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Hi! We have a view, which has been created with a STAR JOIN hint, which optimizes most of our queries. For some other queries however, we would like the optimizer to do a HASH JOIN since it makes a huge difference in the performance. Is there any way I can override the star hinton the view and...

Hi minus0, You will need to use the 'alias' command. For ksh, use $ alias l="ls -l" Krish

Hi, I am having a problem with booting Solaris 8. The system freezes at the point "Setting default IPv4 interface for multicast". Running a "test net" at the OK prompt gives the error "Rejecting alloc-mem! Out of memory". Is there a method to disable network...

Hi! I am running a backup everyday which generates a compressed tar file of about 7GB. Everything was going on fine. But from the past few days, I am getting the following error: Sep 27 04:03:25 xxx Error for Command: write(10) Error Level: Retryable Sep 27 04:03:25 xxx scsi...

Hi, Wont it be enough to create a directory named cots in / and create a link to the directory /export/home/cots as ln -s /export/home/cots /cots

Hi, Have you tried passwd <username> Hope this helps, Krish

Hi, Make sure that the line dtsourceprofile=TRUE in the .dtprofile file in your home directory is uncommented. Otherwise, the .dtprofile is read instead of the .profile. Hope this helps.

Hi To set the resolution, use /usr/sbin/m64config. /usr/sbin/m64config -res '?' gives the supported resolutions. /usr/sbin/m64config -res 1280x1024@72 sets resolution to 1280 X 1024 and refresh rate 72. Check out the man pages for m64config for further details. Hope this helps..

Hi This means sendmail is not running. The process shown is the grep you ran. You can start sendmail by /etc/init.d/sendmail start Make sure that /usr/lib is included in your path. Now sendmail should work. Hope this helps.

Hi! Sorry for omitting this! You will have to create the mount point before mounting. Create the directory lsi_user10/9i_stage in / using mkdir before mounting.

Hi At the client, i.e., the host at which the filesystem is to be mounted, the nfs client has to be started. /etc/init.d/nfs.client start The remote file system can be now be mounted. The syntax is as shown: mount –F nfs <hostname>:<filesystem name> <destination> i.e, mount -F nfs...

You could try 'ksh -o vi', just to ensure that you are in the K Shell. Krish

Hi! Try deleting $HOME/.TTauthority and log back in. Hope this helps, Krish

Hi pineywd, I had encountered a problem where the screen used to blank after logging in from the CDE login screen. It was because the file $HOME/.TTauthority had been corrupted. $HOME/.dt/errorlog had an entry &quot;dtsession: unable to start message server - exiting.&quot; I deleted the...

Hi pineywd, Does the screen go blank after you enter your username and password? Krish