Found this in a feedback on a blog:

I can see where you were coming from. They look like the same solution. I am amazed myself. It is just something I thought of and did, and it turns out it had already been done, shoulda googled and saved myself the trouble :P but its good to solve things yourself sometimes.

This got me thinking that sometimes its not always better to use Google.

If you use Microsoft's Developer Toolbar, you know that its pretty cool and a great source to get a Website DOM. You can use the tool to debug information, or to figure out why objects aren't being displayed correctly.

One problem that I have with the toolbar is the Ruler. For some reason every once in a while when I type in Shift-R I see the ruler tool. This is very annoying. However, this is a bug within IE and not the Developer Toolbar. For some reason the Ctrl key is still recognized as being pressed.

The quick fix is to press both Ctrl buttons. This resets the keyboard and you'll be able to type in a capitol R with no problem.

The following is an example of duplicating an Orcle database from one schema to another schema. You may want to do this when you don't want to touch production DB during development.

This task is export the database contents of the SCHEMAA and importing them to SCHEMAB

exp and imp are Oracle command line Utilities. On some Oracle installations they are found in: D:oracleora92bin

MYDATABASE is a DBA:

## - Export SCHEMAA Data:
exp MYDATABASE/MYDATABASE@o6 file=schemaa.dmp log=schemaa.log rows=yes indexes=no OWNER=SCHEMAA

## - Import SCHEMAA to SCHEMAB
imp MYDATABASE/MYDATABASE@o6 FROMUSER=SCHEMAA TOUSER=SCHEMAB  file=schemaa.dmp

Use your computer to connect to a computer that is located elsewhere and run programs or access files.

This is a "quick way" to get Terminal Services loaded, ie its faster than finding the Application in the Start Menu

Start > Run > Type in mstsc

If your working with different databases, the above graphic is handy to have. You can use this to determine the correct syntax to use to limit your row count.