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Hi, According to Rauf Sarwar on http://comp.mailarchive.ca/databases.oracle.server/2003-06/1028.html ALTER DATABASE:Changes the operation of a database with respect to redo logs and data files. Backs up control files. Mounts, Dismounts, Opens, Closes a database. Performs media recovery. ALTER SYSTEM:Performs a specialized system function e.g. Kill session, Start/Stop archiving etc. Regards Mwamba Mutale
A computer file is a collection of ones and zeros on a storage medium. A manual file is a hardened piece of steel with teeth used to shape and form objects by hand.
it depends on the file size, if the file is 1GB then you can story one, if they are a megabyte then you can store 1000 files, etc..
Oh, dude, storage media is where you keep your stuff, like a hard drive or a USB stick. Data media is what's actually on those things, like the files and pictures you store. So, it's like the difference between the shelf you put your books on and the actual books themselves.
what are temporary sync files
Flash RAM is used for temporary data, such as in a USB drive. Flash ROM is used for bios and system files.
temporary files or just files
TMP or temp files are temporary Windows files used to store temporary data or be used as a backup for files that are being used.
Most temporary files will be stashed in /tmp. Though /var is often used for some temporary data as well.
Temp folder & Temporary Internet Files folder.
A simple way to delete temporary files would include using your 'disk cleanup' utility. Just click on the program and check the box next to 'temporary files.' Then confirm the delete.
Often temporary files does not make any critical harm when deleted. But many programs create temporary files while a project is open etc. It's not allways safe to delete all temporary files. When deleting anything in a operating system you should be sure you know what you are doing.
perpetual last forever and active are files prior to staging
It will be there in your Temporary Internet Files.
The temporary internet files are there in the same place as the directory of Chrome. They can be found out in the Program data.
Access the start menu and type into the search bar: "Temp" - this will bring up your temporary files.