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fixes as multiples for bytes, but when talking or writing about bits per second, these prefixes refer to powers of 10 rather than powers of 2 A kilobit per second (1 kbps) is equal to 103 = 1000 bps, a megabit per second (1 Mbps) is equal to 10 6 = 1,000,000 bps, and a gigabit per second (1 Gbps) is equal to 109 = 1,000,000,000 bps (You won t often hear of data speed units larger than the gigabit per second) Hierarchically: 1 kbps = 1000 bps 1 Mbps = 1000 kbps 1 Gbps = 1000 Mbps Note the lowercase k in reference to kilo- meaning 103 or 1000, and the uppercase K in reference to kilo- meaning 210 or 1024 Note also that for the other prefix multipliers, uppercase letters are always used These are not typos! The k versus K distinction is a notational peculiarity, and is often ignored or overlooked You will sometimes see Kbps rather than kbps, or kB rather than KB, in technical papers and other documents As long as you know whether the author is writing about data speed (bits per second) or memory/storage (bytes), it should not be a problem But if you want to be rigorous, this peculiarity is worth remembering

Summary

A droplet is an AppleScript application that runs automatically when you drag items from a Finder window (or the Desktop) and drop them on the droplet s icon To recognize this drop action, the droplet has an open handler that accepts the input and runs the script

option is turned on by default for tempdb during a new install. This feature helps to ensure the integrity of the tempdb database. On the other hand, if you perform an inplace upgrade from an older SQL Server instance to SQL Server 2008, the CHECKSUM database option will not be automatically enabled for you on tempdb. To be on the safe side, you should manually enable the CHECKSUM database option on tempdb for added data protection.

A hard drive, also known as a hard disk, is a common form of mass storage for computer data The drive consists of several disks, called platters, arranged in a stack They are made of rigid, durable material that is coated with a ferromagnetic substance similar to that used in audio or video tape The platters are spaced a fraction of a centimeter apart Each has two sides (top and bottom) and two read/write heads (one for the top and one for the bottom) The assembly is enclosed in a sealed cabinet Figure 33-2A is an edgewise, cutaway view of the platters and heads in a typical hard drive

To turn a script into a droplet, you add an open handler to it Start the open handler with the on open command followed by the name of the parameter to which the droplet passes the list of files dropped on it You can call this parameter by any name you choose This example uses the name myFiles:

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As a DBA, it is a good idea to learn about the tempdb database and how it affects your SQL Server instances performance. You may quickly learn that you have a tempdb bottleneck and not even know it. If tempdb has become a bottleneck for your SQL Server, consider all your options and implement one at a time, beginning with the easiest ones, and if they don t resolve the bottleneck, consider the more difficult ones until you have resolved the problem. And, before you implement any of the suggestions in this chapter, it is a good idea to test them on a test platform.

End the open handler with the end open statement You can simply type the end keyword and have AppleScript Editor automatically add open when you compile the script