explain how do seamless pipes looks like and when they r used?

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Tell us what is class libraries in ruby?

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Which one is beneficial big Ad once or smaller Ads many times?

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How much is the work done in isochoric process ?

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What are the built in functions of sql?

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How to create mailchimp or vertical response campaign for newsletter subscribers & link with WordPress ?

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Which characteristics does a public holiday class blank signifies?

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Do I need antivirus with windows defender?

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How to delete a file from the system?

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How do I remove my email account from windows 10?

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What are the basic use of runners and standards of pipelines?

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What are dcl commands?

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'Invalid BLOb handle' error . what does this indicates?

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Define applique?

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Requirement from Market “Alice is talking to Bob. Bob thinks that Alice should talk to Chris for more information. Currently, Bob will pass on the directory number of Chris to Alice; Alice/Bob will disconnect the call and then Alice will initiate a new call to Chris. What we need need, Bob should be able to transfer the call to Chris, without Alice making another call.” Implementation done by Unified CM Development Team When a basic call is connected, a new softkey “Transfer” will be displayed on the IP Phone. User (say, Bob) can press that and dial a target (say, Chris). Bob has two options (1) wait for Chris to answer and then tell Chris about call from Alice and then press “transfer” again to complete transfer (2) press “Transfer” immediately; when Chris answers he will be connected to Alice Please come up with test cases thinking from a user perspective, let’s say from a Bank (there could be users such as receptionists, accountants, managers etc.) – in what all scenarios transfer can happen, any negative scenarios (cases where we don’t get a positive response always). If you think you need an enhancement to the feature, please go ahead and suggest that as well.

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