I must add...
Using export with Oracle WILL WORK. No doubt that's why you claim
that this is what you do on live databases and get away with it. But
it's horribly sub-optimal and will only work if your transactional
volume is not high.
But if you are running say 20,000 continuous transactions
This statement is naive.
Using export will hold a ton of locks on Oracle and the performance
will drop like a rock.
I think I understand/second Andre's point. A lot of the solutions
being bandied around here are band-aids, not best practices. If your
Oracle backup strategy consisted of making
That kind of information is valuable. People paid good money to
compile that information, and they're not about to give it up for
free.
That said, a number of Philippine GIS/mapping companies do sell this
information.
On 8/2/07, GOvvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any idea about
On 8/2/07, Orlando Andico [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I must add...
Using export with Oracle WILL WORK. No doubt that's why you claim
that this is what you do on live databases and get away with it. But
it's horribly sub-optimal and will only work if your transactional
volume is not high.
But
On 8/2/07, Orlando Andico [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/2/07, ian sison (mailing list) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..
No doubt, there are many ways to skin a cat. My example being the
simplest and most straight forward. Nice of you to point out it's
absurdity when set against 20,000
On 8/2/07, ian sison (mailing list) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..
No doubt, there are many ways to skin a cat. My example being the
simplest and most straight forward. Nice of you to point out it's
absurdity when set against 20,000 continuous transactions per second.
This, in the context of the
Ian, you seem to be becoming less humorless by the minute. :-D
My point was, it's not appropriate to make blanket statements like
DON'T USE TAPE FOR BACKUP which may confuse the less-informed, when
some of the other practices one espouses aren't exactly a paragon of
best practice.
Of course,
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Sabi ni tokayo
On 8/2/07, Orlando Andico [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian, you seem to be becoming less humorless by the minute. :-D
Really? I didn't notice... :P
My point was, it's not appropriate to make blanket statements like
DON'T USE TAPE FOR BACKUP which may confuse the less-informed, when
some of the
02Aug2007 (UTC +8)
Ian: For the sake of fellow listers who are wallowing in confusion but
are interested in learning, please allow me to analyze your statements
and understand where you're coming from, and so I can help clarify
things a bit...
On 8/2/07, ian sison (mailing list) [EMAIL
That's true. How I wish our government agencies release these information to
the public, like they do in the States. That's why their mashups and public
maps are very interesting.
Actually, I've already found some sites (earthtools and tageo) which
provides some information but the mileage
Definitely, tape for your primary backup is a scary proposition.
So to the original poster: Buy yourself the 750GB Seagate SATA drive
(16,000 pesos) and don't look back!!
That said, people like Andre can go straight to tape because he's
probably using an EMC storage unit. Those things can keep
Danny Ching [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
medyo off topic lang. sorry guys. Kamusta yung aspire 5570? any other
incompatibilities? I'm entertaining the possibility of buying that
model eh.
* (Linux) Kernel-based Suspend to disk doesn't work well, and causes
the sound card to be left disabled
I was just at Villman today and their 750GB SATA2 is 16,000 pesos.
So it's much less than PHP 30 / GB now...
Just imagine the storage possibilities of filling a Thumper with those
750GB drives...
On 8/2/07, Drexx Laggui [personal] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..
Technology should follow business
02Aug2007 (UTC +8)
The people at http://www.waypoints.ph mailing list have cobbled
together something that you might get interested in. The members are
travelers around the PH... there's one guy who loves driving a
motorbike who has contributed a lot, as did another who drives a Kia.
They each
On 8/2/07, Drexx Laggui [personal] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tangent to the original post I know, but couldn't resist :)
http://www.wikimapia.org/#lat=14.62lon=120.97z=11l=0m=av=2
OK since this is OT anyway... love your own Pinoy-made apps!
http://www.wiki-maps.com
02Aug2007 (UTC +8)
On 8/2/07, Orlando Andico [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just at Villman today and their 750GB SATA2 is 16,000 pesos.
So it's much less than PHP 30 / GB now...
Really? Wow, thanks for informing me. I just realized I still have
time to cancel my order! :D Information sure is
try with
linux.org.ph/logo.jpg
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Holden
On 8/2/07, Ariz Jacinto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
where can i download the PLUG logo ? i was trying to download
it from the linux.org.ph website but i'm being redirected to the
subscription page.
where can i download the PLUG logo ? i was trying to download
it from the linux.org.ph website but i'm being redirected to the
subscription page.
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On 8/2/07, Holden Hao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try with
linux.org.ph/logo.jpg
The Plone site is gone. Ask Jijo for a copy.
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Daniel Escasa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sabi ni tokayo noong Aug 2, 2007 2:10 AM:
DtBSD, OTOH, doesn't see my wired LAN port, and started me up in
1024x768 video. Installing 915resolution took care of the latter, and
wired LAN isn't important to me because WiFi works. Sound is OK
though. I
Michael Tinsay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kubng windows ang client mo, use Samba, although there are NFS clients
available for Win XP. Kung Linux ang mga clients, I believe NFS is
faster, but has less security features.
Umm... NFS? Less security features? And SMB -- secure? You've got to be
On Thu, 2007-08-02 at 02:46 -0700, Ariz Jacinto wrote:
where can i download the PLUG logo ? i was trying to download
it from the linux.org.ph website but i'm being redirected to the
subscription page.
_
Philippine Linux Users' Group (PLUG)
I would if I could: It'd be cute if someone could make a phil flag version
of this
http://tux.crystalxp.net/en.id.5166-spell-mexican-tux-.html
I think I remember a barong/salakot-clad tux, was it an old bayanihan linux
logo?
On 8/2/07, Paolo Alexis Falcone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu,
So i will use samba nalang kasi WINDOWS ang clients ko eh.
Thanks po.
JM Ibanez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Michael Tinsay writes:
Kubng windows ang client mo, use Samba, although there are NFS clients
available for Win XP. Kung Linux ang mga clients, I believe NFS is
faster, but has less
Plain old maps, no geocoding, but very useful:
http://www.namria.gov.ph/
On 8/2/07, GOvvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any idea about any barangay geocoding sites? All I've
seen so far are only for selected Philippine cities or towns
Seagate 1TB Drives average around $400 on Google Products. At the
exchange rate of 46, It's around
P18,400 - But that's without S/H and Taxes.
Still, 1TB for under 25K is simply amazing!
I remember the times when there was a shortage in high capacity disks,
we had to deal with applications like
On 8/2/07, ian sison (mailing list) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seagate 1TB Drives average around $400 on Google Products. At the
exchange rate of 46, It's around
P18,400 - But that's without S/H and Taxes.
Still, 1TB for under 25K is simply amazing!
I remember the times when there was a
thanks for the tip. I'll keep that in mind. If I buy. hehehe. racket muna.
I'll give feedback If I do.
Iba talaga ang PLUG members! Active contributors!
On 8/2/07, JM Ibanez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Danny Ching [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
medyo off topic lang. sorry guys. Kamusta yung aspire
On 8/2/07, JM Ibanez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Daniel Escasa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sabi ni tokayo noong Aug 2, 2007 2:10 AM:
DtBSD, OTOH, doesn't see my wired LAN port, and started me up in
1024x768 video. Installing 915resolution took care of the latter, and
wired LAN isn't
Just want to if ask if you have some iptables commands or script in
allowing SIP and IAX port to bypass may firewall /gateway?
May SIP ports that i want to allow is 5060, 5070, 5080 and others
when i tried some commands in iptables to allow this port
still doesn't work. Anyone has an idea to
03Aug2007 (UTC +8)
On 8/2/07, ian sison (mailing list) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
I remember the times when there was a shortage in high capacity disks,
we had to deal with applications like 'DriveSpace' and 'Stacker' to
get by.
I'll shut up now. My age is showing. :P
Dude, those were
All have contributed and responded to the thread so I'll respond to
what matters most.
Did not say you were wrong. In fact, for small companies and tight
money is an issue, I explicitly mentioned that you don't have to
use tape and use other means like backup to harddrive.
The issue if you
Hi Guy!
Tanong ko lang po kung possible itong scenario na ito:
I have a Ubuntu Desktop with a Smart Bro (Broadband) sa bahay.
Pwede ko po ba siyang i-remote using TightVNC?
Frederick O. Pascual
...There was no Internet, but lots of BBS'es... hanged out with the
Lighthouse crowd...
Yeah? We used to hang out Eric Pareja's Alien's Alcove back then, and
Obet Verzola's Clipper-built Andromeda BBS - and of course, who could
forget the BillBoard BBS in subic where all the good files come
Those were the days when an 80MB drive was mind-boggling.
Meanwhile... most phones these days ship with 512MB memory cards in a
teeny tiny micro-SD form factor.
I actually got the shock of my life when i learned that 2GB SD Cards
are available from CDR-King for 1K, about a month after I got
Anybody know how I can switch the s-video port's signal from PAL to NTSC?
Apparently, the BIOS is initializing it as PAL, but there's no setting in the
BIOS to switch it to NTSC.
I'm running Kubuntu Feisty. The built-in video card is an Intel 852GM/855GM.
Yes. Especially if you have a Windows-based domain server for user
authentication -- para magamit mo rin.
- Original Message
From: JALANI paner C. MONTILA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday,
Try DA BAR SAIL (bureau of agri research spatial analysis info lab).
They got lots of geodata available.
On 8/2/07, GOvvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any idea about any barangay geocoding sites? All I've seen
so far are only for selected Philippine cities or towns
--
Ian
Can't seem to find any publicly available resources from BARSAIL. :(
On 8/3/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try DA BAR SAIL (bureau of agri research spatial analysis info lab).
They got lots of geodata available.
On 8/2/07, GOvvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have
Hi, all.
We are getting fed up by the speed we're getting from our current DSL
provider, so we're considering subscribing to PLDT's MyDSL BIZ instead.
Problem is, how do we transfer smoothly if we have a DNS (bind), a web
server and email server on a domain (mycompany.com) registered via
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