Failure recovery tries to bring the flow of execution to a consistent state, e.g., re-executing tasks that produced incorrect outputs.
Using the checkpoint, pipeline execution can be resumed from the point where it terminated (in this case, at the most recently executed ' wait' statement) and can properly re-execute pending tasks (i.e. the tasks that previously failed execution).
"The Partnership" — the voice of New York's business elite — "says, 'We're more mobile than we ever were before, and we're not going to stay in New York.' " At a recent dinner party, he heard friends talking about re-executing their wills in Florida and New Jersey to escape higher New York taxes.
Iran's judiciary has argued that he was sentenced to death, rather than to hanging, and should be re-executed.
Postnup agreements – where you re-execute a prenup, usually six months after getting married – are becoming more accepted in the UK too.
The objective is to prevent the broker from re-executing the same transaction if it fails and recovers.
Reapplying user's decisions based on our model was at least 89% faster than naïvely re-executing the integration process.
Through re-executing SCED based on a large amount of historical operation data, system operators first classify the four different cases due to a targeted attack line error, which are illustrated in Sect.
As a result, a significant reduction can be gained in both the command identification/transmission time and the image restoration time compared to traditional recovery schemes, which restore the contents by re-executing all of the commands invoked during the course of the session.
Unfortunately, if the constraints change, the algorithms must be re-executed.
The CPU frequency is varied afterwards and the benchmarks are re-executed.
