A method of providing a computer system with commands which can be run non-interactively. This is normally the case with long or computer intensive (IO or CPU) applications or programs. Return
The processing of one program instruction after another without user intervention.
Batch processing with graphics software generally speaking is a convenient way to automatically convert a group of graphic files. This could include converting a selection of files to another format, converting a selection of files to the same format with different optimization settings or scaling exported files.
A mode of data processing in which data is gathered over a period of time and aggregated for subsequent sequential processing.
Method of data processing in which transactions are accumulated into groups to be processed at periodic intervals, rather than being processed as the transactions occur.
Processing data as a group, either to increase controls or processing efficiency.
Execution of system commands (one or more) without direct supervision of an operator. Most commands executed in batch mode are also executable in interactive mode.
Execution of a single or sequence of commands on multiple files.
The processing of application programs and their data individually, with one batch being completed before the next is started. It is a planned processing procedure typically used for purposes such as preparing payrolls and maintaining inventory records.
A technique in which transactions and/or jobs are collected into groups (batched) and processed together.
a type of data processing in which a number of similar input items are grouped for processing serially with a minimum of operator intervention and no end user intervention. - a high-level programming language developed by Bell Labs. It is used extensively for developing graphical applications.
A method of running a program or a series of programs in which one or more records (a batch) are processed with little or no action from the user or operator. Contrast with interactive processing.
Transaction processing in which transactions are gathered and stored for later execution.
Method by which items are coded and collected into groups and then processed sequentially in a computer, usually at a later time. Complementary term: interacĀtive processing.
The transmission or processing of a group of related payment instructions.
the serial execution of computer programs
Transactions are accumulated into batches for periodic processing. The batch inputs are processed against master files or databases. Transaction files or databases may also be created or updated by the transactions. Most outputs tend to be generated to paper or microfiches on a scheduled basis.
This type of processing involves collecting jobs or material to be processed over a period of time, and creating a schedule followed by one complete processing session. The user has very little interaction with the process.
To process a grouping of orders all at once. Such processing might include capturing funds and creating shipping labels.
A type of computer processing in which a batch of requests is stored and then executed all at one time. Transaction processing requires interaction with a user, whereas batch processing can take place without a user being present.
Accumulation and processing together of groups of parts in quantities greater than one.
Entering transactions in a group rather than as they occur.
In either human or computer processes, a step where lots of items are accumulated and then processed together. In contrast to continuous processing where items are processes as soon as possible.
(1) The processing of data or the accomplishment of jobs accumulated in advance in such a manner that each accumulation thus formed is processed or accomplished in the same run. * (2) The processing of data accumulating over a period of time. * (3) Loosely, the execution of computer programs serially. (4) Computer programs executed in the background.
group processing Batch Processing allows a user to select many objects (from the master list) and perform functions against all selected objects. Batch Processing may not necessarily allow a user to see individual object details. if needed Pending
A method that allows for the repetitive processing of groups of data or several digital files by executing only one command.
A type of data processing where related transactions are transmitted as a group for processing.
A type of data processing operation and data communications transmission where related transactions are grouped together and transmitted for processing, usually by the same computer and under the same application. Batch processing is generally regarded as non real-time processing. Batch processing should be used only when response time is not critical.
a systems approach to processing in which a number of jobs are executed by an operating system or monitor program with no user interaction
The processing of a group of transactions at the same time. Transactions are collected and processed against the master files at a specified time.
See also: Real-time Processing A type of data processing where related transactions are combined and submitted for processing as a group, called 'batch'. The Wire Card system takes a pre-defined Batch of data, processes it and returns the results to the merchant.
The authorization of transactions offline when immediate approval is not required. Transactions are collected in a batch and sent as one transmission for authorization and/or settlement. Batch processing is generally used with mail/telephone order transactions.
A computer term which refers to the processing of computer information after it has been accumulated in one group, or batch. This is the opposite of "real-time" processing where transactions are processed in their entirety as they occur.
type of data processing; it processes a group of transaction as one entity.
The execution of a series of non interactive jobs at the same time. In ArcGIS geoprocessing, the system tools that allow for batch processing are the Feature class to Geodatabase tool, the Feature class to Shapefile tool, the Table to Geodatabase tool, and the Table to dBase tool.
There are two basic types of basic processing. One type is batch processing, also called deferred time processing or off-line processing. Batch processing occurs when everything related to one complete task (such as preparing a payroll) is bunched together and transmitted for processing, usually by the same computer and the same applications program.
This occurs when a merchant transmits the "batch" of daily sales for processing. An "open" Batch is one that is not yet "closed." Batching generally occurs at least once per day.
Technique used to input a large amount of information in a single step, as opposed to individual processes.
Technique of executing a set of computer programs/selections in batches as opposed to executing each order/selection as it is received. Batches can be created by a computer programme or by manual collection of data into groups.
The technique of executing a set of programs such that each is completed before the next program of the set is started.
The procedure to process large volumes of data at once. The processing can not be modified once processing has begun.
a form of computer processing in which large quantities of input data are brought or sent to a computer, processed, and the output (usually printouts) returned to the submitter in batch form (cf online).
A type of data processing operation and data communications transmission where related transactions are grouped together and transmitted for processing, usually by the same computer and under the same application; generally regarded as non-real-time data traffic consisting of large files.
This occurs when a merchant transmits the "batch" of daily sales stored in the terminal for processing. An "open" Batch is one that is not yet "closed." To "close" a batch is to transmit the information from the merchant's location (terminal or software) to our processor.
Executing a series of non-interactive jobs all at one time.
The capture of data that is processed at a later time, usually at night, as opposed to on-line (real-time) processing.
A computer processing system in which the entire processing operation is pre-defined by a job request then conducted without further instruction. Contrasts with interactive processing.
1) A manufacturing technique in which parts are accumulated and processed together in a lot. 2) A computer technique in which transactions are accumulated and processed together or in a lot. Syn: batch production.
Operations performed to more than one image at a time. For example, resizing a group of images. ACDSee can perform a wide variety of batch processing functions.
A processing method in which one or more programs process records with little or no operator action. This is a background process. Contrast with interactive processing.
This type of processing allows a complete program to be carried out from start to finish without requiring any user intervention. However, it does not allow any input while the batch is running, or any correction in the event of a system failure
putting a computer to work to process large amounts of data at one time. Batch processing is best accomplished during periods when the computer would otherwise be idle because continuous running time is required.
Batch processing is the execution of a series of programs ("jobs") on a computer without human interaction, when possible.