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| * [[acid|ACID]]: The ACID represents four main properties that a transaction should have, the terminology stands for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability. Atomicity, as the very basic operation unit, requires each transaction to be ‘all or nothing’, or simply all-success or all-fail. Consistency ensures any transaction to bring the database from one valid state to another. Isolation ensures the [[transaction|transaction]] in process must remain isolated from any other transactions. Durability ensures integrity that committed data is kept in the drive even in the event of failure for restructure. \\ | * [[acid|ACID]]: The ACID represents four main properties that a transaction should have, the terminology stands for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability. Atomicity, as the very basic operation unit, requires each transaction to be ‘all or nothing’, or simply all-success or all-fail. Consistency ensures any transaction to bring the database from one valid state to another. Isolation ensures the [[transaction|transaction]] in process must remain isolated from any other transactions. Durability ensures integrity that committed data is kept in the drive even in the event of failure for restructure. \\ | ||
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| + | * [[ad_hoc|Ad Hoc Network]]: A network that is autonomously configured by each device without reliance on network infrastructure such as a base station and an access point. In this network, a dynamic and autonomous network topology is formed despite each device communicating through a wireless interface, as each device can be moved freely thanks to a routing function that enables the distance limitations of wireless communication to be overcome. \\ | ||
| * [[administrator|Administrator]]: The user who has full access to the configuration software. \\ | * [[administrator|Administrator]]: The user who has full access to the configuration software. \\ | ||