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If the equipment has some salvage value, the amounts to post may be a little more complicated but would follow the preceding patterns. Each of the methods postpones recognizing expenses for a time, then recognizes expenses on disposition of the equipment. None of the preceding methods meets the basic requirements of modern accounting because the timing of the revenues for the company is not matched to the expenses for the company. Accountants use a method called depreciation to better match the revenues and expenses incurred to earn the revenue. Suppose the money spent to buy the equipment was spread out over the 10-year expected life of the equipment. The company needs to record the reduction in cash when the equipment is purchased. The company also creates an asset of equal value as presented in the entries above. In addition, the company recognizes $1,000 of expense in the form of wear and tear on the equipment each year. So, each year, the value of the equipment decreases and some of that value gets included in the income statement as an expense. After 10 years, the $10,000 has been included in the income statement, and the balance sheet re ects the decline in value of the machinery. The actual entries to accomplish the preceding sequence do not follow the simplest and most intuitive pattern. Generally, the initial acquisition of the equipment looks logical enough: 1/2/20X1 1/2/20X1 MACHINERY CASH $10,000 $10,000

We have already seen many useful commands, especially in relation to the file system. We can continue with some more commands and functions:

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After creating a job de nition, the next step (if applicable) is to de ne what steps need to be performed during the job. Do this by clicking the Steps tab (see Figure 43-10) in the Job Properties dialog. The buttons on this screen are as follows: FIGURE 43-10 A job may consist of one or more steps, which are created in the Steps tab.

The scalar function must be deterministic, meaning it must repeatedly return the same value for the same input parameters. For this reason, nondeterministic functions such as newid() and rand() are not allowed within scalar functions. Writing a UDF to return a random row is out of the question. User-de ned scalar functions are not permitted to update the database or call DBCC commands, with the single exception that they may update table variables. They cannot return BLOB (binary large object) data such as text, ntext, timestamp, and image data-type variables, nor can they return table variables or cursor data types. For error handling, UDFs may not include TRY. . .CATCH or RAISERROR. A user-de ned function may call other user-de ned functions nesting up to 32 levels deep, or it can call itself recursively up to 32 levels deep before it blows up.

The pathway for pyrimidine synthesis differs from the de novo purine synthesis pathway in that the pyrimidine ring is assembled first and then combined with PRPP to form the initial pyrimidine nucleotide, UMP (Fig. 23-10).

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