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Distribution: Whatever's in my Thecus 5500! find/- name test1 - exec ls - l {} \; Works for me (note the space and the removal of one \).

LinuxQuestions.org bobkatz 2010

Distribution: Whatever's in my Thecus 5500! find/- name test1 - exec ls - l {} \; Works for me (note the space and the removal of one \).

LinuxQuestions.org 2010

In the line you quoted, you could use: find. - name test1 - ls You may not post new threads

LinuxQuestions.org bobkatz 2010

In the line you quoted, you could use: find. - name test1 - ls You may not post new threads

LinuxQuestions.org 2010

i have two tables called test1 and test2. given that table test2 has foreign key that belongs to test1, i like to be able to print a result of table test1 which is not listed on table test2 here is my query string:

unknown title Mizanur Rahman 2008

SELECT * FROM SqlErrorLogEvent where Instancename = 'test1' OR Instancename = 'MSSQLServer'

Site Home Sanjay Nagamangalam 2010

A. prototype.test1 = function () alert ( "test1");

unknown title 2009

DBCC SHOW_STATISTICS ( 'test1', 'idx1') WITH HISTOGRAM reveals that the value 45 has fallen between the chairs, even after an UPDATE STATISTICS test1 WITH FULLSCAN:

SQLblog.com - The SQL Server blog spot on the web Elisabeth Redei 2009

And then look at the statistics: dbcc show_statistics ( 'test1', 'testStatLow') with STAT_HEADER

SQLblog.com - The SQL Server blog spot on the web Elisabeth Redei 2009

A. prototype.test1 = function () alert ( "test1");

unknown title 2009