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21 Object Relational Designer
A tool that provides a visual design surface for creating LINQ to SQL entity classes and associations (relationships) based on objects in a database. The Object Relational Designer also provides functionality to map stored procedures and functions to System.Data.Linq.DataContext methods for returning data and manipulating entity classes.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Object Relational Designer
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22 object tab
"A tab that you use to display or work with a database object, such as a table, query, form, or report." -
23 object permission
"A permitted create, read, update, delete, or execute operation on a securable object." -
24 object layout
"The positioning of an object, such as a chart, shape, image or text box, on a page, along with related options such as text-wrapping styles." -
25 object zoom
A view that shows a close-up of an object within a document. -
26 object-film distance
المسافة بين الفلم و الشخص* * *المَسافَةُ بَينَ الفِلْمِ و الشَّخْص -
27 object class
A category of objects that share a common set of characteristics. -
28 object model
"A hierarchical set of objects and its members - methods, properties, and events - that a particular component provides." -
29 object library
A file that contains definitions of objects and their methods and properties. -
30 object pooling
"An automatic service provided by COM+ that enables you to configure a component so that instances of itself are kept active in a pool, ready to be used by any client that requests the component." -
31 Object-oriented programming
Wikipedia English-Arabic glossary > Object-oriented programming
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32 object-finder
[΄ɔbdзikt‚faində] n լսնկ. տեսա դաշտ որոնող հարմարանք -
33 object-glass
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34 parent object
"The object in which another object resides. A parent object implies relation. For example, a folder is a parent object in which a file, or child object, resides. An object can be both a parent and a child object. For example, a subfolder that contains files is both the child of the parent folder and the parent folder of the files." -
35 child object
"An object that resides in another object. A child object implies relation. For example, a file is a child object that resides in a folder, which is the parent object." -
36 embedded object
"An object created with one program and embedded into a document created by another. Embedding the object, rather than simply inserting or pasting it, ensures that the object retains its original format. If you double-click the embedded object, you can edit it with the toolbars and menus from the program used to create it."كائن مضمّن -
37 connection object
"An Active Directory object that represents a replication connection from one domain controller to another. The connection object is a child of the replication destinations NTDS Settings object and identifies the replication source server, contains a replication schedule, and specifies a replication transport. Connection objects are created automatically by the Knowledge Consistency Checker (KCC), but they can also be created manually. Automatically generated connections must not be modified by the user unless they are first converted into manual connections." -
38 application object
"The top-level object that represents the application to the system. The system calls methods on this object when the application is loaded, before it is shut down, and throughout the lifetime of the application to notify it of system-wide events. The application object contains application-wide code and maintains state that can be accessed from multiple views." -
39 mail-enabled object
"A type of object that has an e-mail address on a domain in the organization, but the object does not have a mailbox in the domain at which to receive messages. The object appears in the global address list, which allows other people in the organization to easily locate or send a message to that person, but the administrator does not need to manage an unnecessary mailbox. Contacts, users, and even folders can be mail-enabled." -
40 multi-object
"In a collaboration diagram, a set of object roles on the ''many'' end of an association role. Using a multi-object shows that an operation addresses an entire set rather than a single object within the set."
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