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checkpoint/restartA method of recovering from a system failure. A checkpoint is a copy of the computer's memory that is periodically saved on disk along with the current register settings (last instruction executed, etc.). In the event of any failure, the last checkpoint serves as a recovery point. checkpoint/restart [′chek‚pȯint ′rē‚stärt] (computer science) The procedures for resuming a processing run after it has been halted either accidentally or deliberately. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Make backups in round-the-clock environments, with full data availability Prioritize recovery objects, and select utilities and parameters, in advance Pre-process log records for essential objects Incorporate recovery into large, unattended batch job streams Implement and automate effective disaster recovery procedures Bypass data recovery, when possible, using Checkpoint/Restart technology (SoftBase Systems) SecureTransport provides reliable data transfer, guaranteed delivery, strong file integrity checking, and checkpoint/restart, even over unstable network connections or dial-up lines. Meiosys uses its proven application virtualization, stateful application relocation, and checkpoint/restart technologies to make stateful applications mobile. |
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