A record

A dump creates a record of every object in the heap, how much memory it's using, and which objects are referencing it.

Of his own reputation, he said he didn't think the matter would 'change a record of 80 years. '

After it had lived on the road for awhile I decided to put it on a record to give it a home.

One of the exercises he asked his students to do is to keep a record of every penny they spend for a week.

And no one could keep up with him in that race either as he sped to a record of 19. 30 seconds.

The next two years are expected to see more of the same, with a record supply of new shopping-center space planned.

That might be something of an understatement, as the latest data show a record surge in new lending in March.

Like I said, he might wanna do a record with me.

Trying to get a record deal is all I can remember.

You see, it used to be that if you wanted to make a record of a song, you needed a studio and a producer.

For your program to be able to read a record from the VSAM KSDS, the dataset must be in opened state in the CICS region.

This event is often used to modify the values of a record before it is displayed.

The bank produced a record second quarter, as it cleaned up in fixed income and equity trading.

Iranian newspapers are calling it "a political epic" after a campaign of unprecedented political fervor, now this talk of a record turnout.

A record of what you were thinking. I have already noticed how interesting it is to just go back a month to see what I was thinking then.

Like the verbal warnings, the tax increase hit sentiment alone: the extra cost of trading shares did not stop a record $53bn changing hands.

The original version of a record is a copy of the record as it was the last time changes were committed in the dataset.

Confucius developed his philosophy around the concept of benevolence. The Analects of Confucius is a record of his political views.

After you've taken the time to make a record of your week's activities, take a look at the ones that are the least satisfying.

And so Audrey left a record of her life in her own words. . . And what a record it is --- of a beloved star and a remarkable woman.

What would be wonderful would be if whenever I saw a doctor there was a central computer repository that kept a record of that meeting.

Otherwise, an attempt to insert a record with a NULL value for the partitioning key will result in a "data out of bounds" error.

Some of these metadata requirements may be met through the initial registration of a record and its relationships.

Keeping a record of your pain on a regular basis is often helpful.

Mother told his son to keep a record of how much he spent.

If I'm making a record, or if I'm developing a programme that has one kind of orientation, I tend to listen to a lot of that kind of music.

But after assurances there would be no capital gains tax, the market bounced back and is now close to a record high.

SLASH : This was more a record that I made on my own from top to bottom without a band or a record company.

They knew these truths but needed to be stimulated again by them. He also planned to leave behind a record of them as a continuing reminder.

Obama was one of a record 205 nominees for this year's prize and the decision has come as a surprise to many.

Serendipity cellar: For those who do not keep a record of what comes in and goes out of the cellar.

The saint is trying to break a record like the athlete.

Please make a record of how much foreign currency you have.

There should be a table on the database with a record of this tax and a report should be generated when the close cash report is done.

Oh, wait a while. You know I must make a record in terms of rule.

Keep a record of how much you spend.

In the U. K. , the Bank of England maintained its emergency bond-purchase plan and left its benchmark interest rate at a record low.

Home foreclosures, lost jobs, high gas prices . . . we were running a record deficit and our national debt had never been higher.

He has not tried to do so, and therefore does not know whether Facebook still keeps a record of previous inmates.

instead, any time any of them needs money for living expenses, he takes it from the safe, without keeping a record of how munch he took.

But the necklaces, earrings and other jewellery draped around the tree's branches are what give it a record value.

How did the company that publishes this magazine come to produce a record glorifying the murder of police?

The body responsible for keeping a record of the company's shareholders. When securities are dealt in book entry form and no . . .

There was a record number of applications this year for jobs in the public sector as it is seen as a safer place to work .

Astronomers have found a bloated, massive galaxy that may be a record-breaker: the most massive galaxy in the near Universe.

With a record-breaking 2. 7-inch long tongue, she's able to lick the bottom of an ice cream cone without needing to bite the sides off.

These quasi- closed systems, say technology experts, impose accountability simply by keeping a record of every change and who made it.

interface , defining a filter that examines a record to see if it meets application - defined criteria.

At this point, Irish prose writers began to preserve a record of Gaelic civilisation.

The MATE's log is a record of everything appertaining to the working of the ship, whether the vessel is at sea or in port.

You should keep a record of how much you spend.

Naturalistic novel is a record of these experiments, it is referred to as the "experimental novel. "

To read a record stored under serial organization, the file must be processed from the beginning until the desired record encountered.

Getting a bank draft at the least provides you with a record of a transaction, whereas cash does not.

The Nobel committee, it seems, had the audacity to hope that he'll eventually produce a record worthy of its prize.

Before she ever released a record, you could walk into a club or a party with her and skip the line.

For human history has often been a record of nations and tribes subjugating one another to serve their own interests.

On the first page I entitled it A Record of Impermanence and in the daily blank I filled in names that I remembered.

And I published it with great delight. This paper has a record, you know: nobody ever quoted it.

The term comes from the word "log" used in the sense of a record or a note.

Although there is a record of earlier Thanksgiving celebrations, the tradition is often traced back to 1621.

In May 2009, he said in another memo that BP's output in the Gulf had reached a record 500, 000 barrels a day, a year ahead of schedule.

Eyes are a mirror of the age of our mind in that they keep a record of each year of our life.

Stationed away from family and friends, he began playing guitar in cafes to earn extra money, and was eventually offered a record deal.

Meanwhile, the number of men seeking breast reduction surgery to correct so-called "man books" is expected to hit a record high.

A few days later, Nadi also earned gold medals in the individual and team sabre for a record five fencing medals at the same Games.

I said a high school girl who has integrity and a record of dependability should be permitted to date.

He did not enlighten me about the President's other methods for making a record of substance.

In the euro zone, the manufacturing recession also appeared to be easing, with indices rising at a record rate.

Stocks continued to rally on "tech-fever" yesterday, with the Hang Seng Index edging up to a record 16, 928. 2.

The company, based in Kazan in the Republic of Tatarstan, wants to establish a record in London before raising new funds.

At the top, you check to see if the user has posted this page to you; if so, you add a record to the database using the PDO library.

If 2011 is to be a record year for stocks, this earnings season had better get off to a strong start.

Indeed, the cost of debt insurance for European corporate bonds hit a record low in London yesterday.

EASL continued to maintain a scientific program of extremely high standards and reached a record of 3089 members from all over the world!

It was not only a record for the artist but, at the time, the highest price ever paid for the work of a living European artist at auction.

These data begin with the logs of a user's searches (in effect, a record of his interests) and his responses to advertisements.

He said his girlfriend's mother gave him the check to start a record business.

Last month, Peng applied to the British World Guinness Office for a record for the dress with the most pearls.

If he's more observer than athlete, he might enjoy helping a team as a record-keeper or equipment manager.

Temposhark. Com It's so exciting to see a young, new band not dependent on a record company to create beautiful things.

Even as the favorite, Ms. Kim managed to surpass expectations, tossing off a succession of perfect jumps on her way to a record-high score.

Gets or sets a collection of parameters that specify the conditions that must be true for a record to be included in the retrieved data.

Daniel Day-Lewis won a record third best actor Oscar on Sunday, confirming his status as one of the finest actors of his generation.

He's set to become Ireland's ninth president, coming first out of a record number of seven candidates contesting the election.

A thermal printer to produce a record is available as an added extra on some touch-screen machines.

Building a record of cooperation would make it that much easier to engage constructively when faced with the next crisis or conflict.

With the score of a record inserted at the beginning of the record line, the loop repeats.

Affordability, at least by some measures, is at a record high right now.

Working with a record store that contains multiple data types in each record presents a little more of a challenge, however.

Affordability, at least by some measures, is at a record high right now.

Working with a record store that contains multiple data types in each record presents a little more of a challenge, however.

Like CDs from most street vendors, these did not come from a record label. But neither are they illicit. They came directly from the band.

That's got to be a record in the short history of cloud computing.

Here in Shanghai, a registration center in the Zhabei district said it had a record 53 divorce filings on Tuesday, well above normal.

Japanese firms have been able to make $71 billion in foreign acquisitions so far in 2008, which is on track to be a record year.

You might have deleted a record that has a foreign key value related to it, or you might have violated a check constraint.

The result was a record loss for a British firm and a government bail-out that could cost taxpayers many billions of pounds.

Pressure mounted on the dollar yesterday as it dropped to a record low against the euro and a 26-year trough against the pound.

There are other persons who can be involved in the creation of a record, but are not necessary to its existence. They are.

It has also been a record year for inbound deals as both countries start to accept the reality of global business flows.

Even so, its average selling price for large-sized panels had nearly halved from a year ago, to a record low of $109.

But the wind and solar sectors were still poised for a record year in 2010, operators and investors say.

The largest differential occurred in Europe, with a 17% increase in investment but a 35% drop in the number of deals (a record low).

These concerns are backed up by the fact that the number of mortgages offered in April slumped to a record low.

By protecting the ranges of keys between rows, it also prevents phantom insertions or deletions into a record set accessed by a transaction.

"The value of imports in the first quarter hit a record high for the first time of more than $400bn, " said the customs administration.

Before that, only those wealthy enough to commission portraits had a record of what they looked like as children.

Although the U. S. auto market is finally showing signs of bottoming out, the delinquency rate on new car loans has jumped to a record high.

The customer hands over their cash, Square calculates the change, and the merchant has a record of every purchase.

I told him to keep a record of his expenses.

Many girls signed up for the singing contest, but only the winner would be awarded a record contract.

At the end of the workflow, the state of the damage claim is updated to Closed and the case is declared as a record as appropriate.

She also appeared in a local talent contest where she danced to a record by 'The Who' wearing only a bikini and body paint.

Everybody's afraid of failure to an extent, but I'm not so concerned about the failure of a record, I'm more worried about failure in life.

He made a record of what he had seen.

Japan's core CPI fell for six straight months, on a year-to-year basis, ending with a record 2. 4% decline in August.

The president said the United States is the largest exporter in the world, exporting a record $1. 4 trillion in goods and services in 2006.

There has been a record of significant interaction between Eastern and Western medical systems for several hundred years.

A rare 2-seat version of Britain's most famous Fighter plane--The Spit Fire has been sold for a record sum at an auction in London.

That left a trade surplus, or margin by which exports exceeded imports, of $28. 7 billion, 15% more than a year earlier and a record.

The database operation failed to determine the distinguished name associated with a record.

If a user belongs to ClearQuest GroupA, then only that person should be able to submit a record to any of the three databases.

Each item, or object, in an object list can be thought of as a record in a database.

Since the only things I can remember are places, it's more like a record.

Tesco is breaking its decade-long pursuit of overseas organic growth, with a record cash purchase of a chain of hypermarkets in South Korea.

The clerk of every church should keep a record of all marriages solemnized in his branch.

In April, China's vehicle sales jumped 25 percent, compared with a year earlier, to a record monthly high of 1. 15 million units.

Gold closed Monday "at a record $1, 402. 80 per troy ounce, " the front page of The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.

Under History retention, choose the length of time you want to retain a record of your log shipping history.

The system of serving as a record is an important form of legislative intendance .

As with public debt and a record federal deficit, the U. S. government is facing pressure from Congress to cut spending.

It occurs to me that it will be useful to keep a record of this, if one is thinking long-term.

The property law took a record 7 years of debating through out of the country.

You will end up with a record of things you are grateful for which it will be very helpful to read in times of stress or unhappiness.

It's been a bumper year for Royal Dutch Shell. Its latest results show earnings up a massive 85 percent, hitting a record $13 billion.

Excluding Japan, revenue was $3. 0 billion, up 35% from the $2. 2 billion a year earlier and a record for the first quarter of a year.

'It's safe to say this will be a record, ' he said.

The rate cut expectations put put pressure on the dollar which dropped to within touching distance of a record low against the euro.

Edit the product name of a record, click Update, and then examine the drop-down list to be sure that the updated name is displayed.

The judges will be a little skittish about giving light sentences to a man with a record.

The definitive proxy statement will be mailed to stockholders as of a record date to be established for voting on the proposed transaction.

We could sign an act to a record deal, a publishing deal, a merchandising deal and a live agency deal, and provide all the services.

Queued applications that keep a record of messages that have left the computer's outgoing queue can copy the messages to a journal queue.

2001 was a year of great commitments: 30 attendances and 12 goals, a record for a defender in Italy.

THE Queensland floods have depleted coal stockpiles at Gladstone, one of the nation's biggest coal ports, to a record low.

"Maybe we'll set a record for the size of a pumpkin pie next, " said Holland, who has won the competition five years in a row.

The push for a record price would be strongly opposed by steelmakers and mining executives are braced for extremely difficult talks.

"I will seek somebody with a sharp and independent mind and a record of excellence and integrity, " the president said.

An outcome is a record (log) of a decision actually made on a project, along with its justification.

Similarly, a field within a record may be a name or a social security number, but it is never a name and a social security number.

Usage: Use of a song by a record label or other corporate entity, as a downloadable printed product delivered via the world wide web.

In this operation, the user needs to be able to select a record from a list, then delete that record.

the fourth book of the Old Testament; contains a record of the number of Israelites who followed Moses out of Egypt.

Republicans nominated an old warrior with a record of making hard decisions and absorbing the blows that ensue.

The meeting at the carmaker's customer center near its factory in Spartanburg was upbeat; sales were heading for a record that year.

Investors have pumped a record amount of money into equity funds focused on emerging markets this year in a sharp reversal of sentiment.

Remarkably, that was the only contact between the two great powers of which a record survives.

It describes not only a developing history of a business group but a record of economic developing in modern society.

In Shanghai for the show's opening, he spoke with The Wall Street Journal about his work, China and being in a record club with Rick Moody.

We get out our family notebook, which has a record of each family meeting, among other things.

Both November and December saw a record volume of construction starts, which are up 75% from a year earlier for the quarter.

These tables can be helpful in finding a record with a specific set of characteristics.

Microsoft and Unisys announced a record for loading data into a relational database using an Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) tool.

This could be a record year for tornadoes, but you don't see too many of them up in Massachusetts.

Registering the puppies creates a record of their place in the history of your breeding program and in the development of the breed.

It was my ninth time appearing in front of a Nashville executive to sing a few songs and try to snag a record deal.

It was a record the rest of the world looked on with a mixture of respect and envy.

The next sixty-four bytes are the partition table, which contains a record for each of four partitions (sixteen bytes each).

They're trying to get all UN member states to co-sponsor their resolution, a record set by Greece in 2004.

All the signs are that this will be a record year for the Fringe, with advance ticket sales 20% up on 2007.

The Bank of Korea cut its rate by a full percentage point to a record low of 3 per cent.

This book could hardly be considered as my travel notes. It is, rather, a record of my complex emotional journey at the time.

He was also the first person to attempt to make a record of the entire collection.

The United States' trade deficit with China hit a record $273 billion in 2010 and could top that this year.

I believe that when you have kept a record of your thoughts for quite a while you'll have some fascinating reading on your hands.

China spent a record amount on its wind power industry in the last quarter, according to a report from Ernst & Young, the consultancy.

Their exposure at the surface of Earth today provides a record of the subduction zone process.

Statistics also show that part-time work and 65 years of age to reduce the magnitude of the number of practitioners are also a record.

Yet the misjudgment and misadventure in Iraq will forever soil a record that could have been so much better.

In a race where every second matters, it was a devastating blow to Armstrong's hopes of winning a record eighth Tour de France.

Such a record fills one with foreboding over the choice of the first EU president.

Official figures showed that exports fell by a record 46% in January from a year earlier.

As a record of the last stage of open hearth existance, the article gives reference data for steelmaking process study.

Aquarius is actually pressing a Record Store Day release of its own, a live CD by the New York psychedelic band White Hills.

The Bank of England voted to hold rates at a record low Thursday despite high inflation, in order to safeguard a shaky recovery.

The construction boom continues at a record pace in North America, driving a strong demand for trained carpenters.

Knowest thou not that Allah knows all that is in heaven and on earth? Indeed it is all in a Record, and that is easy for Allah.

The Associated Press came up with a mobile app with updates of World Cup scores; the app garnered a record number of downloads.

when the customer confirms it, or repeats the query, the system develops a record of the different ways the target word can be spoken.

Fargo is on higher alert after forecasters said the Red River could crest higher than predicted this weekend, at a record of 43 feet.

Although there was a record plunge in confidence in April, the "Golden Week" holiday in early May produced an unexpected flurry of tourism.

Consumer confidence is at a record low and retail sales are falling. The availability of jobs hit its lowest level in four years in October.

The extra money also pushed the price of housing to a record high all over the country.

We said this has got to be a record.

First, a record high number of foreign students enrolled in degree programs in the U. S. , despite the global financial crisis.

He also acts as a record producer for his own recordings, and occasionally for other artists.

In 1973 David filled Wembly Stadium, London six times in three days, a record that not even the Rolling Stones have been able to emulate.

An update operation could change a record in a child table such that it no longer has a matching record in the associated parent table.

This might be a record breaking event in my life . . . I'm really not friendly with computers.

Each row in the table stores a set of related data and the data stored in a row is called a record.

A source element is a record that has an identifier, a distinguished value, and a set of output records.

He had to witness the log entries and sign the affidavits, so they've got a record of his papers.

T: But a record of your pay and deductions. You can check it to make sure that your pay is correct.

Chao kept a record of his good and bad deeds, putting white beans in a jar for the former and black for the latter.

The smart host identity can be the FQDN of a smart host server , a mail exchange ( MX ) record, or an address (A) record .

The euro fell to a record low versus the Swiss franc and its worst level in two months against sterling.

United can make it a record four titles in a row next year.

In contrast stands a record of fraud and corruption in high places during the brief Harding regime unparalleled since the Grant era.

Acts is a record of transition from Old Testament to New Testament, from the Age of Law to the Age of Grace, the Church Age.

And if the monsoon meets expectations, the country may produce a record crop of grains this year.

District The Ombudsman immediately wrote to the Chief of Police in the district asking him to send a record of the case.

Used to define which servers serve copies of this zone. It must point to an A record, not a CNAME.

Constraint that defines rules for how related child records should be updated when a record in a master table is updated or deleted.

Expect a great deal of written communication, both to back up decisions and to maintain a record of decisions and discussions.

A newspaper advertisement promised the result would be "a record novel: record speed, record endurance and, dare we add, record talent! "

Were you trying to set a record?

Even if the current euro to a record high, the sense of the line-up is also very small space.

There was also a fresh warning sign that the economic crisis could further intensify social unrest, after a record jump in unemployment.

Well, it's not a big deal, but I'd been told before to not be too open about being a lesbian when signing with a record company.

Growth in the number of sole traders helped to push up the number of businesses in the UK to a record high, according to official figures.

Cambridge University are helping first year students with their sex education - by handing out a record number of condoms.

First-half lending rose to a record 7. 37 trillion yuan, more than three times the amount a year earlier.

I-and A-type composite granites of the Panshan pluton in the Jixian, Tianjin: a record of regional tectonic transformation?

Seafarers shall be given a document containing a record of their employment on board the ship.

Seek one-to-one mapping of a record to a work item and field and value mappings to ease configuration.

Over and over again looking at a record of your past mood, the feeling is so pale.

In fact, I couIdn't find a record of him at any of the big schooIs.

Do you think you need to have special musical training to make a record?

That's why I got this new blog tonight. I hope I can keep a record of my feeling and I can share my happiness with friends.

When a session reads a record, the version store is consulted to determine what version of the record the session should view.

Official data show that fixed-asset investment leapt by an astonishing 39% in the year to May, or by a record 49% in real terms.

The idea was that the SNCF, which made a record net profit in 2007 of euro1 billion, should pay for such discounts itself.

Building the world's tallest building that seems to be a record that is forever unreachable.

The deficit was a record $455 billion in fiscal 2008, more than double a year earlier.

that has got to be a record.

This program accepts an operation code and a record key as inputs, then reads the VSAM dataset and returns the record back to CICS.

None of them lived for a long time, as they inevitably died because of the tissue rejection. One month was a record period for these dogs.

And India, with its history of murky and investor-unfriendly rules on infrastructure investment, has a record of disappointment.

Michael Eastman: I believe that photographs, regardless of their intent, eventually become of more interest as a record of history.

This method requires a schema alteration every time a record changes, because you're going to be adding one new field for each change.

In most XML databases, the fundamental unit is the XML document, which roughly corresponds to a record in a traditional database.

The meeting on Capitol Hill was told by the campaign group that the military suicide rate for 2009 as on track to set a record.

Analysis reports provide a record history that can be used for many purposes, including decision support, quality control, and compliance.

Also, one FA Cup semi-final, and now one Champions League semi-final. Amazing. They've got a record to be proud of there.

A record of attendance (for small meetings, a list of those present or absent; for large meetings, the number of members in attendance).

Divestitures have risen to a record share of global mergers and acquisitions activity so far this year, according to Dealogic data.

Mr. Kittinger praised Mr. Baumgartner's courage for proceeding with the mission and said that he had more than broken a record.

Stocks stumble out of gate Thursday with the Dow Jones Industrials Average dropped to a new 52-week low amid a record high energy prices.

3i shares hit a record low in late-January on fears it may be forced to shore up its finances through a rights issue or cheap asset sales.