- Industry: Computer
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The type of the query variable in a LINQ query. The type of the variable that represents the data source is also a queryable type. A queryable type can be implicitly or explicitly typed, but in either case it must be a generic IEnumerable or IQueryable type.
Industry:Software
A class type whose name is generated by the compiler and that inherits directly from Object. Members of an anonymous type are properties that are inferred from the object initializer that creates instances of the type.
Industry:Software
A single clause of a query expression. There are several different query clauses, each identified by its initiating query keyword. For instance, the "from/From clause" refers to clauses like "From c In customers" in Visual Basic, or "from c in customers" in C#.
Industry:Software
The user account that the worker processes servicing the application pool use as their process identity. Process identity is the term that is used to denote the account that a process runs under.
Industry:Software
An operating system term that denotes the account that a process runs under.
Industry:Software
A set of permissions that can be granted to users or SharePoint groups on an entity such as a site, library, list, folder, item, or document.
Industry:Software
A server program on a computer in a distributed network that handles the business logic between users and backend business applications or databases. Application servers also can provide transaction management, failover, and load balancing. An application server is often viewed as part of a three-tier application consisting of a front-end GUI server such as an HTTP server (first tier), an application server (middle tier), and a backend database and transaction server (third tier).
Industry:Software
A rule that applies to a specific URL or range of URLs on which you can configure crawling to reduce the resources that are used on the server that is being crawled.
Industry:Software
In ASP.NET, built-in functionality for common application tasks. ASP.NET includes application services for authentication (ASP.NET membership), persistent per-user information (profile properties), and more.
Industry:Software
