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.
A worn flapper may cause your toilet to come on by itself. A toilet that comes on by itself wastes water and results in higher utility bills. A simple leakage test can confirm that in most cases the culprit is the flapper that sits over the drain at the bottom of the tank.