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1. Start the Computer Management console. Choose Start Programs Administrative Tools Computer Management. 2. In the Computer Management console, right-click the Computer Management entry in the console tree. Then, select Connect to Another Computer on the shortcut menu. You can now choose the system whose services you want to manage. 3. Click the plus sign (+) next to System Tools and then choose Services. 4. Right-click the service you want to configure and then choose Properties. 5. Choose the Recovery tab as shown in Figure 18-2. Now check or reconfigure recovery options for the first, second, and subsequent recovery attempts. 6. If you choose the Run A File option, you can specify a script that you want to run if the service fails. Enter the full directory path to the script in the File field, or click Browse to find the file. If you want to pass parameters to the script, enter these parameters in the Command Line Parameters field. 7. Click OK.

$ gawk BEGIN{ date = systime() day = strftime("%A, %B %d, %Y", date) print day } Friday, December 28, 2007 $

Comparing (9A.15) with (9A.19) agrees with a similar comparison of Eqs. (8A.5) and (8A.12). Finally, for the more general case where = v2 /v1 = 1, since the second term of (9A.11) is expressible in the desired single-integral form [see Eq. (4.120)], it

A word about mapping Java objects to tabular data in tables is necessary. Java classes may or may not extend (inherit from) another class. We can simply map the data members of a class to corresponding fields of a table if the class is not extending another. In this case, each record of the table represents an instance of the class. We call them persistified objects. A design choice which is left to the developer is made when a class extends another class. Either an instance of this class is mapped to a row in two different tables (one table per class) or it is mapped to only one table. In the latter case, the table s rows contain all the fields of the base class plus those of the inherited class. This second approach can be more efficient because it does not require joining multiple tables when trying to access the persistified objects. Figure 8-3 shows how to map simple objects to a table.

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Processed 2 pages for database AdventureWorks2008 , file AdventureWorks2008_Log on file 2. BACKUP LOG successfully processed 2 pages in 0.118 seconds (0.095 MB/sec).

If you are using Linux over a network or from a dumb terminal (a monitor that allows only text input with no GUI support), your shell may be all that you have. You may be used to a graphical environment where you have a lot of programs active at the same time so that you can switch among them as needed. This shell thing can seem pretty limited. Although the bash shell doesn t include a GUI for running many programs, it does let you move active programs between the background and foreground. In this way, you can have a lot of stuff running, while selectively choosing the program you want to deal with at the moment. There are several ways to place an active program in the background. One mentioned earlier is to add an ampersand (&) to the end of a command line. Another way is to use the at command to run commands in a way in which they are not connected to the shell. To stop a running command and put it in the background, press Ctrl+Z. After the command is stopped, you can either bring it back into the foreground to run (the fg command) or start it running in the background (the bg command). Keep in mind that any command running in the

If you don t want to build the reports created in this chapter, they are included on your CD in the Reports object button. The reports are named Monthly Invoice Report No Cover, Monthly Invoice Report, Monthly Invoice Report Percentages, and Monthly Invoice Report Running Sum.

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