Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
bucket
Spanish translation:
registro provisional (en una base de datos)
Added to glossary by
María Eugenia Wachtendorff
Aug 15, 2004 06:45
20 yrs ago
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English term
bucket
English to Spanish
Bus/Financial
Accounting
Cash flow manager software
Hola,
Estoy traduciendo las cadenas de texto de un software de administración de flujo de caja y no tengo idea qué puede ser "bucket" en este contexto. Estoy traduciendo "dunning letter" como "carta de reclamación de pago". ¿Puede ser que "dunning bucket" sea un "conjunto de reclamaciones de pago"?
Gracias de antemano por sus sugerencias,
David
##------------------ DUNNING LETTER BEAN LIST -------------------------
DUNNING_BUCKET_LETTER_MAPPING=Bucket - Letter Mapping
DUNNING_BUCKET_CUSTOMER_LETTER_MAPPING=Customer Groups - Letter Mapping
DUNNING_BUCKET_CUSTOMER_TRANS_CONFIG=Trans. Configuration
DUNNING_SELECT_BUCKET_NAME=Dunning Bucket Name
Estoy traduciendo las cadenas de texto de un software de administración de flujo de caja y no tengo idea qué puede ser "bucket" en este contexto. Estoy traduciendo "dunning letter" como "carta de reclamación de pago". ¿Puede ser que "dunning bucket" sea un "conjunto de reclamaciones de pago"?
Gracias de antemano por sus sugerencias,
David
##------------------ DUNNING LETTER BEAN LIST -------------------------
DUNNING_BUCKET_LETTER_MAPPING=Bucket - Letter Mapping
DUNNING_BUCKET_CUSTOMER_LETTER_MAPPING=Customer Groups - Letter Mapping
DUNNING_BUCKET_CUSTOMER_TRANS_CONFIG=Trans. Configuration
DUNNING_SELECT_BUCKET_NAME=Dunning Bucket Name
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
3 +2 | registro provisional/intermedio |
María Eugenia Wachtendorff
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5 +3 | cubo |
ojinaga
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3 | transacciones |
Graciela Beccaría
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Proposed translations
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10 hrs
Selected
registro provisional/intermedio
Así lo entiendo, David, después de leer el artículo del enlace.
Te copio la parte que me hace pensar así.
"How can you access the information you need without being hindered by some programmer's view of how you would like to summarize information? What is a "bucket-less" accounting environment? If you are evaluating software today, you may want to check out Navision Financials to see how a system without buckets should be designed. Before looking at the promise of Navision, though, a review of data storage and retrieval basics is necessary."
y, más adelante, ahí mismo,
"complete transaction and date-based systems with no buckets for period balances, aging buckets, customer activity summaries, etc., thus finally freeing the user from the legacy of fixed-length, "punch-card" systems design so prevalent in most applications,"
y
"there are three key factors leading to Navision's success:
a complete and consistent commitment to storing all critical data as date-based transactions. There is no place in the system that Navision elected to store data in "buckets". For example, many systems will store customer aging balances in 30/60/90 day buckets for customer inquiry or statement generation purposes. Navision has managed to build an application where these types of shortcuts are completely unnecessary. The reason most applications store summary information in buckets is to increase speed of inquiries by preventing the need to read multiple records from the database. This approach only works until the user wants to access balances that cross accounting periods or fiscal years. When this happens, performance instantly drops to unacceptable levels."
¡Buena suerte con la tradu dominical, Davidcito!
María Eugenia
(tu tía adoptiva)
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Note added at 10 hrs 15 mins (2004-08-15 17:01:47 GMT)
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REGISTRO \"INTERINO\" ES LO MÁS EXACTO, DAVID!!
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Note added at 10 hrs 24 mins (2004-08-15 17:10:38 GMT)
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Sorry, olvídate de interino... es mi cabeza bilingüe thinking backwards!
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Note added at 2 days 12 hrs 35 mins (2004-08-17 19:21:03 GMT)
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\"Cartas de Cobranza\" y \"Registro Intermedio de Cartas de Cobranza\"
Te copio la parte que me hace pensar así.
"How can you access the information you need without being hindered by some programmer's view of how you would like to summarize information? What is a "bucket-less" accounting environment? If you are evaluating software today, you may want to check out Navision Financials to see how a system without buckets should be designed. Before looking at the promise of Navision, though, a review of data storage and retrieval basics is necessary."
y, más adelante, ahí mismo,
"complete transaction and date-based systems with no buckets for period balances, aging buckets, customer activity summaries, etc., thus finally freeing the user from the legacy of fixed-length, "punch-card" systems design so prevalent in most applications,"
y
"there are three key factors leading to Navision's success:
a complete and consistent commitment to storing all critical data as date-based transactions. There is no place in the system that Navision elected to store data in "buckets". For example, many systems will store customer aging balances in 30/60/90 day buckets for customer inquiry or statement generation purposes. Navision has managed to build an application where these types of shortcuts are completely unnecessary. The reason most applications store summary information in buckets is to increase speed of inquiries by preventing the need to read multiple records from the database. This approach only works until the user wants to access balances that cross accounting periods or fiscal years. When this happens, performance instantly drops to unacceptable levels."
¡Buena suerte con la tradu dominical, Davidcito!
María Eugenia
(tu tía adoptiva)
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Note added at 10 hrs 15 mins (2004-08-15 17:01:47 GMT)
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REGISTRO \"INTERINO\" ES LO MÁS EXACTO, DAVID!!
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Note added at 10 hrs 24 mins (2004-08-15 17:10:38 GMT)
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Sorry, olvídate de interino... es mi cabeza bilingüe thinking backwards!
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Note added at 2 days 12 hrs 35 mins (2004-08-17 19:21:03 GMT)
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\"Cartas de Cobranza\" y \"Registro Intermedio de Cartas de Cobranza\"
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "¡Muchas gracias a todos, en especial a María Eugenia! (Y perdón por demorarme tanto en cerrar la pregunta...)
MEW, acabo de darme cuenta que ahora tienes la foto de Massú :-) ¡Qué alegrón nos ha dado a los chilenos este cabro, eh! :-)"
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11 mins
cubo
Como yo he llegado a conocer este término es algo que tiene que ver con fraude y te recomiendo ver la siguiente liga de web: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=es&sl=en&u=http://w...
Peer comment(s):
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María Eugenia Wachtendorff
: Hola! Sí, "bucket shop" es una "bolsa clandestina". Así lo dice Marina Orellana. Vamos a investigar un poquito sobre software contable para ver si podemos hacer algo por David. Saludos.
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thanks nesrin
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Nora Bellettieri
: Business Spanish Dictionary confirma lo que dice Marina Orellana
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Gracias Nora Bellettieri
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cecilia_fraga
: suerte!
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Gracias cecia7
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1 day 14 hrs
transacciones
He encontrado también como definición de bucket: a storage area containing data for an application (The HAMLYN DICTIONARY OF COMPUTING) . Tal vez te sirva esta definición.
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