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• (Redirected) Question about backup and by default

  Asked me to back up my data system so that Dell Technical Support Engineer (Harry) to do a restore from my PC to the factory default. Other less intrusive methods that he tried to engineer were not enough to solve my problems. This gives, I have a technical question. Can I use the Dell system programs and backup data on a USB hard drive? I guess the answer is Yes, however, my concern is that if the PC is returned to the factory, probably a copy of the restore process image, then, if I'm running Dell system programs and restore data Back-Up, this process could put the files corrupt system which caused problems and we're back where we started? Please advise on how this backup process should be done. I've always backed up my data, but never had to go through this process.

  Hi Rayk18,

  Please repost this in the forum Microsoft OS for faster assistance. Please post if you have a laptop or desktop computer and the operating system, like Windows Vista, 7, or 8.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/f/3524.aspx

• 2 questions about short mp3 files playback

  I am installing a Snd simple class to encapsulate the sound effects, I can do this:

  SND sound = new Snd ();

  sound.throwSwitch ();   Plays a switch short audio mp3

  So, after reviewing the RIM and other examples of Iam work try this:

  import java.io.InputStream;
  Javax.microedition.media import. *;

  public class {Snd
     
  Private player player;
     
  Find the supported content types
  public static final String types [] = Manager.getSupportedContentTypes (null);

  public void throwSwitch() {}
  Makes a click
  for (cnt int = types.length - 1; cnt > = 0; cnt-) {}
  If (types [cnt].equals("audio/mpeg")) {}
  try {}
  Get the MP3 file
  Class clazz = Class.forName ("net.berrysoft.dib.sound");
  InputStream is = clazz.getResourceAsStream ("switch.mp3");
  InputStream is = getClass () .getResourceAsStream ("switch.mp3");
                     
  Create an instance of the reader of the InputStream
  Reader = javax.microedition.media.Manager.createPlayer (, "audio/mpeg" "");
  Player.Realize ();
  Player.prefetch ();
  Player.Start ();            Start the player
  Manager.playTone (0 x 45, 2000, 100);
  } catch (Exception e) {}
  e.printStackTrace ();
  }
  }
  } / / end: for
  }
     
  }

  but I don't get all the sounds.  I checked that the mp3 format is supported and loaded the sound of my press card and he played like a ring tone without problem.

  What could I do it wrong?

  Second question is that in the past (other languages), I had two ways to play a sound... one as a "one-shot" meaning not listened and streaming (used for sounds at large to hold entirely in memory).  In Java there is this distinction?  It seems that the above code transmissions my sound, but she is so short, she could be held entirely in memory.  It is played only once (at the start), but I wonder given it's such an effect short if there is a better way.

  Patrick

  Here is an example that works. In the example, the generated COD file is com_foo_Foobar, Foobar is the root for the COD file directory and Foobar.java is the main application class. The MP3 is at the root of the directory "/" the COD file. Notice the "Class.forName" call and how not intuitive that the root is specified in the parameter of this string. It took me quite a few tries until I thought about it.

      public void play()
      {
          if (m_player != null){
              stop();
          }
  
          try {
              Class cl = Class.forName("com.foo.Foobar.Foobar");
              InputStream input = cl.getResourceAsStream("/foonoise.mp3");
              m_player = Manager.createPlayer(input,"audio/mpeg");
              m_player.realize();
              m_volumeControl = getVolumeControl(m_player);
              if (m_volumeControl != null)
                  m_volumeControl.setLevel(m_volume);
              m_player.prefetch();
              m_player.start();
          }
          catch (Exception e){
              System.out.println("ERR: " + e.toString());
          }
      }
  

• General questions about backup, restore, upgrade and migration

  Hello

  1 can restore you a backup in windows xp, vista or windows 7 to windows 8 after clean installtion of it, or which is not possible due to differences in file format!

  2. What is the difference beween upgrade and migration in normal version of windows xp, vista, 7?

  3. when pass you any version of windows to superior version whitout a wil stay intact messaging and data backup?

  Thank you

  Johan

  Thanks for all the useful information, my last two questions are:

  1 can spend you xp to 8 or 8.1 pro or Enterprise version?

  See my answer

  2. can you use the original release of windows 7 or 8 in a network of windows server environment or it must be pro, ultimate and Enterprise version?

  Unfortunately not.
  Comapare editions: what each restriction versions are
  https://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Business/Windows-version-comparison-chart.aspx

  Upgrade to Windows 8.1 of Windows Vista or Windows XP
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/upgrade-from-Windows-Vista-XP-tutorial

  Note: If your PC is currently provided with pre-installed XP, the processor (CPU) is perhaps not able to support any version of Windows 8 or 8.1 as 8 or 8.1 requires the CPU supported the NX bit. That one version of the Intel Pentium 4 a NX supports, if you purchased a late model XP computer comes with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, then chances are that it supports NX.

  For more information, see this post:
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows8_1-performance/Windows-81-requires-support-for-NX/f30ec261-4378-4a31-9d46-abb7620dd5ef

  Also download and run the upgrade wizard
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/Upgrade-Assistant-download-online-FAQ

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Question about backup hot with Tablespace with no logging

  Hi, we have an application that using a temporary tables (tables of work). The application maintains a persistent connection to the DB.
  During the loading of data, the application will create work tables and then remove it when the process is complete. This recommended by Oracle on this application is to create a tablespace separated with no record.
  
  Here's the recommendation:
  "To minimize the contention of disk and logging, you can create a tablespace with NoLogging for the.
  work tables and indexes and store data files for storage on a physical disk separate.
  Because work tables are created and dropped during the processing of data, creating a tablespace
  without connect to work tables and the indexes of the working table can improve performance. »
  
  I asked experts to demand that all agree to implement the above suggestion. However, our DBA is reluctant to implement the suggestion above that there are concerns about the validity of the hot backup. Here is his comment:
  "The problem is that we cannot guarantee the recovery of this database unless recover us from a cold backup. This means that if there is something on this database which is important, we will have problems with data protection. "He said, not to apply any log will affect the ability to recover the database in the event of failure, even if tables work East of temporary tables only. His opinion is that, when the backup occur at the same time when the table is created, will result not valid backup. The only way to save the database must publish a cold backup, which means that we must stop the application to make the backup.
  
  Is it true. What is the best backup strategy for the above case?
  From the expert point of view of the application, cold backup is not necessary that the application does not maintain a persistent connection to the database.
  
  Thank you.

  If it's a temporary table only that is kept in storage space, in any case the data on their part would go, either at the end of the transaction or at the end of the session. Not sure that the data your dba trying to protect? I have yet to have my first cup of coffee then maybe missing me something obvious here, but I don't see a point in the protection of temporary tables and "cold backup to use for their recovery.

  HTH
  Aman...

• Questions about backups

  Whenever I add more photos to my PSE 7 library creates a new folder with the date of days which is OK.  I then created a complete upward on another drive, & all the images went into a new folder.  Later, when I asked to do an incremental backup I chose the same drive as the destination.  I see that the program has all the loose sitting additional images not in any folder, & that the thumbnails have only a description which is a number not the correct file name.  Is it normal for the description?  The latest pictures must be in a separate folder?

  You're right, Barb, I have not read the original question with sufficient attention.

  When you perform an incremental backup to an external hard drive, you must create and select a new folder where will the differential. For example, full backup goes into folder named "Backup" (I'm so creative...) and the first goes further in a new folder, for example, 'Backup1 '.

  Error of the original poster was that he probably just held the record of the external hard disk for its incremental backup. It must have created a new folder.

• Question about backup Windows XP and compatible media utility

  I'm trying to back up my laptop using Windows XP Pro has anyone used this? Also, what type of backup media is the best to use my player dvd appears to play movies ok but do not write data files?

  any thoughts?
  I've been using memory sticks

  Hello

  In my opinion the best solution for the protection of the external data is external HARD drive. Especially small hard disks 2.5 placed in the little box of HARD drive. They no longer cheap and very easy to use. I use 60 GB external HARD drive and save all my important data.

• Question about backups

  Mr. Ryan Cummings recently removed from the remains of the regcure win 32 virus from my computer.  I have two, a terrabyte external hard drives that I use to keep my backups on.  If I connect the HDD to backup will it re infect my computer with regcure win 32 remains of the virus.

  Hi Ernest sharkey

  Your question has been moved by a moderator for the security, confidentiality and the forum of the user accounts for more attracted attention by experts on this subject.

• Question about playlists and file nav

  Research in get a rocket, or a variant of the Sansa, b/c I get lazy with the long method involved in duty sync w/iPod songs and their playlists, even with the Zune.

  I have read the manual for the rocket, and it seems that I can just drag and drop the files on the drive. My question is can I make records, as driving music, trance, etc. And then put different songs in every folder and then be able to go into that folder and shuffle the songs in that folder?

  Second issue (assuming that my answer is not), is on the creation of playlist. Looks like I have to do inside WMP playlists and then sync it to the top? Is there another way? I read an old thread on the use of other software to generate the playlist, but my playlist would be basically all the songs in a particular folder (the one I'm talking to the 2nd paragraph).

  Thank you for any input!

  eli2k wrote:

  I have read the manual for the rocket, and it seems that I can just drag and drop the files on the drive. My question is can I make records, as driving music, trance, etc. And then put different songs in every folder and then be able to go into that folder and shuffle the songs in that folder?

  Yes, with the most recent firmware, you can browse and read in folder.

• Question about backup

  When you back up data to the internet, it works both ways?  Transfer you the new data from your phone to the internet AND transfer new data about your accounts on the internet on your phone?

  The word "backup" makes it sound like the phone data on the internet.  IDK how to explain it better.

  You think of two different (but similar) things... Backup and synergy.

  Backup is the ability of the phone to automatically save certain data and settings that resides on the phone, to your Palm profile.  This would include contacts, for example, that have been created in the phone compared to another Palm profile account count as Google.  This article explains what is backed up during the backup process in webOS.

  Synergy is the ability to perform two-way synchronization between your phone and various internet accounts.  Data such as calendar and contacts that you enter on your phone using one of your accounts on the internet (like Google) are synchronized between the phone and the account... and the data that you enter directly into one of these accounts online are also synchronized.  So in this sense, the data you enter on the phone using an online account are "supported" this account online.  But generally, I think the term "Backup" will see the data that is stored on the Palm profile.

  Hope that helps.

• Urgent question about loading image file to boot to a concentrator VPN 3030

  Hi Netpros,

  I really hope someone can help me with this URGENT matter. I have an upgrade in 12 hours. By reading the Cisco documentation, I also need to upgrade the boot image file. Here's my question... the cisco image file name is vpn30xxboot - 4.0.Rel.hex but the VPN concentrator would accept 8.3 file names i.e. BOOT file format. TXT... so the question is is it OK to just keep the same hexagonal extension without causing damage to the file... That is, name the file BOOT - 4.hex... your comments are very much appreciated...

  Fernando,

  Take it out '-' usage just and naming BOOT40.hex

  What type of hub? If it's a 3005, you wouldn't need an upgrade of startup code.

  There is enough of an upgrade of startup code if memory is upgraded from 256 to 512 MB - just an info.

  Good luck in your upgrade.

  See you soon

  Gilbert

• Question about backup of FRA

  Hi all.

  I use 11g Rel2 and know that there is a command area backup recovery and backup recovery. I have these two questions:

  (1) either of these commands cause a consistent backup? I mean, for the copy of the FRA process, new archiving logs could be created. RMAN all these areas will also backup the destination to spare?. I guess it does, but want to hear expert advice on this.

  (2) could someone provide an example of how restore the FRA to such support?

  Thanks in advance!

  What needs to be "compliant"?  When you save the FRA, you save backups, not the database.

  As for your specific question on the archivelogs, I don't know the exact answer, but I would ask ' what?  What of the archivelog what is written 1 millisecond before the backup ends FRA?  That he is the one who ends 1 millisecond after the backup of the FRA end?

  Suppose you write archivelogs in a regular journal 1 / minute (which in itself is a problem, but for the sake of the current issue, in fact a practical number).

  Now suppose that, today, your FRA backup takes 5 minutes.

  Now assume that the behavior is that the backup of the FRA does not get the archivelogs written after the beginning of the backup.  OK, the 5 archivelogs get backed up the next time.

  Next day, because of the overload of system or something else, your FRA backup takes 2 minutes.  And the next day, 10 minutes.  So what?

  Now, repeat above with the assumption that the backup FRA gets all archivelogs that are carried out before the end of the backup of the FRA.

  This is not saving this time, next time will get saved.

• Question about backup with VDR 2.0.2

  Hello

  Excuse me for very low knowledge on this argument.

  I have a very simple question. If I made a backup of a motor home on Windows Server virtual machine and I create a folder on this machine between the time where VDR create the snapshot and the time of the end of the copy, when VDR remove the snapshot, the folder will remain on the server? All the changes I made on a virtual machine in the VDR copy will be lost or before to remove the snapshot, the changes will be merged with the original disc?

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  the disks will be merged. If your changes are not lost.

  The backup however of course only will contain data up to the point when the snapshot was created.

  Concerning

  Tim

• Question about backup validate command datafile

  DB version: 10 gr 2, 11 2 GR
  
  Is the following command intended to control block corruption in the original or data file is that he intended to check if this file rman backup is suitable for restoration?

  backup validate datafile 1;

  Is equivalent to the command above in 11g

  validate datafile 1;

  Right?

  The two are brought together.

  The command POST to check corrupt blocks and missing files, or to determine if a set of backups can be restored.
  If backup validation detects corrupted blocks, then RMAN updates the view DATABASE_BLOCK_CORRUPTION of V$ with lines that decry the corruptions. After that a corrupted block is fixed, the line identifier this block is removed from the view.

  Oracle 11g,

  The VALIDATE command options are semantically equivalent to the options for the BACKUP VALIDATE command.

  refer,
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B28359_01/backup.111/b28273/rcmsynta053.htm

  Thank you

• Question about the password file

  Good afternoon
  
  In document s/n 2 days, she says:
  
  >
  When you call DBCA as part of the installation procedure for Oracle, DBCA database
  create a password with a single input file: the user SYS.
  >
  
  I created the database using DBCA and it must have created a file password for me since I was able to connect to the database remotely.
  
  The question is: I can't locate the created password THAT DBCA, I don't know what his name. Can someone give me the name of THAT DBCA is using the password file?
  
  Thanks a lot for help.
  
  John.

  ORACLE_HOME/dbs/orapw * IX and ORACLE_HOME/database / PWD.ora under windows

  Kind regards
  Uwe Hesse

  http://uhesse.WordPress.com