Bin Maths

I am currently working in Germany as Software Developer in Java 2 (JDK 1.3).
Most of my experiences in Java is Client/Server using sockets and some Applets. (toal 2years experience in Java)
I worked one and half years in SAP R3 3.1h installation and maintanence (Basis) on NT oracle.
Other computer experience alltogether 9 years and holds Bacherlors Degree (4year) in Computer Science.
I am going job less from 25 july(notice period).
Any suitable job welcome. I prefer to work in US

[This message has been edited by Bin Maths (edited June 26, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Bin Maths (edited June 26, 2001).]
[This message has been edited by Bin Maths (edited June 26, 2001).]

If you are using Oracle 8 or latest you need 4 mount points as U01, U02, U03, U04. This is posiible by create 4 directories at the . using " mkdir /u01" command and mount the disks using " mount /dev/.. /u01 .." etc command.
And you start installing Oracle from CD it asks for the mount points
For more information read Oracle manual.
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Bin Maths

Hello
I have a Solaris SCSI disk, with programs on it. Is it possible to mount this drive in Linux OS and access the contents?

Thanks, it was that simple?
regards.

Hello,
I just want to print ASCII value of say "A" to print to console using System.out.println(). ie "61"
And visaversa.
Can anyone provide me the solution ASAP.?
Regards