Questions tagged [oid]

OID is the Oracle Internet Directory product

Oracle Internet Directory (OID) is a directory server by Oracle Corporation, compatible with LDAP version 3

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Hibernate, Postgresql: Column "x" is of type oid but expression is of type byte

I have a strange problem regarding the hibernate mapping containing large objects (BLOB), when switching between different databases. @Lob private byte[] binaryData; The field above creates a byte array field in MySQL and in Oracle, however in…
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Experimental/private branch for OID numbers in LDAP Schemas?

Attributes or object classes in LDAP schemas are identified through a unique number called OID. Moreover OIDs are also used in the SNMP protocol. Everyone can apply for an enterprise number by the IANA and then define his own subnumbers. But the…
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Table of OIDs for certificate's subject?

Is there any table where we can find all correspondences between OIDs and attributes they represent in the subject field of certificate. For example, I know that "1.3.6.1.4.1.311.20.2" means certificate's template name, "2.5.29.30" - name…
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package javax.annotation.security does not exist

I'm trying to start a Jersey/1.7 based project from scratch (as opposed to copying an existing project and adding new code on top, which is what my client normally does) in order to learn how stuff works. I'm stuck in a very early phase, trying to…
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Figure out memory usage using SNMP on Windows

Currently i use the following to figure it out: For total memory: .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.2.2.0 For used memory i walk the following oid (gives me usage of each process): .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.5.1.1.2 and sum them all. However, this is very inaccurate,…
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Can I copy a Postgresql Large Object on the db server?

I've got data in a large object, now I want to make a copy of it so I can append to it while keeping the copy of the original. Is there any JDBC call or SQL statement I can use to cause that to happen? From every resource I have found, it seems I…
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Get OID's type (syntax) from MIB using Net-SNMP API

How can I get the syntax type and read/write access for an OID using NET-SNMP API? I am writing an SNMP tool that reads and sets values on a remote machine using SNMP protocol. Before setting the value, I need to check its type and access…
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Java Getting Name/Description for OIDs in MIB

I am programming a network management system, and need to be able to print out meaningful names behind the OIDs that are received from SNMP traps. Due to the nature/size of this system, it would not be a good idea to manually map every OID to a…
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Convert a bytea column to OID while retaining values

I'm trying to alter a bytea column to have type oid and still retain the values. I have tried using queries like: ALTER TABLE mytable ADD COLUMN mycol_tmp oid; UPDATE mytable SET mycol_tmp = CAST(mycol as oid); ALTER TABLE mytable DROP COLUMN…
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Does the order of attributes in SNMP Traps matter

I am using some SNMP traps for monitoring of applications. Now I was told that some monitoring systems might have problems if the order of the attributes within the the traps was not the same as defined in the MIB. From the Complexity of the OIDs…
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What is the size limit of a TOAST table in PostgreSQL? 4 billion rows o 4 billions values of chunk_id?

in the wiki for PostgreSQL related to TOASTed tables (https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/TOAST) says that: "You cannot have more than 2^32 (4 billion) out-of-line values in a single table, because there would have to be duplicated OIDs in its TOAST…
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PostgreSQL: from OID to Bytea

We have decided to move from OIDs in our PostgreSQL 9.0 database and use bytea columns instead. I'm trying to copy the data from one column to the other, but I can't figure out the right query. This is the closest I've gotten to: update user as…
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How to translate an OID to a JCE algorithm name?

I am looking for a library that can take a oid such as 1.2.840.10040.4.3 and translate it to its standard name (in this case SHA1withDSA) Using org.cesecore.certificates.util.AlgorithmTools, I am able to achieve some of the required functionality,…
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Postgres: `cache lookup failed for constraint 34055`

I'm have an OID that is generating a tuple that is evidently not valid. This is the error I get when trying to delete a table in psql after some \set VERBOSITY verbose: delete from my_table where my_column = 'some_value'; ERROR: XX000: cache lookup…
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How to read SNMP OID Output (bits) (hrPrinterDetectedErrorState)

I have a quick question. Its most likely user error so I apologize before I begin. I’m trying to setup threshold for a device so that it will alert us when one of our printers is in a certain state. (Jammed, out of toner, no paper etc) I’ve found…
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