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Op Amp Differentiator A differentiator is an electronic circuit whose instantaneous output amplitude is proportional to the rate at which the input amplitude changes The circuit mathematically differentiates the input signal Op amps can be used as differentiator circuits An example is shown in Fig 28-5 When the input to a differentiator is a constant dc voltage, the output is zero (no signal) When the input amplitude is increasing, the output is a positive dc voltage When the input decreases, the output is a negative dc voltage If the input waveform fluctuates periodically (the usual case), the output varies according to the instantaneous rate of change of the input amplitude This results in an output signal with the same frequency as that of the input signal, although the waveform is often quite different A pure sine wave input produces a pure sine wave at the output, but the phase is shifted 90 to the left (that is, 1 4 cycle earlier in time) Complex input waveforms can produce a wide variety of outputs from a differentiator Op Amp Integrator An integrator is an electronic circuit whose instantaneous output amplitude is proportional to the accumulated input signal amplitude as a function of time The circuit mathematically integrates the input signal The function of an integrator is basically the inverse, or opposite, of the function of a differentiator circuit Figure 28-6 shows how an op amp can be connected to obtain an integrator If an integrator circuit is supplied with an input signal waveform that fluctuates periodically (the usual case), the output voltage varies according to the integral, or antiderivative, of the input voltage This results in an output signal with the same frequency as that of the input signal, although the waveform is likely to be different A pure sine wave input produces a pure sine wave output, but the phase is shifted 90 to the right (that is, 1 4 cycle later in time) Complex input waveforms can produce many types of output waveforms An indefinite rise, either negatively or positively, in output voltage cannot occur in a practical integrator If the mathematical integral (in pure theory) of an input function is an endlessly increasing output function, the actual output voltage rises to a certain maximum, either positive or negative, and stays there This maximum is less than or equal to the power supply or battery voltage Voltage Regulator A voltage regulator IC acts to control the output voltage of a power supply This is important with precision electronic equipment These ICs are available with various voltage and current ratings Typical voltage regulator ICs have three terminals, and because of this, they are sometimes mistaken for power transistors.

'This script does a custom log shipping job using ROBOCOPY and VBScript 'with FileSystemObject querying the specified folder for files created 'within the past 15 minutes or less and generates a TSQL RESTORE LOG 'command which is executed after the ROBOCOPY script 'Syntax: restoreLOG.vbs folder databaseName On Error Resume Next Dim sFolder, sFolderTarget, strParentFolder, strDatabaseName Dim fso, folder, files, strFileNameResults, objShell Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") strParentFolder=Wscript.Arguments.Item(0) strDatabaseName=Wscript.Arguments.Item(1) sFolder = strParentFolder & strDatabaseName Set folder = fso.GetFolder(sFolder) Set files = folder.Files SET objShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") For each itemFiles In files

with title Add this optional parameter and a string with the text you want to show in the title bar of the dialog box with prompt Add this optional parameter and a string with the text with which you want to replace the default prompt ( Select an application )

a=sFolder & "\" & itemFiles.Name 'retrieve file extension b = fso.GetExtensionName(a) 'check if the file extension is TRN If uCase(b)="TRN" Then 'check for DateCreated attribute of file and compare with current 'date/time If (DateDiff("N", itemFiles.DateCreated, Now) <=15) Then 'Create the file to contain the script If (objFSO.FileExists("E:\LogShipFolder\scripts\SQL\" & strDatabaseName & ".sql")) Then objFSO.DeleteFile ("E:\LogShipFolder\scripts\SQL\" & strDatabaseName & ".sql") End If Set objMyFile =

AppleScript also lets you decide whether to let the user select multiple applications instead of just one Usually, you ll want just a single application, and this is the default setting To let the user choose multiple applications, add the with multiple selections allowed parameter:

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objFSO.CreateTextFile("E:\LogShipFolder\scripts\SQL\" & ".sql", True)

str1="RESTORE LOG " & strDatabaseName str2="FROM DISK='" & a & "'" str3="WITH STANDBY='E:\LogShipFolder\UNDO\UNDO_" & strDatabaseName & "_ARCHIVE.DAT'," str4="DBO_ONLY" objMyFile.WriteLine objMyFile.WriteLine objMyFile.WriteLine objMyFile.WriteLine (str1) (str2) (str3) (str4)

If you omit the multiple selections allowed parameter, AppleScript limits the user to a single selection

objMyFile.Close Set objFSO = Nothing Set objMyFile = Nothing 'Run an OSQL command that uses a RESTORE LOG WITH MOVE,