I was using Pyrseas package for database comparison between my clusters. In fact, I am using it for more complex cases and it’s been very helpful. Unfortunately, there is a bug that I encountered recently. The Problem Both dbtoyaml and yamltodb are needed for my cases and the command is mainly do as follow: dbtoyaml –host=localhost –port=5433 sai_database –output=sai_database.yaml After some processes are running, this throws an error below: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/sai/.

So, you want to wipe cache on your Motorola Droid RAZR/RAZR MAXX and you’re not rooted, huh? Without further ado, here’s how to do it: PS: Some said that ICS update for RAZR and RAZR MAXX is not wiping cache and it causes your Android devices become slower. Wiping cache is helping this issues. image from: droid-life.

Coding is fun. It is like playing games and of course (like other games) there are goals. Since coding is easy, I think everyone can code. Me, you, your children, and the others. But, before you decided to learn to codeyou might want to know ‘what is programming? what is it look like? what I should know about it?’ Yes, there are many things about programming you should know (you’ll know more later on).

I am in a habit of using [Shift] + [Del]combination to delete files rather than delete only. I won’t store not-so-important files in my Recycle Bin, that’s why. This is a good habit in one hand and bad in the other hand because there’s a chance I accidentally delete an important file/folder. Luckily, Linux (Ubuntu in this case) has few good tools to recover deleted data and in easy ways. In this post I will show you how to recover deleted file via Ubuntu with Scalpel.