Software :: Command To List All Databases On A System?
Mar 16, 2010
I was wondering if there is any linux command to list all the databases on the system. I have PostgreSQL databases on my system. I can list them through the psql console, but I cannot do that in a shell script. Hence the need for a linux command.
So I was wondering, if I capture this output into a file (ie. one file per line), can anyone help me write a command which iterates through the file and moves the files one by one to a specified directory?
I need a command to list the total sizes for all the directories in a mounted drive.I tried df and du.df list the total size for the mounted drivedu depending on what option I give it either list the total size or list all the sizes for every file on the drive.All I want to know is the sizes of all the directories on the mounted drive.This is a windows vista hard-drive and for some reason ubuntu is reporting a 50 GB partition and only 10GB free, I want to know what's taking up all the free space. I can't find anything in the file browser, so far I've only managed to count up about 10GB of used space so where is the other 30GB.
i know that there is already a command for it but it comes out with a lot of letters that makes it hard to find the services that are runningi'm talking about services like DNS, APACHE, DHCP, SAMBA, SSH etcis there a command that will list these services and related services that are running instead of showing a bunch of jumbled and lettered mess thats hard to comprehend
command to find all installed patches in RHEL . rpm -qa shows all the packages installed in it .In Solaris there are teo commands and package and patches are different in terms.
I have a file having name test.txt content of which is following My Self is Arvind Kumar.My Date of Birth is 21/07/1984.I am 26 year year old.I did M.Sc Informatics from Delhi University in 2008.I did B.Sc Electronics from Acharya narendra Dev college Delhi University.I did my schooling from DAV Yusuf sarai.Curren tly I am working with InterGolbe Technologies as a Associate software Engineer.I want to be Linux Expert. What I am doing I am creating a list of words,But i want to take B.Sc and M.Sc as a single word
I am doing a spreadsheet for work (for importing data into a new database) and I have hundreds of image files which need to have just their file names in one column called Product Code. Is it possible to use the ls command to list the contents of a directory in one single column so that I can copy and paste to the spread sheet?
Also, is there a single command to remove the file extentions for a batch of files? Bulk rename is what I need, I guess but just to remove the file extension (.jpg on all of them). The normal use of ls lists them in multiple column form and when I copy and paste those it will not let me copy just one cloumn at a time. The spreadsheet only has three columns:
New Product Code Old Product Code Pictures New Product Code will be left black, and the Old Product Code is just the image names. The picture column will be the patch-to-the-image for each image. I am not sure that is even possible in a spreadsheet.
With file command we can get the file type. File returns a unique answer for each file type. I want to get the total list that file can return for linux & solaris. For example, I have a partial list of file's return output. Unfortunately I can't see the total list from manual page.
ASCII C program text ASCII C++ program text ASCII C program text, with CRLF ASCII C program text, with very ASCII English text ASCII English text, with CRLF line
Is there a terminal command or application to browse attached firewire devices in the likes of lspci and lsusb? I'd like to view elementary device information such as the ID, manufacturer, and the like.
Would like a command line list of commands, that I can print out, I know this would be allot of pages. I have tons of books and the net, but its a royal pain searching for the right command, need something I can flip through.
need a command or script to list all files recursive without directories one line per file, no extra lines like ls -AR1 should print file size and name eg.:
I've got several servers running RedHat4 ES, alongside several Windows 2003 servers with MS SQL on them.
Is there a MS SQL Client for Linux so I can connect to the SQL Server databases?
I'ev got Oracle running as well, and I can back these up from my linux boxes easily as there is a Linux ORacle client. I'd like to do the same with MS SQL, so I have one central location doing my database backups .
I need to move mysql databases from my hard drive which is currently in external box. I can't boot the drive since the laptop is down. Nothing of the distribution on the drive is missing. I just need to know which files/folders copy to my new computer to have all databases running. Old computer ran on Dreamlinux (Debian-based). I'm currently running Ubuntu 9.10.