I've noticed a difference between the disk response time reported in Resource Monitor (resmon) and perfmon.
The Response Time reported in Resource Monitor is notably higher than the latency reported by Avg. Disk Sec/Transfer in perfmon.
Anybody know what explains the differences between the response time metrics in Resource Monitor and perfmon?
The same question was asked at the following link but I'm not clear on the resolution.
I have a database that contains Spanish words in it. It contains words like sueño which have "special characters" in them. The MySQL database collation is set to utf-8-general-ci which supports foreign characters, so the database should be fine.
I have a python script that I run in the bash shell and it returns all words in the database, including the word sueño. The problem is that the bash shell doesn't display the word "sueño" properly. The n (with the tilde over it) is garbled when displayed in the bash shell. All other English words with no special characters are displayed properly.
Is there any way to enable foreign character (special character) support in the bash shell?
Thanks, PR
We have a CIFS share being served out by a NETAPP appliance. The CIFS share has grown to over 2 TB in size. A Windows Server 2003 32 bit-client accesses the share.
Lets say, for example, the CIFS share grew to 3 TB in size. Would the Windows Server 2003 32-bit client be able to access and utilize all 3 TB or would it only be able to utilize 2 TB? I am asking because I know there are 2 TB disk storage limitations with W2K3 32-bit however I dont believe it applies to the CIFS protocol (more generally, NAS storage).
Thanks in advance!