Partitioning Tables
I have two tables taht are exactly the same (indexes fields etc) but in different schemas. The one is partitioned, and the other one is not.. Both tables have about 1000000 records. The partition table has 5 partitions with the follwing number of data per partition:P1 : 0P2 : 271697P3 : 1200172P4 :...
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| Aug 25 2008 12:30 AM GMT
| asked by
MariaAndreou
Partitioning, Table partitioning
Mount Windows Partition in Ubuntu
I installed Ubuntu onto a WinXPP machine so that they are duo boot. The system should have automatically mounted my windows directory and created an icon on the desktop. It did not. I followed the directions and opened a bash shell and typed sudo vol_id -u /dev/sda1Ubuntu returns the error...
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| Aug 6 2008 6:14 PM GMT
| asked by
Hsmithdp
Dual booting, Partitioning, Ubuntu Linux
Hardware question regarding Hard Disk..
Why we can create only a maximum of 4 primary partitions in a Hard Disk?
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| May 7 2008 6:47 PM GMT
| asked by
Srik
Hard drives, Storage, Partitions
Access to an EMC SAN
We are considering moving some apps from individual blades (a growing expense) to a partition of an existing, underused i520. One hang up is DASD, especially moving or reloading the terabytes of data currently held in our SAN. With the new partioning of an i5, especially when running an AIX, or...
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| Feb 7 2006 12:38 AM GMT
| asked by
seconddan
SAN, EMC, iSeries
Information required on 10Gigabit Ethernet cards
Hello All,I needed some information and datapoints on the following topics:- today what is 10GbE card used for?- what do you see the future for 10GbE?- what do you think is an acceptable price point for this card (just a guesstimate)? Today it is very expensive as compared to the regular 1GbE...
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| Jul 22 2005 12:50 AM GMT
| asked by
rigveda
DataCenter, Data center design, Data center operations
drive letter issue in 2003 terminal server application
I have a situation where I have a terminal server with a C and D drive with all user related stuff on D & all system related & boot is C. I need to install a new application which requires each user to map drive letter C to a network folder on another server. Apparently, there's no way around...
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| Jun 12 2005 2:17 PM GMT
| asked by
netguru
IT architecture, Implementation, Servers
facing problem with shared printer
GoodDay, Dear all, this is giri.We have got NT server in our office.1 since I found some bad sectors in one of my client system which was having windows98 operating system. I replaced with new 80gb seagate harddisk (7200rpm).I tried installing 98. in the bios my harddisk detected as 80gb,...
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| Mar 7 2005 1:47 AM GMT
| asked by
GiriPrasad
DataCenter, Tech support, Help Desk
