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41 monitor server
"In a log shipping configuration, a server instance on which every log shipping job in the configuration records its history and status. Each log shipping configuration has its own dedicated monitor server." -
42 recovery model
"A database property that controls the basic behavior of backup and restore operations for a database. For instance, the recovery model controls how transactions are logged, whether the transaction log requires backing up, and what kinds of restore operations are available." -
43 secondary database
"In log shipping, a read-only database that was created by restoring a full backup of the primary database (without recovery) on a separate server instance (the secondary server). Log backup from the primary database is restored at regular intervals onto the secondary database." -
44 secondary server
"In a log shipping configuration, the server instance where the secondary database resides. At regular intervals, the secondary server copies the latest log backup from the primary database and restores the log to the secondary database. The secondary server is a warm standby server." -
45 mirror server
"In a database mirroring configuration, the server instance where the mirror database resides. The mirror server is the mirroring partner whose copy of the database is currently the mirror database. The mirror server is a hot standby server." -
46 witness server
"In database mirroring, the server instance that monitors the status of the principal and mirror servers and that, by default, can initiate automatic failover if the principal server fails. A database mirroring session can have only one witness server (or ""witness""), which is optional." -
47 primary server
"In a log shipping configuration, the server instance where the primary database resides." -
48 concrete class
"In Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), a class from which you can create an instance because it has a full implementation." -
49 nullable type
"In C#, an instance of the System.Nullable struct that can represent the normal range of values for its underlying value type, plus an additional null value." -
50 tunneling
"In Windows Presentation Foundation, an event routing strategy where the event instance moves down the element tree (starting at the root of the visual tree and ending with the source). The names of events that use this routing strategy are prefixed with the word ""Preview"". These events have the same signature as their counterparts that use the bubbling event routing strategy." -
51 bubbling
"In Windows Presentation Foundation, an event routing strategy where the event instance moves up the element tree (starting with the source and ending at the root of the visual tree)." -
52 routed event
An event instance that propagates through a tree of related elements rather than just targeting to a single element.حدث موجَّه -
53 shorthand property
"A type of property that allows authors to specify the values of several properties with a single property. For instance, the 'font' property is a shorthand property for setting 'font-style', 'font-variant', 'font-weight', 'font-size', 'line-height', and 'font-family' all at once." -
54 prototype
"A preliminary type, form, or instance of a product or product component that serves as a model for later stages or for the final, complete version of the product." -
55 Work Item Form view
The Visual Studio document window that shows the full form of a work item instance. You can open many work item forms as documents in Visual Studio. -
56 context control block
An internal file system structure in which a file system maintains the per-file object state for an open instance of a file. -
57 directory control block
An internal NT file system (NTFS) structure in which the file system maintains the state for an open instance of a directory file. -
58 CCB
An internal file system structure in which a file system maintains the per-file object state for an open instance of a file. -
59 DCB
An internal NT file system (NTFS) structure in which the file system maintains the state for an open instance of a directory file. -
60 Microsoft® Office Communicator Web Access
A Microsoft browser-based software that enhances deployment and presence of instance message functionality of Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Microsoft® Office Communicator Web Access
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