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A FAT32 partition can be mounted in Linux using any of the following methods: Method 1 (across multiple logins) $id #Find out your user id using $vi /etc/fstab #Make entries for all of your partitions that you want to share: /dev/sda1 /mnt/c vfat auto, uid=1234, gid=1234, umask=0027,exec 0 0 $mount -a Method 2 (for current login only) $mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/c chown xyz.xyz /mnt/c

Sybase IQ columnar analytics database uses DBTest as Unit test library. Following are the steps to use it: $ cds $ cd testlib $ vi xyz.tst #Write the dbtest. $ dbtest -y xyz.tst #Checks for syntax errors in the tst file. $ vi my.bch #Enter in the first line "xyz.tst" $ vi xyz.op #This is the output file whose contents are compared with the actual run-time output of the test. $ cd .. $ cmake debug64 $ cdp (test directory) $ setup current debug64 $ run_saint_testlib.sh -port xxxx -newdbonerror my.bch #This run the tests If test fails then $ vi xyz.ot #Check out the errors. $ vi xyz.tst #Correct the errors and rerun the test. Use dbtest command to run your tests: On terminal 1, run commands: $ setenv IQTMP `pwd` $ setenv IQTMP15 `pwd` $ setenv ASTMP `pwd` $ runsrv abc abcd.db, OR $iqsrv15 -n abc abcd.db -zr all -gd all -gl all -c 32m -ch 200m -x "tcpip(port=xxxx)" On terminal 2, run commands: $ setenv IQTMP `pwd` $ setenv IQTMP15 `pwd` $ setenv ASTMP `pwd` dbt...