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Re: What are Apple doing to compensate for the damage caused by the iPhone 4 bumper?
15-Jun-2011 15:15 (in response to sfrommilton keynes)
o Steel is harder than plastic, so the bumper has not caused the damage.
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You can go to School but that wont change reality.
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This is not the only time this has been reported and as such I have no issue with particles entering the bumber. This has happened from the start (when I used Apples stupid bumber case)
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What do you recommend as the best 'cleaning system' for the Mac!

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Relax, don’t do it
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Hi All...
Happy Christmas...
Advanced Happy New YEAR 2009...
We are using oracle Apex 3.1 on Database base oracle 10g Rel2 across Server 2000 platform,
Made a New Installationof Oracle Apex 3.1 on HP-Unix PA-RISC and database is oracle 10g Rel2(New Server),
Sucessfully...
my Question is
what is the Best Method to move the Applcations to a New Server ?
1) Using Export/Import option .can I move the Applications/ Reports to New Server?
2) Is it possible By Taking Application level Export and Import to the new Server?
3)Do I need to create the Workspace as similar to old Server then Move the ApplicationS?
or taking the Application EXPORT/IMPORT also imports the Workspace?
(OR)
Do I need to import the Database tables taking table level Dumps as well?
THANKS ALOT in Advance
MKZ
Edited by: Z on Dec 31, 2008 12:10 PM
Edited by: Z on Dec 31, 2008 12:57 PM

Hello:
You pretty much have it right. Here's what I do to move applications between APEX installations.
1) Export/Import Workspaces
2) Export/Import Applications for each workspace. (I retain the source application id in the target)
3) Export/Import Workspace Images/Files etc
4) Use Oracle exp/imp , Oracle DataPump or plain old sqlplus scripts to move database objects from source to target.
Varad

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Hi, we need to create the test environment from our production for oracle AP Imaging. we have soa,ipm,ucm and capture managed servers in our weblogic..
Can anyone tell me what is the best way to cloning the application from different environment, the test and production are in different physical server.
Can I just tar the weblogic file system and untar it to the new server and make the necessary changes?
Can anyone share their experiences and how to with me?
Thank in advance.
Katherine

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HTH
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I called Best Buy 1-800 number numerous times and everyone keeps giving me different answers. And being on the phone with them so often I figured out what they do, they go bing.com or google.com and do a search. They have no real facts other than what other websites are saying.
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6) All the other websites mention the U43JC having 2-2.0 USB and 1-3.0 USB, while Best Buy mentions 3-2.0 USB. Does the Best Buy version of the U43JC have 1-3.0 USB?
Lastly what is the difference between a Asus U43JC-BBA7 which is how Best Buy labels it V.S. the Asus U43JC-A1 which the other websites mention it as?

--"I called Best Buy 1-800 number numerous times and everyone keeps giving me different answers. And being on the phone with them so often I figured out what they do, they go bing.com or google.com and do a search. They have no real facts other than what other websites are saying."
Only BBYs buyer will have such details on product. They don't answer phones.
---1) Processor: It says I5-450m, but the processor speed states "2.26Ghz" which is the speed of the I5-430m. So, I5-450m or II-430m?"
It's called a "typo", and congratulations...you caught it. You get a cookie now. The unit has the 450M.
---"2) Built in WebMD says on Best Best as being Amp...But every other website that is pre-selling this model says Amp.So, Amp or Amp?"
WOW...that's TWO typos! TWO cookies for you.
3) The BBY unit has no Bluetooth.
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