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What is non-loss decomposition in database?
Nonloss-decomposition is data normalization without the loss of information.
What are the main factors a shipper should consider when doing a shipment?
Distance, weight, access, special considerations (hazardous materials, fragile materials, the need for special permits, etc), loss prevention measures.
Why does shop use database for?
Database is most important of all. It is required everywhere. In shop it is used to store products info , loss , gain etc.
What factors effect loss ratios?
To explain loss ratio we have to start by the factors included in a loss. The loss factors are: Claims paid plus net reserves plus incurred but not reported (IBNR) plus provision for adverse deviation (PAD) Total them and substract your total with Total recoveries (actual +potential) You now have the total loss. Once we have these factors, we can divide the loss by the earned premium to obtain the ratio.
3 factors that cause loss in value of tangible assets?
Which two factors cause the loss in value of tangible assets
What are the factors in loss on drying?
Moisture
Can a company write off tools and materials that are stolen as a loss?
Yes, a company can write of any tools or materials that have been stolen as a loss. This is done for tax purposes.
What factors contribute to the loss of wetlands?
WHAT FACTORS CONTRIBUTE TO THE LOSS OF WETLANDS? We humans pollute the air thus taking away habitats and life!
Why can a failure in a database environment be more serious than one in a non-database environment?
Database failures for Production envionments could be downtime for the database (data cannot be retrieved or uploaded) or a data loss in which a recovery needs to be performed, which also equates to downtime until the data is recovered. Businesses equate downtime to $$$ loss. It is a database administrator's job to ensure the database is designed for minimal downtime--the recovery is measured in "MTR" (meantime to recovery). What's the fastest way the data can be restored? A full recovery? A point in time? (roll the data up right before the data loss occurred). This must be done carefully through communcation with the individuals where the data loss occurred. If the DBA is given the wrong time and the data is rolled forward beyond the corruption point, then the recovery must be started again. There is much more to this subject.......based on each company's database, design, data, etc.
What are the disavantages of oracle database?
The lag time allows for the loss of database of the standby database (the standby database is only as good as the last log applied there)There is only one failover possible (you can't fail back)No transparent application failover (jobs/queries would have to be restarted on the standby database)Manual reconfiguration of the standby database for certain eventsKey length (string) can exceed the maximumIt's pretty good for business solutions.
Can you measure hysteresis loss for diamagnetic materials?
what is hysteresis losses
What are the disadvantages of database migartion?
Disadvantages of database migration can include potential data loss or corruption during the migration process, extended downtime for applications relying on the database being migrated, and compatibility issues with the new database system leading to performance degradation. Planning and testing are crucial to mitigate these risks.
