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CDP is enabled, by default, on all Cisco devices. CDP updates are generated as multicasts every 60 seconds with a hold-down period of 180 seconds for a missing neighbor.The no cdp run command globally disables CDP, while the no cdp enable command disables CDP on an interface (you should do this on a

Figure 9-11 Multiple dimensions can be added to the rows and columns, and the order in which they appear in the row and column boxes determines how they will be displayed in the PivotTable.

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System defines the following delegates:

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Statements of impact for revenue-generating and revenue-supporting business functions could quantify financial impact per unit of time (be sure to use the same units of time for all functions so that they can be easily compared with one another). Some examples include Inability to place orders for appliances will cost at the rate of $1200 per hour. Delays in payments will cost $45,000 per day in interest charges. As statements of impact are gathered, it might make sense to create several columns in the main worksheet, so that like units (names of functions, numbers of users, financial figures) can be sorted and ranked later on. When the BIA is completed, you ll have the following information about each process and system: Name of the system or process Who is responsible for it A description of its function Dependencies on systems Dependencies on suppliers Dependencies on key employees Quantified statements of impact in terms of revenue, users affected, and/or functions impacted You re almost home.

set { // set accessor code } } Here, type specifies the type of the property, such as int, and name is the name of the property. Once the property has been defined, any use of name results in a call to its appropriate accessor. The set accessor automatically receives a parameter called value that contains the value being assigned to the property. It is important to understand that properties do not define storage locations. Instead, a property typically manages access to a field. It does not, itself, provide that field. The field must be specified independently of the property. (The exception is the auto-implemented property added by C# 3.0, which is described shortly.) Here is a simple example that defines a property called MyProp, which is used to access the field prop. In this case, the property allows only positive values to be assigned.

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A s y o u develop an ERD, you should remember that an E R D contains business rules that enforce organizational policies and promote efficient communication among business stakeholders. A n E R D contains important business rules represented as primary keys, relationships, cardinalities, and generalization hierarchies. Primary keys support entity identification, an important requirement in business communication. Identification depen dency involves an entity that depends on other entities for identification, a requirement in s o m e business communication. Relationships indicate direct connections among units o f business communication. Cardinalities restrict the number o f related entities in relation ships supporting organizational policies and consistent business communication. General ization hierarchies with disjointness and completeness constraints support classification o f business entities and organizational policies. Thus, the elements o f an E R D are crucial for enforcement o f organizational policies and efficient business communication. For additional kinds o f business constraints, an E R D can be enhanced with informal documentation or a formal rules language. Since SQL:2003 supports a formal rules language (see s 11 and 14), a language is not proposed here. In the absence o f a formal rules language, business rules can be stored as informal documentation associated with entity types, attributes, and relationships. Typical kinds o f business rules to specify as informal documentation are candidate key constraints, attribute comparison constraints, null value constraints, and default values. Candidate keys provide alternative ways to iden tify business entities. Attribute comparison constraints restrict the values o f attributes either to a fixed collection o f values or to values o f other attributes. Null value constraints and default values support policies about completeness o f data collection activities.

Steel: Through or deck trusses with girder approach spans Trapezoidal box beams Variable depth girders (I shaped beams and box girders) Hybrid girders utilizing conventional steel for the web and high-performance steel for the anges Cable-stayed girders or box beams Deck or through arches Cable-stayed bridges Suspension bridges. Concrete: Segmental box designs Cable-stayed trapezoidal boxes Deck arches Floating bridges/pontoons Post-tensioned, spliced bulb tees Segmental viaducts with variable depth units.