Input: [Statistic] proto_text_fetched_null, proto_text_fetched_bit, proto_text_fetched_tinyint proto_text_fetched_short, proto_text_fetched_int24, proto_text_fetched_int proto_text_fetched_bigint, proto_text_fetched_decimal, proto_text_fetched_float proto_text_fetched_double, proto_text_fetched_date, proto_text_fetched_year proto_text_fetched_time, proto_text_fetched_datetime, proto_text_fetched_timestamp proto_text_fetched_string, proto_text_fetched_blob, proto_text_fetched_enum proto_text_fetched_set, proto_text_fetched_geometry, proto_text_fetched_other [Scope] Connection [Notes] Mapping from C API / MySQL meta data type to statistics name: MYSQL_TYPE_NULL - proto_text_fetched_null MYSQL_TYPE_BIT - proto_text_fetched_bit MYSQL_TYPE_TINY - proto_text_fetched_tinyint MYSQL_TYPE_SHORT - proto_text_fetched_short MYSQL_TYPE_INT24 - proto_text_fetched_int24 MYSQL_TYPE_LONG - proto_text_fetched_int MYSQL_TYPE_LONGLONG - proto_text_fetched_bigint MYSQL_TYPE_DECIMAL, MYSQL_TYPE_NEWDECIMAL - proto_text_fetched_decimal MYSQL_TYPE_FLOAT - proto_text_fetched_float MYSQL_TYPE_DOUBLE - proto_text_fetched_double MYSQL_TYPE_DATE, MYSQL_TYPE_NEWDATE - proto_text_fetched_date MYSQL_TYPE_YEAR - proto_text_fetched_year MYSQL_TYPE_TIME - proto_text_fetched_time MYSQL_TYPE_DATETIME - proto_text_fetched_datetime MYSQL_TYPE_TIMESTAMP - proto_text_fetched_timestamp MYSQL_TYPE_STRING, MYSQL_TYPE_VARSTRING, MYSQL_TYPE_VARCHAR - proto_text_fetched_string MYSQL_TYPE_TINY_BLOB, MYSQL_TYPE_MEDIUM_BLOB, MYSQL_TYPE_LONG_BLOB, MYSQL_TYPE_BLOB - proto_text_fetched_blob MYSQL_TYPE_ENUM - proto_text_fetched_enum MYSQL_TYPE_SET - proto_text_fetched_set MYSQL_TYPE_GEOMETRY - proto_text_fetched_geometry Any MYSQL_TYPE_* not listed before (there should be none) - proto_text_fetched_other Note that the MYSQL_*-type constants may not be associated with the very same SQL column types in every version of MySQL. [Description]

Output: Total number of columns of a certain type fetched from a normal query (MySQL text protocol).

Returned mysqlnd statistics: Result Set


Input: [Statistic] proto_binary_fetched_null, proto_binary_fetched_bit, proto_binary_fetched_tinyint proto_binary_fetched_short, proto_binary_fetched_int24, proto_binary_fetched_int, proto_binary_fetched_bigint, proto_binary_fetched_decimal, proto_binary_fetched_float, proto_binary_fetched_double, proto_binary_fetched_date, proto_binary_fetched_year, proto_binary_fetched_time, proto_binary_fetched_datetime, proto_binary_fetched_timestamp, proto_binary_fetched_string, proto_binary_fetched_blob, proto_binary_fetched_enum, proto_binary_fetched_set, proto_binary_fetched_geometry, proto_binary_fetched_other [Scope] Connection [Notes] For type mapping see proto_text_* described in the preceding text. [Description]

Output: Total number of columns of a certain type fetched from a prepared statement (MySQL binary protocol).

Returned mysqlnd statistics: Result Set


Input: [Term Name] Action [Definition] Represents an instance of a task taking place against a given resource [Type]

Output: class


Input: [Term Name] Lifecycle [Definition] A lifecycle is a series of states connected by allowable transitions. It may be used to describe the lifecycle of business objects or equally the lifecycle of a butterfly. [Type]

Output: class


Input: [Term Name] State [Definition] A state describes one possible state that a resource can be in at a given time. Resources may be in one state in a given lifecycle at any given time, states are considered mutually exclusive within a lifecycle. [Type]

Output: class


Input: [Term Name] Task [Definition] Represents a task in a workflow [Type]

Output: class


Input: [Term Name] TaskGroup [Definition] Represents a collection of tasks grouped together for convenience [Type]

Output: class


Input: [Term Name] Transition [Definition] A transition describes the way in which a resource moves from one state to another state and may also describe the tasks required to make that transition. [Type]

Output: class


Input: [Term Name] completed [Definition] This uses a boolean to represent if an action has been completed. This is a simple alternative to the taskProgress property. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] mandatory [Definition] Sepcifies if a task is mandatory or optional. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] next [Definition] provides a simple ordering relationship to allow tasks to be ordered in user interfaces. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] possibleState [Definition] The possible state property is used to identify the states that occur within a given lifecycle and are thus the possible states of a resource going through that lifecycle. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] possibleTransition [Definition] When in a state there may be many possible transitions. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] resource [Definition] The resource on which the action being taken. This is a resource that is being processed through a lifecycle. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] resultingState [Definition] Once a transition is completed the state of the resource should change to the state specified as the resulting state. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] state [Definition] The state property relates any resource with the state that it is currently in. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] stateOf [Definition] The 'state of' property is the inverse of the state property, relating a state to all of the resources currently in that state. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] task [Definition] A task related to this transition. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] taskGroup [Definition] A task group related to this transition. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Term Name] taskProgress [Definition] The current progress on this task. Some resources are defined in this ontology for this, but you are free to define your own. [Type]

Output: property


Input: [Method] registerName [Implementor] SerialPort [Description] Register the serial port. [Usage]

Output: Called by derived class

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] find [Implementor] SerialPort [Description] Given the name of a port, find and return SerialPort. [Usage]

Output: Called by servers

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] bind [Implementor] SerialPort [Description] Bind the caller to the specified port and if successful return the address of the SerialPort. Only one caller can be bound to a particular port. After a successful bind the caller may call write, read, writeRead, and release. [Usage]

Output: Called by servers

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] release [Implementor] SerialPort [Description] Release the caller that is bound to the port. [Usage]

Output: Called by servers

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] setPeekHandler [Implementor] SerialPort [Description] SerialPort locates the serial port and sets the field peekHandler. If peekHandler has a value, the Derived Class is expected to call it for every character trasmitted and received. [Usage]

Output: Called by serialPortPeek or other diagnostics

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] freePeekHandler [Implementor] SerialPort [Description] SerialPort locates the serial port and clears the field peekHandler. [Usage]

Output: Called by serialPortPeek or other diagnostics

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] write [Implementor] Derived Class [Description] Send data to the serial port. [Usage]

Output: Called by servers.

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] read [Implementor] Derived Class [Description] Read data from the serial port. [Usage]

Output: Called by servers

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] flush [Implementor] Derived Class [Description] Flush all outstanding I/O for the port. NOTE: result dependent on low level driver. [Usage]

Output: Called by servers

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] config [Implementor] Derived Class [Description] Set all options specified by SerialConfigMessage. NOTE: result dependent on low level driver. [Usage]

Output: Called by servers

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Method] getConfig [Implementor] Derived Class [Description] Get all current config options specified by SerialConfigMessage. NOTE: result dependent on low level driver. [Usage]

Output: Called by servers

Serial Support: Message Passing Facility


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Physical [Application] Indicates that a column is part of an alternate key, also known as a secondary key, for a table. [Core Notation]

Output: Yes


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Physical [Application] Indicates that the column value is automatically generated by the database. [Style Issues] This is interesting information, but I don't think I'd clutter the diagram with it. [Core Notation]

Output: No


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Conceptual, Logical [Application] Indicates that an attribute is part of a candidate key for an entity. [Core Notation]

Output: Yes


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Physical [Application] Indicates that an attribute is a column. [Style Issues] Completely redundant information, I wouldn't even consider modeling this. [Core Notation]

Output: No


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Physical [Application] Indicates that a column is part of a foreign key to another table. [Core Notation]

Output: Yes


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] All [Application] Indicates that an attribute or column is part of a natural key. [Style Issues] Interesting information, but don't clutter your diagram with it. [Core Notation]

Output: No


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Physical [Application] Indicates at a column may not have null values. [Core Notation]

Output: Yes


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Physical [Application] Indicates that a column can have null values. [Core Notation]

Output: Yes


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Physical [Application] Indicates that a column is part of a primary key for a table. [Core Notation]

Output: Yes


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Physical [Application] Indicates that a column is a surrogate key. [Style Issues] Interesting information, but don't clutter your diagram with it. [Core Notation]

Output: No


Input: [Stereotype] <> [Diagram Type] Conceptual, Logical [Application] Indicates that an attribute is part of a unique identifier for an entity. Effectively an alternative to <>. [Style Issues] Perfer <> over this stereotype. [Core Notation]

Output: No


Input: [Parameter] id [Value] Unique identifier [Description] Used to link TWISTYSHOW, TWISTYHIDE and TWISTYTOGGLE [Remark]

Output: required


Input: [Parameter] link [Value] Link label [Description] Show link label [Remark]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameter] mode [Value] "div" or "span" [Description] Specify if the Twisty Show link will use a or a tag. Note that if the contents contains block elements such as div, mode should be div as well to create valid HTML markup. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to


Input: [Parameter] img [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the right side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the DocumentGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] imgleft [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the left side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the DocumentGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] imgright [Value] Image url [Description] Specify the url of an image that will be displayed at the right side of the link. You may use ICONURLPATH to display one of the DocumentGraphics icons. Alternatively use an image attached to the topic. [Remark]

Output: optional, defaults to no image


Input: [Parameter] remember [Value] "on", "off" [Description] If "on", the Twisty state is remembered the next time the page is shown. If "off", the stored setting will be cleared. Note: when used, think carefully about a unique name (id) for the Twisty, otherwise the cookie that is set might affect other Twisties with the same name. Also note that only interaction is stored, not the state of the Twisty when left unclicked. [Remark]

Output: optional, no default


Input: [Parameter] start [Value] "hide" or "show" [Description] Initial state of the Twisty; this will override any setting stored in a cookie (see remember). [Remark]

Output: optional, default no initial state


Input: [Parameter] firststart [Value] "hide" or "show" [Description] Initial state of the Twisty the first time the visitor gets to see the Twisty; this will NOT override cookie settings (see remember). [Remark]

Output: optional, default no initial state


Input: [Value] Does my patient have syphilis? [Item]

Output: Clinical Questions

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] No [Item]

Output: Available Stat?

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Input: [Value] FTAC [Item]

Output: Test code

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Input: [Value] Quest [Item]

Output: Performed by

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Input: [Value] Yes [Item]

Output: Sendout?

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Input: [Value] Indirect Fluorescence Assay [Item]

Output: Method

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Input: [Value] CSF tube or sterile collection tube [Item]

Output: Container type

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] See preferred volume [Item]

Output: Amount to Collect

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] CSF [Item]

Output: Sample type

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] 1 mL CSF [Item]

Output: Preferred volume

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] 0.3 mL CSF [Item]

Output: Min. Volume

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] Refrigerate. Order test Quest test # 17088X [Item]

Output: Processing notes

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Input: [Value] Nonreactive [Item]

Output: Normal range

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] Fluorescent Treponemal Antibody Adsorption [Item]

Output: Synonyms

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Input: [Value] Test performed Monday-Friday, turnaround time: 1-4 days [Item]

Output: Turn around times

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] The VDRL test is the only serological assay which is approved for use in CSF. In patients suspected of neurosyphilis but with a non-reactive VDRL result, the FTA-ABS test may be useful in some cases. The FTA-ABS test has high sensitivity but is nonspecific with a high rate of false positive results in CSF. References: Birnbaum NR, Goldschmidt RH and Buffett WO. 1999. Resolving the common clinical dilemmas of syphilis. Amer. Fam. Physician 59(8):2230-2240, 2245-2246. Sexually transmitted diseases treatment guidelines 2002. MMWR May 10, 2002, Vol. 51, No. RR-6,Center for Disease Control and Prevention. [Item]

Output: Additional information

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] 9826-9 [Item]

Output: LOINC code

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] 10/31/2014 1:41:58 PM [Item]

Output: Last Updated

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Value] 398 [Item]

Output: Entry Number

UCSF Departments of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine | Lab Manual | Laboratory Test Database | FTA-ABS


Input: [Parameter] 1 [Significance]

Output: A user ID

Consuming Membership and Profile Services via ASP.NET AJAX


Input: [Parameter] 2 [Significance]

Output: A password

Consuming Membership and Profile Services via ASP.NET AJAX


Input: [Parameter] 3 [Significance]

Output: A boolean value indicating whether an authentication cookie will be persistent

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Input: [Parameter] 4 [Significance]

Output: The web page where the user should be redirect after a successful login

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Input: [Parameter] 5 [Significance]

Output: Reserved for future use

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Input: [Parameter] 6 [Significance]

Output: A callback function that will be called after a successful login (EndAuthenticateUser in this example)

Consuming Membership and Profile Services via ASP.NET AJAX


Input: [Parameter] 7 [Significance]

Output: A callback function that will be called in case a login attempt fails (OnError in this example)

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Input: [Parameter] 8 [Significance]

Output: A custom value that is passed to the callback functions

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Input: [Monad] Identity [Combination strategy for >>=] The bound function is applied to the input value. [Type of computation]

Output: N/A — Used with monad transformers


Input: [Monad] Maybe [Combination strategy for >>=] Nothing input gives Nothing output Just x input uses x as input to the bound function. [Type of computation]

Output: Computations which may not return a result


Input: [Monad] Error [Combination strategy for >>=] Failure records information describing the failure. Binding passes failure information on without executing the bound function, or uses successful values as input to the bound function. [Type of computation]

Output: Computations which can fail or throw exceptions


Input: [Monad] [] (List) [Combination strategy for >>=] Maps the bound function onto the input list and concatenates the resulting lists to get a list of all possible results from all possible inputs. [Type of computation]

Output: Non-deterministic computations which can return multiple possible results


Input: [Monad] IO [Combination strategy for >>=] Sequential execution of I/O actions in the order of binding. [Type of computation]

Output: Computations which perform I/O


Input: [Monad] State [Combination strategy for >>=] The bound function is applied to the input value to produce a state transition function which is applied to the input state. [Type of computation]

Output: Computations which maintain state


Input: [Monad] Reader [Combination strategy for >>=] The bound function is applied to the value of the input using the same environment. [Type of computation]

Output: Computations which read from a shared environment


Input: [Monad] Writer [Combination strategy for >>=] Written data is maintained separately from values. The bound function is applied to the input value and anything it writes is appended to the write data stream. [Type of computation]

Output: Computations which write data in addition to computing values


Input: [Monad] Cont [Combination strategy for >>=] The bound function is inserted into the continuation chain. [Type of computation]

Output: Computations which can be interrupted and restarted


Input: [Transaction Name] General Entry [Open] When the transaction gets posted. [History] When the year end process is completed. [Work]

Output: When the transaction is created and saved in a batch.

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Input: [Transaction Name] Quick Journal Entry [Open] When the transaction gets posted. [History] When the year end process is completed. [Work]

Output: When the transaction is created and saved in a batch.

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Input: [Transaction Name] Clearing Entry [Open] When the transaction gets posted. [History] When the year end process is completed. [Work]

Output: When the transaction is created and saved in a batch.

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Input: [Transaction Name] Payables Transaction Entry [Open] When a transaction is posted and its not paid fully (i.e.) there is an unapplied amount in the payable document. [History] When the document is completely paid (i.e.) there is no unapplied amount in the specific document. [Work]

Output: When a transaction is created and saved in a batch

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Input: [Transaction Name] Computer Checks [Open] When a transaction is posted and its not paid fully (i.e.) there is an unapplied amount in the payable document. [History] When the document is completely paid (i.e.) there is no unapplied amount in the specific document. [Work]

Output: When a transaction is created and saved in a batch

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Input: [Transaction Name] Manual Payment Entry [Open] When a transaction is posted and its not paid fully (i.e.) there is an unapplied amount in the payable document. [History] When the document is completely paid (i.e.) there is no unapplied amount in the specific document. [Work]

Output: When a transaction is created and saved in a batch

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Input: [Transaction Name] Receivables Transactions [Open] When a transaction is posted and its paid or unpaid (i.e.) whether there is an unapplied amount in the payable document or not. [History] When the paid transaction removal process is run from Routines >> Sales. [Work]

Output: When a transaction is created and saved in a batch

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Input: [Transaction Name] Cash Receipts Entry [Open] When a transaction is posted and its paid or unpaid (i.e.) whether there is an unapplied amount in the payable document or not. [History] When the paid transaction removal process is run from Routines >> Sales. [Work]

Output: When a transaction is created and saved in a batch

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Input: [Transaction Name] SOP Quotes Entry [History] When the quote is transferred to an order/invoice. When the quote is voided. [Work]

Output: When a quote is created and saved in a batch.

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Input: [Transaction Name] SOP Order Entry [History] When the order is transferred to a backorder/invoice. When the order is voided. [Work]

Output: When an order is created and saved in a batch.

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Input: [Transaction Name] SOP Invoice Entry [History] When the invoice is transferred to a back order. When the invoice is posted. When the invoice is voided. [Work]

Output: When an invoice is created and saved in a batch.

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Input: [Transaction Name] SOP Backorder Entry [History] When the backorder is transferred to an order/invoice. When the backorder is voided. [Work]

Output: When a backorder is created and saved in a batch

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Input: [Transaction Name] SOP Return Entry [History] When the return is posted. When the return is voided. [Work]

Output: When a return is created and saved in a batch

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Input: [Transaction Name] Purchase Order Entry [History] When the remove complete purchase orders routine is run from Routine >> Purchasing. [Work]

Output: When a purchase order is created and saved.

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Input: [Transaction Name] Receiving Transaction Entry [History] When the receiving transaction entry is posted. [Work]

Output: When the receiving transaction entry is created and saved.

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Input: [Transaction Name] Purchase Returns Entry [History] When the return entry is posted. [Work]

Output: When the return entry is created and saved.

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Input: [Transaction Name] Inventory Transaction Entry [History] When the inventory transaction is posted. [Work]

Output: When the inventory transaction is created and saved.

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Input: [Transaction Name] Inventory Transfer Entry [History] Wen the inventory transfer is posted. [Work]

Output: When the inventory transfer is created and saved.

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Input: [Transaction Name] Assembly Entry [History] When the assembly entry is posted. [Work]

Output: When the assembly entry is created.

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Input: [Value] autofocus [Description] Specifies that when the page loads the element automatically gets focus. [Attribute]

Output: autofocus


Input: [Value] challenge [Description] Specifies the challenge string to be packaged with the public key in the PublicKeyAndChallenge for use in verification of the form submission. If no challenge string is provided, then it is encoded as an IA5STRING of length zero./td> [Attribute]

Output: challenge


Input: [Value] disabled [Description] Specifies that element should be disabled. [Attribute]

Output: disabled


Input: [Value] form_id [Description] Specifies one or more forms. [Attribute]

Output: form


Input: [Value] rsa dsa ec [Description] Specifies the secret algorithm which is for the key. [Attribute]

Output: keytype


Input: [Value] autofocus [Description] Specifies a name. [Attribute]

Output: name


Input: [TEST] Before color temp (20/80) [RESULT] 5,562/5,871K [SCORE]

Output: Average


Input: [TEST] After color temp [RESULT] 6,259/6,506K [SCORE]

Output: Average


Input: [TEST] Before grayscale variation [RESULT] +/- 700K [SCORE]

Output: Average


Input: [TEST] After grayscale variation [RESULT] +/- 92K [SCORE]

Output: Good


Input: [TEST] Color of red (x/y) [RESULT] 0.652/0.325 [SCORE]

Output: Average


Input: [TEST] Color of green [RESULT] 0.193/0.639 [SCORE]

Output: Poor


Input: [TEST] Color of blue [RESULT] 0.143/0.068 [SCORE]

Output: Average


Input: [TEST] Overscan [RESULT] 3% [SCORE]

Output: Good


Input: [TEST] DC restoration [RESULT] All patterns stable [SCORE]

Output: Good


Input: [TEST] 2:3 pull-down, 24fps [RESULT] Y [SCORE]

Output: Good


Input: [TEST] Defeatable edge enhancement [RESULT] N [SCORE]

Output: Poor


Input: [Parameter] valid-connection-checker [Description]

Output: An implementation of interface org.jboss.jca.adaptors.jdbc.ValidConnectionChecker which provides a SQLException.isValidConnection(Connection e) method to validate a connection. An exception means the connection is destroyed. This overrides the parameter check-valid-connection-sql if it is present.


Input: [Parameter] check-valid-connection-sql [Description]

Output: An SQL statement to check validity of a pool connection. This may be called when a managed connection is taken from a pool for use.


Input: [Parameter] validate-on-match [Description]

Output: Indicates whether connection level validation is performed when a connection factory attempts to match a managed connection for a given set. Specifying "true" for validate-on-match is typically not done in conjunction with specifying "true" for background-validation. Validate-on-match is needed when a client must have a connection validated prior to use. This parameter is true by default.


Input: [Parameter] background-validation [Description]

Output: Specifies that connections are validated on a background thread. Background validation is a performance optimization when not used with validate-on-match. If validate-on-match is true, using background-validation could result in redundant checks. Background validation does leave open the opportunity for a bad connection to be given to the client for use (a connection goes bad between the time of the validation scan and prior to being handed to the client), so the client application must account for this possibility.


Input: [Parameter] background-validation-millis [Description]

Output: The amount of time, in milliseconds, that background validation runs.


Input: [Parameter] use-fast-fail [Description]

Output: If true, fail a connection allocation on the first attempt, if the connection is invalid. Defaults to false.


Input: [Parameter] stale-connection-checker [Description]

Output: An instance of org.jboss.jca.adapters.jdbc.StaleConnectionChecker which provides a Boolean isStaleConnection(SQLException e) method. If this method returns true, the exception is wrapped in an org.jboss.jca.adapters.jdbc.StaleConnectionException, which is a subclass of SQLException.


Input: [Parameter] exception-sorter [Description]

Output: An instance of org.jboss.jca.adapters.jdbc.ExceptionSorter which provides a Boolean isExceptionFatal(SQLException e) method. This method validates whether an exception should be broadcast to all instances of javax.resource.spi.ConnectionEventListener as a connectionErrorOccurred message.


Input: [Property Value] White_space [Definition and Usage] Space characters and those format control characters (such as TAB, CR and LF) which should be treated by programming languages as "white space" for the purpose of parsing elements. Note: ZERO WIDTH SPACE and ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE are not included, since their functions are restricted to line-break control. Their names are unfortunately misleading in this respect. Note: There are other senses of "whitespace" that encompass a different set of characters. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Bidi_Control [Definition and Usage] Those format control characters which have specific functions in the Bidirectional Algorithm. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Join_Control [Definition and Usage] Those format control characters which have specific functions for control of cursive joining and ligation. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] ASCII_Hex_Digit [Definition and Usage] ASCII characters commonly used for the representation of hexadecimal numbers. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Dash [Definition and Usage] Those punctuation characters explicitly called out as dashes in the Unicode Standard, plus compatibility equivalents to those. Most of these have the Pd General Category, but some have the Sm General Category because of their use in mathematics. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Hyphen [Definition and Usage] Those dashes used to mark connections between pieces of words, plus the Katakana middle dot. The Katakana middle dot functions like a hyphen, but is shaped like a dot rather than a dash. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Quotation_Mark [Definition and Usage] Those punctuation characters that function as quotation marks. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Terminal_Punctuation [Definition and Usage] Those punctuation characters that generally mark the end of textual units. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Other_Math [Definition and Usage] Used in deriving the Math property. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Hex_Digit [Definition and Usage] Characters commonly used for the representation of hexadecimal numbers, plus their compatibility equivalents. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Other_Alphabetic [Definition and Usage] Used in deriving the Alphabetic property. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Ideographic [Definition and Usage] Characters considered to be CJKV (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese) ideographs. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Diacritic [Definition and Usage] Characters that linguistically modify the meaning of another character to which they apply. Some diacritics are not combining characters, and some combining characters are not diacritics. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Extender [Definition and Usage] Characters whose principal function is to extend the value or shape of a preceding alphabetic character. Typical of these are length and iteration marks. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Other_Lowercase [Definition and Usage] Used in deriving the Lowercase property. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Other_Uppercase [Definition and Usage] Used in deriving the Uppercase property. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Noncharacter_Code_Point [Definition and Usage] Code points that are explicitly defined as illegal for the encoding of characters. See Unicode 3.1 for more information. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Other_Grapheme_Extend [Definition and Usage] Used in deriving the Grapheme_Extend property. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Grapheme_Link [Definition and Usage] Used in determining default grapheme cluster boundaries. For more information, see UTR #29: Text Boundaries (in proposed draft status at publication of Unicode 3.2). [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] IDS_Binary_Operator IDS_Trinary_Operator Radical Unified_Ideograph [Definition and Usage] For a machine-readable list of Ideographic Description Sequences. For more information, see Unicode 3.2. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Other_Default_Ignorable_Code_Point [Definition and Usage] Used in deriving the Default_Ignorable_Code_Point property. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Deprecated [Definition and Usage] For a machine-readable list of deprecated characters. No characters will ever be removed from the standard, but the usage of deprecated characters is strongly discouraged. For more information, see Unicode 3.2. [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Soft_Dotted [Definition and Usage] Characters with a "soft dot", like i or j. An accent placed on these characters causes the dot to disappear. An explicit dot above can be added where required, such as in Lithuanian. For more information, see Unicode 3.0, Chapter 7, Diacritics on i and j [N/I]


Input: [Property Value] Logical_Order_Exception [Definition and Usage] There are a small number of characters that do not use logical order. These characters require special handling in most processing. For more information, see Unicode 3.2. [N/I]


Input: [File] advanced-cache.php [Loaded] on WP_CACHE value [Context] Single [Type of Plugin]

Output: Advanced caching plugin.

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Input: [File] db.php [Loaded] always [Context] Single [Type of Plugin]

Output: Custom database class

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Input: [File] db-error.php [Loaded] on error [Context] Single [Type of Plugin]

Output: Custom database error message

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Input: [File] install.php [Loaded] on install [Context] Single [Type of Plugin]

Output: Custom install script

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Input: [File] maintenance.php [Loaded] on maintenance [Context] Single [Type of Plugin]

Output: Custom maintenance message

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Input: [File] object-cache.php [Loaded] always [Context] Single [Type of Plugin]

Output: External object cache

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Input: [File] sunrise.php [Loaded] on SUNRISE value [Context] Multi [Type of Plugin]

Output: ‘Executed before Multisite is loaded

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Input: [File] blog-deleted.php [Loaded] on deleted blog [Context] Multi [Type of Plugin]

Output: Custom blog deleted message

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Input: [File] blog-inactive.php [Loaded] on inactive blog [Context] Multi [Type of Plugin]

Output: Custom blog inactive message

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Input: [File] blog-suspended.php [Loaded] on archived or spammed blog [Context] Multi [Type of Plugin]

Output: Custom blog suspended message

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Input: [Type] Boolean [Description] If false, the operation searches for an exact match of the searchText string. An exact match is case sensitive. Otherwise, it searches for a value that contains the searchText provided. This search is not case sensitive. The default is true. The default value is true. [Properties]

Output: contains

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Input: [Type] Number[] [Description] The layers to perform the find operation on. The layers to perform the find operation on. The layers are specified as a comma-separated list of layer ids. It can also be an array of layer NAMEs. [Properties]

Output: layerIds

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Input: [Type] Number [Description] This option can be used to specify the maximum allowable offset to be used for generalizing geometries returned by the find operation [Properties]

Output: maxAllowableOffset

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Input: [Type] Boolean [Description] If true, the resultset will include the geometries associated with each result. The default value is true. [Properties]

Output: returnGeometry

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Input: [Type] String[] [Description] The names of the fields to search. The fields are specified as a comma-separated list of field names. If this parameter is not specified, all fields are searched. This can also be an array with field names . [Properties]

Output: searchFields

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Input: [Type] String [Description] The search string. This is the text that is searched across the layers and the fields that the user specifies. [Properties]

Output: searchText

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Input: [Annotation] @AssertFalse [Supported data types] Boolean, boolean [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: Checks that the annotated element is false.


Input: [Annotation] @AssertTrue [Supported data types] Boolean, boolean [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: Checks that the annotated element is true.


Input: [Annotation] @DecimalMax [Supported data types] BigDecimal, BigInteger, String, byte, short, int, long and the respective wrappers of the primitive types. Additionally supported by HV: any sub-type of Number. [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: The annotated element must be a number whose value must be lower or equal to the specified maximum. The parameter value is the string representation of the max value according to the BigDecimal string representation.


Input: [Annotation] @DecimalMin [Supported data types] BigDecimal, BigInteger, String, byte, short, int, long and the respective wrappers of the primitive types. Additionally supported by HV: any sub-type of Number. [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: The annotated element must be a number whose value must be higher or equal to the specified minimum. The parameter value is the string representation of the min value according to the BigDecimal string representation.


Input: [Annotation] @Digits(integer=, fraction=) [Supported data types] BigDecimal, BigInteger, String, byte, short, int, long and the respective wrappers of the primitive types. Additionally supported by HV: any sub-type of Number. [Hibernate metadata impact] Define column precision and scale. [Use]

Output: Checks whether the annoted value is a number having up to integer digits and fraction fractional digits.


Input: [Annotation] @Future [Supported data types] java.util.Date, java.util.Calendar; Additionally supported by HV, if the Joda Time date/time API is on the class path: any implementations of ReadablePartial and ReadableInstant. [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: Checks whether the annotated date is in the future.


Input: [Annotation] @Max [Supported data types] BigDecimal, BigInteger, byte, short, int, long and the respective wrappers of the primitive types. Additionally supported by HV: String (the numeric value represented by a String is evaluated), any sub-type of Number. [Hibernate metadata impact] Add a check constraint on the column. [Use]

Output: Checks whether the annotated value is less than or equal to the specified maximum.


Input: [Annotation] @Min [Supported data types] BigDecimal, BigInteger, byte, short, int, long and the respective wrappers of the primitive types. Additionally supported by HV: String (the numeric value represented by a String is evaluated), any sub-type of Number. [Hibernate metadata impact] Add a check constraint on the column. [Use]

Output: Checks whether the annotated value is higher than or equal to the specified minimum.


Input: [Annotation] @NotNull [Supported data types] Any type [Hibernate metadata impact] Column(s) are not null. [Use]

Output: Checks that the annotated value is not null.


Input: [Annotation] @Null [Supported data types] Any type [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: Checks that the annotated value is null.


Input: [Annotation] @Past [Supported data types] java.util.Date, java.util.Calendar; Additionally supported by HV, if the Joda Time date/time API is on the class path: any implementations of ReadablePartial and ReadableInstant. [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: Checks whether the annotated date is in the past.


Input: [Annotation] @Pattern(regex=, flag=) [Supported data types] String [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: Checks if the annotated string matches the regular expression regex considering the given flag match.


Input: [Annotation] @Size(min=, max=) [Supported data types] String, Collection, Map and arrays [Hibernate metadata impact] Column length will be set to max. [Use]

Output: Checks if the annotated element's size is between min and max (inclusive).


Input: [Annotation] @Valid [Supported data types] Any non-primitive type [Hibernate metadata impact] none [Use]

Output: Performs validation recursively on the associated object. If the object is a collection or an array, the elements are validated recursively. If the object is a map, the value elements are validated recursively.


Input: [Text] Prop Code [(Name)]

Output: colPropertyCode


Input: [Text] Property Type [TextAlign] Center [Width] 80 [(Name)]

Output: colPropertyType


Input: [Text] Bedrooms [TextAlign] Right [(Name)]

Output: colBedrooms


Input: [Text] Bathrooms [TextAlign] Right [Width] 62 [(Name)]

Output: colBathrooms


Input: [Text] Monthly Rent [TextAlign] Right [Width] 75 [(Name)]

Output: colMonthlyRent


Input: [Text] Status [(Name)]

Output: colStatus


Input: [Property] children [Type] Array [Description]

Output: Array of Node Objects.

Node Object Properties


Input: [Property] confidence [Type] Float [Description]

Output: For classification models, a number between 0 and 1 that expresses how certain the model is of the prediction. For regression models, a number mapped to the top end of a 95% confidence interval around the expected error at that node (measured using the variance of the output at the node). See the Section on Confidence for more details. Note that for models you might have created using the first versions of BigML this value might be null.

Node Object Properties


Input: [Property] count [Type] Integer [Description]

Output: Number of instances classfied by this node.

Node Object Properties


Input: [Property] objective_summary [Type] Object [Description]

Output: An Objective Summary Object summarizes the objective field's distribution at this node.

Node Object Properties


Input: [Property] output [Type] Number or String [Description]

Output: Prediction at this node.

Node Object Properties


Input: [Property] predicate [Type] Boolean or Object [Description]

Output: Predicate structure to make a decision at this node.

Node Object Properties


Input: [Description] Creates the tables [Filename]

Output: Table_scripts_mysql_rxn.sql


Input: [Description] Load the RxNorm files from windows into tables [Filename]

Output: Populate_mysql_rxn.bat


Input: [Description] Load the RxNorm files from Unix/Linux to tables [Filename]

Output: populate_mysql_rxn.sh


Input: [Description] Windows loading script (called from populate script) [Filename]

Output: Load_scripts_mysql_rxn_win.sql


Input: [Description] Unix/Linux loading script (called from populate script) [Filename]

Output: Load_scripts_mysql_rxn_unix.sql


Input: [Description] Creates table indexes (optional) [Filename]

Output: Indexes_mysql_rxn.sql


Input: [parameter] filterorderstates [Type] order state [Description]

Output: Enter the order states to display (P, X, C...)

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Input: [parameter] showtos [Type] 0/1 [Description]

Output: Show/hide Accept Terms of Service button

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Input: [parameter] divclass [Type] text [Description]

Output: a class name to apply to the container div

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Input: [parameter] divstyle [Type] text [Description]

Output: css style to apply to the container div

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Input: [parameter] pretext [Type] text [Description]

Output: text to be shown before the button

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Input: [parameter] text [Type] text [Description]

Output: the text of the button

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Input: [parameter] posttext [Type] text [Description]

Output: text to be shown after the button

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Input: [parameter] class_sfx [Type] text [Description]

Output: class name to apply to the button

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Input: [parameter] btnstyle [Type] text [Description]

Output: css style to apply to the button

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Input: [parameter] showcancel [Type] 0/1 [Description]

Output: Should the user cart be reset before adding the items?

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Input: [parameter] canceltext [Type] text [Description]

Output: text of the cancel button

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Input: [parameter] cancelclass_sfx [Type] text [Description]

Output: a class name to be applied on the cancel button

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Input: [parameter] cancelbtnstyle [Type] text [Description]

Output: css style to be applied on the cancel button

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Input: [Description] Gets an instance of GridLength that holds a value whose size is determined by the size properties of the content object. [Name]

Output: Auto


Input: [Description] Gets the associated GridUnitType for the GridLength. [Name]

Output: GridUnitType


Input: [Description] Gets a value that indicates whether the GridLength holds a value that is expressed in pixels. [Name]

Output: IsAbsolute


Input: [Description] Gets a value that indicates whether the GridLength holds a value whose size is determined by the size properties of the content object. [Name]

Output: IsAuto


Input: [Description] Gets a value that indicates whether the GridLength holds a value that is expressed as a weighted proportion of available space. [Name]

Output: IsStar


Input: [Description] Gets a Double that represents the value of the GridLength. [Name]

Output: Value


Input: [Parent] AUTO [Child] any combination of AUTO or PIXEL but no PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] okay [Remarks]

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Input: [Parent] AUTO [Child] any combination with at least one PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] wrong [Remarks]

Output: LayoutManager cannot compute the auto value.

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Input: [Parent] PIXEL [Child] any combination of AUTO or PIXEL but no PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] potentially wrong [Remarks]

Output: The values depend on each other, the programmer has to keep consistency manually.

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Input: [Parent] PIXEL [Child] any combination with at least one PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] okay [Remarks]

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Input: [Parent] PROPORTIONAL [Child] any combination of AUTO or PIXEL but no PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] potentially wrong [Remarks]

Output: No automatic matching: too little space: scroll bar too much space: elements will be spread.

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Input: [Parent] PROPORTIONAL [Child] any combination with at least one PROPORTIONAL [Okay?] okay [Remarks]

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Input: [Value] \0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0 [Meaning] NULL [Code Type]

Output: String of Null packets to get attention of sign

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Input: [Value] \001 [Meaning] SOH [Code Type]

Output: Start of Header

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Input: [Value] Z [Meaning] Direct at all Signs [Code Type]

Output: Type Code

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Input: [Value] 00 [Meaning] All Signs Should Listen [Code Type]

Output: Sign Address

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Input: [Value] \002 [Meaning] Start of Text Character [Code Type]

Output: Start Type

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Input: [Value] A [Meaning] Text File [Code Type]

Output: Write File Type

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Input: [Value] A [Meaning] A [Code Type]

Output: File Label

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Input: [Value] \x1B [Meaning] ESC [Code Type]

Output: Start of Mode Field

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Input: [Value] t [Meaning] compressed text [Code Type]

Output: MODE TAG (see below)

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Input: [Value] \x1C [Meaning] color control code [Code Type]

Output: Control Code

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Input: [Value] 1 [Meaning] red [Code Type]

Output: COLORTAG (see below)

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Input: [Value] Hello World [Code Type]

Output: Text Message

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Input: [Value] \004 [Meaning] EOT [Code Type]

Output: End of Transmission

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Input: [Description] The element of the settings that is going to be changed. [Type] String [Default] name [Attribute]

Output: username


Input: [Description] The first name of the user. [Type] String [Attribute]

Output: first_name


Input: [Description] The last name of the user. [Type] String [Attribute]

Output: last_name


Input: [Description] The email address of the user. [Type] String [Attribute]

Output: email


Input: [Description] Whether or not this user is enabled or disabled. [Type] TrueClass, FalseClass [Attribute]

Output: enabled


Input: [Description] The current (or new) password of the user. [Type] String [Attribute]

Output: password


Input: [Description] The old password of the user, used in change_password. [Type] String [Attribute]

Output: old_password


Input: [Description] A list of roles (permissions) to apply to the user. [Type] Array [Attribute]

Output: roles


Input: [Method] Method [__init__] initialize [2]

Output: Use this method instead of __init__ to initialize your Widget, so you don't have to deal with calling the __init__ of the superclass.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] setSubmodel [2]

Output: I use the submodel to know which attribute in self.model I am responsible for

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] getData [2]

Output: I have a model; however since I am a widget I am only responsible for a portion of that model. This method returns the portion I am responsible for.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] setData [2]

Output: If the return value of getData is a Deferred, I am called when the result of the Deferred is available.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] add [2]

Output: Add `item' to the children of the resultant DOM Node of this widget.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] appendChild [2]

Output: Add `item' to the children of the resultant DOM Node of this widget.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] insert [2]

Output: Insert `item' at `index' in the children list of the resultant DOM Node of this widget.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] setNode [2]

Output: Set a node for this widget to use instead of creating one programatically. Useful for looking up a node in a template and using that.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] cleanNode [2]

Output: Do your part, prevent infinite recursion!

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] generate [2]

Output: Allow a view to be used like a widget. Will look up the template file and return it in place of the incoming node.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] setDataCallback [2]

Output: Undocumented

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] generateDOM [2]

Output: No summary

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] modelChanged [2]

Output: Rerender this view, because our model has changed.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] __setitem__ [2]

Output: Convenience syntax for adding attributes to the resultant DOM Node of this widget.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] __getitem__ [2]

Output: Convenience syntax for getting an attribute from the resultant DOM Node of this widget.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] setError [2]

Output: No summary

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] getTopModel [2]

Output: Get a reference to this page's top model object.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] getAllPatterns [2]

Output: Get all nodes below this one which have a matching pattern attribute.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] getPattern [2]

Output: Get a named slot from the incoming template node. Returns a copy of the node and all its children. If there was more than one node with the same slot identifier, they will be returned in a round-robin fashion.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] addUpdateMethod [2]

Output: No summary

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] addEventHandler [2]

Output: No summary

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] onEvent [2]

Output: Dispatch a client-side event to an event handler that was registered using addEventHandler.

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] _reset [2]

Output: Undocumented

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] _regenerate [2]

Output: Undocumented

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Input: [Field] Body [Details]

Output: Type textarea Properties Nillable, Sort Description The content of UserFeed. Required when Type is TextPost. Optional when Type is ContentPost or LinkPost. This is the message that appears in the feed.

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Input: [Field] CommentCount [Details]

Output: Type int Properties Filter, Group, Sort Description The number of FeedComments associated with this feed item.

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Input: [Field] ConnectionId [Details]

Output: Type reference Properties Filter, Group, Nillable, Sort Description When a PartnerNetworkConnection makes a change to a record that is tracked, the CreatedBy field contains the ID of the system administrator while the ConnectionId contains the ID of the PartnerNetworkConnection that made the change. Available if Salesforce to Salesforce is enabled for your organization.

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Input: [Field] ContentData [Details]

Output: Type base64 Properties Nillable Description The file uploaded to the feed. Required if Type is ContentPost. Encoded file data. Cannot be 0 bytes. Can be any format. Setting this field automatically sets Type to ContentPost.

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Input: [Field] ContentDescription [Details]

Output: Type textarea Properties Nillable, Sort Description The description of the file specified in ContentData.

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Input: [Field] ContentFileName [Details]

Output: Type string Properties Group, Nillable, Sort Description The file uploaded to the feed. Required if Type is ContentPost. The name of the file uploaded to the feed. Setting ContentFileName automatically sets Type to ContentPost.

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Input: [Field] ContentSize [Details]

Output: Type int Properties Group, Nillable, Sort Description Read only. Automatically determined during insert. The size of the file (in bytes) uploaded to the feed.

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Input: [Field] ContentType [Details]

Output: Type string Properties Group, Nillable, Sort Description Read only. Automatically determined during insert. The MIME type of the file uploaded to the feed.

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Input: [Field] CreatedDate [Details]

Output: Type dateTime Properties Defaulted on create, Filter, Sort Description Date and time when this record was created. This is a standard system field. Ordering by CreatedDateDESC sorts the feed by the most recent feed item.

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Input: [Field] FeedPostId [Details]

Output: Type reference Properties Filter, Group, Nillable, Sort Description This field was removed in API version 22.0, and is available in earlier versions for backward compatibility only. ID of the associated FeedPost. A FeedPost represents the following types of changes in an FeedItem: changes to tracked fields, text posts, link posts, and content posts.

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Input: [Field] InsertedById [Details]

Output: Type reference Properties Group, Nillable, Sort Description ID of the user who added this object to the feed. For example, if a client application migrates multiple posts and comments from another application into a feed, then the InsertedBy value is set to the ID of the logged-in user.

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Input: [Field] IsDeleted [Details]

Output: Type boolean Properties Defaulted on create, Filter, Group, Sort Description Indicates whether the record has been moved to the Recycle Bin (true) or not (false). This is a standard system field.

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Input: [Field] LastModifiedDate [Details]

Output: Type dateTime Properties Defaulted on create, Filter, Sort Description Date and time when this record was last modified by a user. This is a standard system field. When a feed item is created, LastModifiedDate is the same as CreatedDate. If a FeedComment is inserted on that feed item, then LastModifiedDate becomes the CreatedDate for that FeedComment. Deleting the FeedComment does not change the LastModifiedDate. Ordering by LastModifiedDate DESC sorts the feed by both the most recent feed item or comment.

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Input: [Field] LikeCount [Details]

Output: Type int Properties Filter, Group, Sort Description The number of FeedLikes associated with this feed item.

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Input: [Field] LinkUrl [Details]

Output: Type url Properties Nillable, Sort Description The URL of a LinkPost.

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Input: [Field] NetworkScope [Details]

Output: Type picklist Properties Group, Nillable, Restricted picklist, Sort Description Specifies whether this feed item is available in the default community, a specific community, or all communities. This field is available in API version 26.0 and later, if Salesforce Communities is enabled for your organization. NetworkScope can have the following values: NetworkId—The ID of the community in which the FeedItem is available. If left empty, the feed item is only available in the default community. AllNetworks—The feed item is available in all communities. Note the following exceptions for NetworkScope: Only feed items with a Group or User parent can set a NetworkId or a null value for NetworkScope. For feed items with a record parent, users can set NetworkScope only to AllNetworks. You can’t filter a FeedItem on the NetworkScope field.

UserFeed | SOAP API Developer's Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] ParentId [Details]

Output: Type reference Properties Filter, Group, Sort Description ID of the account record that is tracked in the feed. The feed is displayed on the detail page for this record.

UserFeed | SOAP API Developer's Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] RelatedRecordId [Details]

Output: Type reference Properties Group, Nillable, Sort Description ID of the ContentVersion object associated with a ContentPost. This field is null for all posts except ContentPost.

UserFeed | SOAP API Developer's Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] Title [Details]

Output: Type string Properties Group, Nillable, Sort Description The title of the user record. When the Type is LinkPost, the LinkUrl is the URL and this field is the link name.

UserFeed | SOAP API Developer's Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] Type [Details]

Output: Type picklist Properties Filter, Group, Nillable, Restricted picklist, Sort Description The type of feed item: ActivityEvent—indirectly generated event when a user or the API adds a Task associated with a feed-enabled parent record (excluding email tasks on cases). Also occurs when a user or the API adds or updates a Task or Event associated with a case record (excluding email and call logging). For a recurring Task with CaseFeed disabled, one event is generated for the series only. For a recurring Task with CaseFeed enabled, events are generated for the series and each occurrence. AdvancedTextPost—created when a user posts a group announcement. AnnouncementPost—Not used. ApprovalPost—generated when a user submits an approval. BasicTemplateFeedItem—Not used. CanvasPost—a post made by a canvas app posts on a feed. CollaborationGroupCreated—generated when a user creates a public group. CollaborationGroupUnarchived—Not used. ContentPost—a post with an attached file. CreatedRecordEvent—generated when a user creates a record from the publisher. DashboardComponentAlert—generated when a dashboard metric or gauge exceeds a user-defined threshold. DashboardComponentSnapshot—created when a user posts a dashboard snapshot on a feed. LinkPost—a post with an attached URL. PollPost—a poll posted on a feed. ProfileSkillPost—generated when a skill is added to a user’s Chatter profile. QuestionPost—generated when a user posts a question. ReplyPost—generated when Chatter Answers posts a reply. RypplePost—generated when a user creates a Thanks badge in Work.com. TextPost—a direct text entry on a feed. TrackedChange—a change or group of changes to a tracked field. UserStatus—automatically generated when a user adds a post. Deprecated. The following values appear in the Type picklist for all feed objects but apply only to CaseFeed: CaseCommentPost—generated event when a user adds a case comment for a case object EmailMessageEvent—generated event when an email related to a case object is sent or received CallLogPost—generated event when a user logs a call for a case through the user interface. This event is also generated by CTI calls. ChangeStatusPost—generated event when a user changes the status of a case AttachArticleEvent—generated event when a user attaches an article to a case Note If you set Type to ContentPost, you must specify ContentData and ContentFileName.

UserFeed | SOAP API Developer's Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [Field] Visibility [Details]

Output: Type picklist Properties Filter, Group, Nillable, Restricted picklist, Sort Description Specifies whether this feed item is available to all users or internal users only. This field is available in API version 26.0 and later, if Salesforce Communities is enabled for your organization. Visibility can have the following values: AllUsers—The feed item is available to all users who have permission to see the feed item. InternalUsers—The feed item is available to internal users only. Note the following exceptions for Visibility: For record posts, Visibility is set to InternalUsers for all internal users by default. External users can set Visibility only to AllUsers. On user and group posts, only internal users can set Visibility to InternalUsers.

UserFeed | SOAP API Developer's Guide | Salesforce Developers


Input: [S.No] 1 [Construct] Invoke [Details]

Output: Provides the feature to invoke the required Partner Link.

1Z0-451: Oracle SOA Foundation Practitioner Exam | PACKT Books


Input: [S.No] 2 [Construct] Partner Link [Details]

Output: Partner Link is a Web Service or adapter that is called from the BPEL process.

1Z0-451: Oracle SOA Foundation Practitioner Exam | PACKT Books


Input: [S.No] 3 [Construct] Receive [Details]

Output: Receive activity can be used to receive the message to the BPEL process. This can be used at the start or in the middle of the BPEL process.

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Input: [S.No] 4 [Construct] Reply [Details]

Output: Reply activity is used to reply back to the caller of the message. This is used by the BPEL process in synchronous communication.

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Input: [S.No] 5 [Construct] Assign [Details]

Output: Assigns the variables to values or expressions.

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Input: [S.No] 6 [Construct] Compensate [Details]

Output: The Compensate activity is a business activity that compensates for the previous executed steps.

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Input: [S.No] 7 [Construct] Empty [Details]

Output: The Empty activity is used to represent that no action is required on the branch of Flow or While.

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Input: [S.No] 8 [Construct] Terminate [Details]

Output: The Terminate activity ends the BPEL process execution.

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Input: [S.No] 9 [Construct] Throw [Details]

Output: Throw activity throws the fault that is captured in the Catch block or the Fault that is constructed in the Catch All block.

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Input: [S.No] 10 [Construct] Wait [Details]

Output: The Wait activity provides features to pause the BPEL process execution for a specified period of time.

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Input: [S.No] 11 [Construct] Flow [Details]

Output: The Flow activity is a unique activity for BPEL. It helps to run tasks in parallel. There are two types of Flow activities.

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Input: [S.No] 12 [Construct] Pick [Details]

Output: Pick is also a unique activity for BPEL. This activity is used to receive the message from various different Partner Links. It is used in an asynchronous BPEL process. This can also be used at the start or in the middle of the BPEL process.

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Input: [S.No] 13 [Construct] Scope [Details]

Output: Scope is the activity used to group the set of BPEL activities for logically grouping a set of actions to handle faults, define local variables for manipulation, and so on.

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Input: [S.No] 14 [Construct] Sequence [Details]

Output: Sequence is another grouping construct that is used to sequence the list of BPEL activities.

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Input: [S.No] 15 [Construct] Switch [Details]

Output: Switch is used in a very similar way to Switch Case constructs in C programming language.

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Input: [S.No] 16 [Construct] While [Details]

Output: While is a looping construct that is used to execute the list of actions until the condition specified in While constructs return to false.

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Input: [S.No] 17 [Construct] If (BPEL 2.0) [Details]

Output: Switch is replaced with If in BPEL 2.0. This construct helps us perform the if-else operations.

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Input: [S.No] 18 [Construct] Repeat Until (BPEL 2.0) [Details]

Output: This is an additional construct introduced in BPEL 2.0 to repeat certain actions until the condition is met.

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Input: [S.No] 19 [Construct] ReThrow (BPEL 2.0) [Details]

Output: This is an additional construct that allows you to re-throw the fault caught in the Fault Handler block.

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Input: [S.No] 20 [Construct] ForEach (BPEL 2.0) [Details]

Output: This is an additional construct introduced in BPEL 2.0. This will replace the FlowN construct by allowing parallel execution.

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Input: [Element] aboutMe [JSON Data Type] string [Description] The profile owner's personal description. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: string


Input: [Element] birthdate [JSON Data Type] string [Description] Birth date of the profile owner, month, and day. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: string


Input: [Element] displayAge [JSON Data Type] number [Description] The proclaimed age chosen by the user, assumed to be public information. There is no check or verification. User can claim any age. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: positiveInteger


Input: [Element] familyName [JSON Data Type] string [Description] Family name of the profile owner. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: string


Input: [Element] gender [JSON Data Type] string [Description] Gender of the profile owner, for displaying updates. Can be one of the following values: "M", "F" or "Unspecified". [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: enum


Input: [Element] givenName [JSON Data Type] string [Description] Given name of the profile owner. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: string


Input: [Element] interests [JSON Data Type] array of Interest Objects [Description] Interests of the profile owner. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: Zero of more of Interests Objects


Input: [Element] languagesSpoken [JSON Data Type] array of string [Description] Comma-separated RCF 4647 language priority list of RFC 4646 basic language ranges. Contains language tags in descending priority order. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: enum


Input: [Element] location [JSON Data Type] string [Description] Proclaimed location of the profile owner. There is no check or verification of this. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: string


Input: [Element] lookingFor [JSON Data Type] string [Description] The type of relationship that profile owner is interested in. The following values are allowed: "FRIENDSHIP", "DATING", "RELATIONSHIP", "NETWORKING", or "OTHER". [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: enum


Input: [Element] message [JSON Data Type] string [Description] Status text of the profile owner. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: string


Input: [Element] nickname [JSON Data Type] string [Description] Display name of the profile owner. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: string


Input: [Element] relationshipStatus [JSON Data Type] string [Description] Relationship status of the profile owner. The following values are allowed: "", "SINGLE", "IN A RELATIONSHIP","MARRIED","ENGAGED", or "DIVORCED". [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: enum


Input: [Element] schools [JSON Data Type] array of School Objects [Description] Collection of School Objects. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: Zero or more School Objects


Input: [Element] works [JSON Data Type] array of Work Objects [Description] Collection of Work Objects. [XML Schema Data Type]

Output: Zero or more Work Objects


Input: [Construct] Ordinary read No [Flushes thread cache after?] No [Notes]

Output: Read of a non-volatile field

Volatile keyword in C# – memory model explained


Input: [Construct] Ordinary write No [Flushes thread cache after?] Yes [Notes]

Output: Write of a non-volatile field

Volatile keyword in C# – memory model explained


Input: [Construct] Volatile read Yes [Flushes thread cache after?] No [Notes]

Output: Read of volatile field, or Thread.VolatileRead

Volatile keyword in C# – memory model explained


Input: [Construct] Volatile write No [Flushes thread cache after?] Yes [Notes]

Output: Write of a volatile field – same as non-volatile

Volatile keyword in C# – memory model explained


Input: [Construct] Thread.MemoryBarrier Yes [Flushes thread cache after?] Yes [Notes]

Output: Special memory barrier method

Volatile keyword in C# – memory model explained


Input: [Construct] Interlocked operations Yes [Flushes thread cache after?] Yes [Notes]

Output: Increment, Add, Exchange, etc.

Volatile keyword in C# – memory model explained


Input: [Construct] Lock acquire Yes [Flushes thread cache after?] No [Notes]

Output: Monitor.Enter or entering a lock {} region

Volatile keyword in C# – memory model explained


Input: [Construct] Lock release No [Flushes thread cache after?] Yes [Notes]

Output: Monitor.Exit or exiting a lock {} region

Volatile keyword in C# – memory model explained


Input: [Parameter] lbmethod [Default] byrequests [Description]

Output: Balancer load-balance method. Select the load-balancing scheduler method to use. Either byrequests, to perform weighted request counting, bytraffic, to perform weighted traffic byte count balancing, or bybusyness, to perform pending request balancing. Default is byrequests.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] maxattempts [Default] One less than the number of workers, or 1 with a single worker. [Description]

Output: Maximum number of failover attempts before giving up.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] nofailover [Default] Off [Description]

Output: If set to On the session will break if the worker is in error state or disabled. Set this value to On if backend servers do not support session replication.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] stickysession [Default] - [Description]

Output: Balancer sticky session name. The value is usually set to something like JSESSIONID or PHPSESSIONID, and it depends on the backend application server that support sessions. If the backend application server uses different name for cookies and url encoded id (like servlet containers) use | to separate them. The first part is for the cookie the second for the path. Available in Apache HTTP Server 2.4.4 and later.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] stickysessionsep [Default] "." [Description]

Output: Sets the separation symbol in the session cookie. Some backend application servers do not use the '.' as the symbol. For example the Oracle Weblogic server uses '!'. The correct symbol can be set using this option. The setting of 'Off' signifies that no symbol is used.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] scolonpathdelim [Default] Off [Description]

Output: If set to On the semi-colon character ';' will be used as an additional sticky session path delimiter/separator. This is mainly used to emulate mod_jk's behavior when dealing with paths such as JSESSIONID=6736bcf34;foo=aabfa

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] timeout [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Balancer timeout in seconds. If set this will be the maximum time to wait for a free worker. Default is not to wait.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] failonstatus [Default] - [Description]

Output: A single or comma-separated list of HTTP status codes. If set this will force the worker into error state when the backend returns any status code in the list. Worker recovery behaves the same as other worker errors.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] failontimeout [Default] Off [Description]

Output: If set, an IO read timeout after a request is sent to the backend will force the worker into error state. Worker recovery behaves the same as other worker errors. Available in Apache HTTP Server 2.4.5 and later.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] nonce [Description]

Output: The protective nonce used in the balancer-manager application page. The default is to use an automatically determined UUID-based nonce, to provide for further protection for the page. If set, then the nonce is set to that value. A setting of None disables all nonce checking. Note In addition to the nonce, the balancer-manager page should be protected via an ACL.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] growth [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Number of additional BalancerMembers to allow to be added to this balancer in addition to those defined at configuration.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Parameter] forcerecovery [Default] On [Description]

Output: Force the immediate recovery of all workers without considering the retry parameter of the workers if all workers of a balancer are in error state. There might be cases where an already overloaded backend can get into deeper trouble if the recovery of all workers is enforced without considering the retry parameter of each worker. In this case set to Off. Available in Apache HTTP Server 2.4.2 and later.

mod_proxy - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.4


Input: [Name (alias)] Process [Description]

Output: Show a Process or action step. This is the most common symbol in both process flowcharts and process maps.

Flowchart Symbols Defined: Business Process Map and Flow Chart Symbols and their Meanings | BreezeTree


Input: [Name (alias)] Predefined Process (Subroutine) [Description]

Output: A Predefined Process symbol is a marker for another process step or series of process flow steps that are formally defined elsewhere. This shape commonly depicts sub-processes (or subroutines in programming flowcharts). If the sub-process is considered "known" but not actually defined in a process procedure, work instruction, or some other process flowchart or documentation, then it is best not to use this symbol since it implies a formally defined process.

Flowchart Symbols Defined: Business Process Map and Flow Chart Symbols and their Meanings | BreezeTree


Input: [Name (alias)] Alternate Process [Description]

Output: As the shape name suggests, this flowchart symbol is used when the process flow step is an alternate to the normal process step. Flow lines into an alternate process flow step are typically dashed.

Flowchart Symbols Defined: Business Process Map and Flow Chart Symbols and their Meanings | BreezeTree


Input: [Name (alias)] Delay [Description]

Output: The Delay flowchart symbol depicts any waiting period that is part of a process. Delay shapes are common in process mapping.

Flowchart Symbols Defined: Business Process Map and Flow Chart Symbols and their Meanings | BreezeTree


Input: [Name (alias)] Preparation [Description]

Output: As the names states, any process step that is a Preparation process flow step, such as a set-up operation.

Flowchart Symbols Defined: Business Process Map and Flow Chart Symbols and their Meanings | BreezeTree


Input: [Name (alias)] Manual Operation [Description]

Output: Manual Operations flowchart shapes show which process steps are not automated. In data processing flowcharts, this data flow shape indicates a looping operation along with a loop limit symbol (which is not supported by Microsoft Office, but a Manual Operation symbol rotated 180° will do the trick.)

Flowchart Symbols Defined: Business Process Map and Flow Chart Symbols and their Meanings | BreezeTree


Input: [Class] ArrayHashMap [Description]

Output: An Array-based hashtable which maps, similar to Java's HashMap, only performance tests showed it performs better.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FloatToObjectMap [Description]

Output: An Array-based hashtable which maps primitive float to Objects of generic type T. The hashtable is constracted with a given capacity, or 16 as a default.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] IntArray [Description]

Output: A Class wrapper for a grow-able int[] which can be sorted and intersect with other IntArrays.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] IntHashSet [Description]

Output: A Set or primitive int.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] IntToDoubleMap [Description]

Output: An Array-based hashtable which maps primitive int to a primitive double. The hashtable is constracted with a given capacity, or 16 as a default.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] IntToIntMap [Description]

Output: An Array-based hashtable which maps primitive int to primitive int. The hashtable is constracted with a given capacity, or 16 as a default.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] IntToObjectMap [Description]

Output: An Array-based hashtable which maps primitive int to Objects of generic type T. The hashtable is constracted with a given capacity, or 16 as a default.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] LRUHashMap [Description]

Output: LRUHashMap is an extension of Java's HashMap, which has a bounded size(); When it reaches that size, each time a new element is added, the least recently used (LRU) entry is removed.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ObjectToFloatMap [Description]

Output: An Array-based hashtable which maps Objects of generic type T to primitive float values. The hashtable is constructed with a given capacity, or 16 as a default.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ObjectToIntMap [Description]

Output: An Array-based hashtable which maps Objects of generic type T to primitive int values. The hashtable is constructed with a given capacity, or 16 as a default.

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Type] EventTarget [Description] The event target (the topmost target in the DOM tree). [Property]

Output: target Read only

MozAudioAvailable - Event reference | MDN


Input: [Type] DOMString [Description] The type of event. [Property]

Output: type Read only

MozAudioAvailable - Event reference | MDN


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] Does the event normally bubble? [Property]

Output: bubbles Read only

MozAudioAvailable - Event reference | MDN


Input: [Type] boolean [Description] Is it possible to cancel the event? [Property]

Output: cancelable Read only

MozAudioAvailable - Event reference | MDN


Input: [Type] FrameBuffer (array) [Description] The decoded audio sample data (i.e., floats). [Property]

Output: frameBuffer Read only

MozAudioAvailable - Event reference | MDN


Input: [Type] float [Description] Timestamp for these samples measured from the start in seconds. [Property]

Output: time Read only

MozAudioAvailable - Event reference | MDN


Input: [Description] Eject a node from the cluster. Required parameter: “otpNode”, the node to be ejected. [Function]

Output: ejectNode


Input: [Description] Add a node to this cluster. Required parameters: “hostname”, “user” and “password”. Username and password are for the Administrator for this node. [Function]

Output: addNode


Input: [Description] Rebalance the existing cluster. This controller requires both “knownNodes” and “ejectedNodes”. This allows a client to state the existing known nodes and which nodes should be removed from the cluster in a single operation. To ensure no cluster state changes have occurred since a client last got a list of nodes, both the known nodes and the node to be ejected must be supplied. If the list does not match the set of nodes, the request will fail with an HTTP 400 indicating a mismatch. Note rebalance progress is available via the rebalanceProgress uri. [Function]

Output: rebalance


Input: [Description] Failover the vBuckets from a given node to the nodes which have replicas of data for those vBuckets. The “otpNode” parameter is required and specifies the node to be failed over. [Function]

Output: failover


Input: [Description] The “otpNode” parameter is required and specifies the node to be re-added. [Function]

Output: reAddNode


Input: [Description] Stop any rebalance operation currently running. This takes no parameters. [Function]

Output: stopRebalance


Input: [Braille device keys] Joystick Left [VoiceOver action]

Output: Move to previous item

Optelec EasyLink: Device keys for VoiceOver navigation - Apple Support


Input: [Braille device keys] Joystick Right [VoiceOver action]

Output: Move to next item

Optelec EasyLink: Device keys for VoiceOver navigation - Apple Support


Input: [Braille device keys] Joystick Up [VoiceOver action]

Output: Move to previous item using rotor setting

Optelec EasyLink: Device keys for VoiceOver navigation - Apple Support


Input: [Braille device keys] Joystick Down [VoiceOver action]

Output: Move to next item using rotor setting

Optelec EasyLink: Device keys for VoiceOver navigation - Apple Support


Input: [Braille device keys] Joystick Action [VoiceOver action]

Output: Select item under your finger

Optelec EasyLink: Device keys for VoiceOver navigation - Apple Support


Input: [Braille device keys] Left [VoiceOver action]

Output: Pan braille to the left

Optelec EasyLink: Device keys for VoiceOver navigation - Apple Support


Input: [Braille device keys] Right [VoiceOver action]

Output: Pan braille to the right

Optelec EasyLink: Device keys for VoiceOver navigation - Apple Support


Input: [Property] name (required) [Type] Text [Description]

Output: The name of the product.

Enabling Rich Snippets for Products   |   Structured Data   |   Google Developers


Input: [Property] image [Type] URL [Description]

Output: The URL of a product photo. Pictures clearly showing the product, e.g. against a white background, are preferred.

Enabling Rich Snippets for Products   |   Structured Data   |   Google Developers


Input: [Property] description [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Product description.

Enabling Rich Snippets for Products   |   Structured Data   |   Google Developers


Input: [Property] brand [Type] Text [Description]

Output: The brand of the product.

Enabling Rich Snippets for Products   |   Structured Data   |   Google Developers


Input: [Property] review [Type] Review [Description]

Output: A nested Review of the product.

Enabling Rich Snippets for Products   |   Structured Data   |   Google Developers


Input: [Property] aggregateRating [Type] AggregateRating [Description]

Output: A nested aggregateRating of the product.

Enabling Rich Snippets for Products   |   Structured Data   |   Google Developers


Input: [Property] offers [Type] Offer [Description]

Output: An offer to sell the product. Includes a nested Offer or AggregateOffer.

Enabling Rich Snippets for Products   |   Structured Data   |   Google Developers


Input: [Property] sku gtin8 gtin13 gtin14 mpn [Type] Text [Description]

Output: Various identification properties; these are described at schema.org/Product. Google recommends including brand and at least one identifier for each product.

Enabling Rich Snippets for Products   |   Structured Data   |   Google Developers


Input: [Name] grantor [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the role that granted the privilege

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 9.3: udt_privileges


Input: [Name] grantee [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the role that the privilege was granted to

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 9.3: udt_privileges


Input: [Name] udt_catalog [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the database containing the type (always the current database)

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 9.3: udt_privileges


Input: [Name] udt_schema [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the schema containing the type

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 9.3: udt_privileges


Input: [Name] udt_name [Data Type] sql_identifier [Description]

Output: Name of the type

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 9.3: udt_privileges


Input: [Name] privilege_type [Data Type] character_data [Description]

Output: Always TYPE USAGE

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 9.3: udt_privileges


Input: [Name] is_grantable [Data Type] yes_or_no [Description]

Output: YES if the privilege is grantable, NO if not

PostgreSQL: Documentation: 9.3: udt_privileges


Input: [Command] console [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Run a program to access the target console.

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] cp [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Copy files to or from the target.

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] get_config [Notes] assumes the current directory is top kernel source dir. [Operation]

Output: Install kernel config for target in the $KBUILD_OUTPUT directory

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] get_kernel [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Install kernel sources for target in the $KERNEL_SRC directory

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] help [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Show this online help.

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] info [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Show information about a target.

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] kbuild [Notes] assumes the current directory is the top kernel source dir. [Operation]

Output: Build kernel from source.

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] kinstall [Notes] assumes the current directory is the top kernel source dir. [Operation]

Output: Install kernel for use on target.

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] list [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Show a list of available targets.

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] login [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Run a program to perform a network login on the target.

Difference between revisions of "Ttc Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Command] reboot [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Reboot (power on and off) target board.

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Input: [Command] release [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Release a reservation of a target.

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Input: [Command] reserve [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Reserve a target for use.

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Input: [Command] reset [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Reset target board.

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Input: [Command] rm [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Remove files from the target.

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Input: [Command] run [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Run a command on the target, collecting it's output

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Input: [Command] set_config [Notes] assumes the current directory is top kernel source dir [Operation]

Output: Set an individual config option

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Input: [Command] setenv [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Starts shell with environment for performing build and other operations

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Input: [Command] status [Notes] not implemented yet (currently only shows reservation, but not board status) [Operation]

Output: Show status of target, including reservations.

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Input: [Command] vars [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Show information about environment vars used by 'ttc'

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Input: [Command] version [Notes] . [Operation]

Output: Show version information and exit.

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Input: [Command] wait_for [Notes] command is executed on host (not on the target) [Operation]

Output: Wait for a condition to be true.

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Input: [Variable Name] Date_Time [Variable Description] Date and time of measurement [DateTime Format] MM/DD/YY HH:MM [Missing Value Code] .=Missing or Not Measured [Data Type]

Output: datetime


Input: [Variable Name] Julian_Time [Variable Description] Date and time of measurement in julian day units [DateTime Format] Julian [Missing Value Code] .=Missing or Not Measured [Data Type]

Output: datetime


Input: [Variable Name] Water_Temp_C [Variable Description] Temperature of stream [Units] celsius [Missing Value Code] .=Missing or Not Measured [Data Type]

Output: number


Input: [Variable Name] Conductivity_umScm [Variable Description] Electrical conductivity of stream [Units] microsiemenPerCentimeter [Missing Value Code] .=Missing or Not Measured [Data Type]

Output: number


Input: [Variable Name] Stage_mm [Variable Description] Stage height of stream [Units] milliliter [Missing Value Code] .=Missing or Not Measured [Data Type]

Output: number


Input: [Variable Name] Q_m3sec [Variable Description] Stream discharge [Units] meterCubedPerSecond [Missing Value Code] .=Missing or Not Measured [Data Type]

Output: number


Input: [Code] 5 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Illegal function call


Input: [Code] 6 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Overflow


Input: [Code] 7 [Additional information] Caused when the computer does not meet the programs system requirements or to much memory is already being used for the program to run. If your computer meets the requirements try first reinstalling the program to make sure it's not an issues with the program installation. If this does not resolve your issue see out of memory troubleshooting steps. [Runtime error]

Output: Out of memory


Input: [Code] 9 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Subscript out of range


Input: [Code] 10 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Duplicate definition


Input: [Code] 11 [Additional information] Problem with a math formula in the program or the programs code. Verify no software updates are available for the program causing this error. [Runtime error]

Output: Division by zero


Input: [Code] 13 [Additional information] Make sure your system regional settings are setup correctly and that the program you're running is made for your version of Windows. [Runtime error]

Output: Type Mismatch


Input: [Code] 14 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Out of string space


Input: [Code] 19 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: No Resume


Input: [Code] 20 [Additional information] Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer. [Runtime error]

Output: Resume without error