Recovery Planning in .NET

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The dynamic linker/loader, ld.so, links symbol names to the appropriate shared library in which they are defined at runtime. Shared libraries have a special name, the soname, that consists of the library name and the major version number. The full name of the C library on one of my systems, for example, is libc-2.3.4.so. The library name is libc.so; the major version number is 2; the minor version number is 3; and the release or patch level is 4. For historical reasons, the C library s soname is libc.so.6. Minor version numbers and patch level numbers change as bugs are fixed, but the soname remains the same and newer versions are usually compatible with older versions. I emphasize the soname because applications link against it. How does linking work The ldconfig utility creates a symbolic link from the actual library, say libc-2.3.2.so, to the soname, libc.so.6, and stores this information in /etc/ld.so.cache. At runtime, ld.so scans the cache file, finds the required soname and, because of the symbolic link, loads the actual library into memory and links application function calls to the appropriate symbols in the loaded library.

This section discusses possible port states, the conditions that put a port into a certain state, and what a port can do in each state. Table A.2 lists all possible STP port states.

When you import a file (unlike when you link tables), you copy the contents from an external file into an Access table. You can import external file information from several different sources: Microsoft Access (other unopened database objects: forms, tables, and so on) Microsoft Excel (all versions) Exchange documents Outlook documents Paradox 3.x, 4.x, 5.0, 7.0, and 8.0 FoxPro (all versions using ODBC drivers) dBASE III, IV, and 5 SQL databases (Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase Server, and Oracle Server) Delimited text files (fields separated by a delimiter) Fixed-width text files (specific widths for each field) Lotus 1-2-3 DOS and 1-2-3 for Windows (versions WKS, WK1, and WK3) HTML documents XML Documents IDC/HTX (Microsoft Internet Information Server) Any other ODBC Databases You can import information to either new tables or existing tables, depending on the type of data being imported. All data types can be imported to new tables, but only spreadsheet and text files can be imported to existing tables. When Access imports data from an external file, it does not erase or destroy the external file. Therefore, you will have two copies of the data: the original file (in the original format) and the new Access table.

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Ubuntu security Find security guides and tools for Ubuntu on the Ubuntu security page (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Security). Gentoo security Included on the Gentoo Linux Security page (www.gentoo.org/security) are tools, announcements, and links to security policy and project documents associated with securing Gentoo systems. Find the Gentoo security handbook here:

5. If you are able to reach an IP address on your LAN with ping, but are unable to ping a host computer by name, you may not be communicating with your DNS server. Repeat the ping command with the IP address of your DNS server to see if it is up and that you are able to communicate with it.

By comparison with (5.77), we observe that (5.83) can be expressed in the form of (5.78), namely L= 1 2

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