Input: [Property name] DFT_ISOLATION [Description] The default transaction isolation level supported by the server: UR Uncommitted read: changes are immediately visible by all concurrent transactions. CS Cursor stability: a row read by one transaction can be altered and committed by a second concurrent transaction. RS Read stability: a transaction can add or remove rows matching a search condition or a pending transaction. RR Repeatable read: data affected by pending transaction is not available to other transactions. NC No commit: any changes are visible at the end of a successful operation. Explicit commits and rollbacks are not allowed. [Return type]

Output: string

db2_server_info : Returns an object with properties that describe the DB2 database server - Funciones de IBM DB2 | PHPManuals.net

Database server properties


Input: [Property name] IDENTIFIER_QUOTE_CHAR [Description] The character used to delimit an identifier. [Return type]

Output: string

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] INST_NAME [Description] The instance on the database server that contains the database. [Return type]

Output: string

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] ISOLATION_OPTION [Description] An array of the isolation options supported by the database server. The isolation options are described in the DFT_ISOLATION property. [Return type]

Output: array

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] KEYWORDS [Description] An array of the keywords reserved by the database server. [Return type]

Output: array

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] LIKE_ESCAPE_CLAUSE [Description] TRUE if the database server supports the use of % and _ wildcard characters. FALSE if the database server does not support these wildcard characters. [Return type]

Output: bool

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] MAX_COL_NAME_LEN [Description] Maximum length of a column name supported by the database server, expressed in bytes. [Return type]

Output: int

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] MAX_IDENTIFIER_LEN [Description] Maximum length of an SQL identifier supported by the database server, expressed in characters. [Return type]

Output: int

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] MAX_INDEX_SIZE [Description] Maximum size of columns combined in an index supported by the database server, expressed in bytes. [Return type]

Output: int

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] MAX_PROC_NAME_LEN [Description] Maximum length of a procedure name supported by the database server, expressed in bytes. [Return type]

Output: int

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] MAX_ROW_SIZE [Description] Maximum length of a row in a base table supported by the database server, expressed in bytes. [Return type]

Output: int

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] MAX_SCHEMA_NAME_LEN [Description] Maximum length of a schema name supported by the database server, expressed in bytes. [Return type]

Output: int

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] MAX_STATEMENT_LEN [Description] Maximum length of an SQL statement supported by the database server, expressed in bytes. [Return type]

Output: int

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] MAX_TABLE_NAME_LEN [Description] Maximum length of a table name supported by the database server, expressed in bytes. [Return type]

Output: int

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] NON_NULLABLE_COLUMNS [Description] TRUE if the database server supports columns that can be defined as NOT NULL, FALSE if the database server does not support columns defined as NOT NULL. [Return type]

Output: bool

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] PROCEDURES [Description] TRUE if the database server supports the use of the CALL statement to call stored procedures, FALSE if the database server does not support the CALL statement. [Return type]

Output: bool

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] SPECIAL_CHARS [Description] A string containing all of the characters other than a-Z, 0-9, and underscore that can be used in an identifier name. [Return type]

Output: string

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Database server properties


Input: [Property name] SQL_CONFORMANCE [Description] The level of conformance to the ANSI/ISO SQL-92 specification offered by the database server: ENTRY Entry-level SQL-92 compliance. FIPS127 FIPS-127-2 transitional compliance. FULL Full level SQL-92 compliance. INTERMEDIATE Intermediate level SQL-92 compliance. [Return type]

Output: string

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Database server properties


Input: [Matrix library] Matrix expressions; * means matrix multiply; inverse function [Array library] Arithmetic operations, if supported, mean elementwise combination of arrays [Feature]

Output: Expressions


Input: [Matrix library] Access to the elements of a matrix [Array library] High speed access to elements directly and perhaps with iterators [Feature]

Output: Element access


Input: [Matrix library] For example: determinant, trace [Array library] Matrix multiplication as a function [Feature]

Output: Elementary functions


Input: [Matrix library] For example: eigenvalue analysis [Feature]

Output: Advanced functions


Input: [Matrix library] Real and possibly complex [Array library] Wide range - real, integer, string etc [Feature]

Output: Element types


Input: [Matrix library] Rectangular, symmetric, diagonal, etc [Array library] One, two and three dimensional arrays, at least [Feature]

Output: Types


Input: [How do I…?] See the full Menu bar (Reply, Delete, etc.) [Try this:]

Output: Click on an email or click the check box next to an email and the menu bar will appear in the blue bar above your inbox.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Reply all or forward a message [Try this:]

Output: Once you’ve clicked on an email or the check box beside an email, click the down arrow next to Reply to see the Reply all and Forward options.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Compose a new email [Try this:]

Output: Click New

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Add a recipient to an email (using To, Cc, and Bcc fields) [Try this:]

Output: Enter an email address in the To box to the left of the email body. Or, click To to select people in your contact list. Click Cc and Bcc to add those fields.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Add a subject [Try this:]

Output: Click Add a subject right above the font settings.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Add an attachment [Try this:]

Output: Once you’ve begun composing a new email, click the Insert dropdown in the blue menu bar and select Files as attachments.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Add a new folder [Try this:]

Output: Right-click Folders and then select Add a new folder.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Rename a folder [Try this:]

Output: Right-click Folders and then select Rename.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Make "reply all" your default reply [Try this:]

Output: Click the Options icon and then select More mail settings. Under Reading email, click Make "Reply-all" my default response. Select Yes and then select Save. Click the Outlook logo to go back to your inbox.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Print an email [Try this:]

Output: On the main Menu bar click the … (three dots) symbol and select Print.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Create a new group [Try this:]

Output: First, go to your contacts or People section. Click the arrow next to New, and then click New group. Enter a group name. Add members by starting to enter their name or email address under Add member. When the contact appears on the list, click it. When you've added all the members you want, click Save.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Get a list of keyboard shortcuts [Try this:]

Output: Press the Shift +? (question mark) keys.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Personalize your inbox and see more mail settings [Try this:]

Output: Click the Options icon.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [How do I…?] Sign out of your Microsoft account [Try this:]

Output: Click your name in the top right corner and then select Sign out.

How to use Bell Mail : Using Bell Mail with an email program


Input: [Value on the test system] scoobidoo2ifmx [Syntax / Type] String [Parameter]

Output: Host name

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] v9.40.TC4 [Syntax / Type] x9.99.xC9 [Parameter]

Output: IDS version

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] C:\Informix [Syntax / Type] Path [Parameter]

Output: Installation path

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] informix [Syntax / Type] Password [Parameter]

Output: Informix’ user password

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] ol_scoobidoo2ifmx [Syntax / Type] String [Parameter]

Output: Engine’s name

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] turbo [Syntax / Type] String [Parameter]

Output: Service name

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] 1526 [Syntax / Type] Integer (TCP/IP port) [Parameter]

Output: Service port

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] dbs_scoobidoo2ifmx [Syntax / Type] String [Parameter]

Output: DbSpace

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] sbspace [Syntax / Type] String [Parameter]

Output: Smart BLOB Space

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] C:\IFMXDATA\ol_scoobidoo2ifmx [Syntax / Type] C:\IFMXDATA\{engine’s name} [Parameter]

Output: Engine’s storage path

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] D:\IFMXDATA\ol_scoobidoo2ifmx [Syntax / Type] D:\IFMXDATA\{engine’s name} [Parameter]

Output: Engine’s mirror storage path

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Value on the test system] stores_demo [Syntax / Type] String [Parameter]

Output: Demo database

JGP.net | IDS on Windows Series: Installing IDS on XP


Input: [Item] Database Block Size [Limit Value] 2048 bytes; must be a multiple of operating system physical block size [Type of Limit]

Output: Minimum

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Input: [Item] Database Block Size [Limit Value] Operating system dependent; never more than 32 KB [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum

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Input: [Item] Database Blocks [Limit Value] 2 blocks [Type of Limit]

Output: Minimum in initial extent of a segment

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Input: [Item] Database Blocks [Limit Value] Platform dependent; typically 222 – 1 blocks [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per datafile

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Input: [Item] Controlfiles [Limit Value] 1 minimum; 2 or more (on separate devices) strongly recommended [Type of Limit]

Output: Number of control files

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Input: [Item] Controlfiles [Limit Value] Dependent on operating system and database creation options; maximum of 20,000 x (database block size) [Type of Limit]

Output: Size of a control file

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Input: [Item] Database files [Limit Value] Operating system dependent; usually 1022 [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per tablespace

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Input: [Item] Database files [Limit Value] 65533 May be less on some operating systems Limited also by size of database blocks and by the DB_FILES initialization parameter for a particular instance [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per database

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Input: [Item] Database extents [Limit Value] 4 GB * physical block size (with K/M modifier); 4 GB (without K/M modifier) [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per dictionary managed tablespace

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Input: [Item] Database extents [Limit Value] 2 GB * physical block size (with K/M modifier); 2 GB (without K/M modifier) [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum per locally managed (uniform) tablespace

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Input: [Item] Database file size [Limit Value] Operating system dependent. Limited by maximum operating system file size; typically 222 or 4 MB blocks [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum

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Input: [Item] MAXEXTENTS [Limit Value] Derived from tablespace default storage or DB_BLOCK_SIZE initialization parameter [Type of Limit]

Output: Default value

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Input: [Item] MAXEXTENTS [Limit Value] Unlimited [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum

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Input: [Item] Redo Log Files [Limit Value] Limited by value of MAXLOGFILES parameter in the CREATE DATABASE statementControl file can be resized to allow more entries; ultimately an operating system limit [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum number of logfiles

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Input: [Item] Redo Log Files [Limit Value] Unlimited [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum number of logfiles per group

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Input: [Item] Redo Log File Size [Limit Value] 4 MB [Type of Limit]

Output: Minimum size

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Input: [Item] Redo Log File Size [Limit Value] Operating system limit; typically 2 GB [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum Size

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Input: [Item] Tablespaces [Limit Value] 64 K Number of tablespaces cannot exceed the number of database files because each tablespace must include at least one file [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum number per database

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Input: [Item] Bigfile Tablespaces [Limit Value] A bigfile tablespace contains only one datafile or tempfile, which can contain up to approximately 4 billion ( 232 ) blocks. The maximum size of the single datafile or tempfile is 128 terabytes (TB) for a tablespace with 32 K blocks and 32 TB for a tablespace with 8 K blocks. [Type of Limit]

Output: Number of blocks

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Input: [Item] Smallfile (traditional) Tablespaces [Limit Value] A smallfile tablespace is a traditional Oracle tablespace, which can contain 1022 datafiles or tempfiles, each of which can contain up to approximately 4 million (222) blocks. [Type of Limit]

Output: Number of blocks

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Input: [Item] External Tables file [Limit Value] Dependent on the operating system.An external table can be composed of multiple files. [Type of Limit]

Output: Maximum size

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Input: [Unit] metre [2] m [Quantity]

Output: Length

F‑II Annex 2, 1.1 SI base units - Guidelines for Examination


Input: [Unit] kilogram [2] kg [Quantity]

Output: Mass

F‑II Annex 2, 1.1 SI base units - Guidelines for Examination


Input: [Unit] second [2] s [Quantity]

Output: Time

F‑II Annex 2, 1.1 SI base units - Guidelines for Examination


Input: [Unit] ampere [2] A [Quantity]

Output: Electric current

F‑II Annex 2, 1.1 SI base units - Guidelines for Examination


Input: [Unit] kelvin [2] K [Quantity]

Output: Thermodynamic temperature

F‑II Annex 2, 1.1 SI base units - Guidelines for Examination


Input: [Unit] mole [2] mol [Quantity]

Output: Amount of substance

F‑II Annex 2, 1.1 SI base units - Guidelines for Examination


Input: [Unit] candela [2] cd [Quantity]

Output: Luminous intensity

F‑II Annex 2, 1.1 SI base units - Guidelines for Examination


Input: [Format] 7z [Description]

Output: 7-Zip Compressed File


Input: [Format] ace [Description]

Output: WinAce Compressed File


Input: [Format] alz [Description]

Output: ALZip Archive


Input: [Format] arc [Description]

Output: Compressed File Archive


Input: [Format] arj [Description]

Output: ARJ Compressed File Archive


Input: [Format] bz [Description]

Output: Bzip Compressed File


Input: [Format] bz2 [Description]

Output: Bzip2 Compressed File


Input: [Format] cab [Description]

Output: Windows Cabinet File


Input: [Format] cpio [Description]

Output: Unix CPIO Archive


Input: [Format] deb [Description]

Output: Debian Software Package


Input: [Format] dmg [Description]

Output: DMG Image


Input: [Format] eml [Description]

Output: eMail Message


Input: [Format] gz [Description]

Output: Gnu Zipped Archive


Input: [Format] img [Description]

Output: Image


Input: [Format] iso [Description]

Output: ISO image


Input: [Format] jar [Description]

Output: Java Archive File


Input: [Format] lha [Description]

Output: LHARC Compressed Archive


Input: [Format] lz [Description]

Output: Lzip Compressed File


Input: [Format] lzma [Description]

Output: LZMA Compressed File


Input: [Format] lzo [Description]

Output: LZO Compressed File


Input: [Format] rar [Description]

Output: WinRAR Archive


Input: [Format] rpm [Description]

Output: Red Hat Package Manager File


Input: [Format] rz [Description]

Output: Rzip Compressed File


Input: [Format] tar [Description]

Output: Consolidated Unix File Archive


Input: [Format] tar.7z [Description]

Output: tar+7zip


Input: [Format] tar.bz [Description]

Output: tar+bzip


Input: [Format] tar.bz2 [Description]

Output: tar+bzip2


Input: [Format] tar.gz [Description]

Output: tar+gz


Input: [Format] tar.lzo [Description]

Output: tar+lzop


Input: [Format] tar.xz [Description]

Output: tar+xz


Input: [Format] tar.Z [Description]

Output: tar+compress


Input: [Format] tbz [Description]

Output: tar+bzip


Input: [Format] tbz2 [Description]

Output: tar+bzip2


Input: [Format] tgz [Description]

Output: tar+gz


Input: [Format] tZ [Description]

Output: tar+compress


Input: [Format] tzo [Description]

Output: tar+lzop


Input: [Format] xz [Description]

Output: XZ Compressed Archive


Input: [Format] z [Description]

Output: Unix Compressed File


Input: [Format] zip [Description]

Output: Zipped File


Input: [Parm Name] src [Function] path to the ptif src, relative to the eRez image root [Type]

Output: string


Input: [Parm Name] width [Function] width of the resulting image tile (will stretch to fit) [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Parm Name] height [Function] height of the resulting image tile (will stretch to fit) [Type]

Output: integer


Input: [Parm Name] top [Function] the position of the top edge of the tile relative to the entire scaled image, expressed as a decimal fraction [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Parm Name] left [Function] see "top" [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Parm Name] bottom [Function] see "top" [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Parm Name] right [Function] see "top" [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Parm Name] scale [Function] the ratio of the dimensions of an entire image composed of tiles in the requested size to the dimensions of the original image, expressed as a decimal fraction. [Type]

Output: float


Input: [Parm Name] tmp [Function] the value is "ajax-viewer", unquoted [Type]

Output: string constant


Input: [Target] /download/ [Command]

Output: open

Web Test Selenium: Selenium Commands – “Selenese”


Input: [Target] Downloads [Command]

Output: assertTitle

Web Test Selenium: Selenium Commands – “Selenese”


Input: [Target] //h2 [Value] Downloads [Command]

Output: verifyText

Web Test Selenium: Selenium Commands – “Selenese”


Input: [Target] 1.2.1 [Value] Selenium IDE [Command]

Output: assertTable

Web Test Selenium: Selenium Commands – “Selenese”


Input: [Target] 1.2.2 [Value] June 3, 2008 [Command]

Output: verifyTable

Web Test Selenium: Selenium Commands – “Selenese”


Input: [Target] 1.2.3 [Value] 1.0 beta 2 [Command]

Output: verifyTable

Web Test Selenium: Selenium Commands – “Selenese”


Input: [Type Character] %d [Format of Output] signed decimal int [Input Argument]

Output: integer

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %i [Format of Output] signed decimal int [Input Argument]

Output: integer

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %o [Format of Output] unsigned octal int [Input Argument]

Output: integer

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %u [Format of Output] unsigned decimal int [Input Argument]

Output: integer

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %x [Format of Output] unsigned hex int (a,b,c,d,e,f) [Input Argument]

Output: integer

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %X [Format of Output] unsigned hex int (A,B,C,D,E,F) [Input Argument]

Output: integer

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %f [Format of Output] signed value of form [-]dddd.dddd [Input Argument]

Output: floating point

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %e [Format of Output] signed value of form [-]d.dddd or e[+/-]ddd [Input Argument]

Output: floating point

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %g [Format of Output] signed value in either e or f form trailing zeros and the decimal point are printed only if necessary. [Input Argument]

Output: floating point

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %E [Format of Output] same as e, but with E for exponent [Input Argument]

Output: floating point

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %G [Format of Output] same as g, but with E for exponent if e format [Input Argument]

Output: floating point

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %c [Format of Output] single character [Input Argument]

Output: character

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %s [Format of Output] prints characters until a null-terminator is pressed or precision is reached [Input Argument]

Output: string pointer

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %% [Format of Output] the % character is printed [Input Argument]

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %n [Format of Output] stores (in the location pointed to by the input argument) a count of the characters written so far [Input Argument]

Output: pointer to int

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Type Character] %p [Format of Output] prints the input argument as a memory address [Input Argument]

Output: pointer

Format Specifiers for printf and scanf


Input: [Attribute] Comment [Can be used...]

Output: In part and weld marks in Tekla Structures drawings, or in projects.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [Attribute] Shorten [Can be used...]

Output: When drawings of the parts are created, Tekla Structures decreases the true length of the part by this value. This is useful when creating assembly drawings of bracing bars that should always be under tension.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [Attribute] Camber [Can be used...]

Output: In part marks in Tekla Structures drawings.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [Attribute] Preliminary mark [Can be used...]

Output: To obtain preliminary marks for parts in reports.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [Attribute] Locked [Can be used...]

Output: To protect objects from being accidentally changed.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [Attribute] Shear, Tension, and Moment [Can be used...]

Output: To save reaction forces for AutoDefaults. You can enter forces separately for each end of a part.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [Attribute] User field 1...4 [Can be used...]

Output: User-defined fields. You can change the names of these fields and add new user-defined fields.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [Attribute] Connection code [Can be used...]

Output: When importing information on connection types into Tekla Structures. You can then use the connection codes as rules in AutoConnection and AutoDefaults. Each end of a part can have a different connection code.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [Attribute] Moment connection [Can be used...]

Output: For selecting whether to show moment connection symbols in drawings or not.

User-defined attributes | Tekla User Assistance


Input: [KEYWORD] bal [RESULT]

Output: Primary account balance


Input: [KEYWORD] bal all [RESULT]

Output: All account balances


Input: [KEYWORD] last [RESULT]

Output: Last 5 transactions on primary account


Input: [KEYWORD] bal check [RESULT]

Output: Account balance of checking accounts


Input: [KEYWORD] bal save [RESULT]

Output: Account balance of savings accounts


Input: [KEYWORD] trans amount [RESULT]

Output: Transfer funds to primary account from preselected source account (ex: trans 20.35 would transfer $20.35 to your primary account)


Input: [KEYWORD] help [RESULT]

Output: Help on keywords


Input: [KEYWORD] stop [RESULT]

Output: Deactivate service


Input: [Keyword] ADD [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] ALL [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] ALTER [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] AND [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] ANY [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] APPLY [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] AS [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] ASC [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] ASCII [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] AUTHORIZE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] BATCH [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] BEGIN [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] BIGINT [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] BLOB [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] BOOLEAN [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] BY [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] CLUSTERING [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] COLUMNFAMILY [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] COMPACT [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] CONSISTENCY [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] COUNT [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] COUNTER [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] CREATE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] DECIMAL [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] DELETE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] DESC [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] DOUBLE [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] DROP [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] EACH_QUORUM [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] FLOAT [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] FROM [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] GRANT [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] IN [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] INDEX [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] CUSTOM [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] INSERT [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] INT [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] INTO [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] KEY [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] KEYSPACE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] LEVEL [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] LIMIT [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] LOCAL_ONE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] LOCAL_QUORUM [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] MODIFY [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] NORECURSIVE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] NOSUPERUSER [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] OF [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] ON [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] ONE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] ORDER [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] PASSWORD [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] PERMISSION [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] PERMISSIONS [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] PRIMARY [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] QUORUM [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] REVOKE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] SCHEMA [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] SELECT [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] SET [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] STORAGE [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] SUPERUSER [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] TABLE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] TEXT [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] TIMESTAMP [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] TIMEUUID [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] THREE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] TOKEN [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] TRUNCATE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] TTL [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] TWO [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] TYPE [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] UPDATE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] USE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] USER [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] USERS [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] USING [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] UUID [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] VALUES [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] VARCHAR [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] VARINT [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] WHERE [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] WITH [Reserved?]

Output: yes


Input: [Keyword] WRITETIME [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [Keyword] DISTINCT [Reserved?]

Output: no


Input: [default] bottom [values] top, right, bottom, left [description] Position of the label, relative to the domain [name]

Output: position

Cal-HeatMap : Javascript calendar heatmap for time series data


Input: [default] center [values] left, center, right [description] Horizontal align of the domain [name]

Output: align

Cal-HeatMap : Javascript calendar heatmap for time series data


Input: [default] null [values] null, left, right [description] Rotation for a vertical label [name]

Output: rotate

Cal-HeatMap : Javascript calendar heatmap for time series data


Input: [default] 100 [values] any integer [description] Only used when label is rotated, defines the width of the label [name]

Output: width

Cal-HeatMap : Javascript calendar heatmap for time series data


Input: [default] {x:0, y:0} [values] An object with x and y [description] More control about label positioning, if the default value does not fit your need, especially when label is rotated, or when using a big font-size. [name]

Output: offset

Cal-HeatMap : Javascript calendar heatmap for time series data


Input: [default] null [values] any integer [description] 3.1.1+ Height of the domain label in pixels. By leaving it to null, the label will be set to 2 times the height of the subDomain cell. If you want to remove the label, set domainLabelFormat to "" (empty string), instead of setting the label height to 0. [name]

Output: height

Cal-HeatMap : Javascript calendar heatmap for time series data


Input: [Option] Correlation [Description]

Output: The correlation option is the power behind sensor exceptions alarm generating capabilities and a mandatory option for all metric instances of the alarm.exception class. This option tells the sensor which metrics are involved in deciding whether an alarm is present and how these metrics should be interpreted.


Input: [Option] Actuator [Format] [cmdline] [Description]

Output: The path to the actuator to run if the correlation string results in being true.


Input: [Option] MaxRuns [Format] [window] [Description]

Output: The attempts option allows you to define the maximum number of times to run an actuator consecutively before raising an alarm. The window argument changes the meaning of the attempts slightly be restricting the max number of runs to a specify time window. So for example, if MaxRuns was 3 86400. This would mean that an actuator is allowed to run 3 times in 86400 seconds (1 day). Regardless of whether in between actuator attempts the problem was corrected.


Input: [Option] Timeout [Description]

Output: The maximum amount of time in seconds an actuator is allowed to run for before being killed.


Input: [Option] ReSampleOffset [Description]

Output: Once an actuator has successfully run, sensor exception will attempt to reschedule the metrics involved in the correlation and then reschedule the exception itself x seconds later. This option allows you to change the default delay between requesting the raw metrics and the exception. The default is: 30 seconds


Input: [Option] MinOccurs [Description]

Output: The minimum occurrences option allows you to specify the number of times an alarm must be detected consecutively on the machine before raising an alarm. During the period when a problem is detected but not in its final alarm state, it is considered to be a pre alarm. This option is useful if you are experience transient alarms.


Input: [Option] Silent [Format] [yes|no] [Description]

Output: An exception which is considered silent effectively sets the exception state defined in section 2 to the value 2 for all transitions. The exception is disabled, no actuators will run and no alarms will be displayed on the LAS console.


Input: [Option] Local [Format] [yes|no] [Description]

Output: Note: Only for ncm-fmonagent (Quattor users). Technically this value has no affect within the sensor but is an instruction to the lemon-agent to not transmit data for this exception to the remote application servers. As remote transmission does not occur the outcome of the exception can never appear on LAS (Lemon Alarm System) and is only visible locally on the machine using lemon-host-check.


Input: [Argument] dev_size [Header] DevSize [Description]

Output: The size of the underlying device on which the physical volume was created

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Input: [Argument] pe_start [Header] 1st PE [Description]

Output: Offset to the start of the first physical extent in the underlying device

Blog for linux users: Logical Volume Manager


Input: [Argument] pv_attr [Header] Attr [Description]

Output: Status of the physical volume: (a)llocatable or e(x)ported.

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Input: [Argument] pv_fmt [Header] Fmt [Description]

Output: The metadata format of the physical volume (lvm2 or lvm1)

Blog for linux users: Logical Volume Manager


Input: [Argument] pv_free [Header] PFree [Description]

Output: The free space remaining on the physical volume

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Input: [Argument] pv_name [Header] PV [Description]

Output: The physical volume name

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Input: [Argument] pv_pe_alloc_count [Header] Alloc [Description]

Output: Number of used physical extents

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Input: [Argument] pv_pe_count [Header] PE [Description]

Output: Number of physical extents

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Input: [Argument] pvseg_size [Header] SSize [Description]

Output: The segment size of the physical volume

Blog for linux users: Logical Volume Manager


Input: [Argument] pvseg_start [Header] Start [Description]

Output: The starting physical extent of the physical volume segment

Blog for linux users: Logical Volume Manager


Input: [Argument] pv_size [Header] PSize [Description]

Output: The size of the physical volume

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Input: [Argument] pv_tags [Header] PV Tags [Description]

Output: LVM tags attached to the physical volume

Blog for linux users: Logical Volume Manager


Input: [Argument] pv_used [Header] Used [Description]

Output: The amount of space currently used on the physical volume

Blog for linux users: Logical Volume Manager


Input: [Argument] pv_uuid [Header] PV UUID [Description]

Output: The UUID of the physical volume

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Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -c [Description]

Output: Reports errors, but continues with the next object in the argument list when you specify multiple target objects (continuous operation mode). If you do not supply this parameter, dsget exits when the first error occurs.

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Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer (first variation) [Description]

Output: Required. Specifies the distinguished names of the computer object list that you want to view. If values are omitted, they are obtained through standard input (stdin) to support piping of output from another command to input of this command.

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Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer (second variation) [Description]

Output: Required. Specifies the distinguished name of the single computer you want to view.

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Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -d [Description]

Output: Connects the computer to the domain that you specify. By default, dsget connects the computer to the domain controller in the logon domain.

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Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -desc [Description]

Output: Displays the descriptions of the computers.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -disabled [Description]

Output: Displays the status of the computer accounts. Yes indicates that the account is disabled and no indicates that the account is enabled.

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Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -dn [Description]

Output: Displays the distinguished names of the computers.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -expand [Description]

Output: Displays the recursively expanded list of groups of which the computer is a member. This option takes the immediate group membership list of the computer, as returned by the -memberof parameter, and then recursively expands each group in this list to determine its group memberships as well to arrive at a complete closure set of the groups.

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Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -l [Description]

Output: Displays entries in a list format. By default, dsget displays entries in a table format.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -loc [Description]

Output: Displays the locations of the computers.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -memberof [Description]

Output: Displays the immediate list of groups of which the computer is a member. This takes a single target object only as input parameter (the second variation of the dsget computer command).

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -p { | *} [Description]

Output: Specifies to use either a password or an asterisk (*) to log on to a remote server. If you type *, dsget prompts you for a password.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -part [Description]

Output: Connects to the directory partition with the distinguished name of PartitionDN.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -q [Description]

Output: Suppresses all output to standard output (quiet mode).

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -qlimit [Description]

Output: Displays the effective quota of the computer in the directory partition that you specify for the -part parameter.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -qused [Description]

Output: Displays how much of its quota a computer has used in the directory partition that you specify for the -part parameter.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -s [Description]

Output: Connects the computer to the remote server that you specify. By default, dsget connects the computer to the domain controller in the logon domain.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -samid [Description]

Output: Displays the Security Account Manager (SAM) account names of the computers that you specify.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -sid [Description]

Output: Displays the computer security IDs (SIDs).

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -u [Description]

Output: Specifies the user name with which the user logs on to a remote server. By default, -u uses the user name with which the user logged on. You can use any of the following formats to specify a user name: user name (for example, Linda)domain\user name (for example, widgets\Linda), or user principal name (UPN) (for example, Linda@widgets.woodgrovebank.com).

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -uc [Description]

Output: Specifies a Unicode format for input from or output to a pipe (|).

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -uci [Description]

Output: Specifies a Unicode format for input from a pipe (|) or a file.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer -uco [Description]

Output: Specifies a Unicode format for output to a pipe (|) or a file.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [‘dsget computer’ options] dsget computer ? [Description]

Output: Shows the help message at the command prompt.

Network administration commands for Microsoft Windows and Active Directory | Doug Vitale Tech Blog


Input: [Indice] version_number [Value description]

Output: cURL 24 bit version number


Input: [Indice] version [Value description]

Output: cURL version number, as a string


Input: [Indice] ssl_version_number [Value description]

Output: OpenSSL 24 bit version number


Input: [Indice] ssl_version [Value description]

Output: OpenSSL version number, as a string


Input: [Indice] libz_version [Value description]

Output: zlib version number, as a string


Input: [Indice] host [Value description]

Output: Information about the host where cURL was built


Input: [Indice] features [Value description]

Output: A bitmask of the CURL_VERSION_XXX constants


Input: [Indice] protocols [Value description]

Output: An array of protocols names supported by cURL


Input: [Description] Missing information to run the job. [Code]

Output: incomplete

API description to convert media files via XML


Input: [Description] The job is ready but not marked to be processed yet. [Code]

Output: ready

API description to convert media files via XML


Input: [Description] The file is waiting in the queue for being processed. [Code]

Output: queued

API description to convert media files via XML


Input: [Description] The file is currently downloaded from the source URL. [Code]

Output: downloading

API description to convert media files via XML


Input: [Description] The file is waiting in the queue to be downloaded. [Code]

Output: pending

API description to convert media files via XML


Input: [Description] The file is currently being converted. [Code]

Output: processing

API description to convert media files via XML


Input: [Description] The file has been successfully converted. [Code]

Output: completed

API description to convert media files via XML


Input: [Description] The file has not been converted due to errors. [Code]

Output: failed

API description to convert media files via XML


Input: [Class/Interface] ApplicationLifecycleListener [Description]

Output: Listen to the application lifecycle

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Input: [Class/Interface] DataModelListener [Description]

Output: Listen to the data lifecycle

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Input: [Class/Interface] DataViewListener [Description]

Output: Listen to the view lifecycle

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Input: [Class/Interface] DialogListener [Description]

Output: Listen to dialog activity

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Input: [Class/Interface] MenuBarCustomizer [Description]

Output: Customize standard menus and create your application menus

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Input: [Class/Interface] ToolBarCustomizer [Description]

Output: Customize standard toolbars and create your application toolbars

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Input: [Class/Interface] WindowCustomizer [Description]

Output: Customize windows on open and close

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Input: [Class/Interface] DataModelFactory [Description]

Output: Create data in response to application requests

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Input: [Class/Interface] DataViewFactory [Description]

Output: Create views in response to application requests

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Input: [Class/Interface] PrintSource [Description]

Output: Provide a Pageable instance for printing in response to application requests

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Input: [Class/Interface] HelpSource [Description]

Output: Invoke your help system in response to application requests

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Input: [Class/Interface] ApplicationFeature [Description]

Output: A super-adapter made up of JDAF listeners and customizers that can be added to a GUIApplication to create reusable cross-cutting functionality

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Input: [Class/Interface] Resources [Description]

Output: Read and convert resource bundle values, bind resources to objects

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Input: [ID] alias [Title] Alias [Description]

Output: This plugin writes to the alias field of the user, which is named "Full Name" in WATO. It locks this field and populates it with the value of the LDAP attribute cn by default. But it is possible to change the source LDAP attribute.


Input: [ID] auth_expire [Title] Authentication Expiration [Description]

Output: This plugin fetches all information needed to check whether or not an already authenticated user should be deauthenticated, e.g. because the password has changed in LDAP or the account has been locked. If available, it uses the date of the last password change as indicator to detect if the users password has been changed in LDAP and the user has to reauthenticate with Multisite.


Input: [ID] groups_to_contactgroups [Title] Contactgroup Memberhip [Description]

Output: This plugin does not synchronize contactgroups from LDAP to WATO. It only controls the contactgroup memberships of the synchronized users. It locks the whole contactgroup assignments of the users and adds the users to existing contactgroups based on its group memberships in LDAP. The user is added to all contactgroups where the user is member of a group in LDAP whichs CN is exactly matching the name of the contactgroup.


Input: [ID] email [Title] Email address [Description]

Output: Synchronizes the mail attribute of the LDAP user accounts into the email attribute of the WATO users.


Input: [ID] pager [Title] Pager [Description]

Output: This plugin synchronizes a field of the users ldap account to the pager attribute of the WATO user accounts, which is then forwarded to Nagios and can be used for notifications. By default the LDAP attribute mobile is used, but this can be changed.


Input: [ID] groups_to_roles [Title] Roles [Description]

Output: Configures the roles of the user depending on its group memberships in LDAP. To make this plugin work for a role, you need to configure the distinguished name of one LDAP group. All members of this group will get this role in WATO.


Input: [Subtypes] monolingual [Description]

Output: dictionary with headwords and entry content in a single language


Input: [Subtypes] bilingual [Description]

Output: dictionary with headwords in source language, other entry content in target language


Input: [Subtypes] multilingual [Description]

Output: dictionary with headwords in source language, other entry content in two or more target languages


Input: [Subtypes] thesaurus [Description]

Output: synonym dictionary or thesaurus


Input: [Subtypes] encyclopedia [Description]

Output: encyclopedia


Input: [Subtypes] spelling [Description]

Output: special-purpose spelling dictionary


Input: [Subtypes] pronouncing [Description]

Output: special-purpose dictionary of pronunciations


Input: [Subtypes] etymological [Description]

Output: special-purpose dictionary of etymologies (word origins)


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.url [Type] String [Description]

Output: Path to target on server


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.encryption [Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: Connection encryption


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.port [Type] Integer [Description]

Output: Target port


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.username [Type] String [Description]

Output: Username for target HTTP authentication


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.password [Type] String [Description]

Output: Password for target HTTP authentication


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.shouldcontain [Type] String [Description]

Output: Target site should contain this string


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.shouldnotcontain [Type] String [Description]

Output: Target site should NOT contain this string


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.postdata [Type] String [Description]

Output: Data that should be posted to the web page, for example submission data for a sign-up or login form. The data needs to be formatted in the same way as a web browser would send it to the web server


Input: [Attribute] check.type.http.requestheaders.* [Type] String [Description]

Output: Custom HTTP header. Entry name should match header name


Input: [#] 1 [Field] G/L Account Number [Description]

Output: The numbering scheme for the accounts should be rational and carefully structured. Many places will have a hierarchy of accounts that will correspond to the numbering scheme. For instance, assets may start with 1, liabilities with 2, short term liabilities with 22, and so on.

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Input: [#] 2 [Field] P&L Indicator [Description]

Output: If the account is marked as P&L, then the account will be pushed to retained earnings during the year end rollforward. If the account is marked as a balance sheet account, then it will rollforward into the same account.

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Input: [#] 3 [Field] Account Group [Description]

Output: The account group controls which fields are available for use on the GL master as well as what number interval the account number is in. Often, the account group is used to help with reporting.

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Input: [#] 4 [Field] Text Fields [Description]

Output: The short text and long text provide a description of the account.

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Input: [#] 5 [Field] Trading Partner [Description]

Output: The trading partner on an account will auto populate any posting against the account with the trading partner populated here.

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Input: [#] 6 [Field] Group account [Description]

Output: The group chart of accounts is used to roll up different operational charts of accounts into a common standard across the enterprise.

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Input: [Attibute] id [Description]

Output: The id of the chart (optional, default is a system generated id).

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Input: [Attibute] csv [Description]

Output: A reference to a csv formatted data entity. This can be the id of csv shortcode or an uri that points to a csv formatted file.

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Input: [Attibute] tsv [Description]

Output: A reference to a tsv formatted data entity. This can be the id of tsv shortcode or an uri that points to a tsv formatted file.

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Input: [Attibute] json [Description]

Output: A reference to a json formatted data entity. This can be the id of json shortcode or an uri that points to a json formatted file.

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Input: [Attibute] adapter [Description]

Output: A javascript expression. A javascript expression that transforms the data to display into an array of objects. Default: return data;

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Input: [Attibute] type [Description]

Output: The type of chart that must be rendered. bar|bar.horizontal|pie|donut|line|scatter|bubble|map.world.countries Multi Series Extension: bar.ms.animated

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Input: [Attibute] category [Description]

Output: The column name of the csv that represents the category of the chart. Case-sensitiv!

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Input: [Attibute] format [Description]

Output: The format of the data in the csv. Comma-separated, category first, value second. string|s for a string number|n for number (integer or float) integer|i for an integer float|f for a floating point number date|d for dates like 2013-12-31 yyyy-mm-dd|yy-mm-dd|yyyy/mm/dd|yy/mm/dd|dd.mm.yyyy|dd.mm.yy for other date formats

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Input: [Attibute] color [Description]

Output: The color of each category (optional, default is auto). A list of colors, or ‘auto’. Colors repeat if there aren’t enough.

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Input: [Attibute] style [Description]

Output: A CSS style for the html figure element (optional).

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Input: [Attibute] title [Description]

Output: The title of the chart rendered as a figcaption.

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Input: [Attibute] description [Description]

Output: The description of the chart included in the SVG. Do it for search engines!

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Input: [Attibute] sort [Description]

Output: Sorting of the data true|false default: false. (For bubble charts only at the moment!)

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Input: [Attibute] interpolate [Description]

Output: The interpolation for line charts linear piecewise linear segments basis a B-spline, with control point duplication on the ends cardinal a Cardinal spline, with control point duplication on the ends monotone cubic interpolation that preserves monotonicity in y.For more information see SVG Paths and D3.js

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Input: [Attibute] animate [Description]

Output: The animation (experimental, for bar charts only) slow The duration for each category is 5 seconds medium The duration for each category is 2 seconds fast The duration for each category is 1 secondTo start an animation click or tap on the chart.

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Input: [Attibute] img [Description]

Output: The url of an alternative image for older browsers that do not support SVG. Usually a screenshot of the chart.

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Input: [Attibute] debug [Description]

Output: Print debug information to the browser console (optional, default is false). true|false

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Input: [Type] array [Description] Additional items to append to the beginning of the list. Array key is value of item. Array value is the visible element for the item. [Option]

Output: add

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] string [Description] Class HTML element attribute that can be placed in each tag of the output. Helpful with formatting via Cascading Style Sheets. [Option]

Output: class

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] array | variable | string [Description] Default value(s) of the list. If using an array for the Default: • Associative or enumerated keys can be used. • The items to be selected go in the array's value fields. • The array should be sorted in the same order as the record set. • If multiple is 'N', only the first array element will be used. [Option]

Output: default

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] string [Description] ID HTML element attribute that can be placed in each tag of the output. Helpful with formatting via Cascading Style Sheets. [Option]

Output: id

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] string [Default] required [Description] Name of field containing the data to be placed in the value attribute of each item on the list. [Option]

Output: keyfield

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] Y | N [Default] N [Description] Should multiple selections be permitted? If set to 'Y', browsers may display the whole list by default if no size is set. [Option]

Output: multiple

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] string [Default] required [Description] Text put into the name attribute of the list. [Option]

Output: name

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] string [Default] required [Description] ORDER BY clause used in the query to sort the list of records. [Option]

Output: orderby

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] int [Description] Number of rows visible at one time. [Option]

Output: size

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] string [Default] required [Description] Name of database table containing the stuff to list. [Option]

Output: table

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] string [Default] required [Description] Name of field containing the data which becomes the visible text describing the item. [Option]

Output: visiblefield

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Type] string [Default] required [Description] WHERE clause used in the query which generates the records to list. [Option]

Output: where

Options for OptionListGenerator()


Input: [Attribute] ATTRIBUTECOLLECTION [summary]

Output: A structure containing the tag attributes


Input: [Attribute] QUERY [summary]

Output: Providing a query to this tag will allow it to act like a CFLOOP and iterate over the query for outputting its values.


Input: [Attribute] GROUP [summary]

Output: The column name to be used for grouping the records of a query. This attribute is only used if a 'QUERY' has been provided.


Input: [Attribute] STARTROW [default] 1 [summary]

Output: The first row of a query to be output. This attribute is only used if a 'QUERY' has been provided.


Input: [Attribute] MAXROWS [default] -1 [summary]

Output: The maximum number of query rows to output. This attribute is only used if a 'QUERY' has been provided.


Input: [Attribute] GROUPCASESENSITIVE [default] YES [summary]

Output: If set to 'YES' then the case will be considered when grouping records of a query. This attribute is only used if the 'GROUP' attribute has been provided.


Input: [Attribute] include-time-info [Type] bool [Required] False [Description]

Output: true, if the time when the report has been generated should be included in the report; otherwise, false. The default value is false.


Input: [Attribute] report-directory [Type] string [Required] False [Description]

Output: Target output folder for the reports.


Input: [Attribute] report-filename [Type] string [Required] False [Description]

Output: Gets or sets the report file name.


Input: [Attribute] workingdir [Type] directory [Required] False [Description]

Output: The directory in which the test run will be executed. If you do not specify this value, the current directory is used.


Input: [Attribute] failonerror [Type] bool [Required] False [Description]

Output: Determines if task failure stops the build, or is just reported. The default is true.


Input: [Attribute] if [Type] bool [Required] False [Description]

Output: If true then the task will be executed; otherwise, skipped. The default is true.


Input: [Attribute] unless [Type] bool [Required] False [Description]

Output: Opposite of if. If false then the task will be executed; otherwise, skipped. The default is false.


Input: [Attribute] verbose [Type] bool [Required] False [Description]

Output: Determines whether the task should report detailed build log messages. The default is false.


Input: [Exception Type] ArgumentNullException [Condition]

Output: typeName is null.


Input: [Exception Type] MissingMethodException [Condition]

Output: No matching public constructor was found.


Input: [Exception Type] TypeLoadException [Condition]

Output: typename was not found in assemblyName.


Input: [Exception Type] FileNotFoundException [Condition]

Output: assemblyName was not found.


Input: [Exception Type] MethodAccessException [Condition]

Output: The caller does not have permission to call this constructor.


Input: [Exception Type] TargetInvocationException [Condition]

Output: The constructor, which was invoked through reflection, threw an exception.


Input: [Name] Sz.InH [Purpose] Height of main text input field in the main chat room [Default Setting] 2 [Type]

Output: Integer


Input: [Name] Mn.AV [Purpose] Top menu, voice only [Default Setting] Voice Chat [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.Av.Vid [Purpose] Top menu, A/V [Default Setting] AV [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.VwVid [Purpose] Text for broadcast instructions [Default Setting] "Listen To This User's Voice Chat Broadcast" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.VwVid.Vid [Purpose] Right click and private message window [Default Setting] "View This User's Broadcast" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.Bcast [Purpose] Voice only menu item [Default Setting] "Start My Voice Chat Broadcast" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.Bcast.Vid [Purpose] Voice and Video menu item [Default Setting] "Start My Voice/Video Chat Broadcast" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.VwQ [Purpose] Voice only menu item [Default Setting] "Show Requests to Hear My Broadcast" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.VwQ.Vid [Purpose] Voice/Video menu item [Default Setting] "Show Requests to View My Broadcast" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.ShowVid [Purpose] Voice only menu item [Default Setting] "Show My Voice Chat Icon" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Mn.ShowVid.Vid [Purpose] Voice/Video menu item [Default Setting] "Show My Voice/Video Icon" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Add.Bt.Vw [Purpose] Add right click menu on user list [Default Setting] true [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Add.Mn.Av [Purpose] Add top menu AV menu item [Default Setting] true [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Add.Vid [Purpose] Add audio/video button in the main chat room toolbar [Default Setting] true [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Ctrl.AuOnly [Purpose] To allow audio only and disable video in AV [Default Setting] false [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Op.Pb.Auto [Purpose] Whether to pop up playback window after user has logged in [Default Setting] false [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Op.Tb.Rooms [Purpose] Whether to add Rooms tab to roam popup window [Default Setting] true [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Op.Tb.Cr [Purpose] Whether to add Create tab to roam popup window [Default Setting] true [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Op.Tb.Users [Purpose] Whether to add Users tab to roam popup window [Default Setting] true [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Op.Tun [Purpose] Whether to show HTTP tunneling message in main chat room [Default Setting] true [Type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] Lb.Av.Req [Purpose] AV request between 2 users, private chat - Voice Only [Default Setting] "A User Requests Private Voice Chat" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Lb.Av.Req.Vid [Purpose] AV request between 2 users, private chat - Voice & Video [Default Setting] "A User Requests Private Video Chat" [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Msg.Av.Bker [Purpose] AV popup blocker infor [Default Setting] "If you have popup blocker, copy the URL..." [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Name] Msg.Av.Rjt [Purpose] AV private video chat request rejected [Default Setting] "Your party has declined your video chat." [Type]

Output: text


Input: [Parameter] dsn [Type] Mixed [Default] '' (empty) [Description]

Output: A Data Source Name. [required]


Input: [Parameter] options [Type] Array [Default] persistent [Description]

Output: An array of MDB2 options.


Input: [Parameter] db [Type] Object [Default] NULL [Description]

Output: An existing MDB2 object. If specified, this object will be used, and dsn will be ignored.


Input: [Parameter] sequence [Type] String [Default] log_id [Description]

Output: The name of the sequence to use when generating unique event IDs. Under many databases, this will be used as the name of the sequence table.


Input: [Parameter] identLimit [Type] Integer [Default] 16 [Description]

Output: The maximum length of the ident string. Changing this value may require updates to the SQL schema, as well.


Input: [Parameter] singleton [Type] Boolean [Default] false [Description]

Output: Is true, use a singleton database object using MDB2::singleton().


Input: [Syllable] do [Pronunciation]

Output: doe


Input: [Syllable] re [Pronunciation]

Output: ray


Input: [Syllable] mi [Pronunciation]

Output: me


Input: [Syllable] fa [Pronunciation]

Output: fah


Input: [Syllable] sol [Pronunciation]

Output: soul


Input: [Syllable] la [Pronunciation]

Output: la


Input: [Syllable] si [Pronunciation]

Output: see


Input: [Syllable] ti [Pronunciation]

Output: tea


Input: [Refinement Name] IsVersionOf [Comment] The described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation of the referenced resource. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than different format. [Refinement Label]

Output: Is Version Of

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Input: [Refinement Name] hasVersion [Comment] The described resource has a version, edition, or adaptation namely the referenced resource. [Refinement Label]

Output: Has Version

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Input: [Refinement Name] isReplacedBy [Comment] The described resource is supplanted, displaced or superseded by the referenced resource. [Refinement Label]

Output: Is Replaced By

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Input: [Refinement Name] replaces [Comment] The described resource supplants, displaces or supersedes the referenced resource. [Refinement Label]

Output: Replaces

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Input: [Refinement Name] isRequiredBy [Comment] The described resource is required by the referenced resource, either physically or logically. [Refinement Label]

Output: Is Required By

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Input: [Refinement Name] requires [Comment] The described resource requires the referenced resource to support its functionality, delivery, or coherence of content. [Refinement Label]

Output: Requires

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Input: [Refinement Name] isPartOf [Comment] The described resource is a physical or logical part of the referenced resource. [Refinement Label]

Output: Is Part Of

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Input: [Refinement Name] hasPart [Comment] The described resource includes the referenced resource either physically or logically. [Refinement Label]

Output: Has Part

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Input: [Refinement Name] isReferencedBy [Comment] The described resource is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the referenced resource. [Refinement Label]

Output: Is Referenced By

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Input: [Refinement Name] references [Comment] The described resource references, cites, or points to the referenced resource. [Refinement Label]

Output: References

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Input: [Refinement Name] isFormatOf [Comment] The described resource is the same intellectual content of the referenced resource, but presented in another format [Refinement Label]

Output: Is Format Of

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Input: [Refinement Name] hasFormat [Comment] The described resource pre-existed the referenced resource, which is essentially the same intellectual content presented in another format. [Refinement Label]

Output: Has Format

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Input: [Refinement Name] conformsTo [Comment] A reference to an established standard to which the resource conforms. [Refinement Label]

Output: Conforms To

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Input: [Action] send/put [use of nested fileset (s)] they are used normally and evaluated on the local machine [meaning of remotedir]

Output: base directory to which the files are sent


Input: [Action] recv/get [use of nested fileset (s)] the remote files located under the remotedir matching the include/exclude patterns of the fileset [meaning of remotedir]

Output: base directory from which the files are retrieved


Input: [Action] del/delete [use of nested fileset (s)] the remote files located under the remotedir matching the include/exclude patterns of the fileset [meaning of remotedir]

Output: base directory from which files get deleted


Input: [Action] list [use of nested fileset (s)] the remote files located under the remotedir matching the include/exclude patterns of the fileset [meaning of remotedir]

Output: base directory from which files are listed


Input: [Action] mkdir [use of nested fileset (s)] not used [meaning of remotedir]

Output: directory to create


Input: [Action] chmod [use of nested fileset (s)] the remote files located under the remotedir matching the include/exclude patterns of the fileset [meaning of remotedir]

Output: base directory from which the mode of files get changed


Input: [Action] rmdir [use of nested fileset (s)] the remote directories located under the remotedir matching the include/exclude patterns of the fileset [meaning of remotedir]

Output: base directory from which directories get removed


Input: [Description] Comment in HTML [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets document type [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an anchor [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an abbreviation [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an acronym [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets contact information for the author/owner of a document [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Deprecated: Sets an embedded applet [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets an area inside an image-map [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Tag] <b></b> [Description] Sets bold text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a default address or default target for all links on a page [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Deprecated: Sets a default font, color, or size for the text in a page [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets text direction [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets big text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a long quotation [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a document's body [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a single-line break [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a push button [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a table caption [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Deprecated: Sets center text [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a citation [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets computer code text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets attribute values for one or more columns in a table [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a group of columns in a table for formatting [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a description of a term in a definition list [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets deleted text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a definition term [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Deprecated: Sets a directory list [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a block-level section of a document [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a definition list [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a definition term (or item) [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Tag]  [Description] Sets emphasized (or italic) text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a border around elements in a form [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Deprecated: Sets font, size, and color for text [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a form for user input [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a window in a frameset [DTD] F [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a set of frames [DTD] F [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Tag] to [Description] Sets different headings [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets the head section of an HTML document [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a horizontal line [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an HTML document [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Tag] <i></i> [Description] Sets italic (or emphasized) text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an inline frame [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets an image [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an input field in a form [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets inserted text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Tag] This is a searchable index. Enter search keywords: [Description] Deprecated: Sets a searchable index related to a document [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets keyboard text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a label for an input element [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a legend for a fieldset [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a list item [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets the relationship between a document and an external resource [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an image-map [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Deprecated: Sets a menu list [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets metadata about the document [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets alternative content for users who do not support frames [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets alternative content for users who do not support client-side scripts e.g. JavaScript [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an embedded object [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an ordered list [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a group of related options in a form select list [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an option in a form select list [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a paragraph [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a parameter for an object [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets preformatted text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a short quotation [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Deprecated: Sets strikethrough text [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets sample computer code [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a script type [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a drop down list [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets small text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a inline-section of a document [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Tag]  [Description] Sets strong (or bold) text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets an internal style sheet [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets subscript text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets superscript text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a table [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Groups a table body [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a table cell [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a textarea for an input field [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Groups a table footer area [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets a table header cell [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Groups a table header area [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets the title of the document [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a table row [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets teletype text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Tag] <u></u> [Description] Deprecated: Sets underlined text [DTD] FT [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Description] Sets an unorderd list [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Sets a variable part of a text [DTD] FST [XHTML 1.1]

Output: YES


Input: [Description] Deprecated: Sets preformatted text [DTD] None [XHTML 1.1]

Output: NO


Input: [Name] publicId [Type] string [Read-only] yes [Description]

Output: The public identifier associated with the entity if specified, and NULL otherwise.

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Input: [Name] systemId [Type] string [Read-only] yes [Description]

Output: The system identifier associated with the entity if specified, and NULL otherwise. This may be an absolute URI or not.

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Input: [Name] notationName [Type] string [Read-only] yes [Description]

Output: For unparsed entities, the name of the notation for the entity. For parsed entities, this is NULL.

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Input: [Name] actualEncoding [Type] string [Read-only] no [Description]

Output: An attribute specifying the encoding used for this entity at the time of parsing, when it is an external parsed entity. This is NULL if it an entity from the internal subset or if it is not known.

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Input: [Name] encoding [Type] string [Read-only] yes [Description]

Output: An attribute specifying, as part of the text declaration, the encoding of this entity, when it is an external parsed entity. This is NULL otherwise.

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Input: [Name] version [Type] string [Read-only] yes [Description]

Output: An attribute specifying, as part of the text declaration, the version number of this entity, when it is an external parsed entity. This is NULL otherwise.

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Input: [Description] Number of authentication cache hits [Unit] number [Statistic ID]

Output: auth_cache_hits

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Input: [Description] Number of authentication cache misses [Unit] number [Statistic ID]

Output: auth_cache_misses

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Input: [Description] Number of times a document was read from a database [Unit] number [Statistic ID]

Output: database_reads

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Input: [Description] Number of times a database was changed [Unit] number [Statistic ID]

Output: database_writes

10.2.1. / — Apache CouchDB 2.0.0 Documentation


Input: [Description] Number of open databases [Unit] number [Statistic ID]

Output: open_databases

10.2.1. / — Apache CouchDB 2.0.0 Documentation


Input: [Description] Number of file descriptors CouchDB has open [Unit] number [Statistic ID]

Output: open_os_files

10.2.1. / — Apache CouchDB 2.0.0 Documentation


Input: [Description] Length of a request inside CouchDB without MochiWeb [Unit] milliseconds [Statistic ID]

Output: request_time

10.2.1. / — Apache CouchDB 2.0.0 Documentation


Input: [function] The authorized person may request pages / scripts in a protected directory via URL [Name]

Output: GET


Input: [function] The claimant must send form data in the protected directory [Name]

Output: POST


Input: [function] The authorized person may load files in the protected directory [Name]

Output: PUT


Input: [function] The authorized person may load header pages within the protected directory [Name]

Output: HEAD


Input: [function] The authorized person must delete files within the protected directory [Name]

Output: DELETE


Input: [function] The authorized person may trace requests and responses within the protected directory [Name]

Output: TRACE


Input: [To] Keep the thread at the top of the list [Do this]

Output: Select Pin thread.

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Input: [To] Post anonymously [Do this]

Output: Select Post as Anonymous.

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Input: [To] Receive updates on the thread via your selected notification method [Do this]

Output: Select Subscribe to this thread.

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Input: [To] Attach a file [Do this]

Output: In the Attachments area, click Browse to locate the file you want to attach, or, if you are using a supported browser, drag and drop your files onto the attachments upload target. You can attach as many files as you want. Note Internet Explorer 9 and older currently do not support dragging and dropping files from your desktop into Learning Environment.

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Input: [To] Attach an audio recording [Do this]

Output: In the Attachments area, click Record Audio. Ensure your microphone is set up correctly and click Record. Click Flash Settings to make adjustments to your microphone selection and volume. Click Play to listen to your recording. Click Clear to erase your recording. If you have pre-recorded audio and are using a supported browser, you can drag audio files onto the attachments upload target.

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Input: [To] Attach a video recording [Do this]

Output: In the Attachments area, click Record Video. Click Allow when the Flash player prompts you to allow camera and microphone access. Click Record. Click Stop when you finish recording. Click Clear to erase your recording or Add to add the recording. If you have pre-recorded video and are using a supported browser, you can drag video files onto the attachments upload target.

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Input: [To] Post your thread to more than one topic simultaneously [Do this]

Output: Click Post to other topics. Click Add Topics, and select the topics you would like your thread to appear in. To post in every topic simultaneously, select the Select All check box, then click Add Topics.

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Input: [0] T [2] Show template explorer [1]

Output: CTRL + ALT + T


Input: [0] S [2] Save the currently selected file [1]

Output: CTRL + S


Input: [0] Q [2] Show the graphical query designer [1]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + Q


Input: [0] L [2] Make selection lower case (also CTRL + SHIFT + U to upper) [1]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + L


Input: [0] T [2] Results to Text [1]

Output: CTRL + T


Input: [0] u [2] Change database. UP/DOWN to select database then ENTER [1]

Output: CTRL + U


Input: [0] e [2] Run the current selected command(s) [1]

Output: CTRL + E


Input: [0] s [2] Save all files [1]

Output: CTRL + SHIFT + S


Input: [0] d [2] Results to Grid [1]

Output: CTRL + D


Input: [0] a [2] Select All (Sorry, couldn’t think of a better one for A) [1]

Output: CTRL + A


Input: [0] y [2] Redo previously undone edit (also CTRL + Z for Undo) [1]

Output: CTRL + Y


Input: [Class] .panel-cascade [How it helps]

Output: this class has its own styles defined by me, try it for sure

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Input: [Class] .nopadding [How it helps]

Output: This removes the padding from .panel-body if applied to .panel-body

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Input: [Class] .panel-minimise and .panel-close [How it helps]

Output: These are defined with the font awesome icon and they help the panels to close or minimise. Make sure you follow the demo panel code shown next to this table so that they will work. The js code for this operation is already defined in corre.js

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Input: [Class] .panel-info [How it helps]

Output: This applies the panel-heading color to be blue

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Input: [Class] .panel-warning [How it helps]

Output: This applies the panel-heading color to be orange

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Input: [Class] .panel-success [How it helps]

Output: This applies the panel-heading color to be green

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Input: [Class] .panel-danger [How it helps]

Output: This applies the panel-heading color to be red

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Input: [Class] .text-primary, bg-primary [How it helps]

Output: Primary uses the primary color defined in the css/style.less file . .bg-primary gives background, .text-primary gives primary text color

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Input: [Class] .bg-info, .bg-danger, .bg-warning, .bg-success [How it helps]

Output: yeah you can use these classes to any tag to get background colors

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Input: [Class] .text-info, .text-danger, .text-warning, .text-success [How it helps]

Output: yeah you can use these classes to any tag to get text colors

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Input: [Version constant] VibeCustomMain [Meaning]

Output: Tells vibe.d to not use its own predefined main function. This is mutually exclusive to VibeDefaultMain.


Input: [Version constant] VibeDefaultMain [Meaning]

Output: Tells vibe.d to use its own predefined main function. This is mutually exclusive to VibeCustomMain.


Input: [Version constant] VibeDisableCommandLineParsing [Meaning]

Output: Disables automatic parsing of command line options passed to the application, such as "--help" or "--verbose".


Input: [Version constant] VibeNoDefaultArgs [Meaning]

Output: Disables all default command line options, but keeps the command line argument module functional.


Input: [Version constant] VibeManualMemoryManagement [Meaning]

Output: Performs a number of operations using manual memory management instead of the garbage collector, most notably in the HTTP server. This can lead to considerable performance improvements, but also makes certain operations unsafe and thus may open up the possibility for certain attacks. Especially any code needs to make sure to not escape any data (including string data) from HTTPServerRequest.


Input: [Version constant] VibeIdleCollect [Meaning]

Output: Perform manual garbage collection runs when the application is idle for more than two seconds.


Input: [Version constant] VibePartialAutoExit [Meaning]

Output: Partial workaround for issue #212 - exits the event loop after no mode file and socket based events exist. Note that this will exit the event loop, even if other kinds of events, such as timers, are still active. It is currently recommended to explicitly use exitEventLoop instead.


Input: [Version constant] VibeJsonFieldNames [Meaning]

Output: Stores field names for JSON values for better error messages. This will use a few bytes of additional memory per Json value.


Input: [Version constant] JsonLineNumbers [Meaning]

Output: Stores line numbers for each JSON value parsed from a JSON string for improved error messages. This will store an additional int for each Json value.


Input: [Version constant] VibeDebugCatchAll [Meaning]

Output: Enables catching of exceptions that derive from Error. This can be useful during application development to get useful error information while keeping the application running, but can generally be dangerous, because the application may be left in a bad state after an Error has been thrown.


Input: [Version constant] VibeNoSSL [Meaning]

Output: Does not use OpenSSL to provide TLS/SSL functionality. The vibe.stream.ssl module will be dysfunctional.


Input: [Version constant] VibeUseOldOpenSSL [Meaning]

Output: Disables the use of features introduced in OpenSSL 1.0.1 or later, most notably ECDH curve selection. Use this to link against old versions of the OpenSSL library.


Input: [Version constant] VibePragmaLib [Meaning]

Output: Uses a pragma(lib) to link against OpenSSL and libevent. This is only useful for building without DUB.


Input: [Version constant] VibeLibevDriver [Meaning]

Output: Enables the libev based event driver (not fully functional). Do not use this version directly, but select the "libev" configuration in your dub.json instead.


Input: [Version constant] VibeLibeventDriver [Meaning]

Output: Enables the libevent based event driver (currently the default). Do not use this version directly, but select the "libevent" configuration in your dub.json instead.


Input: [Version constant] VibeWin32Driver [Meaning]

Output: Enables the Win32 based event driver (provides GUI message support on Windows). Do not use this version directly, but select the "win32" configuration in your dub.json instead.


Input: [Version constant] VibeWinrtDriver [Meaning]

Output: Enables the WinRT based event driver (not yet implemented). Do not use this version directly, but select the "winrt" configuration in your dub.json instead.


Input: [Option (short)] -s [Option (long)] --server [Argument] server URL [Description]

Output: If you are running the command from an on-premises Tableau Server computer, you can use http://localhost. Otherwise, specify the computer’s URL, such as http://bigbox.myco.com or http://bigbox. For Tableau Online specify the URLhttps://online.tableau.com.


Input: [Option (short)] -t [Option (long)] --site [Argument] site ID [Description]

Output: Include this option if the server has multiple sites, and you are logging in to a site other than the Default site. The site ID is used in the URL to uniquely identify the site. For example, a site named West Coast Sales might have a site ID of west-coast-sales.


Input: [Option (short)] -u [Option (long)] --username [Argument] user name [Description]

Output: The user name of the user logging in. For Tableau Online, the user name is the user's email address.


Input: [Option (short)] -p [Option (long)] --password [Argument] password [Description]

Output: Password for the user specified for --username. If you do not provide a password you will be prompted for one.


Input: [Option (long)] --password-file [Argument] filename.txt [Description]

Output: Allows the password to be stored in the given file rather than the command line, for increased security.


Input: [Option (short)] -x [Option (long)] --proxy [Argument] Host:Port [Description]

Output: Use to specify the HTTP proxy server and port for the tabcmd request.


Input: [Option (long)] --no-prompt [Description]

Output: Do not prompt for a password. If no password is specified, the login command will fail.


Input: [Option (long)] --no-proxy [Description]

Output: Do not use an HTTP proxy server.


Input: [Option (long)] --cookie [Description]

Output: Saves the session ID on login. Subsequent commands will not require a login. This value is the default for the command.


Input: [Option (long)] --no-cookie [Description]

Output: Do not save the session ID information after a successful login. Subsequent commands will require a login.


Input: [Option (long)] --timeout SECONDS [Argument] Number of seconds [Description]

Output: The number of seconds the server should wait before processing the login command. Default: 30 seconds.


Input: [name] resource_type [description] the resource type, capitalized. [type]

Output: string

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Input: [name] title [description] the resource title. [type]

Output: title

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