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1 Back
A navigation button used to return to recently visited Web pages in Internet Explorer. -
2 Be Right Back
An item on the user's My Status menu that can be selected to indicate that the user is away from the computer but will return shortly.سأعود حالاً -
3 savepoint
"A location to which a transaction can return if part of the transaction is conditionally canceled or encounters an error, hence offering a mechanism to roll back portions of transactions." -
4 .NET Framework data provider
"A component of ADO.NET that provides access to data from a relational data source. A.NET Framework data provider contains classes to connect to a data source, execute commands at the data source, and return query results from the data source, including the ability to execute commands within transactions. A.NET Framework data provider also contains classes to populate a DataSet with results from a data source and propagate changes in a DataSet back to the data source."موفر بيانات.NET FrameworkEnglish-Arabic terms dictionary > .NET Framework data provider
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