In schemacrawler, is there an option to remove the "Generated by Schemacrawler" and "Generated on ..." labels? I've checked the documentation and failed to find this option.
Yes - use the --no-info command-line switch.
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I'm on a Yocto Linux distribution and I need to set the sysctl tunable kernel.panic_on_rcu_stall to 1. The problem is when I list the elements inside /proc/sys/kernel I have no panic_on_rcu_stall and if I try to set the option anyway I get the folowing error:
# sysctl -w kernel.panic_on_rcu_stall=1
sysctl: error: 'kernel.panic_on_rcu_stall' is an unknown key
I know that the key exist, we can see it on the Linux Kernel documentation, but it also specify that
Currently, these files might (depending on your configuration) show up in /proc/sys/kernel:
And this is all about, what the documentation means by your configuration and how to change it.
I'm using the 4.4.38+linaro Linux kernel.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your comments, Tsyvarev was right, after applying this patch to my kernel recipe in my Yocto project, the option kernel.panic_on_rcu_stall appeared in /proc/sys/kernel.
Actually when i open the terminal i got this default string:
username#hostname:~
I want to replace the above string whit this one:
<myprgrogram>:~
How can i do this?
I'm developing in C on GNU/Linux).
Thanks in advance!
You need to set up your prompt as detailed here (I'm assuming you're using bash).
There are numerous options and capabilities. See here for a gallery of examples.
If you mean current path, then add the below line to your .bashrc file.
export PS1='<$PWD>:'
You can change an environmental variable using setenv/putenv from the standard library (stdlib.h), see "man setenv".
However, when the program ends the variable won't be saved.
Is there a way or command to be use to find files using a list of files to be find in a directory?
e.g.
find the following files:
text1.sql
text2.sql
text3.sql
text4.sql
text5.sql
text6.sql
Search in: c:\archive...
Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but try the following:
Search > Find File...
Enter the directory under "Search in:"
Enter the name of the file you are looking for under "Name contains:"
Click on Find.
I'm using the P4V client version 2012.1
Just putting out there that Saulo's answer is correct, however that Rev. Perforce Visual Client/NTX86/2008.2/188141 doesn't support it. So you probably need to upgrade if you don't have the menu option (as I had to).
I have feature which is not correctly installed on my website.
How can I uninstall it without Feature.xml file and without feature id?
Rather not. :D
The answer is here:
http://www.gilham.org/Blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?List=aab85845-88d2-4091-8088-a6bbce0a4304&ID=229
Firstly run the WssAnalyzeFeatures tool.
Next it will produce output file named: ContentDeploymentFeatures.txt.
Take appropriate feature id and run stsadm commands: deactivate and uninstall feature with id and force option.
And it's done! :D
There WssAnalizyFeatures and FeatureCleaner that might help you out.
After creating the devpath in MKS, developers will check in the code to MKS. I want to find the list of files got checked in to the MKS after creation of devpath (from the beginning to the end).
Please help me.
Thanks
You can use the command line interface "rlog" command to see all changes on a devpath.
The basic syntax would be something like: si rlog --devpath=Version2
You can also use the other parameters of the rlog command to limit the output to a date range or other criteria.
Hope this helps.
If you use the GUI you can go to the "project history view", and mark two of the checkpoint bubbles (holding CTRL) and then select "view differences" from the context menu. In that view you can see all the files that were checked in between the selected checkpoints.