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explain the uses of deadlock it will lead to deadlock since this is the only place where incoming acknowledgements are processed without this code
explain the concept of deadlockyes it can direct to deadlock suppose that a batch of frames arrived correctly and were accepted then receiver will
what is message switchingmessage switching transmits data units which can be arbitrarily long packet switching has a utmost packet size if any
what is the error handlingtraditionally bits have been sent over line lacking any error correcting scheme in physical layer the presence of the cpu
the cross-section of twisted pairthe cross-section of each and every strand of the twisted pair is pi4 square mm a 10-km length of this type of
explain the term- signal-to-noise ratio a signal-to-noise ratio of 20 db means that sn 100 as log2101 is around 6658 the shannon limit is around
explain how the object classes are mapped to tableseach object class maps to one or more than one tables in the database the objects in the class may
what are the advantages and disadvantages of merging an association into a class advantages i less number of tablesii faster performance due
what are the advantages of object idthe main advantages of object ids are as belowi ids are not changing ii ids are completely independent of the
what is an object ideach class-derived table has an id for primary key one or more object ids form primary key for association derived tables an
what are advantages of object modelsobject models are efficient for communicating with the application experts and reaching a consensus about the
what is the main advantage of the object model what are its different componentsthe object model focuses on the logical data structures each object
what are the different integrity constraints in rdbmsthe various integrity constraints in rdbms are asprimary key primary key is a grouping of one or
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what are the advantages of object oriented databases in comparison with others why it is still not widely usedobject oriented designs are coherent
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what is serialization where it is used and why serialization is a basic term used for mechanisms which enable objects and object structures to be
what do you mean by persistence how you will make your data persistentpersistent data is the data which has a longer lifetime than program which has
discuss how the bi-directional implementations are madein bi-directional implementation of the association a pair of references must implement every
discuss how the one-to-one associations have to be implementedsome of properties of associations can be implemented directly by providing suitable
what are the two distinct aspects to the implementation of associationsi it is required to define data declarations which will enable details of
what is the difference between link and referencethe fundamental difference between links and references is that links are symmetrical on the other
what are object interaction diagramsobject interaction diagrams are the diagrams that used to describe order in which messages are communicated in
what is the most significant feature that does not directly map into programming language structures whyassociation since there are complex types of