Snapshots Sample Clauses
The Snapshots clause defines the process and timing for capturing a record of a system, dataset, or account at a specific point in time. Typically, this clause outlines how and when these snapshots are taken, who is responsible for initiating them, and what data or information is included in each snapshot. For example, in financial or blockchain contexts, a snapshot might record account balances or ownership as of a certain date. The core function of this clause is to ensure an accurate and agreed-upon reference point for future actions, calculations, or dispute resolution, thereby providing clarity and preventing disagreements about the state of records at critical moments.
Snapshots. Snapshots are a teaching tool designed to provide students access to the learning objectives and activities for the lesson. It is intended that flexibility be provided for snapshot displays. How the teacher displays the information is up to the professional discretion of the teacher (e.g. whiteboard, overhead, printed sheet). Copies of the visual display must be kept in the classroom for student access.
Snapshots. Once a day during the Cloud Maintenance Window, a snapshot of the Jedox Platform data will be saved into Snapshot Storage automatically. Furthermore, the CUSTOMER can use this storage to snapshot data manually. Per default, each instance of the Jedox Platform includes an additional minimum of 100GB of secure 256-bit AES encrypted storage, exclusively accessible by the CUSTOMER. Provided the size of the snapshot is less than available Snapshot Storage space, we will be keeping up to the most recent 5 snap- shots in the Snapshot Storage assigned to the CUSTOMER.