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I have an application where I create a process and call the dumpsys telephony.registry command to get information about the mobile network status. String[] cmds={"dumpsys telephony.registry"}; Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmds [0]+"\n"); and then after that I parse the result of the command. For "ls" or other commands it works fine. For dupmsys I get Permission Denial: can't dump telephony.registry from pid-953, uid=10090 . I get the same error results for dumpsys power or other dumpsys commands. I have set DUMP permissions android.permission.DUMP in the android Manifest like

I've got my own machine with postgres dmp file, which I want to restore on the remote virtual machine (e.g. ip is 192.168.0.190 and postgres port is 5432) in my network. Is it possible to restore this dump using pg_restore without copying dump to remote machine? Because the size of dump about 12GB and the disk space on the virtual machine is 20GB. Thanks You can run a restore over the network without copying the dump to the remote host. Just invoke pg_restore with -h <hostname> and -p <port> (and probably -U <username> to authenticate as different user) on the host you got the dump file, for

im using DBI in Perl to connect to my PostgreSQL Database. Everything is working fine but in my debugging (printing results etc.) iam not able to see if the query prepared by perls DBI module is really correct. I have something like this: $sth->prepare( qq{SELECT * FROM company WHERE companyname LIKE ? AND city = ?}); $sth->execute( $name.'%', $city); Iam not able to see how the sql query looks after calling execute, as execute is the latest step where parameters are binded to the query. I would like to have something like $sth->getLastExecutedQuery() or something to see how the query looked

I am writing a PHP script (which also uses linux bash commands) which will run through test cases by doing the following: I am using a PostgreSQL database (8.4.2)... 1.) Create a DB 2.) Modify the DB 3.) Store a database dump of the DB (pg_dump) 4.) Do regression testing by doing steps 1.) and 2.), and then take another database dump and compare it (diff) with the original database dump from step number 3.) However, I am finding that pg_dump will not always dump the database in the same way. It will dump things in a different order every time. Therefore, when I do a diff on the two database