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recursiveSee recursion. recursive [ri′kər·siv] (mathematics) Pertaining to a process that is inherently repetitive, with the results of each repetition usually depending upon those of the previous repetition.
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However, consistently sorting out the recursive strings from the nonrecursive ones required some 10,000 to 50,000 tries. The legacy model is elegant in its simplicity--simplicity that makes it easy to remember while conveying some of the complexities of the systems engineering problem-solving methodology--such as its iterative and recursive nature. At the conclusion of this course the student will be prepared for successful database design and programming for SQL Server 2005, including using all the new features such as Management Studio, recursive queries, integrated projects and output pivoting. |
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