax is not obvious.

  # entry closes.  May not need.  My innovation.  Seems nice.

  exec 0<>

  Restore file descriptor # 0 should be standard in

  exec 0<>

  # close the file descriptor 6 for reuse.

  exec 6<>

  ECHO

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• How to redirect the desktop folder to drive D?

  Hi all

   
  Can redirect us the desktop folder to some other drive except C:\ Drive.
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  Rahma

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  • What version of Winodws XP do you use?

  Unfortunately, it is not possible.

  You can use the backup utility to back up files and folders on a computer that is running Windows XP.

  If you use Windows XP Home Edition, you can refer to the following steps:

  Before you can back up important information on your computer, you must install the backup utility. The backup utility is included on the Windows XP Home Edition CD.

  Note If you do not have the original CD of Windows XP Home Edition of Windows XP was preinstalled on your computer, contact the computer manufacturer or visit the Web site of the manufacturer for more information. You can also use the backup software that you purchase separately.

  To install backup from the Windows XP CD:

  1. Insert your Windows XP CD into the CD or DVD from the computer player.
  2. Click exit.
  3. Locate the: \ValueAdd\Msft\Ntbackup folder on the CD.
  4. Double-click ntbackup.msi to install the backup utility.
  5. When the backup or Restore Wizard prompts you, click Finish.
  6. Remove the Windows XP CD.

  Now that you have installed the backup utility, you are ready to back up your important information.

  If you use Windows XP Professional, to back up your files and folders, follow these steps:

  Note To back up files and folders, you must be connected to the computer as an administrator or as a user who belongs to the Administrators group. To verify that you are connected to Windows with a user account is an administrator on the computer, see the Microsoft Web site at the following address:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/Admin (http://support.microsoft.com/gp/admin)

  Note The following steps explain how to use the backup utility to back up your files and folders manually. You can also use the backup and Restore Wizard to back up your files and folders. However, the steps will be slightly different from those that are listed in the next section.

  Step 1: Open the backup utility

  1. Click Startand then click run.
  2. Type ntbackup.exe in the Open box, and then click OK.

     Note If you receive the following error message, make sure that you followed the steps in the "how to install the backup utility" section correctly:

  Windows cannot find 'ntbackup.exe'.
  Step 2: Select the items to back up and select the location for the backup file
  1. Click Advanced Mode.

  Note If the backup and Restore Wizard, the utility runs in Wizard mode. You can click to clear the always start in Wizard mode check box, and then restart the backup utility. If you continue to use the Restore Wizard and backup, the steps will be slightly different from those that are listed in the next section.

• Click the backup tab.
• In the menu of task , click new.
• Select the check boxes next to the drives you want to back up. If you select files or folders, expand the drive where these files or folders. Then, select the check boxes for the files or folders you want to back up.
• Select the System State check box that is located under my computer in the navigation pane.

  Note If you want to save settings system and data files, back up all data on your computer and the system state data. The system state data includes the registry, COM + class registration database, files that are under the Protection of files Windows, the boot files and other system files.

• If it is available to the backup destination list, click the backup destination that you want to use.

  Note If you selected file at this point, type the path and the full name for which you want to back up data in the backup media or file name box.

  You can specify a network share as a destination for the backup file. Generally, backup files have the .bkf file name extension. However, you can use any extension of file name you want.

Step 3: Start the backup

1. To open the backup information dialog box, click Start Backup .
2. Under If the media already contains backups, perform one of the following:
   • If you want to add this backup file to previous backup files, click append this backup to the media. This option adds the new backup in the existing backup file so that you can keep all the previous backups in a single file. This option is useful if you ever want to restore a backup from a specific day. Be aware that the size of the backup file will increase with each new backup. You can monitor the file size to make sure that it does not fill your hard drive over time. If the file becomes too large, you should consider saving the file on an external hard drive. Or, if you are concerned about the file using too much hard disk space, select replace the data on the media with this backup instead.
   • If you want to replace the files of previous backup with this backup file, click replace the data on the media with this backup. This option is useful if you want to keep the current backup and do not care to keep the previous backups. Or, use this option if you are concerned about the file using too much disk space on your computer.
3. Click Advanced.
4. Select the check box Verify data after the backup .
5. In the Backup Type box, click the type of backup that you want to create. For a description of each type of backup, click the backup type and the description appears under "Description." You can select all of the following types of backup:
   • Normal
   • Copy
   • Incremental
   • Premium
   • Every day
6. Click OK, and then click Start Backup. A backup progress dialog box appears, and the backup starts.

Step 4: Leave the backup utility

1. When the backup is complete, click close.
2. In the menu of task , click exit.

See also:

http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/308422

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  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner