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Things update often describes (“update ________”)
period, statements, command, file, record, software, trigger, database, records, history, information, solution, master, messages, statistics, volume, downloading, set, employees, orders, employee, queries, products, authors, exit, counts, data, fields, list, america, notes, books, request, code, rtn, commands, subscription, customers, files, music, profile, operations, siebert, weights, no., based, status, library, titles, button, password, action, message, method, table, links, page, sales, review, semantics, students, test, values, delete, aids, coffees, bugs, pointer, inc, rule, parameters, plan, the, vgraph, report, booksales, location, customer, clauses, prices, balance, abstracts, object, \u00bb, storagegroupcopy, triggers, logic, emai, classes, routine
How update often is described (“________ update”)
last, recent, latest, clinical, next, annual, year, dynamic, public, automatic, brief, typical, monthly, further, current, incremental, quick, weekly, periodic, single, daily, regular, major, complete, full, continuous, partial, critical, comprehensive, sequential, final, global, epidemic, immediate, statistical, void, simple, binding, quarterly, key, time, manual, theoretical, previous, constant, subsequent, actual, concurrent, line, state, online, legislative, contraceptive, spine, empirical, useful, successful, mail, simultaneous, contemporary, corresponding, excellent, minor, rapid, yearly, timely, easy, atomic, remote, live, detailed, frequent, selective, asynchronous, continual, random, concise
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