újrapassziválás

Újrapassziválás refers to the process of reactivating or re-establishing a passive state in a previously active system or process. This concept is often encountered in technical fields, particularly in software development and industrial automation. In software, it might involve bringing a dormant or suspended application or service back into an active operational mode, often after a period of inactivity or scheduled shutdown. This reactivation can be triggered by user interaction, an external event, or a predefined schedule.

The term implies a return to a state of readiness, where a system is prepared to perform its intended functions. This is distinct from a fresh start or reboot, as it suggests the system retains some or all of its previous operational context and data. For instance, a dormant database connection might be "újrapasszivált" when a new query arrives, resuming its active role without requiring a full reconnection. In industrial settings, a machine that has been put into a low-power standby mode might undergo "újrapassziválás" to resume full production operations. The specifics of how "újrapassziválás" is implemented vary greatly depending on the system's architecture and purpose, but the core idea remains the transition from a non-operational or reduced-operational state back to a fully functional one.