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How to identify rows that are not parents of any other rows in a Hierarchy table in Oracle?

Kiran P
Kiran P
Updated on 04-Dec-2020 313 Views

Problem Statement: How to identify leaf rows in a Hierarchy table i.e. rows that are not parents of any other rows.Solution: Oracle provides CONNECT_BY_ISLEAF clause to identify rows that are not parents of any other rows. To begin with let us see how does a connect_by_isleaf works.SQL:/*   Function - Example to show if the row is parent of any other rows or not   Tables Used - students Data - Documented below */ SELECT student_id,        level,        CASE WHEN connect_by_isleaf = 0             THEN 'Yes'         ...

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How to remove a branch with in a hierarchy of data in Oracle?

Kiran P
Kiran P
Updated on 04-Dec-2020 654 Views

Problem Statement: You need to traverse the hierarchy data from top to bottom but doesn’t want a particular branch in the output.Solution: We will look at couple of examples for this problem statement.Oracle provides CONNECT BY clause to specify a hierarchical query i.e. how to connect the parent nodes and child nodes and the PRIOR operator to define the join condition/s between the parent nodes, and the LEVEL pseudo-column to indicate how far from the root/parent row the current row is.Additionally, we can use the START WITH clause to indicate where to start the tree navigation. We must use the PRIOR ...

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How to traverse Hierarchical data in Oracle?

Kiran P
Kiran P
Updated on 04-Dec-2020 938 Views

Problem Statement: You need to traverse the hierarchy data from top to bottom marking the level of each row in the hierarchy.Solution:Oracle provides CONNECT BY clause to specify a hierarchical query i.e. how to connect the parent nodes and child nodes and the PRIOR operator to define the join condition/s between the parent nodes, and the LEVEL pseudo-column to indicate how far from the root/parent row the current row is.Additionally, we can use the START WITH clause to indicate where to start the tree navigation. We must use the PRIOR operator to specify the column/s in the parent row that have ...

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How to set the line breakpoint in the PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 20-Nov-2020 709 Views

To set the line breakpoint in the script, we can use the Set-PSBreakpoint command with -Line parameter and need to give the path of the script on which the Line breakpoint needs to set.Consider we have the script below which retrieves the value up to 99, starting from 1, We will set the Line Breakpoint at line number 3 so we will use the below command. Here the script name is WhieScript.ps1 and stored at C:\temp.Set-PSBreakpoint C:\temp\WhileScript.ps1 -Line 3Once you run the above command, you will get the output with the details as shown below.ID Script    Line Command Variable ...

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What is the breakpoint in PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 20-Nov-2020 374 Views

Breakpoint in the PowerShell is the part of the debugger in the PowerShell commands. We use the breakpoints in PowerShell mainly for troubleshooting and logging purpose.There are three ways to set the breakpoint in PowerShell.Line BreakPoint (Can set the breakpoint for single or multiple lines)Command BreakPoint (Can set the breakpoint for commands or functions)Variable Breakpoint (Can set the breakpoint on a variable or multiple variables).We can’t set the breakpoint for the remote computer. To set the breakpoint for the remote computer, we first need to copy the script to the remote computer and then need to set the breakpoint as ...

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How to check if the file is empty using PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 20-Nov-2020 7K+ Views

To check if the file is empty using PowerShell, we can use the string method called IsNullorWhiteSpace(). This method provides result true if the file is empty or only contains the white spaces otherwise false.For example, We have a test2.txt text file which has whitespaces.Example[String]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace((Get-content C:\Test2.txt))OutputTrueBut if you have a file like CSV which contains few headers but the data is empty, in that case, Get-Content will show the wrong output because it will consider headers. For example, Example[String]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace((Get-content C:\Temp\NewUsers.csv))OutputFalse Because the file has headers.PS C:\> Get-Content C:\Temp\NewUsers.csv Name, FirstName, Surname, EMPNumber, CountryIn that case, we can use the Import-CSV ...

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How to open any file with its default application with PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 20-Nov-2020 2K+ Views

To open any file using its default application, we can use the Invoke-Expression command. For example, we want to open a file on the C:\temp and the file name is NewUsers.CSV then you can run the below command.Invoke-Expression C:\Temp\NewUsers.csvThe above command will open the file from that location. If the default application is not set then Windows will ask for the default application to select.If you know any application name and which can be opened with the shortcut then you can directly type the name of the application. For example, Notepad.exe, Calc.exeGenerally, they can be opened directly but this command ...

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How to convert raw text to the CSV (Comma Separated Values) in PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 20-Nov-2020 1K+ Views

We have a raw text example and to convert it into the CSV values, we can use below code.ExamplePS C:\> $text = "This is a PowerShell latest version" PS C:\> $text.Replace(' ', ', ')OutputThis, is, a, PowerShell, latest, versionIf there are multiple spaces between the keywords then the above replace command would go wrong. For example, ExamplePS C:\> $text = "This is a PowerShell latest version" PS C:\> $text.Replace(' ', ', ')OutputThis, , is, , , a, , , , PowerShell, latest, version So we can use another method as shown below.$text -replace '\s+', ' 'In the above command, \S ...

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How to get the list of opened applications in windows with PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 20-Nov-2020 4K+ Views

We can get the list of opened applications in Windows using PowerShell using Get-Process command. Get-Process command shows the currently running processes in the foreground and the background as well.If we simply run the Get-Process command then it will give the process names and their associated process IDs and CPU, memory usage.PS C:\> Get-ProcessIf we check the members of the Get-Process, there is a MainWindowsTitle Property. This property indicates the Title of the opened application.In the below example, we will find the Application Name, associated process, and the ID of the application. For example, Get-Process | Select MainWindowTitle, ProcessName, Id ...

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How to delete the Organizational Unit (OU) from the active directory using PowerShell?

Chirag Nagrekar
Chirag Nagrekar
Updated on 20-Nov-2020 1K+ Views

To delete the OU from the Active Directory using PowerShell, we need to use the command Remove-ADOrganizationUnitRemove-ADOrganizationalUnit -Identity "OU=LabUsers, DC=Labdomain, DC=Local"If the OU is protected from the accidental delete, you will receive an Access is Denied error as shown below.Remove-ADOrganizationalUnit : Access is denied At line:1 char:1 + Remove-ADOrganizationalUnit -Identity "OU=LabUsers, DC=Labdomain, DC=Lo ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : PermissionDenied: (OU=LabUsers, DC=Labdomain, DC=Local:ADOrganizationalUnit) [Remove-ADOrgan izationalUnit], UnauthorizedAccessException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ActiveDirectoryCmdlet:System.UnauthorizedAccessException, Microsoft.ActiveDirectory.Managem ent.Commands.RemoveADOrganizationalUnitSo for that, first you need to disable the protected mode using the Set-ADOrganizationalUnit command and then need to run the remove command as shown below.$ou = "OU=LabUsers, DC=Labdomain, ...

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