Strange files in my oracle_home \database directory

Hello all.
In my ORACLE_HOME\Database directory, there are two files which i've never heard of in my life :
01IUINFH_1_1 (size 5.84GB) and 03IUATCH_1_1 (size 497MB)
Anybody has any idea what these files are for?
Thanks

Probably you are on 9i and are using Oracle Managed Files, or you are on 10g and are using Oracle Managed Files, and/or your autobackup is going to this directory.
But my crystall ball is broken, and I'm not a fortuneteller.
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

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SQL*Plus: Release 11.2.0.1.0 Production on Fri Mar 9 15:28:59 2012
Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Enter user-name: SYS
Enter password: SYS
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ORA-01034: ORACLE not available
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Session ID: 0 Serial number: 0
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Session ID: 0 Serial number: 0
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09/16/2010 11:40 7,143,424 C-3338469206-20100916-00
09/16/2010 16:00 7,143,424 C-3338469206-20100916-01
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10/04/2010 12:18 7,143,424 C-3338469206-20101004-01
10/04/2010 12:18 7,143,424 C-3338469206-20101004-02
10/04/2010 12:19 7,143,424 C-3338469206-20101004-03
10/07/2010 12:23 7,143,424 C-3338469206-20101007-00
10/08/2010 16:55 7,241,728 C-3338469206-20101008-00
10/08/2010 16:56 7,241,728 C-3338469206-20101008-01
10/08/2010 16:56 7,241,728 C-3338469206-20101008-02
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10/04/2010 04:31 10,148,352 DISABLEARC00061_0729968552.001
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10/04/2010 22:19 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00066_0729968552.001
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10/05/2010 09:51 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00068_0729968552.001
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10/07/2010 16:57 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00117_0729968552.001
05/04/2010 21:30 51,229,184 DISABLEARC00118_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:01 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00118_0729968552.001
05/05/2010 01:52 51,229,184 DISABLEARC00119_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:05 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00119_0729968552.001
05/05/2010 11:01 51,229,184 DISABLEARC00120_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:09 10,146,816 DISABLEARC00120_0729968552.001
05/05/2010 16:38 17,446,400 DISABLEARC00121_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:12 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00121_0729968552.001
05/05/2010 22:01 51,229,184 DISABLEARC00122_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:17 10,145,280 DISABLEARC00122_0729968552.001
05/06/2010 11:13 43,822,592 DISABLEARC00123_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:23 10,150,400 DISABLEARC00123_0729968552.001
05/06/2010 11:18 294,912 DISABLEARC00124_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:28 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00124_0729968552.001
05/06/2010 16:00 51,229,184 DISABLEARC00125_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:33 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00125_0729968552.001
05/06/2010 22:02 51,229,184 DISABLEARC00126_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:37 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00126_0729968552.001
05/07/2010 10:53 43,272,704 DISABLEARC00127_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:43 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00127_0729968552.001
05/07/2010 17:33 51,229,184 DISABLEARC00128_0704571991.001
10/07/2010 17:48 10,151,424 DISABLEARC00128_0729968552.001
like many files are existing in the folders

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Upload csv file to server database directory through Apex interface

Hi All,
I have created a file browse item in Apex Page. through which user should be able to upload the csv file to database directory located in server.
I have created one directory object in my schema say NAN_DIR where mentioned the directory.
Need urgent solution......
Thanks in Advance
Danalaxmi

Hi Danalaxmi,
There is an example in this thread:
Re: Store \ Retrieve files from file system
Regards,
Benz

Strange files in root directory

Yesterday I noticed that some strange files (directories, actually) had appeared in the root directory on my MacBook Pro, that is, the directory that contains the standard Finder-viewable Applications and System directories and the Unix bin and usr directories.
The new directory was named 5ffffffcb00, and it contained two other hex-named directories, which were empty. Perhaps foolishly, I trashed them yesterday. Nothing bad seems to have happened, but this morning they have all reappeared. Here's the output of "ls -alR /5ffffffcb00/":
total 16
drwxr-xr-x 2 however admin 68 Oct 29 22:36 -03ffffffd4ffffff-4e81010000
drwxr-xr-x 2 however admin 68 Oct 29 22:36 -03ffffffd4ffffff-c1b1a1d3c1
drwxr-xr-x 5 however admin 170 Oct 31 09:02 .
drwxrwxr-t 37 root admin 1326 Oct 29 22:36 ..
-rw-r--r--@ 1 however admin 6148 Oct 31 09:02 .DS_Store
/5ffffffcb00//-03ffffffd4ffffff-4e81010000:
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 however admin 68 Oct 29 22:36 .
drwxr-xr-x 5 however admin 170 Oct 31 09:02 ..
/5ffffffcb00//-03ffffffd4ffffff-c1b1a1d3c1:
total 0
drwxr-xr-x 2 however admin 68 Oct 29 22:36 .
drwxr-xr-x 5 however admin 170 Oct 31 09:02 ..
Does anyone have any idea about these? They're visible in the Finder.

If your child pages are open when you update the Template, you need to save them again (after you have saved the Template).
You can update "all pages based on your template" at Modify > Templates > Update pages: Files that use... [choose the name of your template]
I'm also assuming that the changes that you are making are within the Ineditable Regions of your Template. Changes made in the Editable Regions will not, by design, change when you change that part of the Template.
Beth
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A strange file in home directory

Hi
Something is creating a strange file in my home direcotry:
http://s2.postimg.org/drgqt0c3t/shot.png
Can anyone tell me that? how can I track that which app is creating that file?
And, how can I prevent creation of this file in the future?
Regards
Last edited by zetrotrack000 (2013-09-02 15:42:11)

kaszak696 Here is the COMMAND PID startkde 308 zetro cwd startkde 308 zetro startkde 308 zetro kdeinit4 366 zetro cwd kdeinit4 366 zetro kdeinit4 366 zetro klauncher 367 zetro cwd klauncher 367 zetro klauncher 367 zetro kded4 369 zetro cwd kded4 369 zetro kded4 369 zetro kglobalac 380 zetro cwd kglobalac 380 zetro kglobalac 380 zetro kactivity 385 zetro cwd kactivity 385 zetro kactivity 385 zetro kwrapper4 394 zetro cwd kwrapper4 394 zetro kwrapper4 394 zetro ksmserver 396 zetro cwd ksmserver 396 zetro ksmserver 396 zetro kwin 461 zetro cwd kwin 461 zetro kwin 461 zetro knotify4 463 zetro cwd knotify4 463 zetro knotify4 463 zetro plasma-de 468 zetro cwd plasma-de 468 zetro plasma-de 468 zetro ksysguard 498 zetro cwd kio_deskt 503 zetro cwd kio_deskt 503 zetro kio_deskt 503 zetro kio_trash 504 zetro cwd kio_trash 504 zetro kio_trash 504 zetro kio_file 507 zetro cwd kio_file 507 zetro kio_file 507 zetro krunner 515 zetro cwd krunner 515 zetro krunner 515 zetro nepomukse 517 zetro cwd nepomukse 517 zetro nepomukse 517 zetro nepomukst 520 zetro cwd nepomukst 520 zetro nepomukst 520 zetro thunderbi 525 zetro cwd thunderbi 525 zetro thunderbi 525 zetro CopyAgent 528 zetro cwd CopyAgent 528 zetro CopyAgent 528 zetro polkit-kd 537 zetro cwd polkit-kd 537 zetro polkit-kd 537 zetro kmix 539 zetro cwd kmix 539 zetro kmix 539 zetro konsole 541 zetro cwd konsole 541 zetro konsole 541 zetro bash 558 zetro cwd kio_trash 613 zetro cwd kio_trash 613 zetro kio_trash 613 zetro nepomukfi 616 zetro cwd nepomukfi 616 zetro nepomukfi 616 zetro nepomukfi 617 zetro cwd nepomukfi 617 zetro nepomukfi 617 zetro lsof 627 zetro cwd lsof 627 zetro lsof 628 zetro cwd wrote:Does that file have any contents that would help identify it? Also, could you provide more info about your setup? What processes and services you have running etc. If you can, upload the entire output of lsof +d $HOME or lsof +D $HOME , don't remember which one is non-recursive.
output of 'lsof +d $HOME':
USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
2w REG 8,6 13974 14942277 /home/zetro/.xsession-errors
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro
1w REG 8,6 0 14950316 /home/zetro/lsof_output
DIR 8,6 4096 14942209 /home/zetro

$ORACLE_HOME/database 밑에 생기는 파일에 대해서

윈도우의 경우 $ORACLE_HOME/database 밑에
유닉스의 경우 $ORACLE_HOME/dbs 밑에
core_[ORACLE＿SID]_pid_1460_tid_x6B8_2006_12_26_11_4_34.log
이런 파일이 생깁니다.
왜 이런 파일이 생기는지 너무 궁금합니다.
인위적으로 다시 만들수는 없나요?
core파일의 dump_dest로 cdump를 설정을 했는데
core가 들어가는 파일이 datebase 나 dbs의 밑에 생기는 경우는
어떠한 경우에 생기는 건가요??
이쪽에 있는 파일들을 다른 폴더로 자동생성하게 할 수도 있을 까요?
고수들의 답변 부탁드립니다.

core dump의 경우 init<SID>.ora에 core_dump_dest=''의위치지정이
되면
해당 위치에 core dump를 생성하는 것으로 알고 있습니다.답변감사드립니다.
그런데, 제가 궁금한건 그게 아니구요
core_dump_dest 설정을 해도
디폴트로 설정된 $ORACLE_HOME/database밑에
파일들이 생기는 경우가 있어서요
그래서 질문을 드렸습니다.
그 이유가 너무 알고 싶습니다.metalink 에 접속이 가능하시면
문서ID 273615.1 로 검색하시면 관련 내용을 보실 수 있습니다.
" In some cases this parameter may not have been read when a core file
is produced. In this case the core dump is typically written to the
default location ($ORACLE_HOME/dbs). "
In certain cases when if the the SGA is not mapped, there is no way we can find
out where core_dump_dest is and dumps are created in ORACLE_HOME/dbs directory.
- This cannot be avoided.

Download of files stored in the database

I am using FireFox and my users IE. Download of files stored in the database worked for me but not for my users. I recieve a choice of downloading the file or opening it with a full file name and file type. IE users have some strange behaviour - no name of the file and they can only save it to their local drive - some kind of weird microsoft security option. I was searching for it but couldn't find. Anyone here who would know where to search for it?
Denes Kubicek

Hello Jens,
I am using the standard procedure from the manual:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE download_my_file_pr (p_file IN NUMBER)
AS
v_mime VARCHAR2 (255);
v_length NUMBER;
v_file_name VARCHAR2 (2000);
lob_loc BLOB;
BEGIN
SELECT mime_type, blob_content, NAME, DBMS_LOB.getlength (blob_content)
INTO v_mime, lob_loc, v_file_name, v_length
FROM my_file_table
WHERE ID = p_file;
-- set up HTTP header
-- use an NVL around the mime type and
-- if it is a null set it to application/octect
-- application/octect may launch a download window from windows
OWA_UTIL.mime_header (NVL (v_mime, 'application/octet'), FALSE);
-- set the size so the browser knows how much to download
HTP.p ('Content-length: ' || v_length);
-- the filename will be used by the browser if the users does a save as
HTP.p ('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="' || v_file_name || '"');
-- close the headers
OWA_UTIL.http_header_close;
-- download the BLOB
wpg_docload.download_file (lob_loc);
END download_my_file_pr;
Denes Kubicek

Creating Database Directory

Hi
Im unable to create a database directory to save my cubes in EIF file format. Should we create a database directory for each user or can create one and share it to many users? if so, then is there any formalities like providing grants to other user?..Pls help.
Thanx
S. Kokila

987018 wrote:
so finally i had solved the problem myself as people like rukbat are very unhelpful in nature here
all we had to do is we had to change the group of the folder to oracle and oinstall where we are going to create our new database :)Actually he tries to be quite helpful. But sometimes the help you need isn't the help you want.
"When you need me but do not want me, then I must stay. When you want me but no longer need me, then I have to go." (Nanny McPhee)

Upload a CSV file directly to an Oracle directory?

We have some existing packaged code that reads CSV files from an Oracle directory into the database via external tables. Currently, the files are placed in the directory via FTP, but we'd like to upload them via APEX if possible.
As far as I can tell, APEX file upload will store a file as a BLOB in an APEX table. Is there any way to re-direct the file upload to put file straight into the Oracle directory instead? The files will be copied from a Windows client to an Oracle server on Unix.
We're still on APEX v.3.2 unfortunately.
Edited by: chriswebster on Mar 31, 2011 10:05 AM

>
Similarly, we don't really want to have to extract a BLOB from the APEX file-upload table and re-create the CSV file either, as this seems like a lot of work to do a simple thing.
>
Not really, just a page process...
PROCEDURE blob2file (p_blob         BLOB,
                     p_directory    VARCHAR2 := 'MY_DIR',
                     p_filename     VARCHAR2 := 'my.csv')
IS
   t_fh    UTL_FILE.file_type;
   t_len   PLS_INTEGER := 32767;
BEGIN
   t_fh := UTL_FILE.fopen (p_directory, p_filename, 'wb');
   FOR i IN 0 .. TRUNC ( (DBMS_LOB.getlength (p_blob) - 1) / t_len)
   LOOP
      UTL_FILE.put_raw (t_fh, DBMS_LOB.SUBSTR (p_blob, t_len, i * t_len + 1));
   END LOOP;
   UTL_FILE.fclose (t_fh);
END;?
Cheers
Ben

When changing database directory in lk6.5, no alarms are logged anymore.

When changing database directory in lk6.5, no alarms are logged anymore. Traces are running ok, only any query in MAX concerning alarms, will result in an empty response

Hi Ryan,
I tried many ways. First as you described. Second; delete all databases (with MAX) and start lookout, hoping lk would make al necessary settings.
I tried short path name, long path name. All the same results; database will be made (or manually with Max or automatically by lk), all traces works, only NOT the Alarm logging. (database isn't corrupted, while a query done in MAX don't result in an error, just empty result).
I the meantime I found something;
C:\Documents and Settings\my name\my documents\Databse --> traces works, alarms not
C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Lookout 6.5\Database --> all works
So it seams that specificly "my documents" does'nt work for alarms, just for traces (????)
I also found the following message when trying to export the alarms; "The given Citadel database is not currently configured to log alarms to a relational database." Does this ring a bell?

Strange File in Skype Process

Can Skype explain the presence of a file running as a process with a .tmp extension?
The file SKYDC1E.TMP is the file in question running out of the Windows\TEMP Directory.
Is this a legitimate Skype process?
Where one would expect the SKYPE executable to be the legit running process in its own directory.
It was detected by one of my security programs as a code injector.

pschmidt63 wrote:
I have a strange file in trash and it will not empty.
There is an alias file that has a strange name and a date of dec. 31, 1903. It will not go away when I empty. I put other files in the trash to see if they would be deleted and they do, but the other will not be deleted.
On the Mac there are actually multiple Trashes. The user Trash ".Trash" in user's home folder, and multiple (depending on number of volumes in machine) ".Trashes" folder(s) one each in root of volume. In the ".Trashes" folder there can be a trash folder for the user.
It looks like you have a corrupted/illegal character file which you can't delete via the UI. Via the terminal you may be able to. But... you have to go to the "trash" where the file actually is - and it may not be in "~/.Trash". But in the Mac desktop you will see it in your Trash icon.
Have a look at my post here
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=5864381#5864381
and the rest of the thread.
Get into Terminal and check your home trash folder, see if the file is there then go to the other trash folders ".Trashes" and look for it there and kill it with "sudo" command as shown in my other post here.
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=5864569#5864569
*Can you let us know if this solves it for you* - as I am interested to know if this is definite fix.
Cheers

What is the best method for saving the client sequence file revision in the database \ report?

I'm trying to figure out the best way to store the sequence file Revision in the database. That is, if I have the Revision (SequenceFile.AsPropertyObjectFile.Version), where (e.g. what table / field) should I put it if I'm using the SQL Server schema that ships with TestStand? How do I get it there?
Certified LabVIEW Architect
Wait for Flag / Set Flag
Separate Views from Implementation for Strict Type Defs
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Ok LabBEAN,
Here is my tutorial. It is actually easier than I thought:
Step 1: Configure>>Database Options and uncheck the Disable Database Logging.
Step 2: Click the Data Link tab
Step 3: Make sure the Connection String Expression is pointing to the right location. Should be a public directory with a .mdb file if you are using TestStand defaults. Click the View Data button to verify. It should open the Database Viewer so you can look at the tables. Leave the Database Viewer open.
Step 4: Click the Schemas tab
Step 5: With the Generic Recordset (NI) selected click the Duplicate button.
Step 6: You should now see a copy of that schema. In the Name box name it MyRecordset and make sure it is checked
Step 7: Click the Statements tab and highlight STEP_SEQCALL. NOTE: you must always do this before clicking on the Columns/Parameters tab
Step 8: Click the Columns/Parameters tab
Step 9: Highlight the SEQUENCE_FILE_PATH item and click the Copy Button
Step 10: Highlight the new entry and change the Name to SEQUENCE_FILE_VERSION
Step 11: MOST CRITICAL STEP: Change the Expression to RunState.Engine.GetSequenceFileEx(Logging.StepResult.TS.SequenceCall.SequenceFile, 107, ConflictHandler_Error).AsPropertyObjectFile.Version It is better to do it this way because you never now where a sequence file call will be made and not all sequence calls are made to the model client sequence.
Step 12: Hopefully you left the Database Viewer open from Step 3. Go to it.
Step 13: Right click the STEP_SEQCALL and select Add Column.. Name the new column: SEQUENCE_FILE_VERSION. Basically you need a column that matches the one you created back in the Columns/Parameters tab. Set it up with the same type and size. NOTE: there is an alternate way to do this using the Execute SQL View in the Database Options but you need to create it. You can create it from the Schemas tab back in TS by clicking the Build .sql File.. button.
Step 14: Back in TestStand click OK to save and close the Database Options.
Now run your sequence and you will see the new data in your database.
jigg
CTA, CLA
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