The number of logical records included in a single read or write operation from the computer's perspective is known as the:
A) length factor
B) transaction factor
C) blocking factor
D) referential factor
E) none of these

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The blocking factor refers to the number of logical records that are read or written in a single operation, optimizing data transfer efficiency.

The Number of Logical Records Included in a Single Read