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What is a thread?

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What is a thread?..

Answer / s

Thread is a control structure that identifies a connection
to DB2

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What is a thread?..

Answer / poornachander

A thread is a single sequential flow of control with in a
proccess. A Process may contain multiple threads.

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What is a thread?..

Answer / sunil raina

Thread Is the traditional name of the process which is in
the form of process with exe...you can say alias for the
process in unix,linux operating sys..

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