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• VMDK File Naming Conventions

  Hello

  I've attached a screenshot of one of the virtual machine. I need to understand these vmdk naming conventions. Snapshot of this virtual machine was created.

  Thank you

  Mihir

  By default, the hard files have the name of the virtual machine. The first virtual disk is named hard, the second _1.vmdk of ...

  For snapshots, a 6-digit number is appended to the name (e.g. - 000001.vmdk).

  André

• Naming Convention for LabVIEW

  Hello

  What naming convention should be followed in LabVIEW? I will use typical CamelCase (MyNewProgram.vi) or underscore (My_New_Program.vi) or with spaces (my new Program.vi)? In most standard LabVIEW programs, I have observed that different is with spaces (my new Program.vi) but most of the text language programmers prefer without convention spaces. What is the best way to name VI or variable in LabVIEW and what is the reason for this?

  I went through the guidelines and a different post, but they mention just not to use a special character. Nowhere I found the naming convention in LabVIEW.

  Kindly Guide.

  Thank you.

  The case of camel hails from the days of DOS when you were allowed only 8 characters for a file name.  Windows allow spaces in file names.  Linux does not work.  Due to the limitation of Linux/Unix, you will often see text language programmers to use the underscore character.  Almost all my code is on Windows, so I use spaces in the names of my files simply because I find it easier to read than the underscore.

• How to maintain the availability of the data store after the upgrade to ESXi 5.1 with the new IP address and the naming convention?

  How can we maintain access to the presented LUNS and VMFS data store after we improve the ESX in ESXi with the new naming convention and the new model of IP addressing?

  My back-end SAN EMC Clariion is VNX

  Thanks in advance.

  How are the hosts connected to storage systems. With FC HBA for example, there is basically nothing you need to do since the WWN will remain the same and so LUN presentation of the zoning on the switch and storage system does not need to be reconfigured.

  André

• Naming Convention Document request

  Hello CH team,

  If you can please provide a table with all the codes and naming conventions that we can use in Ps and AI for quick reference.

  Thank you very much.

  Jerry is correct. (x) ! will do a skin of brothers and sisters keyboard trigger. Currently, there is no code for the lock.

  In general we recommend to make the most of the rigging in character animation, because it is easier to see the live results and does not need to memorize codes. That's why you can not do things like sticks in a PSD.

• The datastore Naming Convention

  Does anyone have a good set of recommendations for a data store naming convention?

  This is why we did it.

  And Yes, it can cause problems if you are replicating, because the name duplicate on the other side

  In this case, you could do arrayIDpair like this:

  DMX-0595_0445-T1-R to say that it is a level 1 to replicate on DMX device between table 0595 and 0445.

• Group of port and the naming convention for vLAN

  What is the naming convention better for groups of ports on vSwitches?  This naming convention should match how we name them VLAN on the physical switches and how important is that?

  Hi VMinator,

  To answer your question, he has not agreed to 'standard' for names of portgroup.  That's all what you're comfortable with the support and what works for you and your organization.  A bit like server names; Some companies are going hardcore with the naming conventions and others their name after the characters in science fiction or world of warcraft bosses

  Forensic science more you pack in a naming of the control standard more you have (i.e. for scripts, health check, etc. see below).  Also, if the name itself answers questions on his own and allows you to save a phone call that is priceless.  For example - the guys says unix... "Uh which network to choose for my new virtual machine.  My IP is blah blah blah. "Well, with right portgroup name, this question would have answered itself... and maybe even recorded some interruptions of service in other cases by the simple fact of being clear and effective in the communication of how this virtual device should work: purely expressed through an appropriate naming convention.

  Here's another one.  My last concert, we had thousands of virtual machines that had to move data centers and when they landed, they needed to change the IPs and start using 3 vNIC (instead of 1) on each virtual machine.  Each vNIC with a different subnet mask.  All support should be conducted by a team of outsourced with minimum experience of VMware.  The only way to support something like this and be effective is PowerCLI.  With just invited the naming convention only, you can perform various tasks such as query the virtual computer and check its settings of portgroup compared to its actual IP information in the operating system, initiate a ping from .NET to the virtual machine, if there is any questions Act automatically.  Some actions that will have to be performed include, for example, change the portgroup or mask on a set of clients;  Or questioning guests and glean information network (CDP, vSwitch, portgroup of information etc.) and compare observed network vs network expected enumerated in the PG naming convention. etc etc.  The list of actions that you can take are limited only by your creativity.  The naming standards give you effective power both in manual and automatic efforts.

  Still, notice of one man, but every site I care and feeding generally ends with a PG standard similar to what I first described above in my previous post.  Don't forget my example naming convention is Basic.  There are many other attributes that you can add (i.e. in vCloud deployments, in addition to the info network, you can choose to identify various features specific to vCloud org-networks, etc.).

  TBH just most of the companies have appointed VM-network exchanges (ok not bad) or some random shortname which doesn't help troubleshooting.  They are fairly easy to fix and also change over time, if necessary.  You can easily drag and drop a set of virtual machines (although I don't personally do this way) in the new port group (via the page of networking to CTRL + SHIFT + N) or PowerCLI it (Yes!  way to go).  Of course, always the ping tests before and after the change.  There are a lot of scripts out there (or ask master lucd post in PowerCLI VMTN forums).  If this is net-news, then you are ahead of the game and will have a standard to follow, whatever it is.

  Best of luck and have fun!

• VM naming Convention recommended...

  Dear team,

  I just need your asissatnce on the VM naming convention. Can you please help me with the same best practices.

  concerning

  Mr. VMware

  Yes, you can certainly use the spaces, '-' and '_ '. What you should not use are language specific special characters.

  André

• names of data files Naming Convention!

  Hello
  
  My question is maybe stupid, but I'm not sure of the my control/log/dbf file naming convention. I am oracle 11g and asm is configured with active OMF. When I checked the file name, I get filename with certain numbers. What this number means.

  ASMCMD> ls
  EXAMPLE.265.790927371
  ONKAR.267.791219239
  SYSAUX.257.790927221
  SYSTEM.256.790927219
  UNDOTBS1.258.790927221
  USERS.259.790927223
  ASMCMD> 

  Could someone tell me please what these numbers represent? I tried google, but not got reasonable answers.
  
  -Onkar

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e18951/asmfiles.htm#i1023283

  First number is the number of folder (not in the database, but in ASM), and as I noticed, the files of 'user' (from ASM instance view) begin 256. 'Progressive', as ASM fichier_parametres and OCR files are less than 256.
  Second number is incarnation, which is derived from the date and time when the file is created.

  These two ensure uniqueness of the names of files in ASM.

• Naming Convention for user performed at the Complutense University of MADRID

  Hi all
  
  Are there specific rules for the naming convention for the assignment of user name in the University Complutense of MADRID 11 g? Is there a specific type of some special characters that cannot be used by the UCM in username?
  
  Thank you
  Saurabh Anand

  It is the same for the user name. This is a limitation of the underlying directory server. So your restrictions will be the result of the restrictions in the underlying system (AD or LDAP). in general, stick with single-byte characters and using something like the first initial and the name or rating first.last is fairly reliable

• Technical question about the naming conventions used in the API

  What does the prefix 'PF_' rest in all the function names in the SDK of EI?  It is not immediately obvious to me and was just curious.  I would like to have an idea of how the naming conventions came when I learn a new code.

  Thank you!

  Interesting question.  PF stands for package of plug-in filter in After Effects.

• The physical layer Naming Convention

  Hello
  
  I am trying to install my physical layer and see the reference to name them correctly. When I look at the examples of sales, I see they use A01, A02, etc..
  
  But I have others indicate that I should their name:
  fact_sales
  dim_customers
  
  Anyone has any good advice on how to put in place a naming convention that is appropriate to the physical layer.
  
  And that I should just using this naming convention in names for the alias tables?
  
  Thank you
  Kathy

  Use as
  SALES_F and CUSTOMERS_D

  _F made
  _D for Dimensions
  At the top of case

  For Alias, use DATE (W_DAY_D) closing

  Shud be useful

• naming conventions of schema in the oracle database

  Hello gurus,
  
  In some workplaces, I saw the names of patterns being called as
  

  "ABC_ADMIN "
  "ABC"
  "XYZ_ADMIN"
  "XYZ"

  Just curious, is recommended for this naming convention or is this standard practice?
  
  Any advice is greatly appreciated!
  
  Thank you

  If the names are significant (that will depend on what are the objects in the different schemas) and the underlying architecture is reasonable, then the naming convention would be a good practice.

  -How the objects in the schema of the CBA relate to objects in the ABC_ADMIN schema?
  -What, exactly, the _ADMIN suffix indicates?

  My unfounded guess, is that you have two related schemas because you create a schema that has objects and another scheme that has limited access to these objects (ideally just through views, procedures and functions) for applications to use to connect. If this is the case, it is not clear to me that ABC and ABC_ADMIN hold the objects in the application of the CBA. But if you are actually separate objects for other reasons, then _ADMIN can give its full meaning.

  Justin

• Naming Convention for Flash? _mc, instances

  Im a bit bogged down in the denomination in Flash.

  IM pretty new to the clips in the film clips as well as grant shares to the buttons to assign said film clips...

  I've been naming my calendar of video clips, but then I have to put a clip in the clip... I've exhausted the names.

  So going for an instance name makes even more twisted.

  No one cares to share their naming conventions? As you name case or anything action verbs?

  I use the btn, the mc, the format of gs to name things, but it becomes overwhelming for simple actions already, so I guess that there is a better nomenclature...

  Personally I don't like Hungarian notation or notations of postfix. Fix _mc or _array post for example come a hold on before typing data and allowed the ActionScript editor guess that something was class and provide code hinting. Now with the best document you can always get the code hinting without using this notation. I always found it difficult to read and type.

  And that's why I don't like Hungarian notation of mcClip or bBoolean. Find it me difficult to read again.

  I recommend that people find their own conventions and pretty much stick to them. It is a very personal matter of how to find the meaning and order and it's so different for each person.

  I think that part of what you are experiencing is that you have difficulties with the library and naming of instances?

  In the library, I use capital letters and spaces. For instance names, I use camelBackCaseWithNoSpaces.

  Often if I have something nested in the library I have something like:

  Control Panel

  Panel arrow up

  Scroller Control Panel

  that holds together in the library. If I have a lot of assets, I'll do a folder

  Control Panel

  Assets of Control Panel

  Panel arrow up

  etc...

  Then for the instances I would probably call the control panel

  Control Panel

  Or if there are several of them:

  controlPanel0, controlPanel1, etc.

  Don't start ever and with a number of instance and learn to start counting from zero!

  Then, inside, I would give the name of instances as

  up arrow

  scroller

  Are other popular names that I use a lot

  work

  background

  content

  holder

  Does this help?

• Data Modeler - Naming Conventions

  I was using Oracle Designer for several year.
  This product could make you crazy because sometimes, but the resistance was in my opinion the datamodelling part.
  He saved a lot of time because you kept stuck to the logic model generated your relational model and had all the scripts meets all naming conventions you need.
  In Data Modeler I really miss the naming conventions and cannot understand certain parts, sometimes that someone here can help me if I oversaw something or it is simply not implemented.
  
  Such naming conventions:
  
  We work with surrogate keys.
  Two tables well known - employees (abbreviation PMC), departments (DEP abbreviation)
  They have a relationship 1: n a Department has many employees
  
  In the designer, I would define the EMPLOYEE entity, would fix the abbreviation table, attributes, and the primary key.
  The same Department. I would design it WITHOUT any column of the foreign key constraint.
  Then I would create a relationship between the two tables.
  Final step is to generate the relational model.
  
  (a) Designer automatically adds ID as the key substitution on all tables (you can set it up, it was based on a domain)
  (b) it automatically adds the abbreviation of table as prefix on each column (although here, it is configurable)
  (c) it automatically adds the a foreign key column in the child table with the prefix of the main table (Te EMP_DEP_ID or DEP_ID if you prefer not to prefix each column... what I do)
  
  It was really easy to get your scripts.
  
  I don't understand things in Data Modeler:
  
  In a logic model you should design entities, attributes and relationships and not waste his time with FK-columns.
  Y at - it no support for surrogate keys? I don't want to add an ID manually with all tables.
  In Data Modeler as a COLUMN (!) additional is added to each foreign key relationship, I could live with that, but there is no way of knowing
  Data Modeler to precede it automatically. The name can just be changed in the relational view later.
  
  P. S.
  Surrogate keys... There are a few advantages and disadvantages for/against this there. I have seen a lot of Oracle projects and in all but one, I've always had a surrogate key column. It really makes life
  easier. In the only substitution key project, we started adding surrogate keys after a certain time...

  Hey Manfred,

  Even though with 'Apply naming Standard' I can just change the name of the foreign key, unique key, check the constraint etc but not the foreign key column.

  What version of Data Modeler using you - this feature is available in the latest version released - build 584 - http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/datamodeler/index.html

  Philippe