I refer you to this answer first, the difference between batch and online processing:-
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So bearing in mind what was said in that article it is probable that all systems will eventually go online once distributed processing and automated systems of collection begin to be used widely. This will all depend on cost at the end of the day.
By twenty years time however, it is entirely possible that such will be the changes in computing capacity and speed that the question will be irrelevant. New semi conducting materials made possible by nano technology will revolutionize the industry to say nothing of the brave new world offered by quantum computing if realised.
It is both, it contain both elements of batch processing and elements of real-time processing. PIN verification uses real-time processing and the customer record shall only be updated at the end of the day(batch processing).
It is both, it contain both elements of batch processing and elements of real-time processing. PIN verification uses real-time processing and the customer record shall only be updated at the end of the day(batch processing).
There are a number of data processing techniques that can be used. The most common ones are batch processing, online processing, real-time processing and distributed processing.
There are different methods of data processing. Some methods are manual data processing, mechanical data processing, online processing, batch processing and electrical data processing.
a) Batch processingb) Real - Time processingc) online processingd) Distributed processinge) Time sharing Processingf) Multi- processingg) Transaction processingYour welcome :^)explain each:|]
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explain the difference between batch processing and real-time processing
Batch processing generally means using a scripting language to queue one or more jobs that will work one after the other without any manual intervention. That is, the actual processing is automated, the only input required from the user is in order to set up the batch. Contrast with online or interactive data processing which requires user-input throughout the process. In batch processing, the input is typically generated from input files collated as a batch, and the output of one job can often be used as input for the next job, dependant upon the type of processing. Some software includes batch processing modes of their own, but for those that don't, command sequences can be crafted using scripting languages, either from within the program itself (where supported) or externally at operating system level. Operating system command scripts can also be employed for batch processing, hence they are also known as batch files.
Batch processing generally means using a scripting language to queue one or more jobs that will work one after the other without any manual intervention. That is, the actual processing is automated, the only input required from the user is in order to set up the batch. Contrast with online or interactive data processing which requires user-input throughout the process. In batch processing, the input is typically generated from input files collated as a batch, and the output of one job can often be used as input for the next job, dependant upon the type of processing. Some software includes batch processing modes of their own, but for those that don't, command sequences can be crafted using scripting languages, either from within the program itself (where supported) or externally at operating system level. Operating system command scripts can also be employed for batch processing, hence they are also known as batch files.
There are two types of credit card processing, real time and deferred (or batch) processing. Most stores and online services use real time which instantly communicates with your bank. Deferred processing waits for a certain number of transactions and then processes them in one batch. This could take hours to days.
Not necessarily. It depends on what you are processing.
1)online processing 2)real-time processing 3)distributed processing 4)time-sharing 5)batch processing 6)multiprocessing 7)multitasking 8)interactive procrssing