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concatenateTo link structures together. Concatenating files appends one file to another. In speech synthesis, units of speech called "phonemes" (k, sh, ch, etc.) are concatenated to produce meaningful sounds.
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| What you want to do, in technical terms, is concatenate the content of two cells into a third--a technique often used in consolidating data. Using UltraCopy, all the individual snapshot backups can be scheduled for a routine copy operation that concatenates them all to one or more tapes for off-site storage, thus providing full disaster recovery protection. This feature makes it easier for developers to perform mathematical manipulations and concatenate multiple parameters. |
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