hen do file verification outside the
scope of rsync, e.g. by doing sha1sum on both sides and comparing the
results.
Contact your local sysadmins for assistance with either of these
options. :)
- Morty
On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 02:50:31PM -0400, Gang Fu wrote:
> We want to transfer the file
tion, you could use
rsync. rsync has options to resume a failed transfer.
Alternatively, you could use the Linux/Unix "split" command to split
the one large file into a bunch of smaller files.
Or you could use the commercial version of virtuoso with built
tax.
temp_file=`mktemp /somedir/tmpX`
$command_to_generate_procedure > $temp_file &&
isql dba $dba_password $temp_file
If there are any issues, you can look at the temporary file to debug
quoting and the like.
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ne option that just outputs
raw data. sybase's isql command has such an option. mysql's mysql
command has such an option. So does postgres's command. It would be
nice if virtuoso's isql did as well, if it doesn't already.
Thanks!
- Morty
On Tue, Apr 07, 2015 at 12:39:32AM +
al version is not an option at this time.
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ords from
> an INI file. Currently, that's missing from our releases, but it
> will be added, following this conversation.
Excellent! Thanks. :)
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them? Other
database systems I've worked with have had mechanisms to deal with
this problem. Usually by having a "password file" option or a
configuration file option that could hold a password.
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o open source version 7.1.0,
under Linux. I'm sure we'll be upgrading to the most recent version
shortly. But I don't see any changes to isql under the 7.2.0 release
notes, so I'm assuming "upgrade to 7.2.0" won't solve
