In a 16-bit DLL I need to access a global (static) variable from inside a window callback procedure, but the segment address is wrong and I get GPFs. How can I deal with this?
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The system is Linux, kernel 2.2.13, gcc/g++ version 2.95.2, binutils 2.9.5.0.19.
I have a c++ program with a number of classes and functions all placed in various header files. If the program...
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i have problem in figuring out the number of rollback segments and size of each rollback segments.typical size or average size of any transaction is around 2k,and if i calculate at any given time ...
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OracleDate Answered: 08/11/2000 Grade: B Views: 0
I am having difficulty in getting my head round rollback segments.
can someone explain in simple terms
what is a wrapping ?
how the head of a rollback segment catches it's tail ?
i k...
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OracleDate Answered: 05/26/2002 Grade: A Views: 0
Hi. I have problem with very large rollback segment. After any imports expanded my rollback to app. 3GB and I don't resize this. Where is mistake ? How can I resize this segment?
Peter.
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OracleDate Answered: 04/01/2002 Grade: A Views: 0
Please tell me why the following code is producing a segmentation fault if nums > 10? Please note I cannot use pointers for this.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
#in...
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CDate Answered: 07/18/2001 Grade: A Views: 0
Hi there!
I'm confusing about rollback segment.
We have 4 types of segment: data, index, temp and rollback. But we only have the statement "CREATE ROLLBACK SEGMENT" Why? other segments are c...
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OracleDate Answered: 08/21/2002 Grade: B Views: 6
Hello,
By looking at the IP, Router, or Subnet mask address, how do we determine how many Network Segemtns we have.
Thanks
Clinton
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NetworkingDate Answered: 12/31/2002 Grade: A Views: 4
hi ,
I have a segmentation fault that I want to catch in C (linux) cos it ends my program ever time it comes to a segmentation fauilt, for some reason, i need to "try" to do something that will ...
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CDate Answered: 03/24/2004 Grade: B Views: 65
Hi All,
I have a problem setting the netmask automatically. This is a F6800 domain with a quad card. QFE0 is connected to 172.19.107.x segment, QFE3 is connnected to 172.19.106.x segment.
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SolarisDate Answered: 06/24/2004 Grade: A Views: 0
