state table

In Part 1, you applied applied its design discipline to produce a state table that defines the desired behavior, as shown in Figure 1.

To guarantee efficient and reliable message routing, Exchange servers must have up-to-date information in their link state table.

The application must delete that state from the state table when the application determines that the state is no longer necessary.

An application that uses the conversation group identifier to manage application state uses a state table provided by the developer.

You will take advantage of this by implementing your state table as a two-dimensional associative array of functions.

The process of forwarding or rejecting traffic based on the contents of a state table maintained by a firewall .

Each public folder database maintains a Replication State Table to track the status of each replica in the database.

You implemented your state table as a common handler for all events, plus a function array for all actions and transitions.

You'll employ another elegant JavaScript language feature, associative arrays, to translate your state table directly into code.

After the corresponding status messages arrive, the database populates the Replication State Table and, if necessary, the backfill array.

After the corresponding status messages arrive, the store populates the Replication State Table and, if necessary, the backfill array.

When the routing group master is informed of an update, it overwrites the link state table with the new information.

The link state table also includes information about the configuration of each connector.

The page_id and row_id rows in the sr_queue_state table of the stable queue must be reset.

The master incorporates the information into the link state table and notifies all servers in the routing group about the change.

The link state table is used to determine the most appropriate route for a message, based on cost and availability.

It checks and possibly refreshes restriction information about connectors in the link state table.

The OrgInfo packet contains the link state table, with all details and states of the routing topology.

A large link state table can affect the network and performance because it needs to be replicated to all other servers in the organization.

The following table maps this information to the various information fields in the link state table.

The connector configuration information in the link state table has the fields that are described in the following table entries.

This Warning event can indicate a problem with the link state table or with the routing topology.

For more information about link state information, see the section, "Examining the Link State Table, " later in this topic.

For more information about the Replication State Table, see "Replication State Table" later in this topic.

The routing group master determines whether to update the link state table with the information from the OrgInfo packet.

Unavailable source bridgehead servers are marked as VS_NOT_STARTED in the link state table.

CASP maintains a compressed state table on each 7 peer to guide search, and adopts search cache to utilize the locality of searches.

The routing engine puts the information for each connector in the link state table.

This is an encrypted signature that represents the version number for the link state table.

Only dynamic updates to the link state table are not received any longer.

When the data is received, the link state table is updated, and another route is calculated.

Sales_Tx is egregious because the one place where it could be used, it is instead read out of the state table.

The routing engine puts this information in the link state table.

No value X. 400 connectors and MAPI-based connectors do not have a destination bridgehead server in the link state table.

This method reads the state table and adds the new state.

Create a data set that lists the states in the STATE table.

The LIVE_WORKITEM_CNT table (Listing 5) includes a column that refers to the state in the STATE table.

If the link state table becomes corrupted, mail flow problems such as delayed mail or non-deliverable mail can occur.

This GUID follows next in the link state table.

The link state table is a small, in-memory database that is not stored on disk.

However, because the server has reverted to Exchange 5. 5, it no longer has a link state table.

The routing group master sends the whole link state table (that is, the OrgInfo packet) to each routing group member.

The WinRoute tool connects to the link state port, TCP port 691, on the selected Exchange server and extracts the link state table.

For example, the STATE table (Listing 4) in the WORKITEMS_SNAPSHOT snapshot stores information about the possible states of work items.

The following is a shortened example of a link state table (all except one routing group removed)

The Replication State Table stores the following information

The information fields in the link state table are separated by parentheses as follows

Sample data from the Replication State Table for Server A

Message Routes and Link State Table

Information in the link state table

Pfctl -ss Show the current state table

Upon startup, each Exchange server initializes its link state table with the following information from Active Directory