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java barcode ean 128

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java gs1 128,
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java barcode ean 128,
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java ean 128,
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java ean 128,
java gs1-128,
java ean 128,
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ll Solaris software installed as part of the operating environment is included in an archive known as a package. Solaris packages provide an easy way to bring together application binaries, configuration files, and documentation for distribution to other systems. In addition to the Solaris packaging system, Solaris also supports standard UNIX archiving and compression tools, such as tar (tape archive) and compress. This chapter examines how you can manage packages using the standard Solaris packaging tools and the command-line interface (CLI). Operations that are reviewed in this chapter include installing packages, displaying information about packages, and removing packages primarily using the CLI tools. One of the most important aspects of system maintenance involves identifying, downloading, and installing patches that have been released for a specific revision level. Patches are binary code modifications that generally fix bugs but may also introduce new, urgently required features into existing applications and system services. This chapter looks at the process of patch installation and backing out of patches that have already been applied.

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Packages are text files that contain archives of binary applications, configuration files, documentation, and even source code. All files in the Solaris operating environment are supplied as part of a package, making it easy for you to group files associated with different applications. If files are installed without packaging, it can become difficult over the years for administrators to remember which files were installed with particular applications. Packaging makes it easy to recognize application dependencies, because all files required by a specific application can be included within the archive.

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78. Disk reads and writes can be minimized by a. Placing all the database les on one disk drive b. Putting the entire database in memory c. Spreading les across all available disk drives d. Allocating buffers of suf cient size e. Adding indexes for all the important table columns 79. Ef cient table design includes a. Using identical data types for primary keys and their matching foreign keys b. Using identical data types for all primary key columns c. Using triggers whenever possible d. Using VARCHAR for all variable-length character columns e. Using the smallest possible numeric data type that holds the data values 80. The query optimizer a. May use statistics gathered from the database b. May use rules applied to the way the statement was written c. Can be cost-based or rule-based d. Creates a query execution plan in the plan table e. Determines the best way to execute an SQL statement 81. Table scans can be avoided by a. Making sure at least one predicate references the leading column of an index b. Avoiding unnecessary columns c. Using GROUP BY instead of DISTINCT d. Including a WHERE clause that references an indexed column e. Making sure that statistics are up to date 82. An index cannot be used when a. The NOT EQUAL operator is used in a predicate b. The NOT operator is used in a predicate c. An SQL function is included in a column comparison (except when they match a function-based index)

Administrators can use the pkgchk command to examine the package properties of a file that has already been installed:

# pkgchk -l -p /usr/bin/mkdir Pathname: /usr/bin/mkdir Type: regular file Expected mode: 0555 Expected owner: bin Expected group: bin Expected file size (bytes): 9876 Expected sum(1) of contents: 38188 Expected last modification: Oct 06 05:47:55 PM 1998 Referenced by the following packages: SUNWcsu Current status: installed

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