units-of-work

These represent short units of work that produce a steady, measurable pace of project progress (typically measured in hours or a few days).

With this storage engine, in the event of a media failure, all units of work since the last good backup is lost.

Since energy can often be transformed into mechanical work, the units we use for measuring energy are the same as the units of work.

Are much smaller units of work that are often reused in various ways with other business processes, all to accomplish a specific task.

This would provide only two units of work, and a distributor thread would process all notifications within each work item serially.

The Foreach Loop container and a transacted container are also treated as atomic units of work.

Hence, steps describe units of work within the task that the task performer can choose from when doing the work.

If you are using JMX to gain insight into what a server application is doing, you need a means of identifying and tracking units of work.

Tasks are control flow elements that define units of work that are performed in a package control flow.

With local transactions, database update operations are treated as individual units of work rather than a collective whole.

When units of work are completed, a resolution code is set to provide a history and context for the type of resolution.

Some units of work may involve multiple applications in an EIS or multiple EISs.

However, when we calculate the area under this curve, we see that the short burst approach accomplished: 38 units of work!

Interactions with the SAP server always consist of logical units of work (transactions).

Defining and assigning too many low-level units of work to people is hard to manage and hard to communicate.

Session locks are those that span multiple transactional units of work; they cover the entire duration of some business process.

Transactions are groups of operations that are combined into logical units of work.

These units-of-work are the recoverable atomic units, and as such are analogous to the transactions of the J2EE world.

Transactions are groups of operations combined into logical units of work.

To this, you should have a set of Tapestry objects that group those business objects into meaningful units of work.

Operations: Transactions that represent single logical units of work (LUWs).

they support repeating control flows in packages , and they group tasks and containers into meaningful units of work.

for multiple consecutive units of work.

Group traces into logical units of work.

This is the "units of work completed" estimation method.

Another aspect, isolation, ensures that one unit of work is isolated from other units of work.

The transaction object defines an atomic unit of work on a data source and determines how those units of work relate to each other.

Unit of Work Statistics for units of work included start and stop time and status