Pauls Blog

List Available LVM Volume Groups pvs List what Logical Volumes exist inside the group lvdisplay vg1   (enter the VG listed from the VG column from pvs)  Mount normally, ie: mount /dev/vg1/lv1 /mnt/disk  However, if the block size is greater than 4KB, you'll need to use fuseext2, something like... fuseext2 -o ro -o sync_read /dev/vg1/lv1 /mnt/disk

I developed the following SSIS expression to convert a US date to an Australian date. (DT_DATE)(TOKEN(datestart,"/",3) + "-" + TOKEN(datestart,"/",1) + "-" + TOKEN(datestart,"/",2)) Uses SSIS's token function as opposed to substring's etc...  I've found token to be more reliable and better suited to this outcome.

Recently I received an error in Visual Studio 2015 like this.. TargetInvocationException was not handled An unhandled exception of type 'System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException' occurred in PresentationFramework.dll In addition, the main window stated thread.cs not found.   Because I made a few changes before running the code (it compiled fine) It took me a while to locate the problem, it linked back to a XAML control. I previously had the code... GetRogue_Button.Visibility = Visibility.Hidden; But, when the code ran, the Button itself was null.  The method I placed the hide code in was called through an TextChangedEventHandler (I also used an observable collection in my code).  The solution: if ( GetRogue_Button != null && GetRogue_Button.Visibility != Visibility.Hidden) { GetRogue_Button.Visibility = Visibility.Hidden; }