In the program, the line sreturn local pss_colnames initializes columns in the output table for the parameters listed in double quotes. The line sreturn local pss_numopts allows you to specify numlists for the parameters placed in double quotes. For more detailed information regarding writing ...
Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Tuesday, December 21, 2010 1:56 PM you need to initialize the object like List first, then you can cast IList to List. IList<string> x = new List<string>(); ...
start the RAID (No surprise as it thinks 1/2 of the drives are missing), and lists the missing drives in the device manager, and the Disk Management listes the drives as being present, and uninitialized disks (and want to know what kind of partition style ...
If you have another mac available, TARGET MODE is the best way to go. Start the bad mac in target mode and use the other one to initialize it. This is also the best way to do new installs in my opinion. Questa risposta è stata utile? Sì No Punteggio 0 Aggiungi un commento ...
(); string srcId = "myFloorID"; floorTwin.Metadata.ModelId = "dtmi:example:Floor;1"; // Floor twins have no properties, so nothing to initialize // Create the twin await client.CreateOrReplaceDigitalTwinAsync<BasicDigitalTwin>(srcId, floorTwin); Console.WriteLine("Twin created successfully"...
start the RAID (No surprise as it thinks 1/2 of the drives are missing), and lists the missing drives in the device manager, and the Disk Management listes the drives as being present, and uninitialized disks (and want to know what kind of partition ...
The trace will be saved to the file pointed to by "initializeData" below. Ensure that the target directory exists (C:\temp by default). Make sure that the IIS worker process user account (usually Network Service or ASPNET) and the BAM Portal user have write permissions for the trace log...
you need to initialize the object like List first, then you can cast IList to List. IList<string> x = new List<string>(); List<string> y = (List)x; Roberto Pallucchini *** Please mark as Answer, if this reply helps you *** *** Per favore Suggerisci come risposta, se la rispo...