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User thread

However, the domino effect would not occur if it could safely be assumed that each thread s data was fully validated before it was output, i.e., was transmitted from one thread to another. (Similarly, the effect would be avoided if a thread could validate its inputs fully.) Such an assumption is in effect made in simple transaction-based systems, in which outputs from the database thread to a user thread are allowed to occur only after a transaction has been committed in response to a user command. Moreover, in such systems the notion of commitment is regarded as absolute, so that once the commitment has been made, there is no going back, i.e., there is no provision for the possibility that a database output (or a user input) was invalid. [Pg.149]

The threads we have discussed so far are known as kernel threads. These threads are provided by the operating system, which can schedule different threads to run simultaneously on different processors. Another type of thread is a user thread (or user-space thread), which is scheduled by the program itself. There are two ways to perform this scheduling an operating system timer can... [Pg.60]

Because the middle tier handles concurrent requests from many user sessions, architects and developers are forced to consider threading issues that are considered difficult for many junior developers. [Pg.40]

ASYST. ASYST is probably the most comprehensive of the mentioned packages. It supports not only several types of cards, but it allows to do data analysis and create a graphical representation of the data. It uses a FORTH-like threaded interpretive language which provides a great deal of speed and flexibility. The software package can be bought in modules which allows the user to set up a data acquisition system to his needs. [Pg.175]

Amines have also been microencapsulated within small cellulosic or polyelectrolyte capsules. This is a method for keeping the amine separate from the epoxy resin during storage. When the user decides to initiate cure, the capsules are broken, usually in the application process, and the amine is free to react with the epoxy resin. A successful example of this type of product is an epoxy adhesive that can be preapplied to machine screw threads. When the screw is ultimately threaded into place, the shearing action causes the capsule to break. Bond strengths are generally low for this type of adhesive, but this may not be important in certain applications. [Pg.237]

Because of its focus on remote services, Tavema has evolved a fault tolerance subsystem that allows the user to fine-tune the required behavior when a particular service fails for some reason. The user can configure the number of retries, delays, and alternate servers. Multiple threads may be used to make a number of parallel requests to remote service where, for example, the service is supported on a cluster architecture. [Pg.443]

Thread protectors furnished on threaded pipe. This is not necessarily specified in industry standards and must be indicated by the user if required. [Pg.60]

Threads are used to transport material from the shoulder down to the bottom of the pin for example, a clockwise tool rotation requires left-handed threads. A round or domed end to the pin tool reduces the tool wear upon plunging and improves the quahty of the weld root directly underneath the bottom of the pin. The best dome radius was specified as 75% of the pin diameter. It was claimed that as the dome radius decreased (up to a flat-bottom tool), a higher probability of poor-quality weld was encountered, especially directly below the pin (Ref 85). The versatility of the cylindrical pin design is that the pin length and diameter can readily be altered to suit the user s needs. Also, machining a radius at the bottom of the threads will increase tool life by eliminating stress concentrations at the root of the threads. [Pg.16]

In some cases, the details can cause data conversion problems, especially with the geometry of the part which has too many triangles while converting. These failures are common around comers where roundings meet, threads etc. In these cases a less detailed or intentionally simplified model of the part is better for generating a good DMU. The user has to think, if in the case of the thread of a screw for example (not meaning a spiral conveyor) is necessary for DMU purposes or further work in the CAx chain (Fig. 13.2). [Pg.362]


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