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PuTTY CONNECTION MANAGER (PuttyCM)

What is PuTTY CONNECTION MANAGER (PuttyCM) PuttyCM displays multiple PuTTY sessions in Tabs. It is very useful for  the administrator who is working on multiple server at a time. This enables the administrator to perform multiple function with ease. Moreover this is freeware. This can be used for Linux/AIX/solaris and other Operating system easily. Significant …

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Oracle Set Operators

Using Oracle Set Operators(Union,Union All,Intersect and Minus/Except) Oracle Set operators can be used to select data from multiple tables. They combine the results of two or more queries. When using the Set operators a) Each SELECT clause must have the same number of column b) Column must be of same data-type c) Column should be …

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How to use Oracle SQL*Plus

Here in this post,I would be giving introduction to Oracle SQLPlus  which is Oracle tools to connect to oracle database  and how to download Oracle SQLPlus Oracle SQL*Plus What is Oracle Sql*plus: 1) SQLPlus, widely used by Oracle DBAs and developers, is a powerful and straightforward tool from Oracle to interact with the database. 2) …

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Linux command for Oracle DBA

Oracle DBA need to operate on Unix/Linux/Solaris/AIX Operating system. He has to locate various file, process, kill session ,clear directories, schedule cron and various other activities. Here in this article I am trying to give some Useful Unix command for Oracle DBA  to help them in day-to-day activities.These same commands are applicable for Linux also. Hope …

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Awk command

This article is about awk command in Linux with examples. here in this article you will learn about Learn about awk syntax, records, fields, line Separator with examples of awk in Unix/Linux. Why awk command is used in Unix or Linux Awk command in Unix /  Linux is a powerful  command for processing text. Administrator …

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