A non-interactive (non-conversational) application such as a printed report or a sort program. See batch processing and batch file. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction ...

The toolkit offers users technical guidance to improve consistency in batch applications. Full article brought to you by Rockwell Automation. Visit The Connected Enterprise for more. Rockwell ...

Typically, most applications consist of both batch and online workloads. This is true even today, when most of our attention has turned to online and web-based interaction. Sure, online activities are ...

Most enterprise IT operations rely heavily on batch processing operations. The reliance doesn't go away when you move to a service-oriented architecture (SOA), yet SOA just means online transaction ...

Easton’s glove guru Eric Walbridge—the Glove Cowboy—knows ball gloves. He has an extensive knowledge of patterns, designs and leathers. And as the leader of Easton’s glove program, he’s able to put ...

When the SAS/ACCESS interface to IMS-DL/I accesses DL/I databases, it executes within a DL/I subsystem. DL/I subsystems are either batch or online: Usually, an online DL/I subsystem is used by ...

There are two different techniques for training a neural network: batch and online. Understanding their similarities and differences is important in order to be able to create accurate prediction ...

Batch effects are the systematic non-biological differences between batches (groups) of samples in microarray experiments due to various causes such as differences in sample preparation and ...