The phrase "application transactions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software, databases, or financial systems where actions or processes are performed within an application.
Example: "The system logs all application transactions to ensure data integrity and security."
Alternatives: "software transactions" or "app transactions".
In real-world applications, transactions are changed whether insertion or deletion in a dynamic database.
In most cases the core business value chain will need to be opened up by mobile-enabling legacy enterprise applications, transactions, and databases to make core functions available on which to build a set of new mobile-friendly business functions.
The reason is that they come from different internal and external sources that are available at multiple locations (geographic as well as different healthcare providers' sites) in numerous legacy and other applications (transaction processing applications, databases, etc).. Further, the data may be in multiple formats, e.g., flat files,.csv, relational tables, ASCII/text, etc.
For example, consider a subscriber that stipulates a certain mean response time threshold as an SLO for their application's transactions.
This is best achieved if the serial part of the application (the transactions) continues to run on the ControlFlow host and the parallel part of the application is migrated into a DataFlow accelerator.
In real-world applications, new transactions may be added into databases frequently.
Our analysis refines the application of transaction cost economics to the understanding of the role of management accounting in different governance mechanisms.
MoR-Trust is a purely decentralized peer-to-peer trust management system, targeted towards networks and applications supporting transactions or collaborations of a quantitative nature.
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