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control break

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control break

A change of category used to trigger a subtotal. For example, if data are subtotalled by state, a control break occurs when NJ changes to NM. See also Ctrl-Break.


control break [kən′trōl ‚brāk]
(computer science)
A key change which takes place in a control data field, especially in the execution of a report program.
A suspension of computer operation that is accomplished by simultaneously depressing the control key and the break key.


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Control Break International (CBI), developer of SafeBoot(R) solutions and a market leader in mobile data encryption technology, today announced that it has changed its name to "SafeBoot" because the SafeBoot brand is more widely know to represent the suite of data security software that protects information stored on PCs, smartphones, USB storage devices laptops and other mobile computing devices.
Control Break International, a leading developer of enterprise-wide security software, today announced the availability of Service Pack 2 for version 4.
Innis comes to Stellar from mobile data security provider Control Break International Corporation, where he was president of that firm's U.
 
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