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Encyclopedia > Asynchrony

Asynchrony is the state of not being synchronized. Contrast with synchronous or plesiochronous systems.


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Asynchronous execution of federated queries in WebSphere Federation Server V9.1 (5055 words)
Asynchrony is achieved by adding operators to the execution plan that enable remote queries to be initiated and processed independently.
The introduction of asynchrony into federated query plans is enabled by the database manager configuration parameter and may be further limited at the package level by the prep/bind options and at a connection level by special register.
Asynchrony must be enabled using one of the controls described in the Expressing resource limitations and its effects on asynchrony section.
Will the Real Asynchrony Please Stand Up? - Enterprise Integration Patterns (968 words)
This type of asynchrony is quite useful to keep the client application from sitting in a loop waiting for a response from a remote service.
Asynchrony is a broad concept and not surprisingly there are many incarnations.
All types of asynchrony have their place but are very different.
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