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A satellite system is like a huge cellular network with the base stations (repeaters) located in space rather than on the earth s surface The zones of coverage are large, and they change in size and shape if the satellite moves relative to the earth s surface

Second process process id=process809f8748 taskpriority=0 logused=316 waitresource=PAGE: 6:1:351 spid=55 executionStack frame procname=WF.dbo.ViewForum line=9 stmtstart=416 stmtend=1734 sqlhandle=0x03000600ea7638177375ae00379b00000100000000000000 SELECT * FROM (Select ForumName, Forums.Descr,... inputbuf Proc [Database Id = 6 Object Id = 389576426] Resource list resource-list keylock hobtid=72057594038845440 dbid=6 objectname=WF.dbo.Users indexname=PK__Users mode=X associatedObjectId=72057594038845440 owner-list owner id=process809f8748 mode=X waiter-list waiter id=process803294c8 mode=S requestType=wait pagelock fileid=1 pageid=351 dbid=6 objectname=WF.dbo.Threads id=lock83255f80 mode=IX associatedObjectId=72057594038910976 owner-list owner id=process803294c8 mode=IX waiter-list waiter id=process809f8748 mode=S requestType=wait

Editor automatically adds trim to the end statement to make clear what s ending, as shown in boldface here:

The first thing to notice about the deadlock graph is that it s in two sections. First are the processes involved in the deadlock (indicated by B and C) followed by a list of resources involved in the deadlock (starting at D). The resource list includes information on which process owns the lock and in what mode, and which process is waiting for the lock and in what mode.

Geostationary-Orbit Satellites You learned about geostationary orbits in Chap 25 Geostationary satellites are used in television (TV) broadcasting, in telephone and data communication, for gathering weather and environmental data, and for radiolocation In geostationary satellite networks, earth-based stations can communicate through a single bird only when the stations are both on a line of sight with the satellite If two stations are nearly on opposite sides of the planet, say in Australia and Wisconsin, they must operate through two satellites to obtain a link (Fig 32-3) In this situation, signals are relayed between the two satellites, as well as between either satellite and its respective earth-based station A potential problem with geostationary satellite links is the fact that the signal path is long enough so that perceptible propagation delays occur This delay, and its observed effect, is known as latency This doesn t cause problems with casual communications or Web browsing, but it slows things down when computers are linked with the intention of combining their processing power Low-Earth-Orbit Satellites The earliest communications satellites orbited only a few hundred miles above the earth They were low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellites Because of their low orbits, LEO satellites took only about 90 minutes to complete one revolution Communication was spotty, because a satellite was in range of any given ground station for only a few minutes at a time This is the main reason why geostationary satellites became predominant once rocket technology progressed to the point where the necessary altitude and orbital precision could be obtained

set myString to " agriculture " display dialog "**" & trim(myString) & "**" on trim(myString) end trim

In this section, each of the processes involved in the deadlock is listed, along with details about what procedures and queries the process was running at the time of the deadlock.

The line that identifies the process contains a great deal of information of value:

with a space As long as this condition isn t met, the statement inside the loop sets myString to text 1 through 2 of myString, thus shortening it by one character each time The repeat loop appears in boldface here: