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VBA makes life easy for programmers because it can automatically handle all of the details involved in dealing with data. Data type refers to how data is stored in memory as integers, real numbers, strings, and so on. Although VBA can take care of data typing automatically, it does so at a cost slower execution and less efficient use of memory. If you want optimal speed for your functions, you need to be familiar with data types. Generally, it s best to use the data type that uses the smallest number of bytes, yet still be able to handle all of the data that will be assigned to it. When VBA works with data, execution speed is a function of the number of bytes that VBA has at its disposal. In other words, the fewer bytes used by data, the faster VBA can access and manipulate the data. Table 24-1 lists VBA s assortment of built-in data types.

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By comparing the right-hand sides of equations (1.66) and (1.67) (both equal Z0/N0), we get equation (1.65). To see this, note: Z dQ N U Z U Z U U Z EU T =E T 0 = 0 E T = 0 U NT dQ U T N 0 N 0 U T N 0 When it is necessary to compute the expected value of an integrable random vari~ able X, it may be useful to switch from one measure Q to another equivalent measure Q: E[ X] = XdQ = X dQdQ = E X dQ

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AAL ABR AC ATM Adaptation Layer Area Border Router. A router used to connect two OSPF areas Attachment Circuit. In the context of Layer 2 VPNs, the physical or logical circuit used to connect a CE to a PE Assured Forwarding DiffServ class Address Family Identifier. In BGP, the identity of the network layer protocol associated with the network layer reachability information being advertised Alarm Indication Signal. In SONET/SDH networks and ATM networks, a means of signaling in the downstream direction the existence of a fault Automatic Protection Switching. A method for providing protection at the SONET/SDH layer by moving the traffic to a standby link Address Resolution Protocol Autonomous System. A collection of routers belonging to the same administrative entity and having a common external routing policy Autonomous System Border Router. A router used to connect two ASs Asynchronous Transfer Mode ATM Permanent Virtual Channel Bandwidth Constraint. In Diff-Serv Aware Traffic Engineering, BCs determine the bandwidth availability on a link for a Class Type or group of Class Types

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Before working with XML functionality, it s important to understand the makeup of an XML document and how each of its syntactic constructs work. Let s take a moment to explore the fundamental components of a standard XML document.

Figure 13.20 provides a view of most of the elements in the SAML problem space. The diagram does not describe message flow; instead, it only describes the entities producing and consuming assertions. This model is required for understanding the interactions of a SAML system with the rest of the security domain. To understand this model, let s begin with the system entity. It is a part of an application functionality that initiates some action that would ultimately be rejected or permitted. An application user may request functionality that requires authentication. In this case, the system entity requests the service from another entity, called the credentials collector, whose job is to collect credentials from the application user.

In the topics that we have covered so far in this chapter, we discussed how to work with DHTML by using JavaScript The layer object can be used with Netscape Navigator 4x to create an animation effect and to dynamically change content Internet Explorer and Netscape 6 provide the same functionality by using the <division> tag In the previous section, we showed you how to create an animation effect by using the <division> tag A combination of all these methods with audio and video files can be used to create a multimedia effect The <division> tag can be used on a Web page to highlight important points An audio narration of these points can be played in the background In the same scheme, you can display a video clip to create a multimedia experience for the user.