0
What is the name of the primary document used in FM 3-50.1 to define PR?
Wiki User
∙ 13y ago
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Instruction (CJCSI) 3270.01A
Wiki User
∙ 13y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is the name of the Greek translation of the Testament translated in 250 BC?
The document is referred to as the Septuagint.
What did Aristotle's signature look like?
He lived in an age when signatures under a document were not in use. If there still would exist a paper document that he wrote (but no such document has survived) we would see that he might have mentioned his name somewhere in the text as the writer, but he would never have 'signed' it.
What is the name of the document that shows the component parts and the number of parts needed to make one of an asembly or subassembly?
A blueprint, possibly.
When would you use a Primary Key and when would you not?
A primary key is a key that is unique. A primary key is used to identify a record uniquely. There is not any particular case to not have a primary key . If you want to identify your records you should have a primary key or a surrogate key(as an alternative to it) .In reality, you should always have a primary key. A primary key is there to uniquely identify each record, as it is like other elements would be duplicated. If you had a very large amount of names of people, then it is highly likely that the same firstname or same surname or even the same full name will come up more than once. Having a primary key distinguishes them as each primary key has to be unique.Situations where you might not use it is where you have a very defined set of values where there is guaranteed to be no duplicates, like a database that has the 12 months of the year or a list of regions that all have different names. You still could make them primary keys, but in the case of the months, it would change them into alphabetical order, which you would not want, so that would be another reason for not using a primary key. To keep them in order, you could add another field, with the values from 1 to 12 and use that field as the primary key.
What are the name of the primary color?
The names of primary color are 1=red whose wave length is 7000 A^0 2=orange 3=yellow 4=green 5=blue 6=indigo 7=violet it has lowest wave length 4000A^0 by raja unar
What is the name for an original document artifact or an eyewitness account from the time period?
Original material from the a time period is known as a primary evidence.
What is the name of the passport office in Tampa fl?
The Tampa Passport Office 3501 Bessie Coleman Blvd Tampa, FL 33630
How do you attach your signature to a document?
Sign your name on the document.
What does the Name of bearer as it appears on the document mean?
means the name of person who owns the document.
When a word processor creates a document what is the version of the document that is stored in the memory of the computer called?
The document will be stored as a wp document and you will have to give it a name to the document
In iperms There are three ways to search for a Document Name Name and Title Document Name only or Effective Date?
False
Name and define the two different types of stroke?
can anyone answer me what is the 2 names of 2 stroke engine and define its name or meaning..
How does this document help explain the reasons for the decline of roman empire?
If you name the document, it might help interpret the question.
What is the default file for a word document?
The default file name is usually the first paragraph/line to suggest one. For example if your name was in the top of the document that would be your document file.
The default name of an Excel document before saving it?
Book1.xls is the default name for a new document in Excel.
What are two items located on the title bar in Microsoft word?
The name of the application and the name of the document you are working on.
What would you create a document workspace from within an open Office document?
to quickly create a workspace with the document name and place the document in the workspace
