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  1. EN SyncEngine; synchronization engine
    LV sinhronizēšanas programma
    RU обработчик синхронизации
    DE Synchronisierungsmodul
    FR moteur de synchronisation
    Definīcija: A software system that retrieves information from a source data store and synchronizes (pushes) to a target data store. Examples of synchronization engines are the ILM 2007 and FIM 2010 synchronization engines, and the service that synchronizes data rows in the SQL Server Express database with objects in the Microsoft Office Outlook data store.
    Microsoft Terminology 2023. Entry from the Microsoft Language Portal.
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