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synthetic backup	A backup solution that produces a synthetic full backup, an
	equivalent to a conventional full backup in terms of data, without
	putting stress on the production servers or the network. A
	synthetic full backup is created from a previous full backup and
	any number of incremental backups.
synthetic full	The result of an object consolidation operation, where a restore
backup	chain of a backup objects is merged into a new, synthetic full
	version of this object. A synthetic full backup is equivalent to a
	conventional full backup in terms of restore speed.
System Backup to	(Oracle specific term) An Oracle interface that handles the
Tape	actions required to load, label, and unload correct backup
	devices when Oracle issues a backup or restore request.
system databases	(Sybase specific term) The four system databases on a newly
	installed Sybase SQL Server are the:
	•	master database (master)
	•	temporary database (tempdb)
	• system procedure database (sybsystemprocs)
	• model database (model).
System State	(Windows specific term) The System State data comprises the
	Registry, COM+ Class Registration database, system startup
	files, and the Certificate Services database (if the server is a
	certificate server). If the server is a domain controller, Active
	Directory services and the SYSVOL directory are also contained
	in the System State data. If the server is running the Cluster
	service, the System State data also includes resource registry
	checkpoints and the quorum resource recovery log, which
	contains the most recent cluster database information.
system	A volume/disk/partition containing operating system files.
volume/disk/	Microsoft terminology defines the system volume/disk/partition
partition	as the volume/disk/partition containing files required for the
	initial step of the boot process.
SysVol	(Windows specific term) A shared directory that stores the server
	copy of the domain’s public files, which are replicated among
	all domain controllers in the domain.

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