time and prepared for processing as a single unit or batch. Example: A cheque processing system in a bank. All the cheques received in a particular time frame, say on a particular day are then sorted by the account number and processed in a batch. The following diagram shows the Batch transactions processing application.
Take a few minutes to figure out why you have a run-on toilet, and then you can repair it. You have a run-on toilet if each flush doesnât end with a gurgle but instead continues with a hissing sound, with water running into the toilet bowl. To find the source of the trouble, remove the toilet tank top and place it in a safe location. Then push the flush lever and watch what happens. Donât worry about the water in the toilet tank â itâs clean. Run-on toilets are usually caused by a problem with the tankball, the ballcock or intake valve, or the floatball.
Test the Flush. If other drains seem to be working fine, check the problem toilet by dumping about 1 gallon of water into it from a bucket. If it flushes down fine, the drain is probably okay. If it flushes poorly, the drain is probably clogged (see above). When you flush a toilet, clean water in the tank goes rushing down the flush valve to wash the bowl and provide enough water pressure to force the waste down the drain. If your toilet has a lazy flush but the drain seems to be clear, poor movement of water from the tank to the bowl is likely to be the problem.