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March
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- Arithmetic Substitution
- Filename Substitution with Wildcards
- All About Variables
- Miscellaneous Unix Commands
- View File Content
- Sort
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- Help: Man Pages
- Find Files
- Directory Listing
- Delete Files
- Counts
- Copy / Move
- Compare Files and Directories
- Change / Make Directory
- Permissions
- Just Some Miscellaneous Notes
- Documenting a Unix Script
- SQLPlus in a Here Document
- Password Variables
- Directory Listing
- Grep
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About Me
- Lynn Tobias
- I've been in IT almost since birth. I've done many things with many languages and operating systems, but finally found a home when I started learning Oracle.
SQL is just plain fun when you're trying to resolve a puzzle. Always searching in the books for that new function or statement, I was able to get certified in 9i SQL.
I took a hiatus from it all for personal reasons, but I'm back in college and am currently studying Database Administration with plans of getting certified.
Want to drive me crazy? Tell me you can't do that in SQL. Anyway, hope you enjoy the blog.
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