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Friday, May 23, 2008
Remote Debug PL/SQL using SQL Developer
Below is a comprehensive article on how to remotely debug Pl/Sql.
Remote Debugging with SQL Developer
Remote Debugging with SQL Developer
Thursday, March 13, 2008
“Open with Notepad” for all file types
In order to add an “Open with Notepad” (or the editor/whatever of your choice) context menu entry under Windows98/2000 for all file types, you’ve got to modify the registry like this:
In the registry key “HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\” find the key “shell” or create it if it’s not there yet.
In “shell” create a new key and call it “openwnotepad” or alike. Change its “Default”-string’s value to “Open with Notepad”. This text will be your context menu text. If no default value is set then "openwnotepad" will appear in the context menu.
In “openwnotepad” create a new key, which you have to call “command”. Change its “Default”-string’s value to “C:\Program Files\notepad.exe" "%1″. Instead of notepad.exe you can point to the editor of your choice.
Warning and disclaimer: Meddling with the windows registry can cause a serious mess-up of your system. Doing so and/or using the information provided here is done at your own risk entirely. Don’t blame me.
In the registry key “HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\” find the key “shell” or create it if it’s not there yet.
In “shell” create a new key and call it “openwnotepad” or alike. Change its “Default”-string’s value to “Open with Notepad”. This text will be your context menu text. If no default value is set then "openwnotepad" will appear in the context menu.
In “openwnotepad” create a new key, which you have to call “command”. Change its “Default”-string’s value to “C:\Program Files\notepad.exe" "%1″. Instead of notepad.exe you can point to the editor of your choice.
Warning and disclaimer: Meddling with the windows registry can cause a serious mess-up of your system. Doing so and/or using the information provided here is done at your own risk entirely. Don’t blame me.
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Happiness
Being happy doesn't mean everything is perfect. It means you have decided to look beyond the imperfections.
courtesy : Anjali
courtesy : Anjali
Monday, December 10, 2007
Java Interview FAQ
Below is a list of most frequently asked interview questions in Java. I am not furnishing any answers here because you can easily find them on google for one reason. And for many questions there is no single correct answer. So people are free to post their versions in the comments. Also, please do add to the list any other FAQ which I might have missed.
- Why is Java Platform independent? How does it acheive it?
- abstract class vs interface
- What is polymorphism?
- What is multiple inheritance? Does Java support it?
- overloading vs overriding
- String vs StringBuffer
- Why is String immutable? How do you make a class immutable?
- Hashtable vs HashMap
- What is multi-threading?
- How do you make a program multi-threaded?
- What is synchronized?
- What is final?
- final vs finally vs finalize
- How are Exceptions handled in Java?
- Checked Exception vs Unchecked/Runtime Exception
- What is serialization?
- What is singleton design pattern?
- What are inner classes?
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