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• Moving files/folders left behind empty folders

  This had me crazy since I was first a Vista computer.  It does on each of them, 32 and 64-bit.  Updates are up to date and we are running SP2.

  If I try to move a folder to a directory on the hard drive to another directory on the same hard drive, Vista often leaves behind empty folders.  This tends to happen more often when I finish by merge records.  However, it is a lot of your time to verify that all files were actually moved and then delete files.

  I've seen a lot of this problem on the internet announcement, but I have yet to see a solution.

  I can't reproduce your situation. I use Vista Home Premium.

  I right click on the folder, I want > click on move to Foder in the context menu > navigate to the new location I want > click on move. The folder is moved. No folder empty left behind.

  No chance that you opened the file and moved the items to the folder? If so, you'd have an empty folder left behind.

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• How can I back up App store data?

  I need to restore windows 8 parameters, but I want to save my app save data and possibly the apps them selves so I don't have to re - download. can someone tell me how I can do this. Nothing is complicated if you can give step by step instructions.

  Well, I finally found my answer. {Thanks to dingl I was just looking for information about apps apps not metro, and sorry to burst your bubble but Bennet recorded metro apps stores data file is c:\users\{username}\AppData\Local\Packages\{packageID} if you are able to create a backup of your backup data. to restore the file later. It is also a way to app data backup by setting up your cloud services and it will automatically install with your backup files to all the devices that you open your Microsoft account. Even if it is complicated, you can also get a paper copy of the metro app downloads. http://www.wikihow.com/Access-Metro-Style-Apps-Installation-Folder-in-Windows-8 . in any case thanks for trying to help and I get more information to help me look for the answers.

  Links to the information you have found.

  http://StackOverflow.com/questions/15098751/where-does-Windows-store-apps-stores-its-local-settings

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• Why not place the Oracle data files on local disks

  Hi, I want to ask a fundamental question.
  
  Almost any Oracle installation I've seen, data files have been placed on Mount points, disk etc..
  
  Is there a reason for this? Why no one does place for local disks oracle data files? I couldn't find the answer on the installation guide
  
  I ask this because I will install oracle (10g) on vmware and trying to decide whether to put data on the vmdk (virtual computer local disk) files...
  Is - this recommended? If not, why it is recommended to put data files to a disc of fixation for point/external etc..
  
  
  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  People store data files on separate disks
  (1) bettter performance
  (2) the data can be in a centralized storage
  (3) if the OS crashes always files are safe
  (4) configurable with raid options
  (5) hot Swapping
  (6) easily can add additional storage

  Kind regards
  Delphine K

• automatic change of files to store data

  Hello

  I have a stand-alone system that works with 7 serial ports.

  I need to store a huge amount of data (115,200 Kbaud / port) because the system must continue to work for a week.

  In two days, I have a file size of over 500Mbytes. The problem is that I'm storing the data in a .txt file and then, when I want to the process, with the data, the computer laptop can´t open a file so the size.

  I can´t find a way in which the vi can change in real-time (himself) the file to store the data.
  Maybe the way is to create 3-4 files before the while loop (in which I read the data), and then change the file in which to store the data, but I can´t find a way to do it. With the get_file_size.vi that I know when I need to change the file, but how I have to do without leaving the whole loop? In my view, necessary to ensure that the visa_read.vi works...

  maybe better or another format or way to store data?

  It does not matter of data loss while changing the file.

  Someone at - it an idea?

  Thank you

  A quick...

• Uninstallers often times not clean up after themselves, entered of registry, empty program files, the files are left behind, why?

  I've always wondered why Microsoft allows programs to leave traces of themselves behind and rarely will a program and its installer actually withdraw completely from a system, now I mean not only the obvious traces of itself not always their required files, settings etc registered.

  If a user chooses to remove a program, it must be completely removed from the system without either traces left behind, if I chose to keep the previous settings an applications on my system which is a little different, rarely does the user choose this during a move.

  So my main question on what this issue is, what is up? Why it got thrown into Vista, will be Windows 7 may take over in this area.

  Artfuldodga,

  Thus, as said by Brent, Microsoft does'nt write UN-Installer. As such, it is really the companies that write the uninstall programs you should have problems with, it is to them to write a program to withdraw completely or not. MCP. MCDST. LVL 80

• How to store the ASO dat file in different location

  Hi all
  
  I have a requirement where I need to store the .dat (ASO) file in one location other than the folder where are stored the artifcats of enforcement. In OSB, we can right-click the database properties, edit, and in the storage tab, we can choose where the data files and indexes must be stored. We have a similar option of ASO too? because the space we have for the application files are limited and we have a separate drive of SAN for the storage of the data and index files, and this is where the BSO .pag files are stored. Since our ASO cube is more I want to move the data to a location where the data of the BSO, I mean for the player designated for data. Any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
  
  Thank you.

  Yes, ASO has the notion of 'spaces '. There are four (by default, temp, log and metadata), but you probably just want to pass the tablespaces 'default' and 'temp' in your location of SAN. Temp will look really small (i.e. empty) until you run a restructuring or consolidation, then it will explode to the size of the default storage space so it is important not to miss.

  See the section "Managing storage for ASO bases" here http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17236_01/epm.1112/esb_dbag/asysadmn.html, or the MaxL "alter tablespace" command http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17236_01/epm.1112/esb_tech_ref/maxl_alttabl.html here.

  EDIT: Actually, looking at the documentation, I see that you can't move the metadata or journal storage. But you're probably only going to worry about 'default' and 'temp' anyway.

• How do I reduce the data file after the moving images to another data file

  All,
  
  I did a test of simepl to see how should I reduce my data file after the transfer of the objects thereof.
  
  I had an image in my data file USER_image, which is about 9 GB in size. I created the new data under the new tablpespace file and moved all the images in this new space of tables. So my old tablespace of image with its data file is now empty. At least there is not all user objects.
  
  Now I tried to resize the old datafile (USER_image) to a smaller value, but I keep this error
  "ORA-03297: file contains data beyond the value required to RESIZE.
  
  The file size is 9 GB and I tried to resize to 8 GB but it still does not allow me.
  
  Is it possible to resize a data file after moving all its purpose?
  I'm something wrong or missing something?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  If you old image tablespace is indeed empty (you need to run a statement against DBA_SEGMENTS to check) then you can bring it, data files included.
  After this, you can create a 'new' tablespace with the old name and desired data file sizes.

• Moving files from files/control/data files of recovery in a SAN

  Hello world
  Recently my body set up a San and I was instructed to move the data files of the current WINDOWS 2003 SERVER on the San. the way things are set up now, is that if I connect to my oracle server, I can see the local volumes on the SAN listed as disk drives.
  I guess that software will remain on the oracle server, while the data files will be moved to the SAN. My question is what are the steps involved to address this question: can I first of all move DATA files, then the REDOLOG FILES, and CONTROL FILES? I never had to move my data files before on another server or on disk, so I'll just try get a feedback on the most convenient way to do so. Thanks in advance for the help.

  Hello!

  To move the files to an Oracle database, you should close it. I guess that there are no problems with your San. I only describe the steps needed to move the files from a to b.

  Movement of data - and redologfiles.
  1.) query v$ data_file

  SELECT name, file#
  FROM   v$datafile;
  

  This will give you a complete overview of the data files that you need to move.
  2.) query v$ log_file

  SELECT member
  FROM   v$logfile;
  

  This will give you a complete overview of the redologfiles, you need to move.
  3.) stop your database.
  4.) move all the data files to the new location.
  5.) rename the data files in the database

  ALTER DATABASE
  RENAME FILE 'old_path/filename' TO 'new_path/filename';
  

  6.) move all the redolog files to the new location.
  7.) rename the redologfiles in the database (see step # 5)
  8.) create a pfile your spfile file (only if you use spfile)

  CREATE PFILE='C:\pfile.ora'
  FROM SPFILE;
  

  9.) move your controlfiles to the new location
  10.) Alter the CONTROLFILES parameter in the file pfile recently created.
  11.) create a SPFILE from your newly created pfile.

  CREATE SPFILE
  FROM  PFILE='C:\pfile.ora';
  

  12.) start your database (and pray)

  Yours sincerely

  Florian W.

• Move the data files on the standby server without moving primary Oracle 11 g r2

  Hi all
  
  
  Oracle 11g 2 with EBS 11.5.0.2 version.
  
  The size of one of the mounting points on the standby is full and I'm going through one of the data files to another mount point without making any changes to the primary level.
  
  I tried Google and came across this link:
  

  http://oraclesea.blogspot.in/2011/12/move-datafiles-on-standby-server.html

  But it did not work... I had to start the database with the spfile to work.
  
  The steps mentioned in the blog:
  

  Include below parameter in standby parameter file
  DB_FILE_NAME_CONVERT = '/primary_location/xyz.dbf','/standby_location/xyz.dbf'
  ALTER DATABASE RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY DATABASE cancel;
  shut immediate
  startup nomount pfile=initSCSL.ora
  alter database mount standby database ;
  alter system set standby_file_management='MANUAL' SCOPE=MEMORY ; 
  ! cp /primary_location/xyz.dbf'  /standby_location/xyz.dbf
  alter database rename file  '/primary_location/xyz.dbf' to '/standby_location/xyz.dbf';
  alter system set standby_file_management='AUTO' SCOPE=MEMORY ; 
  alter database recover managed standby database parallel 4 disconnect from session;

  Can you please help me with the right steps...
  
  
  Concerning
  KK
  
  Edited by: 903150 Sep 26, 2012 22:41

  Here is an example for you.

  Database pending:

  SQL> select status,instance_name,database_role from v$database,v$instance;
  
  STATUS       INSTANCE_NAME    DATABASE_ROLE
  ------------ ---------------- ----------------
  OPEN         srprim           PHYSICAL STANDBY
  
  SQL> select file_name from dba_data_files;
  
  FILE_NAME
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\USERS01.DBF
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\UNDOTBS01.DBF
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\SYSAUX01.DBF
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\SYSTEM01.DBF
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\USERS02.DBF
  
  SQL> select process,status,sequence# from v$managed_standby;
  
  PROCESS   STATUS        SEQUENCE#
  --------- ------------ ----------
  ARCH      CONNECTED             0
  ARCH      CONNECTED             0
  ARCH      CONNECTED             0
  ARCH      CONNECTED             0
  RFS       IDLE                  0
  RFS       IDLE                154
  MRP0      WAIT_FOR_LOG        154
  
  7 rows selected.
  
  SQL> show parameter name_convert
  
  NAME                                 TYPE        VALUE
  ------------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
  db_file_name_convert                 string
  log_file_name_convert                string
  SQL> alter database recover managed standby database cancel;
  
  Database altered.
  
  SQL> shut immediate
  Database closed.
  Database dismounted.
  ORACLE instance shut down.
  SQL> exit
  Disconnected from Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
  With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
  
  M:\>copy C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\USERS02.DBF C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\DBTEST\USERS02.DBF
  1 file(s) copied.
  
  M:\>sqlplus sys/oracle@srprim as sysdba
  
  SQL*Plus: Release 11.2.0.1.0 Production on Thu Sep 27 14:57:16 2012
  
  Copyright (c) 1982, 2010, Oracle.  All rights reserved.
  
  Connected to an idle instance.
  
  SQL> startup mount
  ORACLE instance started.
  
  Total System Global Area  778387456 bytes
  Fixed Size                  1374808 bytes
  Variable Size             494929320 bytes
  Database Buffers          276824064 bytes
  Redo Buffers                5259264 bytes
  Database mounted.
  SQL> alter system set standby_file_management=manual;
  
  System altered.
  
  SQL> alter database rename file 'C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\USERS02.DBF' to 'C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADA
  A\DBTEST\USERS02.DBF';
  
  Database altered.
  
  SQL> alter database recover managed standby database disconnect from session;
  
  Database altered.
  
  SQL> select process,status,sequence# from v$managed_standby;
  
  PROCESS   STATUS        SEQUENCE#
  --------- ------------ ----------
  ARCH      CONNECTED             0
  ARCH      CONNECTED             0
  ARCH      CONNECTED             0
  ARCH      CONNECTED             0
  RFS       IDLE                  0
  RFS       IDLE                155
  MRP0      WAIT_FOR_LOG        155
  
  7 rows selected.
  
  SQL> select name from v$datafile;
  
  NAME
  --------------------------------------------------
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\SYSTEM01.DBF
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\SYSAUX01.DBF
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\UNDOTBS01.DBF
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\SRPRIM\USERS01.DBF
  C:\APP\SHIVANANDA.RAO\ORADATA\DBTEST\USERS02.DBF
  

  1. you must close the database pending.
  2 copy the file that you want to move to the different mount point using the OS commands.
  3. Mount the standby database.
  4 rename the data through database level. Make sure that the standby_file_management is set to MANUAL
  5. start the MRP on the standby database.

  Please do not use more than one response to the thread ID. Because you created this thread with ID 903150, I propose to answer with the same ID, not the ID of the other.

• Moving oracle data file while the database is broken down

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• Moving ORACLE_HOME, data files, controlfiles, redo the location of the log files

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  Hello

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• How to move a segment in the SYSAUX tablespace data file

  Hello
  
  I had a problem with my tablespace SYSAUX growing due to the history of Stats being not properly purged (lots of hits and articles against this known issue). I have since corrected this problem and I did my SYSAUX tablespace so that it is now less than 3 GB. However, the data file unique original behind this tablespace is still 10 GB and I want to reduce again to below 6 GB.
  
  However as a suspect when I try to reduce the data return file I get ORA-03297 file contains data beyond the requested value of RESIZING.
  
  I checked the table dba_extents for this tablespace, which reveals there are approximately 765 segments over my desired fix of 6 GB.
  
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  The Alter Table or Alter Index statement will pass all these types of segment?

  Lol some are special items.

  Here is what I make sure you test something you care to.

  And the double test. Frankly, I would like to change the least possible and if I didn't do it, I would avoid.
  It might be easily really much, much more trouble than its worth.

  LOBINDEX

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  NESTED TABLE

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  PARTITON TABLE

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  LOB SEGMENT

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  CLUSTER

  I'm not sure.

  INDEX PARTITION

  example of

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  PARTITION OF LOB

  ALTER table

  partition of moving lob () store as (tablespace );

  See also - online redefinition of tables

  http://Oracle.Su/docs/11g/server.112/e10595/tables007.htm

  Oracle Database 10 g Release 2 online data reorganization & redefinition

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  http://jhdba.WordPress.com/2009/05/19/purging-statistics-from-the-SYSAUX-tablespace/

  Best regards

  mseberg

• Way to delete a data file

  Version: 11.2.0.2
  Platform: AIX 6.1
  
  My first post on this has been moved by someone from the community of ASM. I deleted this post and I post it here.
  
  Our tablespace application ran out of space, and we had no free space left in our system of data files. We had little space left in the file system for archiving logs. Because it was urgent, I added a file of 10 GB data to this tablespace BUT in the files system to archive logs. The next day, administrators added system space to our system of data files. Now, we have enough space in the data files system and we want to move the data file mentioned above for the file system to store the data files.
  
  The data file resides in the archive disk group

  /ltmprod_arch/LTMPROD/cmdata07.dbf

  I want to delete the data above and add it in the file system for the data: /ltmprod_data

  /ltmprod_data/LTMPROD/cmdata07.dbf

  What is the cleanest way to do this?
  
  Published by: Kavanagh on March 27, 2012 08:08
  Removed the word disk group

  This can be done without a DB downtime. But the tablespace must be taken offline

  Step1. Take the tablespace offline
  ALTER TABLESPACE yourtbs OFFLINE ;
  
  Step2. Take a bkp of the datafile and move to the new location
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  step3.
  ALTER TABLESPACE yourtbs RENAME DATAFILE '/ltmprod_arch/LTMPROD/cmdata07.dbf' to '/ltmprod_data/LTMPROD/cmdata07.dbf';
  
  Step4. Bring the tablespace online
  ALTER TABLESPACE yourtbs ONLINE ;
  

• firefox desktop data file, can I remove it?

  Folder of old data of firefox on desktop... what should I back up this or can I delete it? My computer crashed at point, & may have created, then... do not remember why it is there. I want to just make sure it's ok to delete

  Sounds that you have made an update of Firefox and have created a new profile.

  When you refresh/Reset Firefox then created a new profile and some personal data (bookmarks, history, cookies, passwords, data form) are automatically imported.
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  It is possible to retrieve data from the "Old data Firefox" folder on the desktop, but be careful not to copy the files corrupted to avoid transporting more problems.

  If the new profile works and you have confirmed that you have all the data you need then you can delete this folder.

  You can copy files like these in your current Firefox profile folder.

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  • cert8. DB for stored intermediate certificates (Certificate Manager)
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  • Persdict.dat for the words that you added to the spelling dictionary

  You can retrieve more personal data.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/recovering+important+data+from+an+old+profile

  You can use this button to go to the current Firefox profile folder:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox