setting metadata in nqsconfig.ini file

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  Out of curiosity, I want to know the complete form TNA in the NQSConfig.ini file.
  
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  Published by: Mohammed_owb on March 30, 2010 05:54
  
  Published by: Mohammed_owb on March 30, 2010 05:57

  OK so time for a bit of history...

  (1) Nquire gives a software called "nquire suites. nQuire launched its range nQuire of products at the end of 1999 to monitor and provide information in real time based on any factual problem or opportunity by launching an e-mail message or a page on any device, like a computer laptop, pager, mobile phones, PDAS, RIM, Americans and Europeans.
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  (3) oracle buys Siebel in 2005 and renamed it as "Oracle Business Intelligence" in 2007.

  So basically, NQSconfig is the acronym of Nquire Server Config...

  -Vinay

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• Tecra M7: Unable to create recovery CD: lack CDDVD.ini - INI file load error: RDC_info.ini

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