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# Create a VM named 'MyBSDBox' (64 bit FreeBSD)
VBoxManage createvm --ostype FreeBSD_64 --register --basefolder /vms --name MyBSDBox

# 1gig of memory, 1 CPU.. and set the network to bridged via EM0, emulating the 82540EM chipset
VBoxManage modifyvm MyBSDBox --memory 1024 --ioapic on --cpus 1 --chipset ich9 --nic1 bridged --nictype1 82540EM --bridgeadapter1 em0

# 20 gig Dynamic HDD image, on sata controller
VBoxManage createhd --size 20000 --filename "/vms/MyBSDBox/MyBSDBox.vdi"
VBoxManage storagectl MyBSDBox --name "SATA Controller" --add sata --controller IntelAhci --portcount 4
VBoxManage storageattach MyBSDBox --storagectl "SATA Controller" --port 0 --device 0 --type hdd --medium "/vms/MyBSDBox/MyBSDBox.vdi"

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# toc

• privs
• users
• scheduling
• meta data

##Privs

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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Uninstall

Toggle value to 0 to remove restriction. You'll lose these settings when your profile or policy are refreshed.

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if the table isn't local i.e. database link you'll need to create a local version to sniff

CREATE TABLE foo AS SELECT * FROM SCHEMA.TABLE@DBLINK.WORLD WHERE rownum < 11;

but surely this is enough? actually no, this will be a best guess by oracle.

if you need more control then the next bit of sql will allow you to tailor the schema create script without all the scripted guff that oracle likes to add.

	SELECT DECODE(A.COLUMN_ID,1,'CREATE TABLE '

|| A.TABLE_NAME

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// inspiration: https://github.com/damienklinnert/appdotnet
var request = require('request');

foo = function(cb) {
  var opts = { uri: 'http://appd01:8111' };
  
	request.get(opts, function(err ,resp, body) {
		if (err) { return cb(err); }
		
		return cb(null, resp, body);

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