Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for Box Storage

I suggest doing both. Create an attribute for SKU and two separate attributes for the product and sub-type. SKU would be a key and the product sub-types would be a composite key. Example:You can give the sub1 and sub2 attributes more meaningful names.

This is not actually a violation of 1NF. SKU is an important value in its own right and as long as you have the separate components in the database as well then there's no reason ever to split SKU into two parts. SKU is nearly always treated as a single value in my experience because although it may have encoded elements within it the encoding scheme is subject to variation. You may at some point have SKUs that don't follow the same scheme.

(note: in the above example I haven't identified a primary key because that's not relevant for this example)

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Found it!The novel is Checkmate by Eric T. Baker, published in 1997. Aaron Hudson, the main character, is a cop in the Contraband Unit aboard the Jersey, one of a fleet of generational colony ships between which shuttles at least somewhat routinely ferry people and goods (the latter not always legally, hence Hudson and the rest of his unit).The implants are commonly called "mechanics", and while anyone can freely turn theirs on or off at will -- a state that anyone whose mechanics are on can readily read -- the devices I mentioned were used to ensure the "off" state as well as readily prove it to someone whose mechanics are also off.

FWIW, I disagree with the Amazon reviewer in that while the rulebook wasn't related to us in its entirety, we got enough of the game to have at least a basic understanding of what was going on in the games being described to us

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Doesn't work Metadata sslmodedisable key'id' .......................... table"xx" (geom) Does work metadata sslmodedisable key'id' srid4326 typeMULTIPOLYGON table"c" (geom)The only difference between the two that matters is that the nonworking table has no srid and no polygon type. I could not get PostGIS raster data to work in qgis until I had enough of the

raster definition complete. I am guessing that you are seeing is a similar problem with vector data because of the two pieces of missing information.I noticed that your Postgresql server is on Red Hat Linux. If you have access

to the server via putty, ssh or a direct GUI logon, then there are some

tools to pick this needle out of the hay stack of metadata.The image below is from MS Windows. I have modified the files to play up

the differences.

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The short answer is you can't produce a clipped sid image in ArcGIS 10, the format is proprietary. But you should be able to produce a clipped jpeg 2000 (jp2) which is similar. A typical sid compression is 20 to 1. In ArcGIS to get the equivalent compression on a jp2 you would use 5 in the Environment - Raster Storage form compression quality box. (That setting has always been counterintuitive to me. You get it by dividing 100 by 20.) You need to use jp2 as your extension in the output raster dataset and you need to select jpeg2000 in the environment -raster storage compression drop down. Uncheck build pyramids, the format does that already. If you still have trouble clipping a sid to a jp2, you might first convert the sid to jp2, then clip that. Note if your sid image is in the newest sid format (MG4) you may need to download a plugin from LizardTech to handle it

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You could use Disk Usage Analyzer/boabab to find what is taking up the space:

You can then use dpkg -S /PATH/TO/FILE/OR/FOLDER to find what provides it and remove any unneeded packages. Careful some may be importantNote with VirtualBox you can set up shared folders that link to folders on the host machine - if you close the VM, and set up a shared folder, you can then mount it:and use it.Another (probably much simpler) way would be to resize the the virtual drive - you can do this by closing the VM and running:you may need to run something like cd "C:Program FilesOracleVirtualBox" if you are using Windows as the host machine. You may want to backup the VDI (the virtual hard disk file) beforehand.

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The advantage is that you do not add another layer. This has several advantages:A system I helped build for a customer has 6x10Gbps going to six different switches, of which five are distributing 1Gbps links to 30 machines each doing rendering work. These machines each drop off a 200 MB file every twenty seconds, which gives an average rate of 1,500 MB/s being written to storage (in reality, write load is a bit bursty and not entirely predictable as different scene complexity leads to varying rendering times).

In between, other machines are reading these files, concatenating them into a constant video stream that is then given to a hardware encoder, and the resulting stream is written back to the storage, into a separate partition.Total I/O load on this server is higher than the memory bus speed on the fastest mainboard available back then, so the bottleneck was quite obvious. :)

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A typical USB hard drive is designed to be a dumb peripheral controlled by a USB host; it's not designed to have peripherals of its own; it's not designed to control a USB Wi-Fi dongle.A small device that acts as a standalone file server on a network is often called a "Network Attached Storage" or NAS box. The TP-Link TL-WR710n appears to be a cheap device that can act as a Wi-Fi NAS box that you can plug a USB hard drive into. However, the USB hard drive will become a peripheral of the TP-Link box; it won't be directly attached to your "smart picture frame" display. So this solution would only work for you if your "smart picture frame" type display also has a way to connect to a network and access media files on a file server on the network

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Have you looked at the individual account storage options? Up to 30TB storage.You may be able to purchase additional storage space per user without upgrading your entire Apps account. Apps accounts are all at the same level, no mixing pricing.View the details by opening your Google Account page. Log in with the account you want to increase storage for. (if you only have one Google account signed in)Top right corner of any Google page, click on your icon, then click on Account.When your settings page opens, select "Data tools",

In the "Storage" box, select "Manage storage plan"You should see the extra storage plan options there along with your current storage details.To downgrade in the past, you had to first make sure your data storage usage was below the free threshold.Remember, most anything you create with Docs, Sheets, or Slides wont use up any of your storage.

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With help from Whyzar i managed to find a solution to this issue.

i was trying to make an image appear in the pop-up based on a URL to thumbnails of images unique to each feature in a layer. I had the images stored in a folder on google drive and the URL was taken from clicking on the image and selecting "get shareable link" - however this URL would take you to the website where the image was embedded rather than to the image itself, so the pop-up would only show that there was a broken link to the picture rather than the picture itself. The solution is to load the image into a separate window and then right clicking on the image and selecting "Copy image location/address". This gives you the URL to the image itself. Thanks everyone for your help!

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It doesn't look like you can do it via so called SMASH CLP (ILO4 CLI) as there is no /system1/drives* target, but you can do it via RIBCL XML.

You can download archive with samples of RIBCL scripts from here

You will need to use locfg.pl perl script against Get_Embedded_Health.xml file.

Then execute it against ILO IP address Output will be in xml format and will have quite a lot of data, since default xml will request not only storage status, but other things as well.

If you want to limit it only to storage status - you can make xml payload look like belowWhen I test it with HP DL380 Gen9 with ILO4 - I get quite comprehensive list of my physical drives, logical drives, serial numbers, capacities etc. Basically all I can see in ILO 4 Web Interface System Information -> Storage is reported in xml output.

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You need to use Export > Save for Web (Legacy) if you want to include it in an action. Neither the Quick Export, nor Export As can be included in an action, as of Photoshop CC 2017. This may change in future releases, but since these are still fairly new features, Adobe hasn't made them actionable yet probably to avoid issues with compatibility with older versions of Photoshop which don't have these new commands.

When you set up your Automate > Batch - make sure the source and destination folders are set up to the same folder. In the options check the Overide Action "Open" Commands, and Overide Action "Save as" Commands.And now a warning: Make sure you are not editing your original PNG-24s. Work on a copy of the image folder, because once you have overwritten them, you will loose some alpha transparency and colour data that can't be undone by converting back to PNG-24

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The requirement is that each server have a primary function rather than a single function. You can argue that the primary function of the server is as a web server and the database functionality is a secondary function. Consider a Domain Controller which can be a DHCP server, NTP server, DNS server, authentication server, security policy server.

In terms of security levels for PCI compliance, given that the database is not storing cardholder data, there is no requirement for this to be a separate server on an internal network segment. As the server itself is in scope, everything on the server is in scope so the database still needs to be hardened and logging so you're still securing the system and mitigating risk.If you have a QSA, s/he should be able to provide guidance.

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I shared a folder on my windows box that contains the .iso and then tried creating a CIFS SR pointing to that network share, but even though it shows up in XenCenter once I am done creating it and see under status it says OK and Connected I can't use it. This is the best way to do what you're trying to accomplish. You should consider posting a detailed question including whatever errors you're seeing and try to get that resolved.I don't think XenCenter has support for using flash drives as ISO repositories (or it didn't when I worked with XenServer 5.5). If you don't mind using the command line tool (xe) for managing Xen you should be able to SSH to your XenServer host and proceed. Start by reading the XenServer 6.

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0 Administrator's Guide and XenServer 6.

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0 Virtual Machine User's Guide .