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The combination of bits H, G, J, and K is known as the protocol control indicator. Par.5 Call Reference. This is an optional parameter in IAM, ACM, CPG, REL, SUS, RES, FOT, INF, and INR messages (Fig. 11.2-6). The parameter identi es a particular ISUP call at an exchange and consists of a call identity (assigned by the exchange that sends the message) and the point code of that exchange (two octets in ITU-T-ISUP; three octets in ANSI-ISUP). It is used in one form of end-to-end signaling (Section 11.5). Par.6 Called Party Number. This is a mandatory variable-length parameter in IAM (Fig. 11.2-7). The parameter eld consists of several sub elds: Odd/even indicator (O/E): 0 1 Even number of address digits Odd number of address digits

Sometimes changing the order of the key columns can improve the selectivity of an index and improve its performance. Be careful, however, because other queries may depend on the order for their performance.

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All the topologies of a matching network constructed by three parts can be categorized into and T types. type and T types of impedance matching network contain three parts, either capacitor or inductor. There are eight possible alternative topologies in either the type or T type impedance matching networks, which are plotted in Appendix 10.A.6 and listed in Table 10.5.

A Reporting Services report consists of data sources, data sets, parameters, and the report layout or design. This section describes each of these report components.

Use the return value to pass back a success/fail value, but avoid using it to pass back actual data. If you only need to return a value and not a full data set, use an output parameter.

pairs, are then the opposite vertices of three rectangles. The concurrent lines are the three diagonals of these rectangles that do not pass through the chosen points. Since there are three ways to choose a vertex in the top line, and then two choices for the vertex in the middle line, after which the bottom choice is fixed in advance, we have 3 x 2 x 1 = 6 choices as expected. How many of the six points of concurrency will lie inside the rectangle