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If you are concerned that a current managed entity is not up-to-date with the database, then you can use the EntityManager.refresh() method. The refresh() method refreshes the state of the entity from the database, overwriting any changes made to that entity. This effectively reverts any local changes. If the entity bean has any related entities, those entities may also be refreshed, depending on the cascade policy set up in the metadata of the entity mapping. The refresh() method throws an IllegalArgumentException if its parameter is not managed by the current entity manager instance. The TransactionRequiredException is thrown if this method is invoked on a transaction-scoped persistence context. However, if the entity manager is an extended persistence context, it is legal to invoke this method outside of a transaction scope. If the object is no longer in the database because another thread or process removed it, then this method will throw an EntityNotFoundException.

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cated by the help desk employee s interview and by the network administrator s statement that there were few complaints when he removed most access except administrators.

Learn to use Active Directory administration tools as discussed in 3, Administering Active Directory Complete the practices for configuring sites and replication as discussed in 5, Configuring Sites and Managing Replication Complete the practices for implementing an organizational unit (OU) structure as discussed in 6, Implementing an OU Structure Complete the practices for creating and maintaining user accounts as discussed in 7, Administering User Accounts Complete the practices for creating and administering group accounts as discussed in 8, Administering Groups Complete the practices for implementing Group Policy Objects (GPOs) as dis cussed in 10, Implementing Group Policy Complete the practices for administering GPOs as discussed in 11, Administering Group Policy

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might be many more deficiencies in operations. There is a need to do an overall assess ment of IT technical controls and probably of other operations.

The Software Installation and Maintenance feature of IntelliMirror is the administrator s primary tool for managing software within an organization. Managing software with Software Installation and Maintenance provides users with immediate access to the software they need to perform their jobs and ensures that they have an easy and con sistent experience when working with software throughout its life cycle. This lesson introduces you to software deployment with Group Policy.

The contains() method takes an entity instance as a parameter. If this particular object instance is currently being managed by the persistence context, it returns true. It throws an IllegalArgumentException if the parameter is not an entity. If you need to detach all managed entity instances from a persistence context, you can invoke the clear() method of the EntityManager. Be aware that when you call clear(), any changes you have made to managed entities are lost. It is wise to call flush() before clear() is invoked so you don t lose your changes.

Identify the hardware requirements for deploying software by using Group Policy Describe the tools provided for software development Differentiate between assigning applications and publishing applications Explain the purpose of Windows Installer packages Describe the three types of Windows Installer packages Explain the purpose of modifications Describe the two types of modifications Describe the steps in the software deployment process

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You use the Software Installation and Maintenance feature of IntelliMirror to create a managed software environment with the following characteristics:

Your boss has read your report and asked you to return to Coho Winery and begin implementing sound access controls for IT. He will be sending help and giving you the authority to make changes. He asks you to decide what will provide the most security and to implement that first. Answer the following questions. 1. What change do you want to implement first Why

Users have access to the applications they need to do their jobs, no matter which computer they log on to. Computers have the required applications, without intervention from a technical support representative. Applications can be updated, maintained, or removed to meet the needs of the organization.

When you call persist(), merge(), or remove(), these changes are not synchronized with the database until the entity manager decides to flush. You can force synchronization at any time by calling flush(). By default, flushing automatically happens before a correlated query is executed (inefficient implementations may even flush before any query) and at transaction commit time. The exception to this default rule is find(). A flush does not need to happen when find() or getReference() is called, because finding by a primary key is not something that would be affected by any updates.