You can retrieve profile name, role name this way: select id, name, , profile.name, userrole.name from user For details on how this works, you can refer to the Name object's documentation.
Salesforce
Answered May 24, 2024
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I was getting this error - did not match any file(s) known to got when I tried to checkout new branch: error: pathspec 'BRANCH-NAME' did not match any file(s) known to git. When I tried git checkout origin/, I got the detached HEAD: (detached from origin/) Finally, I did the following to resolve the issue: git remote…
Devops
Answered Nov 18, 2022
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To permitrootlogin without password - This is a common misunderstanding for the PermitRootLogin feature. The without-password option does not mean there is no authentication and any unauthorised person can get in without a password. All this option means is that logging in is only possible using a fallback method,…
SQL Server
Answered Nov 15, 2022
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Here is what the oracle javadoc guidelines say: Use in-line links economically You are encouraged to add links for API names (listed immediately above) using the {@link} tag. It is not necessary to add links for all API names in a doc comment. Because links call attention to themselves (by their colour and underline…
Java
Answered Oct 14, 2022
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The answer to your question - what happens if you call back a spam number is - I am working in the VoIP telephony industry, if you call back a number that you don't recognize, say for example that it is a spam caller, you are effectively confirming to the dialer/company/data provider that the line is a "live lead".In…
Cyber Security
Answered Sep 26, 2022
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"Current artificial intelligence research" is a pretty broad field. From where I sit, in a mostly CS realm, people are focused on narrow intelligence that can do economically relevant work on narrow tasks. (That is, predicting when components will fail, predicting which ads a user will click on, and so on.) For those…
Artificial intelligence
Answered May 12, 2022
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It's not a 32 character hash. It's 45. That's 180 bits, not the 128 bits you expect from md5. You can see this easily in a monospace font: 8019ed9fa0c5d1c36c7ef3a4e931205368da339079331 d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (The lower hash is the md5sum of an empty string)Apart from that it's important to realise that a hex…
Cyber Security
Answered Mar 24, 2022
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Ars Technica has an article with an overview of IDFA and IDFV. It explains how these new mechanisms provide users with greater control over their privacy. IDFA is a persistent identifier that is consistent across all apps, and thus allows cross-app tracking. However, users can disable IDFA by setting "Limit Ad…
Cyber Security
Answered Feb 9, 2022
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1 Down vote I finally solved this issue - the adb server version doesn't match this client by uninstalling HTC Sync.The issue is caused by multiple running or older versions of adb.exe. Open task manager and locate adb.exe, right click -> Open file location, in my case it showed C:Program Files (x86)HTCHTC Sync…
Cyber Security
Answered Feb 4, 2022
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On Mac, to block chrome extensions - I haven’t had success with filesystem permissions I could write a cron script to delete the folder every minute, but that felt too brute-force I've seen the reference to use a group policy. I'm not familiar with that and didn't find the instructions clear to follow, so I've settled…
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Answered Jan 3, 2022
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There are at least two things going on and the Minimum Password Age setting is the sort of AD security function that only makes sense if you properly use the AD function to lockout after "n" failed attempts, and also require your system to remember "n x 2" previous passwords -- with "n x 2" being pulled completely out…
SQL Server
Answered Dec 28, 2021
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If the question is regarding the Acronis Ima cloud : it is not "zero-knowledge". If you already have an encrypted backup in the Acronis Cloud, here is an easy way to check that : Log in to the Acronis Cloud web portal click on "Recover" on one of your backups Don't type your password yet ; instead press F12 in your…
SQL Server
Answered Dec 21, 2021
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