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HAVING [HAVING]

Clause WQL SELECT statement is used to set a limit on the number of discrete events that produce an aggregate event, reducing the overall traffic events. See also: ASSOCIATORS OF, added event, GROUP, ISA, REFERENCES OF, SELECT, WHERE, WITHIN.

external style sheet [external style sheet]

Stylesheet defined in a user control file. Ascx. See also: external style.

internal style sheet [internal style sheet]

Style sheet included in a Web Forms page ASP.NET mobile.

Common Language Runtime Host [common language runtime host]

Unmanaged application that uses a set of APIs, called hosting interfaces, to integrate managed code in the application. Often, the common language runtime hosts require a high degree of customization at runtime engine that loads into the process. The hosting interfaces allow the common language runtime hosts to specify values ​​to set the garbage collector, select the appropriate version for your environment (server and workstation), and so on. Often, the common language runtime hosts are compatible with an extensibility model that allows end users to dynamically add new features such as a new control or user-written function. These extensions are generally isolated from each other in the process when using application domains and custom security settings. Examples of Common Language Runtime hosts include ASP.NET, Microsoft Internet Explorer and a host to run executable files launched from the Windows Shell. See also: managed code, the common language runtime application domain.

HttpHandler [HttpHandler]

See the definition of controller (HTTP).

HttpModule [HttpModule]

See the module definition (HTTP).