A collection of tech notes, personal reflections, and evolving thoughts about whatever’s caught my curiosity.

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Set Define OFF

18 July 2022

The SET DEFINE command changes the prefix character used to mark substitution variables. You can use SET DEFINE to turn variable substitution off.

SET DEF[INE] {OFF | ON | prefix_char}

Define is a SQL*Plus client variable. It is NOT a database level setting.

When you start SQL*Plus, variable substitution will be on by default, and the default prefix character is an ampersand. If you are running a script that uses ampersands in text strings, you may want to change the prefix character to something else. If your script doesn’t use substitution variables, you may find it easiest to turn the feature off.

References

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13 July 2022

When you started to look deep inside you, you will find the sparks of magic.

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11 July 2022

Sometimes we are in a war that doesn’t even exist.

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7 July 2022

Everything will end. Make it to the most.

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6 July 2022

May be peace is the higher version of happiness.

essay

How JS code is executed.

5 July 2022
JavaScript code execution involves a sequence of steps managed by the JavaScript engine, primarily through the use of the call stack and execution contexts...
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Seek clarity

5 July 2022

Before seeking peace in your life, seek clarity.

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4 July 2022

Everything is already there, you are not realized it yet!

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1 July 2022

Colurful scenes from Riffa central market.