Database restoration on Linux/RHEL/CentOS

This section provides information for database restoration and file restoration. A. Database restoration on Ubuntu/RHEL/CentOS The databases from the source Embold machine is restored using the following steps: Get the shell file at /gamma_ui/dbscripts/scripts/backup_restore.sh Execute the file. The command prompt will be displayed. Follow the inquiries to restore the database.…

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DB backup for Linux

A. Database backup on Linux/RHEL/CentOS The databases from the source Embold machine is backed up using the following steps: Get the shell file at /gamma_ui/dbscripts/scripts/backup_restore.sh. Execute the shell script with Postgres password. For Example: ./backup_restore.sh The command prompt will be displayed. Follow the inquiries to backup the database. B. Files…

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Database backup

A. Database backup on windows The databases from the source BrowserStack Code Quality machine is backed up using the following steps: B. Files backup on windows The source files from the source BrowserStack Code Quality machine are backed up using the following steps:

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Nested Function

A function with nested inner functions and a depth of more than 3 levels is a Nested function. Impact A heavily nested function makes it bulky and complex to read and maintain. Time and maintenance cost increases. Possibility of duplication of function increases. Characteristics A function has multiple inner functions…

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Monster File

Monster file single-handedly implements large blocks of functionality within a system and performs multiple, non-cohesive functionalities. It violates the basic approach of structured programming which is: Break a big problem into smaller problems and then resolve these problems. The result obtained inevitably solves the big problem. The monster file typically…

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Nested Closure

A closure having nested closures with the depth of more than 2 levels is less readable, slower in performance and hold excessively large private memory causing memory leaks. Impact A heavily nested closure is complex to read and maintain. Creating closures inside other closure leads to duplication in memory, potentially…

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