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Chivalry Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Can I say
"How long does it take for the webpage to recover since it's currently processing some routine maintenance?"?
Am I using the words right?
ORAnd can I simply switch the "recover" there to "function normally" which is more colloquial?
TIA
Am I using the words right?
ORAnd can I simply switch the "recover" there to "function normally" which is more colloquial?
TIA
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Hi,
I don't know if there is any computer jargon for this but, in terms of English that non-computer people can understand, I suggest
"How long does it take for the webpage to function normally again after it undergoes routine maintenance?"
I don't know if there is any computer jargon for this but, in terms of English that non-computer people can understand, I suggest
"How long does it take for the webpage to function normally again after it undergoes routine maintenance?"
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I have no idea what that "routine maintenance"'s supposed to mean?
Something they will do to give the system a checkup from time to time?(As the words literally suggest?)
Something they will do to give the system a checkup from time to time?(As the words literally suggest?)
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Hi,
'Routine maintenance' usually involves reviisng and updating and improving things, as well as fixing minor problems.
It doesn't usually involve major changes.
A similar term is 'scheduled maintenance' (eg we will do ro
'Routine maintenance' usually involves reviisng and updating and improving things, as well as fixing minor problems.
It doesn't usually involve major changes.
A similar term is 'scheduled maintenance' (eg we will do ro
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