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SQL Basics : Tutorial 1
SQL Basics: Tutorial 1 SQL (Structured Query Language ) is a database language for querying, storing, manipulating data stored in relational database. Most of the RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems) use SQL as standard database Language but use different dialects. Following databases uses SQL as standard database language [but use different dialects]. MS SQL Server Microsoft Access MSDE Oracle DB2 Sybase MySQL Postgres Informix Also SQL is not case sensitive. SQL Commands: SQL commands can be divided into 4 categories. Data … More ->
Tagged ALTER, COMMIT, CREATE, Data Control Language (DCL), Data Definition Language (DDL), Data Manipulation Language (DML), DELETE, DROP, GRANT, INSERT, rename, REVOKE, ROLLBACK, SELECT, SQL Basic Tutorial, SQL is not case sensitive, Structured Query Language, Transaction Control Language (TCL), TRUNCATE, UPDATE
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Tomcat server Installation Guide
Tomcat server Installation Guide: How to install Apache Tomcat server as windows service: Install the latest Tomcat server version 7.0 from the below Apache Tomcat official download site, http://tomcat.apache.org/download-70.cgi I have downloaded the windows service installer so that tomcat can be run as windows service. 32-bit/64-bit Windows Service Installer (pgp, md5) If you are using xp, just double click on the .exe and run the application. If the OS version is vista or windows 7, right click on .exe and choose “run … More ->
COBOL Frequently Asked Questions Part 3
101.How many Sections are there in Data Division?. SIX SECTIONS 1.’FILE SECTION’ 2.’WORKING-STORAGE SECTION’ 3.’LOCAL-STORAGE SECTION’ 4.’SCREEN SECTION’ 5.’REPORT SECTION’ 6.’LINKAGE SECTION’ In COBOL II, there are only 4 sections. 1.’FILE SECTION’ 2.’WORKING-STORAGE SECTION’ 3.’LOCAL-STORAGE SECTION’ 4.’LINKAGE SECTION’. 102.How can I tell if a module is being called DYNAMICALLY or STATICALLY? The ONLY way is to look at the output of the linkage editor (IEWL)or the load module itself. If the module is being called DYNAMICALLY then it will not … More ->
Tagged Advantages of REDEFINES clause, COBOL and COBOL II, COBOL Frequently Asked Questions, COBOL Interview Questions, COMP SYNC, Data Division SECTIONS, Difference between a DYNAMIC and STATIC call in COBOL, Difference between PIC 9.99 and 9v99, Differences between OS, Different data types available in COBOL, Different file OPEN modes available, Divisions in a COBOL program, DYNAMIC call, Dynamic linking, Examples of command terminators in COBOL, File status 39, File status 92, How is PIC 9.99 is different from PIC 9v99, Maximum size of a 01 level item in COBOL I and in COBOL II, NOSSRANGE, SSRANGE, STATIC call, Static Linking, Use of EXIT command, What does the IS NUMERIC clause establish, what is Pic 9v99 Indicates
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COBOL Frequently Asked Questions Part 2
COBOL Frequently Asked Questions Part 2 51. What is LENGTH in COBOL II? LENGTH acts like a special register to tell the length of a group or an elementary item. 52. What is the function of a delimiter in STRING? A delimiter in STRING causes a sending field to be ended and another to be started. 53. What is the function of a delimiter in UNSTRING? A delimiter when encountered in the sending field causes the current receiving field to … More ->
Tagged Causes for S0C1, COBOL Frequently Asked Questions, COBOL Interview Questions, Difference between a subscript and an index in a table definition, Difference between an External and a Global Variable, Difference between comp and comp-3 usage, Difference between search and search all in the table handling, Different forms of EVALUATE statement, Explicit scope terminator, Function of a delimiter in UNSTRING, Importance of GLOBAL clause, Purpose of POINTER Phrase in STRING command, REPORT-ITEM, S0C4, S0C5, S0C7, S0CB abends, Use of EVALUATE statement, Use of EXTEND mode, USe of Linear Data Set, Use of LINKAGE SECTION, What does a CLOSE WITH LOCK statement do, What will happen if you code GO BACK instead of STOP RUN in a stand-alone COBOL
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How to enable NTLM in windows using regedit?
Enabling NTLM in windows using regedit a. Create a text file. b. Copy the following entries (in bold) and paste in the text file (it is very important to keep these entries as it is with the blank spaces and line breaks): Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa] “lmcompatibilitylevel”=dword:00000000 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\MSV1_0] “ntlmminclientsec”=dword:00000000 “ntlmminserversec”=dword:00000000 c. Save the file as ntlm.reg. d. Double click on ntlm.reg and click “Yes” in the dialog box that appears next asking you whether you want to save … More ->