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Here s where Change Tracking shows results. The primary keys of the rows that have been modi ed since (or after) a given version number can be found by querying the ChangeTable table-valued function, passing to it the Change Tracking table and a beginning version number. For example, passing table XYZ and version number 10 to ChangeTable will return the changes for version 11 and following that were made to table XYZ. Think of the version number as the number of the last synchronization, so this synchronization needs all the changes after the last synchronization. In this case, the Change Tracking table is HumanResources.Department and the beginning version is 0:

For more about disappearing rows, the WITH CHECK OPTION, and their implications for security, refer to 14, Projecting Data Through Views.

The testing for Hutchworld is more typical. There were fewer participants and only one version of the system was tested at any time. In the TRIS test a larger number of participants were involved and the tests were more like an experiment. TRIS is complex, particularly the mapping between TRIS and the underlying functionality, although the system's purpose is clearly defined. By the time the usability specialists started the tests, they believed that they had fixed the major usability problems because they had responded first to the expert reviewers' feedback and then to the GOMS analysis. They were therefore confident that the new design would be better than the original one, but they had to demonstrate this to the IRS. This style of testing was also possible because there were thousands of potential users and the cost savings over 50 million calls justified the cost of this elaborate testing procedure.

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For the WinNT provider, the AdsPath can also include the class name of the object to which you want to bind. The main reason to do this is to improve the response time for binding the object. In this example, you specify the user class:

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Each entry has seven data elds, with each eld separated by a colon. The system uses the data in these elds to assign speci c features for the user. These elds are: The username The user s password (or a placeholder if the password is stored in another le)

In a network with LDPoRSVP tunneling, two types (or roles) of routers are aware of the LDPoRSVP tunneling and are explicitly configured with LDPoRSVP: PE routers and ABRs. PE Routers The SDPs are established between PE routers end-to-end across the multiple-area backbone network to transport the IP/MPLS VPN traffic. PE routers participating in the same service establish pseudowires over the SDP to send VPN traffic to the correct destination. PE routers in one area with LDPoRSVP enabled establish RSVP-TE LSPs to ABR(s) within the area and use them to tunnel the LDP-LSP-encapsulated traffic to the ABR(s). ABRs The ABRs are located between areas. ABRs have RSVP-TE LSPs within each area they reside in. They relay the traffic between RSVP-TE LSP tunnels used by the same end-to-end LDP-LSP tunnel. All other routers in the network (P routers acting as LSRs) are not aware of either the services or the LDPoRSVP tunneling. These routers are transiting routers with RSVP-TE LSP tunnels established through them and only perform label swapping on the outermost label to transit traffic between PE routers and/or ABRs.

PROBLEMS 1. Compute the amount of a radionuclide necessary to perform an experiment with a sample count rate of 1000 cpm, a detector ef ciency of 33%, a sample aliquot for counting consisting of 10% of the total isolated sample and where the percent incorporation of the nuclide into the total isolated sample was 0.5%. 2. Isotope X, with a half-life of 5 d, is to be used in an experiment that includes the following factors: (a) sample count rate of 100 cpm, (b) detector ef ciency of 10%, (c) assume the sample with the lowest count rate will represent a 0.5% incorporation, and (d) assume all samples will represent only 5% of the total isotope administered. What amount of X must be used 3. Three tracers, 90-y 151Sm (0.076 MeV b2, 100% of the disintegrations and 0.022 MeV X-ray, 4%), 244.3-d 65Zn (0.33 MeV b2, 1.7% of disintegrations and 0.511 MeV g rays, 3.45), and 14.3-d 32P (1.71 MeV b2, 100% of the disintegrations) will be used simultaneously in a multitracer experiment. Suppose you wish to measure the uptake of these three elements in the blood of a rat and the loss of these elements to the rest of the rat s organs and tissue from the blood. What levels of the tracer will you inject into the rat Why (Assume that you will withdraw 0.1-mL blood volumes every hour for 24 h. The total blood volume of an adult rat is about 15 mL.) 4. A 10-mL sample of blood is withdrawn from a patient, and the red cells are labeled with 51Cr, a 27-d g emitter. One milliliter of the labeled blood diluted to 15 mL with water gave a net counting rate of 33,000 cpm (background corrected). The remaining labeled blood is injected back into the patient, and after several hours 10 mL of blood is withdrawn and counted as before. The net counting rate (background corrected) was 500 cm. What is the total volume of the patient s blood 5. Isotope dilution analysis is applied to the following analysis. Calculate the amount of the compound Y present in the sample and express your answer as percent by weight. A 1-g sample is analyzed for compound Y, molecular weight of 150. A derivative is formed of compound Y and the added radioactive Y (1.5 mCi at a speci c activity of 3 mCi/mmol). The derivative, molecular weight of 150 (1 mol of compound Y per mole of derivative), is recrystallized until pure. It has a speci c activity of 4.44 103 dpm/mg. 6. A 5-kg batch of crude penicillin was assayed by isotope dilution analysis: To a 1-g sample of the batch was added 10 mg of pure penicillin having an activity of 10,500 cpm; only 1.40 mg of pure penicillin having an activity of 290 cpm was recovered. What is the penicillin content of the batch 7. Isotope dilution analysis permits one to determine the purity of a radiochemical. Compound X, molecular weight of 150 (speci c activity 1.0 mCi/mmol), was checked for purity by carefully weighing 1.5 mg of the radiochemical and mixing with 1000 mg of unlabeled compound X and recrystallizing until a