Which is the 6 by 6 rule for presentations?

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If i’m expending amazon cloud front, can I custom direct connect to handover objects from my own data center?

61

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What is corporate assesses?

1942

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What are the features that kotlin support and java doesn’t?

135

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how to calculate mivan shuttering matrial

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Explain the process of recievables in oracle financials. : oracle accounts receivable

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What is the role of Driver program in Spark Application?

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Does django use sql?

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What is the use of DNS module in Node.js?

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Is linux supported as a frontend platform?

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What is a piping in node.js?

257

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what is spatial nonclustered index

533

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What happens when you exhaust the maximum failed attempts by authenticating yourself using azure ad?

316

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What charateristics define how the wage type will be defined in the payroll run?

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Our issue is there seems to be a disconnect, or no link, between our SELECT statement and our SD. We had SELECT SORT-FILE and SELECT SORT-FILE ASSIGN TO SORTWRK. ASSIGN TO SORTWRK1 SORTWRK2 SORTWRK3 SORTWRK4. with SD SORT_FILE RECORD CONTAINS 7833 CHARACTERS. In either case, at run time, the system ignored our SORTWRK# DD statements and allocated 16 sort works with the SORTWK## naming convention. Any ideas why the system does not recognize the connection? We do not even need the SORTWRK DD statements. Thanks

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