Could not locate OCI dll Error
If you are using 10g client with PL/SQL developer, you may encounter the message “Initialization error: Could not locate OCI dll” when launching PL/SQL Developer. It does not happen with.. read more
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How to Get Oracle DB Version
I only know two ways of getting the Oracle DB version you are currently connected to. They are as follows: SELECT * FROM product_component_version SELECT * FROM v$version This is.. read more
TAR : Archiving and Extracting Files and Folders
Here’s the common syntax I use in archiving and extracting files or folders. tar -xvf foo.tar verbosely extract foo.tar tar -xzf foo.tar.gz extract gzipped foo.tar.gz tar -cjf foo.tar.bz2 bar/ create.. read more
How to Find PHP.INI Path
If you can’t find it in /etc/php.ini, then you have to use ssh and execute the command below. php -i | grep php.ini The command will return something like Configuration.. read more
Rename Table in Oracle
SYNTAX alter table table_name rename to new_table_name; Example alter table employee rename to employee_bak;
Rename Tables in MySQL
If you want to hand code renaming tables, here’s the sample. Single Table RENAME TABLE wp_users TO kwg_users; multiple tables RENAME TABLE wp_users TO kwtg_users, wp_usermeta TO kwtg_usermeta, wp_site TO.. read more
Modified WP Table Prefix in bbPress
If you change your WordPress/WordPress mu table prefix (and thus, renamed the tables too) and you have a bbPress integrated with it, chances are your bbPress will lose its connection.. read more
FileZilla 421 Too many connections (2) from this IP
If you encountered this error, you are not alone. I’ve encountering this on my VPS too often that I decided to use FireFTP for a while until I found out.. read more
Change Ownership of File/Folder (chown)
chown kwatog /usr/kwatog
Create New User in CentOS
Here’s how to create a new user in linux, specifically CentOS. syntax useradd -d [folder_name] -s /bin/bash -c “[name]” [userid]
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