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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!
  
  Thank you
  dhartle
  
  Here's the source document: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10502_01/doc/search.1018/e10418/crawler.htm#i1004689
  
  Analysis of maintenance
  After the initial analysis, a page of the URL is only ramp and indexed if it has changed since the last scan. The robot determines if it has changed with the HTTP If-Modified-Since header field or the checksum for the page. URL that no longer exist are marked and removed from the index.
  
  To update the modified documents, the robot uses an internal checksum to compare the new Web pages with caching of Web pages. Change of Web pages are cached and marked for re-indexing.
  
  The steps involved in the synchronization of the data are:
  
  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.
  4. Each robot thread retrieves the document from the Web. The page is usually an HTML file containing text and hyperlinks. When the document is not in HTML format, the robot tries to convert the document to HTML before caching.
  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.
  8. the robot saves the URL in the document table.
  9. If the file system cache is full or the URL queue is empty, the cached Web page stops and commences. Otherwise, the thread of Caterpillar again step 3.

  "This means it downloads in the memory of the Server HIS?"-Yes.

  "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.

• Difference between download and upgrade

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• What is the difference between RP1 and RP2 in ASR1006

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• Difference between House and smart call home.

  To my knowledge.

  Call home - configure the SMTP server and do a few other configuration, which can allow be to send emails to the recipients you want for all gravity.

  Home - Smart call striving to reach the registry auto TAC for severity level.

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  Shyam,

  You're right about your understanding of the difference between CH and SCH.

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• What is the difference between Count (*) and Count (1)?

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  can you please what is the difference between Count (*) and Count (1)?

  I saw that Count (*), Count (1), Count (2)... etc return values from a table. Is there an exact difference between them?

  Have you read the forum space FAQ? I'm sure that you don't have because it is answered there.

  It is also answered via Google.

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• Difference between ASO and the OSB.

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  Whts the difference between ASO and BSO and one that is suitable or recommended approach.
  
  Kind regards

  I recommend you read the following article in the essbase guide - "comparison of Aggregate and block storage" - http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17236_01/epm.1112/esb_dbag/ainaggr.html

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• What is the difference between EPMA and Essbase Studio

  If the two are not used to design applications?
  
  And a really need Essbase Studio?

  What is the difference between EPMA and Essbase Studio

  ^ ^ ^ It's a little confusing, isn't? As far as I understand the role of EPMA, it is a way to share dimensions and common data between several products Oracle EMP including Planning, Essbase and HFM. In fact, I don't know if other products live in EPMA. What is EPMA not have is a great way to supply or manipulate the dimension and fact tables (or files). Oh, there are tables of the interface, but you will write the code/use the utility of dimension EPMA to load dimensions. I must say that I never tried to load through EPMA data so that someone else will have to pronounce on it. Once the dimensions are built, you can deploy Essbase (and other products) of common and specific to the database dimensions.

  Studio is the tool you will use to go against a data warehouse, or something terribly close a data warehouse to build Essbase databases. Just for Essbase - HFM, planning, etc. are not the targets of the Studio release.

  What gets confusion / intriguing, is that when EPMA deploy Essbase apps, it uses Studio under the covers to do. So the interesting implementations where people use Studio (which is much more flexible than EPMA because it is a development tool as opposed to a dimension/data management application) to read the tables, EPMA interface (and as far as I know, the EPMA base tables) and create Essbase applications like that.

  If you think that there is overlap, I agree with you, but you can see that they are not the same.

  And a really need Essbase Studio?

  ^ ^ ^ Do not use Studio to build Essbase databases. You can go hog wild in EAS with loading SQL rules if you want, even if at some point it will be probably easier and simpler to build in the Studio. Although the Studio has been mentioned as the replacement of EAS for awhile, I suspect the effort required to build a database in Studio will keep around for quite a while EAS or Studio Lite will be out. There is a lot to say (sometimes) for the incredible flexibility EAS/Essbase-Studio requires a more methodical approach and EPMA has a very formal set of standards and methods.

  Phew, I'm sorry, I wrote a book on this subject and I bet you get a lot of differences of opinion on that.

  If you are interested in the Studio, you could do well to take a copy of 'Look smarter than you are with Oracle Essbase Studio 11' of Glenn Schwartzberg. I don't get a penny from the sale while I was among the writers of copy (Hey, I got a mention in the acknowledgements). It's a good book and an excellent introduction to the tool.

  Kind regards

  Cameron Lackpour

• difference between Instant and complete customer oracle

  Everyone,
  
  I had read a PDF of goldengate lines below. Someone please explain to me what is the difference between Instant and complete customer oracle?
  
  What is the purpose of the XDK libraries. ?
  
  "The full Oracle client must be used with the GoldenGate so GoldenGate programs"
  have access to the Oracle XDK libraries. Do not use the Oracle Instant Client, who has not
  These libraries. You can download the full client from Oracle's Web site. »
  
  Kind regards
  Santini

  The dealio is the following:

  When you install the client software, you have several options as to the degree of what you get/install. The big chicken dinner is administrator, so you get all sorts of additional features, modules, libraries, utilities, etc. Candy hard end of Christmas is instantaneous, and has just enough features for, as you can guess now, connect a customer and that's about it. Several libraries have the feature in what that extra is needed. An example is FAN, or fast application notification, used the shift in Data Guard. A FAN API (Java) detects a failover and redirect a new client connection to the primary. GG use XDK for (in particular) is not important to a user, just the fact that it is available to connect to Oracle.

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

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

  Why if I create the file or folder write document\ create the directory, then it is not visible from the work bench...

  If I create the file using WriteDocument... It shows the created path

  / Apps/KI01/AF-was61-PP01/AppServer/Profiles/AF-node61-pp

  01-01/uploadfiles/test.PDF

  It is what... tell me differences...

  ReadResourceContent is used to read the documents in the repository of LiveCycle (the database LiveCycle).  ReadDocument is for reading binary files to the file system of the server (hard drive).

  If you create a file with write document\ create a directory it goes on the servers file system - its disk hard - and not in the repository of LiveCycle (the database).  Indeed, the repository may be hosted on a different server (in the case of a remote database).  If you write a file "/ apps/ki01/af-was61-pp01/AppServer/profiles/af-node61-pp01-01/uploadfiles/Test.pdf", then check the hard drive of the server, then you will see the files are there. If it is a control of the C: drive for this file Windows box.

  file system (hard drive)! = repository (database)

• Difference between Nohup and &

  Hello
  
  Please help me understand the difference between nohup and & UNIX... I will be really grateful if you owe me explaun in detail...
  
  Thank you
  Martine

  "nohup" is to allow a process run disconnected. Thus, the process can run even if your disconnection.

  '&' is to allow a process running in the background. This allows you to run another command/program of the same shell you have invoked the first process of.

  If you use '&' alone, when you log out, the process that you started in the background would also stop because it is not disconnected from your shell, it is still a "child" of your shell process.

  So, if you want to start a program and also make it continue running even when your disconnect / close your shell, you would use the 'nohup' and the '&' as

  nohup run_my_program &
  

  NOTE that the behavior of the "nohup" varies from shells - sh, ksh, bsh, csh then you must read the documentation on the special shell you use and/or test the behavior of nohup first on your particular connection.

  Hemant K Collette
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• 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

• is there a difference between 38 and 42mm with their pixel density?

  is there a difference between 38 and 42mm with their pixel density? the 38mm and 42mm watches have same interns?

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• What is the difference between extensions and Plugins and Add-ons?

  I'm sorry if here is not the right place for this post.

  What is the difference between extensions and Plugins and Add-ons? Apparantely, they differ in some sense or aspect, but I do not know how. Please, if it is not too complicated, explain in detail and simple language. Thanks in advance to 1 million.

  Kind regards
  Danesh

  Hi Danesh,

  You should take a look at this article for an explanation. Plugins and extensions are essentially types of Add-ons as well as of the characters and themes.

  Hope this helps!

• What is the difference between Firefox and Namoroka 64-bit? I have a 64-bit computer. Which should I use?

  What is the difference between Firefox and Namoroka 64-bit?
  I have a 64-bit computer. Which should I use?

  The officially supported only is Firefox - which is your best choice, unless you want to test the new features...

  http://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/new/