Stored procedure  is bunch of query. it more beneficial 
then query.

Stored procedures are pre-compiled object in the Database 
which is used to reduce the network traffic.

assembly is smallest unit of execution.

*An assembly is the collection of exe and dll files ,
* An assenbly is the fundemental unit for application 
development and development in the .net frame work.

an assembly contains a collection of types and  resources 
that are built to work togeather and form a logical unit of 
functionality.

Asp is technology comes with webserver iis.this is provided 
in the form of dll file is called asp.dll.
this will support server side execution.
It supports scripting languages(vbscript,javascript).

Asp.net is a technology which provides set of 
specifications for normal webapplications on webservices 
and mobile applications.
this technology is intgrated with .Netframework.

it supports languages vb.net,c#, and vc++

ASP is interpreter. and ASP.Net is compile base..asp.net is 
centerlize Technology.  supports languages vb.net,c#, and 
vc++

those two objects may not be the standard win object and 
check there logical name, physical description and map it 
to the nearst virtual object.

u can easily try this out by using the virtual object 
method . i have faced this scenario while handling PDF file 
and done with virtual object method.

mv <old name> <new name> // for rename the file in the same
directory

mv <old name> /<absolute path>/<new name> for rename and
move the file in other diretory.

1. open the file /etc/sysconfig/network and change the 
parameter HOSTNAME=<old name> to new name.

2. restart the network services.
3. open the file vi /etc/hosts, and change the old name to 
new name. 

127.0.0.1               <old name>  localhost.localdomain 
localhost 

mv <oldfilename> <newfilename>

eg:-
[root@localhost]# touch file1     //created a file named file1
[root@localhost]# ls              //displays the file created
file1
[root@localhost]# mv file1 file2  //command to rename file1
[root@localhost]# ls              //displays the renamed file
file2

see there is no rename command in unix , 
 
so what u can use is "move" (mv) command 

mv "(absolute path) old file name" "new file name"

rename <oldname> <newname>

in RHEL-5 to change old name to new name of file command is....

#rename <oldname> <newname> <oldname>



......OK shital

tail as it display ten current line 
 tail -f 


option with this
tail -f -n 100

I think, framing the question should be like 
"What is the command used to write to the standard output 
as well as to a file simultaneously ?

Answer) tee 

It is a command that deals with pipes in unix.  It 
redirects the output of a command to an other command and 
at the same time it redirects to a file also.

first it will change the directory to unixos and then gives
the output as /<absolute path>/unixos

it is two commands runnung one by one.first the cd unixos 
command will be executed,then the present working directory 
will work.so the output will be showing the presentworking 
dirctory that is unixos dir.

WRONG when I hit this command no output or error is printed.

does it comment the command out?

mv Command:

Use this command to change the name of file and 
directories. 

   % mv foo foobar

The file that was named foo is now named foobar

one file and directory is moove one place to another places
and drectories in any places

I think we should use the following command

 #ren <oldname path> <newnamepath>

eg

 #ren Desktop/file1 file2

{ here we change the old name FILE1 to new name FILE2

show all hidden file ls* not this command this is ls *

"ls *" will display all the contents in the current
directory as well us it will display the contents of all the
subdirectories. But it doesn't show the contents of
directories under those subdirectories. It will traverse for
a depth 1

"ls -1 * "

Will show you the contents of the directories also!

"ls -a"  
will show everything including hidden files.

you can use "ls -1 */*"
or "ls -2 *"

same to list contents uptil two sub-directories.

u can creat as many file as you wish with touch command

and then u can link the original file with these file....

link command can be use with ...# ln soruce file and 
destination file.....as hardlink and #ln -s as soft link 
file..

we can use hardlink and soft link command

create new file touch and give filename it will create new 
file

touch filename
cat >>filename

creat new file vi command
 vi filename

create a new file 
cat>filename
touch filename
vi filname

nano filename

there are many ways to create new file , out of these two are.

1. create file and write simultanesly using
   
cat >> "file name"  , this command will create file with name 

" file name" and allowing you to enter text there itself.

2. create file now , and write in it later using

touch "file name"  , this command simply create one file
named " file name" , but laert not prompt you to enter data
there 

itself.

you can use
touch filename (this way you can also create zero byte file)

vi filename or cat >>filename

# cal -j 2007 //it will display the calendar of 2007 from 
Jan to Dec.

cal -j 2007 displays 2007 calender in julian dates format
starting form jan-1

correct wording: 

Q: how to run a command even after user logs out?
A: use the nohup command like so

nohup ./some-script.sh

command used in linux for getting information about how 
much space is available in disk for the storage of files 
and directories

QUOTA-V will give result "Command not found" and if u give
quota -v then only it will show ur quota.

Quota -V displays the version of the Quota software.

echo $* or $#

$@ seems to be another option. Difference between $* and $@
is that $@ recognizes multiple strings given in quotes as a
single word.