March 2007
- Protect Strings Within Double Quotes
- Protect the Literal Meaning of Special Characters
- Insert a Row into a Database Table
- Create Database Table in Oracle or Sybase
- Update Value in Database Table Oracle or Sybase
- Delete a Row From a Database Table
- Schedule a Job At a Specified Time
- Output to Screen and Append to a File
- Compare Files and Directories
- Perform Recursive Pattern Searches on Files
- Problem Changing the root Password
- Create a Shell Function via the Command Line
- Add a Patch to the Solaris Operating System
- Determine the Command Type or Description
- Determine the Time to Execute a Process
- Filename Completion Wild Card Characters
- Characters not Recommended in Filename Convention
- Allow Clients Access to Home Directories on Server
- Allow Clients to Access Applications on the Server
- Stop and Start the Volume Manager Daemon
- Recover Filesystem's Primary Superblock with FSCK
- Check Solaris Patch Levels
- Download Sun Solaris Cluster Patches
- Install a Solaris Patch Cluster
- Remove a Patch from a Solaris Operating System
- Display Space Used by Users on Filesystems
- Setup a Local Printer Configuration
- Client Workstations Access to Print Server
- Client Workstations Can't Print to the Print Server
- Find a Record on a Data Tape
- How to Perform an Interactive Restore with ufsrestore
- Display Workstation or Server System Information via GUI
- Determine Inode Count for Filesystem
- Create SQL Insert Script with Inline Korn Script
- Display Information about Software Packages
- Add a Software Package with pkgadd Utility
- Check if Software Package was Installed Correctly
- Remove Software Package from Operating System
- Download Free Solaris Freeware (Software Packages)
- Add a User with useradd via Command Line
- Modify a User Account with usermod via Command Line
- Delete a User Account with userdel via Command Line
- Add a Group Account with groupadd via Command Line
- Modify a Group Account via groupmod via Command Line
- Delete Group Account with groupdel via Command Line
- Solaris Operating System - Freeware
- Defined Shell Determines FTP user Access
- Determine POP3 or Sendmail Availability
- Automate FTP Connection to Remote Host
- Restrict FTP User Access to Host
- Setup an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) Server
- Display CPU, UPA, PCI or SBus Speeds