Templates Deleting and Customizing

I would like to delete all of the templates from the template list that appears in Template Chooser and substitute several templates that I have developed for our office. I am able to add templates to My Templates, but I am unable to create new groups or subgroups in the Template Chooser and I can't delete the default templates that came with the application.
Any help or instructions would be greatly appreciated?
Eric

Eric,
Pages' templates are buried deep inside the package file. You can get to them by navigating like this: control-click on Pages icon in the Finder, then navigate through these folders -- Contents > Resources > Templates. I would strongly advise you not to delete the blank templates.
Regarding subgroups in the template chooser, I think you can nest folders in the My Templates folder.
-Dennis

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Deleting a Custom Template

     In my quest to master (???) this program, i created a "Custom Template" which I thought i could use over & over & replace the data for what i wanted further use for; an ongoing monthly spreadsheet (Table) the first row with all my labels for each column. I know this is redimentary, but i still don't get the Header Footer thing & not sure I'm heading up the spreadsheet (Table) correctly, but it didn't work out the way i wanted; so i want to deplete it but can't find it!
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"To delete a custom template, in the Finder navigate to the folder in which you saved the template, and drag the template to the Trash".
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don

Pages stores those you created & saved as templates in (your account) > Library > Application Support > iWork > Pages > Templates > My Templates. Numbers templates are in the same path. Access to the user's Library is hidden in Lion but it is easy to open. In Finder, hold down the Option key while clicking on the Go menu & your users Library will appear about halfway down the list.

How to delete a custom field created in Address Book template?

It is possible to create a new custom field name in any of the pop-up field categories in the preferences template for Address Book.
But, once created, there does not seem to be a way to delete or edit the newly created custom field name. That doesn't make sense.
Tell me that I am wrong, and then tell me how to delete or edit a custom field name. Thanks!!

Thanks Pascal, I can change the viewed template field areas as you have described. My problem was with modification of the pop-up list entries: adding, deleting, and renaming user created custom field entries. I have since figured out how Address Book allows these functions; unfortunately, that specific information is not present in the Address Book help file.

I would like to know how to to deleta a custom template in Pages

I would like to know how to to delete a custom template in Pages

http://www.freeforum101.com/iworktipsntrick/viewtopic.php?t=215&highlight=delete +template&mforum=iworktipsntrick
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Custom Sort via the XSL and custom template?

I am trying to add a sort order to a CQWP. I would like a template style that does the sorting? I have to sort by a field called SortOrder, then I want it to be by file name - here is the code:
I am thinking to do a foreach but not able to get it working? Is there another easier way?

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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5415383/xslt-sortingboth-ascending-and-descending
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/81167/content-query-web-part-group-by-sort
You can use the XSLT <xsl:sort> element to customize your sort order.
https://sites.google.com/site/icsharepoint2010/xslt/sorting-in-xslt
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<xsl:output method="text"/>
<xsl:template match="employees">
<xsl:apply-templates>
<xsl:sort select="salary"/>
</xsl:apply-templates>
</xsl:template>
<xsl:template match="employee">
Last: <xsl:apply-templates select="last"/>
First: <xsl:apply-templates select="first"/>
Salary: <xsl:apply-templates select="salary"/>
Hire Date: <xsl:apply-templates select="@hireDate"/>
<xsl:text>
</xsl:text>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Custom Event and Custom Expression Deletion in PCW

Hi Sap Gurus,
How can i delete the custom event and custom expression created by me in process controlled workflow... I have observed the deletion button grayed out... Is there any other option to delete the custom event and expression.
Thanks in advance

Hello Sanjay,
check below thread:
BRF - Can not delete expression
Regards.
Laurent.

Cannot delete and save a bracket in custom controller

hii all,
I am getting a strange problem.I have long methods in custom controller.
The final end bracket at the bottom is giving an error:unmatched bracket....When i try delete and save it, itz not getting saved....
I cant find a solution to this.Please do help out.
Thanks,
Parama.

Hi Parama,
This is a small but a very common problem.
Its only a matter of finding out the missing closing bracket that you must have deleted by mistake.
The way to solve this problem is to take one method at a time.
Double click on the opening bracket of your methods. The only code that should get selected, must be the code belonging to that method only.
If so, then there is no problem with brackets in that method. Repeat with the next method.
If not so, then go into the code & repeat the above by double clicking on the opening brackets of all the for/if/while/try-catch/ etc statements.
This way, you will be able to quickly & systematically findout the missing closing bracket.
I hope this helps in resolving your mystery of the missing bracket..;-)
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Hanoz

Reg: Custom Page Layouts and Custom iView Templates

Dear Gurus,
Can you please guide me with the Business Scenarios on when will we be creating Custom page layout?
Any links which helps is creating them.
Thanks & Regards,
Pramod

Hi Pramod,
The only purpose of a page layout is to layout the iviews in a page according to your needs. It could be for WPC or regular portal pages as well. For this I can't think of any other business scenario.
However, a template in general is like a blue print.
You can create an iview template, layout template or a page template by setting the property "Is a Template" to YES for any iview, layout or page.
So, in general:
If the standard delivered components do not serve our purposes. we create custom components and deploy them onto portal as .par applications.
Then from the .par deployed onto the portal,
1. We can directly create an iview (or) create an iview template first and then create iviews using the template.
2. We can directly create a layout (or) create a layout template first and then create layouts using the template.
If you create something (iview/page/layout) as a template, then it could be used as a blue print to create similar objects in the future.
Templates are generally created for ease of use and to maintain standards in the future.
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Does deactivating PSE 10 delete actions and custom brushes?

Hi,
I have been going through the process of installing Elements onto a new computer. I know you can have PSE on 2 computers but I got confused and thought you always have to deactivate even when you are just installing it onto your 2nd computer. So I deactivated PSE 10 on my laptop and I am worried that my actions and custom brushes will be gone.
Hopefully this makes sense and someone can help me.
Thank you.

Hi,
Yes, they remain available for use once PSE is reactivated.
Thanks
Andaleeb

Error while deleting a customer table

When I try to delete a customer table which is saved as a local object I get an error stating that the table is still used in ABAP Dictionary. It seems that the customer table is still used in a customer program, but the program is already deleted! I deleted the program earlier and thus no longer exist in our system. I cannot find any trace of the program, but am unable to delete the customer table now. Any suggestions?

Program name would have been of the table maintenance generator and you deleted it manually.
It should have been deleted from TMG .
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My experience in Toshibas product and customer services

Just a warning to people who may be considering purchasing a Qosmio based on my own experiences and the research I have done in the last week.
Toshibas customer service is simply not what it once was and there are 100s of reports of Qosmios of all generations suffering extreme issues just outside of warranty periods.
Ref: Toshiba Qosmio X500-149, Support call reference ********
I am writing to express my frustration, anger and disappointment in Toshibas product and customer services.
I am a Freelance Community Manager, Video Game and hardware reviewer in the video games industry presently looking after 2 communities for 2 employers totalling over 2.5m users, I travel to a lot of trade shows, expos and community meet and greets where I require a laptop suitable of showing the employers products which are usually AAA video games or editing video on the fly for publication to social networking sites.
In January of 2011 my 4 year old Alienware hit that point where it really needed replaced, I opted for a Toshiba Qosmio over the Asus G73 as there was a 300 price difference for near identical spec.
I managed to source a X500-149 at PCWorld the companies flagship model here in the UK paying 1499 for it on January 26th 2011 reduced from 1799.
For the 1st 13 month this laptop performed admirably aside a design issue of the fan guards that I raised on the 16th May 2011 with PCWorld where the heat expelled causes the rear guard plastics to become exceptionally brittle and crack. I evangelised the product to anyone who asked me what laptop and model it was that was running these AAA games in such great detail, something I certainly won't be doing in future.
In early March 2012 it then began randomly locking up requiring a hard reboot this would then suffer issues restarting, reporting Operating system could not be found this would usually point to a fault on the primary HD, disk checking software however reported no errors but this continued to happen which would lead me to suspect the motherboard.
Within a month of this problem starting the left laptop fan began making a horrible screeching noise and had a distinct wobble whenever high RPM's were required and the machine began to often go into thermal shut-down whilst performing my work duties and utilising graphics and higher than idle CPU.
I decided on the 23rd April 2012 that enough was enough and I was going to speak to Toshiba as for this to happen to a flagship laptop that was only just out of warranty was simply unacceptable.
23rd April called to report the issue and was basically told tough luck its out of warranty at this point I also updated my tel numbers with Toshiba as the info was outdated, after expressing my anger at this Toshiba agreed to offer me a extended warranty at a cost of 166.
I was fuming to say the least Toshibas flagship laptop breaks at 14 month old and I am expected to stump up more money. If I was not desperate as the machine is critical to my work I would have returned the machine to PCWorld under the sales of goods act and it not being fit for purpose.
As that course of action would likely lead to legal proceedings, engineer reports and even more delay than just dealing with Toshiba for a repair, against my better judgement I called back at 11am on 24th April paid the 166 and took Toshiba up on the warranty extension, order number ********** again having to provide correct tel numbers as where once again incorrect, immediately after I reported the faults.
Toshiba Support centre on fault reporting where great noting each issue in detail and raised a collection with UPS for the following day.
The evening of the 24th April whilst I was retrieving data from the laptop in preparation for factory resetting it the machine went into thermal shut-down with a very distinct smell of burning chemical/plastic coming from the rear vents.
It took me over 90 minutes to get the machine cool enough to actually reboot and get my data after this I shut it back down and boxed it up not be used again.
I thought the best course of action would be to report this as it was a fair step up from the previous overheating. Wednesday 25th April at around 9am I called Toshiba to report this and was advised this would have to be dealt with by a head office case manager, as the item had become hazardous thus the collection that would take the laptop to the service centre was cancelled.
At this stage the advisor took my contact numbers again and escalated the case to head office advising at that time that I would be called by HO within 24 hrs.
Thursday 26th April 15:31 Well past the 24 hr mark and no sign of a call so I called support again and spoke to a advisor called Jacob. Jacob advise that HO had indeed tried calling on 01670 ******* this number was my old number, this number was the number I had advised twice already was incorrect and had provided both a correct land-line and mobile number 3 times previously. To say I was annoyed was a understatement.
Jacob attempted to contact Chloe Sontag who was looking after my case but the line just rang out so Jacob advised that he had sent an email asking for Chloe to contact myself.
Friday came and still no contact by 15:00 so I called support who once again tried to patch me to Chloe who's number once again just rang out and again an email was sent asking to call me.
No call by 17:30 so I called tech support again and spoke to Ian asking for head offices number so I could call them direct, Ian provided the number yet advised that HO are now closed.
After expressing my frustration with this whole process and just how critical this machine is to my daily working life Ian promised to look into the case on Monday AM and try and expedite actually getting a phone call to at least start the process of having this laptop repaired.
To say I'm annoyed is really a understatement not only has this failure to receive a simple phone call at least delayed the repair by almost a week but it is costing me more and money daily when I spent a large amount on what I imagined would be a great laptop for 3-4 years and believed Toshiba actually had good customer service in the event something did happen.
My best guess is that Chloe is on holiday or is part time or such like as her phone just rings out and if that is the case then I would question why assign a case to her, if she isn't then I would want to know why after 2 additional mails advising that the customer is not happy and to contact them has there been no contact or are your case workers just so overworked with faulty products that they can't manage the workload ??
So far Toshibas inability to produce a product that last as long as you expect it would has cost me 2 days off work that I am having to make up this weekend thus cancelling prior commitments, 166 extended warranty 600 for a HP laptop that I had to go and purchase yesterday 27th April 2012 to actually perform my work on and who knows how much in phone calls by the time this matter will finally be resolved.
I was happy with Toshiba as a manufacturer and of course laptops can have issues however having now researched these issues far to many Qosmio X500 users report severe overheating just after the 12 month period or within it and many state that repair after repair has taken place but still to no avail, this on top of the cracking of the rear heat-sink guards has to be a design fault.
This letter will not arrive with you before I have hopefully had a phone call and my laptop has at least been collected for repair, If I have not had that phone call then I would expect another letter very shortly.
Why have I wrote this letter ? To express my disappointment with just how poor the durability of your flagship laptop is and also at just how poor your customer service are, 1500 is a lot of money in the PC purchasing scheme of things and to expect this quality of hardware and customer service is simply unacceptable.
I expect the repair to be expedited and if like some of the horror storys I have read online parts required will take 4 weeks + then I would expect a replacement laptop, not everyone uses these things for entertainment and whilst the HP I had to rush out and buy with money I didn't really have available can allow me to perform my core duties to the minimum it cannot allow me to perform my duties to my standards, my employers standards or my expectant communities standards.
This has been a really unfortunate series of events as I had been considering the X870 Ivy Bridge based on the Nvidia 670m Qosmio which would release soon and passing this X500 onto my partner but after these events and the fact that the HP laptop had to come out of the money saved for it then I can categorically state that will not be the case and I will instead opt for the Asus G55 or G75.
If this issue cannot be resolved to a satisfactory manner then I will have no option but to seek an independent engineers report as well as printing the myriad of similar reports of these issues on the internet and return the item to PCWorld.
In line with the sale of goods act 1979 a large electrical item has to be of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose for a period of 6 years whilst I wouldn't expect the full 6 years from a laptop I would expect at least 3-4 year especially considering that this is a near 2000 flagship model not a 200 budget model.
This is a action I really do not want to take as it will likely end in small claims court against PCWorld a company that on this occasion has done nothing wrong, I do not believe in punishing those who are not at fault so its a action I really wouldn't be happy with and I'm sure PCWorld one of if not the largest vendor of Toshiba products when you incorporate the rest of the DSG group wouldn't be too pleased with it either.
Frustratingly

So I received my laptop back today after having fans replaced and a good clean as well as the top cover replaced.
Opened the box and took the laptop out 1st thing I noticed was a screw rattling around inside, SIGH!!!!
Plugged the laptop in and attempted to boot it at this point it just cycle through finalisation of windows install and shutdown.
How could a laptop have been tested if it didn't even have windows installed ?
An hour later and I gave up unplugged it and lo and behold it actually booted when on battery only.
I then noticed that the SSD was full, oh wait no it wasn't the head office engineer in his infinite wisdom decided that partitioning a 64GB SSD to 2 drives barely even leaving enough for Windows on the C: and wait for it putting the HDD recovery on the second partition was a good course of action.
So a completely borked install and a screw floating around inside remind me how this particular engineer has a job ??
I spent the next 15 minutes just moving data around and creating and deleting partiitions to fix this mess up.
Grabbed HWMonitor to check temps and at an idle 50c on CPU and 36c on GPU they didn't look too bad,
Installed the Toshiba recommended Nvidia driver a driver I hasten to add that was released in 2010 as Toshiba have not updated the drivers for their flagship series laptop since then, They are happy to take your 1643 that the unit cost but then don't expect support for it.
Anyway that aside I then installed 1 of the games I work on and began to run the machine through our benchmark software wooooosh the temps shot up to 90c+ on both CPU and GPU and remained at this temp for the duration of the benchmark never quite triggering thermal shutdown, I then loaded into a warzone for further testing and sure enough half way through it the machine shut down due to thermal shutdown.
I then uninstalled the toshiba driver and tried a NVidia one sure enough as others have advised actual Nvidia drivers seem worse and thermal shutdown came so much earlier.
I have been to PCWorld today to begin proceedings of returning outside of warranty due to not being fit for purpose or of suitable quality. This is costing me a further 60 and at least 2 weeks more without a proper machine and will likely result in me getting about 1300 back from PCWorld.
So lets do the math on just what this will have cost me by the time its finished.
1634 Original purchase
166 Extended Warranty
600 Backup Laptop whilst this was away for a month
60 outside of warranty assessment
50 phone calls
I will probably receive 1300 back but then 1300 doenst buy me the spec I need for work so I will have to pull out another 300-400 for the required spec so lets add that to the original figures.
A Toshiba Qosmio, Toshibas flagship laptop will have cost me in total 2910 almost double its actual retail price.
I will NEVER buy a Toshiba product again and it will become my lifes mission to let everyone know just how terrible they are.

Is it possible to leverage InDesign Server templates in a custom web app?

Hi there,
I am building a custom web app and was hoping to leverage our existing InDesign Server templates within our web app. What I would like to do, is based on user input, show my template with the user's input in the browser. I have looked through the API guides for InDesign Server CS6, but I haven't been able to conclusively find anything that will allow me to use the APIs to call the server, send the data points the template requires, and then get an image back from the server.
I believe this is possible, I am just not sure how to achieve it! Any ideas or articles that help push me in the right direction would be extremely helpful!
Thank you!
Marshall

Yes it's completely possible. There are two parts to making something like this work:
1. The scripts themselves. You can generally script InDesign Server and desktop InDesign exactly the way using ExtendScript. So that's the part of the process where your script receives variables and passes them into the template and replaces something you've identified as variable, whether text or an image or something else (perhaps a color theme, etc.). You should get your scripts running on desktop before playing around with server.
2. The messaging between your web app and the server. Whatever language you are using (i.e. PHP, .Net, Java, Ruby…) there is a way to make a SOAP call to InDesign Server to tell it basically "run this script with these parameters". You should get the "hello world" script running from a SOAP call on the server before using your real variable-driven document.
The documentation of these things is available here:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/indesign/sdk.html
You need to download the InDesign Server SDK (don't worry if you're on CC and it says CS6, almost nothing changed) and the InDesign Scripting SDK. The Server SDK deals with part #2 above, the Scripting SDK with part #1.
It really isn't that hard. I should warn you, though, that it is addictive and once you do your first one you will become all-powerful and want to do nothing else. :-)
Good luck and don't hesitate to ask questions.
Max
http://blog.siliconpublishing.com

Bulk delete of customer details after soft bounce

Another item that has been requested time and time again over the years.
Anyone have a solution of how to delete Leads after a soft bounce, which never came through as a hard bounce. (I won't call them customers as there is no other information on them or purchases - just an email address, so there is no issue)
Nothing is easy in this system! Getting jack of it, and so are clients.
You can pull up the problem soft bounces, and fantastic, you can open in a new tab, instead of the STUPID pop up box.
But that is where the ease stops. I can not view the customer in a "New Tab" and then delete them.
I can only click on the link and view the customer, which means my list of all the soft bounces disapears.
After deletion, I have to go through the whole rigmarole again, of
going to the email campaign
Going to bounces
changing the sort criteria
waiing for the list
viewing the customer
deleting them
and starting again
There are over 200 bounces
Seriously !!
Again I point out this was on the wish list for years!!

A row-by-row delete should function properly but will probably be slow for a couple of reasons. The index maintenance has already been mentioned, but the other reason is context switching - there can be overhead from switching back and forth between SQL and PL/SQL. Bulk SQL as John illustrated should be efficient. Also remember to do as few commits as possible, one if you can.
If you are deleting a significant number of rows in the table you can try dropping non-critical indexes (not used for the delete) and rebuilding them when the delete is done - if other processes don't need to access the data during this time. Indexes used for the delete can be dropped and recreated afterwards.
Another option suggested here on OTN that might help is to copy the rows you want to keep to a new table, recreate any indexes and constraints (this will take a bit of effort), drop the old table and rename the new table to the old name. This might help if you are deleting a lot of rows.
The parallel query option might help if you can parallelize the deletion, or perhaps reading the list of rows to delete. I'm not sure about licensing on this option.
Another option is to consider partitioning - if you have the license. If you can partition by the deletion key removing the rows by dropping the partiton can be very fast.

How to Delete and Reset a Lost Root Password on a System With a Mirrored ??

hi All,
we are experiencing problem,lost root password on Solaris 10 Sparc T5120, with mirror root,
and we found the solution from Metalink.oracle.com, has anyone have try this??
here list capture the file system :
Filesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on
*/dev/md/dsk/d10 2.0G 349M 1.6G 18% /*
*/dev/md/dsk/d40 9.8G 563M 9.2G 6% /usr*
*/dev/md/dsk/d30 9.8G 1.4G 8.4G 15% /var*
*/dev/md/dsk/d50 7.9G 310M 7.5G 4% /opt*
*/dev/md/dsk/d600 3.8G 4.3M 3.8G 1% /home*
*/dev/md/dsk/d602 471M 20M 404M 5% /app/controlm*
*/dev/md/dsk/d601 471M 251M 173M 60% /app/ctsa*
*/dev/md/dsk/d604 4.9G 1.1G 3.8G 23% /app/oramon*
*/dev/md/dsk/d603 20G 11G 8.2G 58% /app/oracle*
*/dev/md/dsk/d606 39G 10.0G 29G 26% /proj/iprdb01/orafra/iprod01p*
here the step :
Solstice DiskSuite[TM] Software: How to Delete and Reset a Lost Root Password on a System With a Mirrored Root Disk [ID 1010755.1]
Solution
Steps to Follow
How to delete and reset a lost root password on a system with a mirrored root disk.
1) Insert the Solaris[TM] Operating System CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
2) Once the CD-ROM is in the drive, perform a stop-a. This brings the system down to the "ok" prompt.
3) From the "ok" prompt, perform a single-user boot from the Solaris OS CD-ROM.
ok boot cdrom -s4) At the "#" prompt, determine which disk is the system's boot disk (containing the root file system). There are several Oracle architectures and various configurations of systems when it concerns a boot disk. As a general rule, most boot disks are attached to controller 0 (c0). Usually, their SCSI target is
either 3 (t3) or 0 (t0). However, Oracle machines are very flexible, and the boot disk could be at a different location. If you are not sure which disk is your boot disk, perform the following steps to determine the location of the boot device:
a) # eeprom boot-device
The output might appear to be simple, such as "disk" or "disk1" or more complicated, such as a pathname "/iommu/sbus/espdma@4,8400000/...../sd@3,0:a".
b) Make note of the boot-device. If the boot-device is a pathname, it is beyond the scope of this information to provide the location of the customized boot disk. However, for most configurations,
finding the customized boot disk is an easy task. The "Format" command shows all available disks:
#format
Searching for disks...done
AVAILABLE DISK SELECTIONS:
(enter its number): c) Enter d to exit format.
Now, you will have an idea what disks are on the system. Therefore, if the boot-device is "disk" and format shows "c0t0d0" (on some systems "c0t3d0") then that is the boot device. If boot-device
shows "disk1" and format shows "c0t1d0," then that is the boot device. If format shows multiple disks, then based on what the "eeprom boot-device" command shows, the system's boot disk would be:
boot-device format
disk c0t0d0 or c0t3d0 (machine dependent)
disk1 c1t0d0
disk2 c0t2d0
disk3 c0t3d0 or c0t0d0 (machine dependent)
and so on ....
5) Because the system was not brought down gracefully (no root password means having to use the Stop-a keystroke to "crash" the system), you need to run "fsck" to clean the root partition (slice). The fsckalso confirms that you selected the proper slice.
# fsck /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0
where the X and Y are determined by the previous procedure. It is also possible to have a root partition which is not on slice 0 (s0), but, again, that is not a standard configuration.
The output of "fsck" looks like this:
** /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0
** last mounted on /
** Phase 1 .....
The second line in the output of "fsck" ("** Last mounted on /") confirms that this is the correct root filesystem partition. Answer "y" to any questions fsck asks. There shouldn't be too many items
needing repair. If there are, there is a possibility of a corrupted root filesystem. After fsck is finished, mount the root partition:
# mount /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0 /a
Again, X and Y are the same as for the fsck command.
For example:
# mount /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0 /a
6) From the root prompt, set the proper TERM type command (such as vt100, dtterm, sun, and so on)
by entering this command:
# TERM=sun; export TERM
7) Use the VI text editor to edit the /etc/shadow file:
# vi /a/etc/shadow
8) The first line of the /etc/shadow file is the one you want to modify.
It looks like this:
root:c3.yAVmYodWsc:6445::::::
9) Delete every character between the first and second colons in the first line of the file. When you finish deleting the characters, the line should look like this:
root::6445::::::
10) Press the Escape key, then enter the following to save the file and exit vi:
:wq!
11) Use the VI text editor to edit the /etc/system file andremove the "rootdev" line shown below:
# vi /a/etc/system
*rootdev:/pseudo/md@0:0,0,blk
Don't comment out the "rootdev" line. Actually remove it.
12) In the /a/etc/vfstab file, replace the lines for the system filesystem meta-devices with their underlying partitions. For example, change lines from
/dev/md/dsk/d0 /dev/md/rdsk/d0 / ufs 1 no -
to
/dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0 /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0 / ufs 1 no -
ONLY change the lines for root (/) and the filesystems that were affected by the actions you took in step 1 of this procedure. All other metadevices may stay as is in this file.
13) Unmount root, check the root filesystem, and then stop the system:
# cd /
# umount /a
# fsck /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0
# stop-a
14) Boot to single-user mode:
ok boot -swTHIS STEP IS VERY IMPORTANT; YOU MUST BOOT TO SINGLE-USER MODE TO AVOID FILESYSTEM CORRUPTION.
If the system does not boot to single user mode, you might have made a mistake in the previous steps.
15) Because the root password was cleared in an earlier step, press Return when prompted for the the root password. Once you are in single-user mode, you must clear the metamirrors and all the sub-mirrors for the root filesystem. For example, if root (/) is d0, run the following command:
# metaclear -f -r d0
Running the metaclear command not only clears the metamirror but also clears the submirrors that are part of this mirror.
16) When the metamirror is cleared, continue the boot up to multiuser mode by either pressing CTRL-D or by entering the following:
# exit
Now everything should be as it was, except that the system partition is on the underlying partition and isn't mirrored. You will simply need to re-create the metadevices for the root mirror as you had originally.
many thanks

Hi,
Halt your machine.
Boot with fail-safe mode.
format and list out the disks. (You can get the root & mirror disk (c#t#d#) details from /etc/lvm/md.tab of your root or mirror disk. Earlier explorer output may help)
Mount the root disk and remove the password entry in /etc/shadow
umount it.
Mount the mirror disk and remove the password entry in /etc/shadow
umount it.
reboot the server.
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