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Mobile social media offers opportunities for companies to engage customers and drive sales through $200 billion in annual e-commerce transactions. However, the market is fragmented across multiple platforms, and companies must identify the right tools to navigate this landscape and exchange useful information with customers to find success.
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- Algorithm #3 is modified to allow deleting a record when the master and transaction keys match, by skipping writing that record to the new master file.
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Algorithm 3
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Algorithm 2
This document describes Algorithm #2 for processing transactions that can change master records. It defines functions to retrieve the next master and transaction records. The algorithm loops through the master and transaction files. If a matching master key is found, it makes changes and writes the updated master record. It then gets the next transaction before updating the master again, to check for additional changes to the same record.
Algorithm 1
This document describes Algorithm #1 for processing transactions. It simulates a single file update using sample data. There are three possible cases when comparing a master key to a transaction key: 1) master key less than transaction key, 2) equal keys, 3) master key greater than transaction key. The algorithm outputs master records, makes changes for matching keys, and flags non-matching keys. It is noted that this allows only one transaction per account per day, so the algorithm needs modification to resolve this limitation.
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