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1 warm link
компј. топла врска. Кај објектното поврзување и вградување и динамичката размена на податоци, динамичка врска која ќе се актуелизира само ако програмот добие посебна команда за тоа. Спореди: hot link. Види dynamic data exchange, object linking and embedding. -
2 cold link
компј. ладна врска. Се однесува на начинот на пренесување на податоци од еден документ во друг документ такашто врската меѓу двата документи да може повторно да се воспостави. Врската се обновува со избор на команда која го отвора изворниот документ, програмот ги чита евентуалните промени и истите ги вградува во документот-приемник. Спореди hot link, warm link. Види dynamic data exchange, object linking and embedding. -
3 hot link
компј. постојана врска, хотлинк. Кај објектното поврзување и вградување и динамичката размена на податоци, технологија за префрлување на податоци од еден фајл (фајл - предајник) во друг фајл (фајл приемник) која овозможува постојана врска меѓу фајловите; секоја промена во податоците во фајлот - предајник, автоматски се отсликува и во податоците од фајлот - приемник. Спореди: cold link, warm link. Види dynamic data link, object, object linking and embedding.
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