Input: [property] bind_fail_interval [comment] default: -1 [meaning]

Output: The time interval in seconds between a failed bind attempt and a retry. The values 0 and -1 specify that no retries are attempted and the first failure is handled the same as exceeding bind_fail_max.


Input: [property] bind_fail_max [comment] default: -1 [meaning]

Output: The maximum number of times inetd retries binding to a service's associated port before giving up. The value -1 specifies that no retry limit is imposed. If none of the service's protocols were bound to before any imposed limit is reached, the service goes to the maintenance state; otherwise, if not all of the protocols were bound to, the service goes to the degraded state.


Input: [property] con_rate_offline [comment] default: -1 [meaning]

Output: The time in seconds a service will remain offline if it exceeds its configured maximum connection rate, max_con_rate. The values 0 and -1 specify that connection rate limiting is disabled.


Input: [property] endpoint_type [meaning]

Output: The type of the socket used by the service or the value tli to signify a TLI-based service. Valid socket type values are: stream, dgram, raw, seqpacket.


Input: [property] failrate_cnt [comment] default: 40 (?) [meaning]

Output: The count portion of the service's failure rate limit. The failure rate limit applies to wait-type services and is reached when count instances of the service are started within a given time. Exceeding the rate results in the service being transitioned to the maintenance state. This is different from the behavior of the previous inetd, which continued to retry every 10 minutes, indefinitely. The failrate_cnt check accounts for badly behaving servers that fail before consuming the service request and which would otherwise be continually restarted, taxing system resources. Failure rate is equivalent to the -r option of the previous inetd. The values 0 and -1 specify that this feature is disabled.


Input: [property] failrate_interval [comment] default: 60 (?) [meaning]

Output: The time portion in seconds of the service's failure rate. The values 0 and -1 specify that the failure rate limit feature is disabled.


Input: [property] inherit_env [meaning]

Output: If true, pass inetd's environment on to the service's start method. Regardless of this setting, inetd will set the variables SMF_FMRI, SMF_METHOD, and SMF_RESTARTER in the start method's environment, as well as any environment variables set in the method context. These variables are described in smf_method(5).


Input: [property] isrpc [meaning]

Output: If true, this is an RPC service.


Input: [property] max_con_rate [comment] default: -1 [meaning]

Output: The maximum allowed connection rate, in connections per second, for a nowait-type service. The values 0 and -1 specify that that connection rate limiting is disabled.


Input: [property] max_copies [comment] default: -1 [meaning]

Output: The maximum number of copies of a nowait service that can run concurrently. The values 0 and -1 specify that copies limiting is disabled.


Input: [property] name [meaning]

Output: Can be set to one of the following values: a service name understood by getservbyname(3SOCKET); if isrpc is set to true, a service name understood by getrpcbyname(3NSL); if isrpc is set to true, a valid RPC program number.


Input: [property] proto [meaning]

Output: In the case of socket-based services, this is a list of protocols supported by the service. Valid protocols are: tcp, tcp6, tcp6only, udp, udp6, and udp6only. In the case of TLI services, this is a list of netids recognized by getnetconfigent(3NSL) supported by the service, plus the values tcp6only and udp6only. RPC/TLI services also support nettypes in this list, and inetd first tries to interpret the list member as a nettype for these service types. The values tcp6only and udp6only are new to inetd; these values request that inetd listen only for and pass on true IPv6 requests (not IPv4 mapped ones).


Input: [property] rpc_low_version [meaning]

Output: Lowest supported RPC version. Required when isrpc is set to true.


Input: [property] rpc_high_version [meaning]

Output: Highest supported RPC version. Required when isrpc is set to true.


Input: [property] tcp_trace [comment] default: false [meaning]

Output: If true, and this is a nowait-type service, inetd logs the client's IP address and TCP port number, along with the name of the service, for each incoming connection, using the syslog(3C) facility. inetd uses the syslog facility code daemon and notice priority level. See syslog.conf(4) for a description of syslog codes and severity levels. This logging is separate from the logging done by the TCP wrappers facility. tcp_trace is equivalent to the previous inetd's -t option (and the /etc/default/inetd property ENABLE_CONNECTION_LOGGING).


Input: [property] tcp_wrappers [comment] default: false [meaning]

Output: If true, enable TCP wrappers access control. This applies only to services with endpoint_type set to streams and wait set to false. The syslog facility code daemon is used to log allowed connections (using the notice severity level) and denied traffic (using the warning severity level). See syslog.conf(4) for a description of syslog codes and severity levels. The stability level of the TCP wrappers facility and its configuration files is External. As the TCP wrappers facility is not controlled by Sun, intra-release incompatibilities are not uncommon. See attributes(5). For more information about configuring TCP wrappers, you can refer to the tcpd(1M) and hosts_access(4) man pages, which are delivered as part of the Solaris operating system at /usr/sfw/man. These pages are not part of the standard Solaris man pages, available at /usr/man. tcp_wrappers is equivalent to the previous inetd's /etc/default/inetd property ENABLE_TCPWRAPPERS


Input: [property] wait [meaning]

Output: If true this is a wait-type service, otherwise it is a nowait-type service. A wait-type service has the following characteristics: Its inetd_start method will take over listening duties on the service's bound endpoint when it is executed. inetd will wait for it to exit after it is executed before it resumes listening duties. Datagram servers must be configured as being of type wait, as they are always invoked with the original datagram endpoint that will participate in delivering the service bound to the specified service. They do not have separate "listening" and "accepting" sockets. Connection-oriented services, such as TCP stream services can be designed to be either of type wait or nowait.


Input: [Description] Sets the access control list (ACL) that determines default access permissions [AppID Named-Values]

Output: AccessPermission


Input: [Description] Configures the client to activate on the same system as persistent storage [AppID Named-Values]

Output: ActivateAtStorage


Input: [Description] Sets the default authentication level [AppID Named-Values]

Output: AuthenticationLevel


Input: [Description] Names the surrogate process used to load DLLs remotely [AppID Named-Values]

Output: DllSurrogate


Input: [Description] Sets the ACL that determines who can launch the application [AppID Named-Values]

Output: LaunchPermission


Input: [Description] Configures the component to run as a Microsoft Windows NT Service [AppID Named-Values]

Output: LocalService


Input: [Description] Names a remote server [AppID Named-Values]

Output: RemoteServerName


Input: [Description] Sets an application to run only as a given user [AppID Named-Values]

Output: RunAs


Input: [Description] Sets parameters to be passed to LocalService on invocation [AppID Named-Values]

Output: ServiceParameters


Input: [DECIBELS] 140 [DEGREE] Deafening

Output: Jet aircraft /Artillery fire

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Input: [DECIBELS] 130 [DEGREE] Deafening

Output: Threshold of pain / Causes immediate ear damage

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Input: [DECIBELS] 120 [DEGREE] Extremely Loud

Output: Thunder / Diesel engine room

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Input: [DECIBELS] 110 [DEGREE] Extremely Loud

Output: Close to a train

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Input: [DECIBELS] 100 [DEGREE] Very Loud

Output: Wood saw / Home lawn mower / car horn @ 16 ft.

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Input: [DECIBELS] 90 [DEGREE] Very Loud

Output: Symphony / Truck without muffler

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Input: [DECIBELS] 80 [DEGREE] Loud

Output: Car noise @ high speed / Police whistle

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Input: [DECIBELS] 70 [DEGREE] Loud

Output: Normal street noise / Average radio

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Input: [DECIBELS] 60 [DEGREE] Moderate

Output: Normal conversation

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Input: [DECIBELS] 50 [DEGREE] Moderate

Output: Normal office noise

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Input: [DECIBELS] 40 [DEGREE] Faint

Output: Residential area without vehicle traffic

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Input: [DECIBELS] 30 [DEGREE] Faint

Output: Quiet conversation

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Input: [DECIBELS] 20 [DEGREE] Very Faint

Output: Whisper / Ticking of a watch

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Input: [DECIBELS] 10 [DEGREE] Totally Quiet

Output: Soundproof room / Threshold of hear

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Input: [Field] source [Description]

Output: Source database name or URL

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Input: [Field] target [Description]

Output: Target database name or URL

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Input: [Field] create_target (optional) [Description]

Output: Creates the target database

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Input: [Field] continuous (optional) [Description]

Output: Configure the replication to be continuous

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Input: [Field] cancel (optional) [Description]

Output: Cancels the replication

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Input: [Field] doc_ids (optional) [Description]

Output: Array of document IDs to be synchronized

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Input: [Field] proxy (optional) [Description]

Output: Address of a proxy server through which replication should occur

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Input: [Field] since_seq (optional) [Description]

Output: Sequence from which the replication should start

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Input: [Field] filter (optional) [Description]

Output: name of the filter function in the form of ddoc/myfilter

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Input: [Field] query_params (optional) [Description]

Output: Query parameter that are passed to the filter function; the value should be a document containing parameters as members

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Input: [Field] use_checkpoints (optional) [Description]

Output: Whether to use replication checkpoints or not

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Input: [Field] checkpoint_interval (optional) [Description]

Output: Specifies the checkpoint interval in ms.

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Input: [0] FF27.0.1/JAWS15 Describedby text doesn't read when focus is on the table Reads OK but details doesn't visually hide, it is a long caption. No distinction between the summary and the caption It reads if the user navigates to the figure element but if the user hits "t" to go to the table it doesn't so it is not programmatically associated with the table. There is no JAWS command to go to a figure element. Same as 4 above, not supported Works Works Describedby text doesn't read when focus is on the table

Output: Works, but it is a long caption. No distinction between the summary and the caption


Input: [0] IE11/JAWS15 Describedby text doesn't read when focus is on the table Reads OK but details doesn't visually hide, it is a long caption. No distinction between the summary and the caption It reads if the user navigates to the figure element but if the user hits "t" to go to the table it doesn't so it is not programmatically associated with the table. There is no JAWS command to go to a figure element. Same as 4 above, not supported Works Works Describedby text doesn't read when focus is on the table

Output: Works, but it is a long caption. No distinction between the summary and the caption


Input: [0] FF27.0.1/NVDA2014.1 Works. Reads Describedby 1st then caption Reads OK but details doesn't visually hide, it is a long caption. No distinction between the summary and the caption It reads if the user navigates to the figure element but if the user hits "t" to go to the table it doesn't so it is not programmatically associated with the table. There is no NVDA command to go to a figure element. Same as 4 above, not supported Works Works Works. Reads Describedby 1st then caption

Output: Works, but it is a long caption. No distinction between the summary and the caption


Input: [0] IE11/NVDA2014.1 Describedby text doesn't read when focus is on the table Reads OK but details doesn't visually hide, it is a long caption. No distinction between the summary and the caption It reads if the user navigates to the figure element but if the user hits "t" to go to the table it doesn't so it is not programmatically associated with the table. There is no NVDA command to go to a figure element. Same as 4 above, not supported Works Summary reads, Caption is not read when table gets focus, but both read using arrow keys Describedby text doesn't read when focus is on the table

Output: Works, but it is a long caption


Input: [0] CHROME/JAWS15 Did not read Did not read Did not read

Output: Did not read


Input: [0] CHROME/NVDA2014.1 Works: Describedby text ...details is properly hidden, but the collapsed summary doesn't announce that it is collapsed or that there is more content available in the details It reads if the user navigates to the figure element but if the user hits "t" to go to the table it doesn't so it is not programmatically associated with the table. There is no JAWS command to go to a figure element. It reads if the user navigates to the figure element but if the user hits "t" to go to the table it doesn't so it is not programmatically associated with the table. There is no JAWS command to go to a figure element. Works Summary not read when table gets focus but read using arrow keys

Output: Works, but it is a long caption


Input: [Parameter] ip [Required] no [Description] IP address [Default Value]

Output: client IP address


Input: [Parameter] key [Required] yes [Description] API key provided for registered application [Default Value]

Output: empty


Input: [Parameter] output [Required] no [Description] specifies the format for responses: XML, JSON, RAW [Default Value]

Output: XML


Input: [Parameter] timezone [Required] no [Description] specifies the timezone for responses: true, false [Default Value]

Output: false


Input: [Parameter] hostname [Required] no [Description] specifies the hostname for responses: true, false [Default Value]

Output: false


Input: [Parameter] language [Required] no [Description] specifies the official language for responses: true, false [Default Value]

Output: false


Input: [Parameter] currency [Required] no [Description] specifies the currency for responses: true, false [Default Value]

Output: false


Input: [Attribute] Utility [Description] set to 'MLOAD' [Required ?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] SQL [Description] set to an arrayref of multistatement SQL requests. Each multistatment request is considered a separate Multiload job, as per multiple .DML statements in a Multiload script. The SQL specified includes the DML extension statements defined for the MLOAD utility, namely: < MARK | IGNORE > DUPLICATE [ < INSERT | UPDATE > ] ROWS < MARK | IGNORE > MISSING [ < UPDATE | DELETE > ] ROWS DO INSERT FOR [ MISSING UPDATE ] ROWS These statement should precede the actual INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE statements. If none of these statements are specified the default behavior is "MARK DUPLICATE ROWS; MARK MISSING ROWS;" [Required ?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] Source [Description] can be set to either a subroutine reference, a file description, or a connection handle to be used as the control session of a fastexport job for Loopback (see below) which will act as the source of the multiload data. A file description is specified as < VARTEXT 'c' | INDICDATA | DATA > filename where 'c' is the separator character. Use '|' for compatibility with the default Teradata VARTEXT file format. INDICDATA indicates a fastload formatted file with indicator bytes, and DATA indicates a fastload formatted file without indicator bytes. If a subroutine reference is specified, the specified subroutine is responsible for providing a multiload bitmask when binding parameter data. The bitmask provides a means for an application to implement the conditional APPLY supported in Multiload scripts (i.e., "APPLY dmllabel WHERE condition"). The bitmask is supplied to the statement handle using the tdat_mlmask attribute, which is set to either a scalar value, or an arrayref of bitmasks (for array binding). When multiple multiload jobs are defined (i.e., more than 1 request is specified with the SQL attribute), each job receives its own copy of each record. This bitmask indicates which multiload jobs are to receive a copy of the associated record. If bit 0 is set, then the first job receives a copy of the associated record; if bit 1 is set, the second job receives a copy of the record. If a scalar value is supplied with tdat_mlmask, and array binding is used, then the scalar is applied to all the bound records. if no tdat_mlmask value is provided, the default is all jobs get a copy of all records if an arrayref supplied with tdat_mlmask is shorter than the array(s) used to bind records, a copy of the additional records will be supplied to each job. for file or Loopback sources, all jobs get copies of all records. In addition, when binding rows, the subroutine is responsible for keeping track of the current size of the output buffer. Assuming the final size of the record can be computed, an additional 14 bytes per record is added by the driver for Multiload control information, and the size in the buffer will be multiplied by the number of multiload jobs to which the record is applied. In summary, each record will add the following number of bytes to the output buffer: total_bytes = (record_length + 14 + indicator_byte_count) * number_of_jobs Note that the subroutine supplies each record only once; DBD::Teradata will perform the replication of each record, based on the bitmask described above. [Required ?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] SourceFields [Description] a USING clause string that describes the source record format [Required ?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] Report [Description] a subroutine reference which is called with a status message as the Multiload progresses. [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] LogTables [Description] a hashref that maps the tables to be multiloaded to their work, error, and duplicate tables. The tablenames are the keys, and the values are arrayrefs with the names of the work/error/duplicate tables (see examples below). Default is the name of each table specified in the SQL requests, prefixed with WT_, ET_, and UV_ for the work,error, and duplicate table, respectively (Tablenames longer than 27 characters are truncated). Note that the worktables are automatically dropped when the multiload completes. Also, empty error and duplicate tables are also dropped. [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Checkpoint [Description] the number of records processed between each checkpoint [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Sessions [Description] the number of multiload sessions to use [Required ?]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] CheckpointCallback [Description] a subroutine reference that is called each time a checkpoint is taken [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Context [Description] a hashref that can contain anything the application desires; it will be passed to the Source subroutine reference each time records are to be collected [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] MP [Description] when set to a nonzero numeric value, or the string 'nothreads', causes multiple processes to be fork()'d, 1 per multiload session. When set to the string 'threads', causes multiple threads to be fork()'d, 1 per multiload session. This attribute may provide performance improvement on certain platforms (esp. multiprocessor platforms). [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Loopback [Description] when set to a SQL SELECT statement, causes a fastexport job to be created from which data will be taken and supplied to the multiload job. Note that the MP attribute must be specified as well. Each fork' process gets both a fastexport and a multiload session, and data is transferred directly from the fastexport session to the multiload session. [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] ErrorLimit [Description] specifies the maximum number of errors to be permitted during the acquisition phase before the multiload is terminated. Default is 1,000,000 errors. [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] ActivityCounts [Description] specifies a hashref to receive the Insert/Update/Delete activity counts for each MLOAD'ed table. The hashref will be keyed by the table names, and each table's entry wili be a hashref with the keys "Inserts", "Updates", and "Deletes", and each value is the total rowcount applied to each activity for the given table (see example below) [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] RequestSize [Description] integer size in bytes; sets the maximum request buffer size to use for the utility sessions. Larger values permit more tuples to be sent to the DBMS in a single message. Default is 64256; maximum value is 1,048,000. Setting to a value outside that range, or for pre-V2R6.0 Teradata servers, will be silently ignored. [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Retry [Description] either a scalar or arrayref; if scalar, indicates the number of seconds to wait between retrying to start the multiload in the event the prior attempt failed due to no remaining utility job slots available on the database. If an arrayref, the first element is the number of seconds between retries, and the second element is the maximum number of retry attempts. The scalar form will retry indefinitely. [Required ?]

Output: No


Input: [Object] modResource [‘Name’ field] pagetitle [Primary Key name]

Output: id

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Input: [Object] modTemplate [‘Name’ field] templatename [Primary Key name]

Output: id

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Input: [Object] modCategory [‘Name’ field] category [Primary Key name]

Output: id

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Input: [Object] modContext [‘Name’ field] key [Primary Key name]

Output: key

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Input: [Object] modNamespace [‘Name’ field] name [Primary Key name]

Output: name

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Input: [Object] modAction [‘Name’ field] (none) [Primary Key name]

Output: id

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Input: [Object] modEvent [‘Name’ field] name [Primary Key name]

Output: name

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Input: [Object] modMenu [‘Name’ field] text [Primary Key name]

Output: text

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Input: [Object] modSession [‘Name’ field] (none) [Primary Key name]

Output: id

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Input: [Purpose] Lists columns to retrieve [Singleton SELECT] Required [Multi-row SELECT] Required [Clause]

Output: SELECT

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Input: [Purpose] Lists host variables for storing retrieved columns [Singleton SELECT] Required [Multi-row SELECT] Not allowed [Clause]

Output: INTO

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Input: [Purpose] Identifies the tables to search for values [Singleton SELECT] Required [Multi-row SELECT] Required [Clause]

Output: FROM

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Input: [Purpose] Specifies the search conditions used to restrict retrieved rows to a subset of all available rows; a WHERE clause can contain its own SELECT statement, referred to as a subquery [Singleton SELECT] Optional [Multi-row SELECT] Optional [Clause]

Output: WHERE

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Input: [Purpose] Groups related rows based on common column values; used in conjunction with HAVING [Singleton SELECT] Optional [Multi-row SELECT] Optional [Clause]

Output: GROUP BY

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Input: [Purpose] Restricts rows generated by GROUP BY to a subset of those rows [Singleton SELECT] Optional [Multi-row SELECT] Optional [Clause]

Output: HAVING

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Input: [Purpose] Combines the results of two or more SELECT statements to produce a single, dynamic table without duplicate rows [Singleton SELECT] Optional [Multi-row SELECT] Optional [Clause]

Output: UNION

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Input: [Purpose] Specifies which columns to order, either by column name or by ordinal number in the query, and the sort order of rows returned: ascending (ASC) [default] or descending (DESC) [Singleton SELECT] Optional [Multi-row SELECT] Optional [Clause]

Output: ORDER BY

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Input: [Purpose] Specifies the query plan that should be used by the query optimizer instead of one it would normally choose [Singleton SELECT] Optional [Multi-row SELECT] Optional [Clause]

Output: PLAN

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Input: [Purpose] Specifies columns listed after the SELECT clause of a DECLARE CURSOR statement that can be updated using a WHERE CURRENT OF clause [Singleton SELECT]  [Multi-row SELECT] Optional [Clause]

Output: FOR UPDATE

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Input: [0] id [1] number [2]

Output: Share ID. NOTE: unlike other Smartsheet object ids, this id is an alphanumeric string.


Input: [0] type [1] string [2]

Output: The type of this share. One of USER or GROUP.


Input: [0] userId [1] number [2]

Output: User ID if the share is a user share, else null.


Input: [0] groupId [1] number [2]

Output: Group ID if the share is a group share, else null.


Input: [0] email [1] string [2]

Output: User’s email address for user shares; null for group shares.


Input: [0] name [1] string [2]

Output: If a user share and user is also a contact, the user’s full name. If a group share, the group’s name.


Input: [0] accessLevel [1] string [2]

Output: User or group’s access level on shared object.


Input: [0] subject [1] string [2]

Output: The subject of the email that will optionally be sent to notify the recipient. This attribute can be specified in a request, but will never be present in a response.


Input: [0] message [1] string [2]

Output: The message to be included in the body of the email that will optionally be sent to the recipient. This attribute can be specified in a request, but will never be present in a response.


Input: [0] ccMe [1] boolean [2]

Output: Flag to indicate whether or not to send a copy of the email to the sharer of the sheet. This attribute can be specified in a request, but will never be present in a response.


Input: [Error Code] 0000 [Error Attribute] Success [Explanation]

Output: Transaction completed successfully.


Input: [Error Code] 0101 [Error Attribute] Trouble Report Already Exists [Explanation]

Output: A trouble report already exists on this line circuit.


Input: [Error Code] 0103 [Error Attribute] Mandatory Attribute Missing [Explanation]

Output: There is a required attribute missing from the message set or there is an attribute tag with no value. For Groups: this error is reported only at the group level. That is, only the group DD tag will be listed and not the individual DD tags within the group. Will occur when using conditional fields.


Input: [Error Code] 0104 [Error Attribute] Invalid Attribute Value [Explanation]

Output: There has been an attribute edit failure. For Groups: this error is reported only at the group level. That is, only the group DD tag will be listed and not the individual DD tags within the group. Will occur on formatting errors.


Input: [Error Code] 0201 [Error Attribute] No Such Object Instance [Explanation]

Output: Ticket does not exist. In case of end customer originated queries will contain "Last Trouble Cleared Date = " with the last trouble cleared date appended to it. Will occur when using Status Inquiry, Modify, or Close transactions.


Input: [Error Code] 0301 [Error Attribute] Cannot Verify Or Deny At This Time [Explanation]

Output: Ticket is in a state of cleared; no additional changes can be performed. Will occur when ticket is currently being worked on by a Verizon employee.


Input: [Error Code] 0302 [Error Attribute] Can Not Close [Explanation]

Output: Ticket cannot be closed. Trouble to be closed pending work in progress message.


Input: [Error Code] 0303 [Error Attribute] Trouble Report Change Denied [Explanation]

Output: Ticket is in a state of cleared; no changes allowed. Similar to Code 0301. Use same logic


Input: [Error Code] 0304 [Error Attribute] Line Condition Is Not Working Transaction Denied [Explanation]

Output: The working condition of the line is equal to "NWKG", "UNAS", "WKG LID","DISC", or spaces. The field will contain "Working Condition Of Line=" with the working condition of the line appended to the message.


Input: [Error Code] 0305 [Error Attribute] The circuit or line status is pending. Transaction denied. [Explanation]

Output: A pending service order is open on this account. A Trouble Administration ticket cannot be created.


Input: [Error Code] 1001 [Error Attribute] Processing Failure No Value [Explanation]

Output: Will occur on system timeouts. Resubmit transaction.


Input: [Error Code] 1002 [Error Attribute] Fall-Back Reporting [Explanation]

Output: A security error has been detected - circuit/owner mismatch or circuit not found. Will occur when CKT ID cannot be found in Verizon records.


Input: [Error Code] 1003 [Error Attribute] Resource Limitation [Explanation]

Output: Will occur on system timeouts. Resubmit transaction.


Input: [Error Code] 1004 [Error Attribute] Access Denied Or Access Failure [Explanation]

Output: A security error has been detected; access to the system disallowed. Will occur whenever your company's RSID/AECN is not marked as "owner" on Verizon records.


Input: [Error Code] 1005 [Error Attribute] Routing Failure [Explanation]

Output: Unable to direct Request to the correct testing center.


Input: [Error Code] 1006 [Error Attribute] Invalid Service Recovery Request [Explanation]

Output: Service Recovery Request was denied. For example: Predictor was down, Commitment has expired, the circuit was a PBX.


Input: [Error Code] 1007 [Error Attribute] Commitment Request Failure [Explanation]

Output: Commitment Modify Request was denied.


Input: [Error Code] 1008 [Error Attribute] Invalid DSL Test Request [Explanation]

Output: DSL Test Request was denied.


Input: [Error Code] 1017 [Error Attribute] The transaction submitted cannot be processed. Please have the end user contact their ISP. [Explanation]

Output: The Voice CLEC (VLEC) cannot submit a trouble report for Wholesale Advantage DSL. This edit will prevent creation of a trouble report and other related trouble reporting functions as noted.


Input: [Error Code] 2001 [Error Attribute] Testing System Timed Out [Explanation]

Output: Delphi Time Out


Input: [Error Code] 2002 [Error Attribute] No Test Point Inventory [Explanation]

Output: 0302 - MTAU info not found in switch


Input: [Error Code] 2003 [Error Attribute] Contact RETAS Help Desk to Correct [Explanation]

Output: ERROR: 009999TAS134E add failed CTR has M flag = "N" or no entry in alias table


Input: [Error Code] 2004 [Error Attribute] Contact RETAS Help Desk [Explanation]

Output: 2337 - cannot send request to NSDB, invalid center


Input: [Error Code] 2005 [Error Attribute] Circuit ID Invalid [Explanation]

Output: Routing Error: Invalid NPA/NXX. The account number entered is not provisioned over Fiber. Trouble Administration functions cannot be performed on this service in this system. Please enter the repair ticket in the Verizon West WISE Repair. West only.


Input: [Error Code] 2006 [Error Attribute] Test Equipment Error [Explanation]

Output: 0800 - REACT: EQUIPAGE, NOT EQUIPPED - NYCMNYVS71A on J44 returned unexpected response


Input: [Error Code] 2007 [Error Attribute] System Time Out Resubmit [Explanation]

Output: Switch Timeout


Input: [Error Code] 2008 [Error Attribute] Circuit Inventory Incomplete [Explanation]

Output: 0301 - No circuit found in switch


Input: [Error Code] 2009 [Error Attribute] Trouble type code and premise access hours may not be modified on Vendor Meet trouble tickets [Explanation]

Output: The trouble type code or premise access hours may not be modified on Vendor Meet tickets.


Input: [Error Code] 2011 [Error Attribute] Existing trouble tickets may not be changed to Vendor Meet trouble type code 1522 [Explanation]

Output: An existing trouble ticket may not be modified to become a Vendor Meet ticket. If needed, cancel existing trouble ticket and create a Vendor Meet ticket.


Input: [Error Code] 2012 [Error Attribute] The requested premise access date/time is prohibited for Vendor Meet trouble tickets [Explanation]

Output: Vendor Meets may only be scheduled M-F 9am-4pm local time


Input: [Error Code] 3000 [Error Attribute] Invalid Trouble Type. [Explanation]

Output: The trouble type code entered is invalid. Only data trouble type codes are valid.


Input: [Error Code] 3001 [Error Attribute] Invalid create request. Transaction denied. [Explanation]

Output: A trouble report has already been opened by your VLEC partner on this Loop Share circuit. Another trouble report cannot be opened.


Input: [Error Code] 3002 [Error Attribute] Invalid modify or close request. Transaction denied. [Explanation]

Output: A trouble report has already been opened by your VLEC partner on this circuit. Only the VLEC partner can modify or close the trouble report.


Input: [Error Code] 3006 [Error Attribute] Security Failed on lead circuit. [Explanation]

Output: A security error has been detected on lead circuit - circuit/owner mismatch or circuit not found.


Input: [Error Code] 3007 [Error Attribute] Security Failed on subordinate circuits. [Explanation]

Output: A security error has been detected on one or more subordinate circuits - circuit/owner mismatch or circuit not found.


Input: [Error Code] 3008 [Error Attribute] Overall Failure for Multi-Ticket Create. [Explanation]

Output: Multi-ticket create failed.


Input: [Error Code] 3009 [Error Attribute] Partial Success for Multi-Ticket Create. [Explanation]

Output: One or more tickets successfully created.


Input: [Error Code] 3013 [Error Attribute] Duplicate circuit IDs are not permitted. [Explanation]

Output: Circuit ID or TN is duplicated. Correct the circuit list and resubmit.


Input: [Error Code] 50027 [Error Attribute] Could not find any records based on your search criteria. [Explanation]

Output: Please check your search criteria.


Input: [Error Code] 60001 [Error Attribute] A system error has occurred. [Explanation]

Output: Please contact your system administrator.


Input: [Error Code] 60002 [Error Attribute] The Circuit ID you have entered is not valid. [Explanation]

Output: Please correct your entry and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60003 [Error Attribute] The Telephone Number you have entered is not valid. [Explanation]

Output: Please correct your entry and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60004 [Error Attribute] The Trouble Report Number you have entered is not valid. [Explanation]

Output: Please correct your entry and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60008 [Error Attribute] You must select to retrieve more than 0 rows. [Explanation]

Output: Please correct your entry and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60009 [Error Attribute] You must enter at least 3 characters of a Circuit ID to search for Trouble Reports. [Explanation]

Output: Please enter search criteria and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60018 [Error Attribute] You must specify at least one search criterion. [Explanation]

Output: Please enter search criteria and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60019 [Error Attribute] A database error has occurred. [Explanation]

Output: Please contact your system administrator.


Input: [Error Code] 60022 [Error Attribute] No records were found matching your specified search criteria. [Explanation]

Output: Please enter your new search criteria and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60023 [Error Attribute] You are not authorized to access the requested search result. [Explanation]

Output: Please enter your new search criteria and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60025 [Error Attribute] You have entered too many search criteria. [Explanation]

Output: You must enter either a telephone number, a circuit ID, a trouble report number, or one or more of the following: partial circuit ID, state code. Please correct your entry and try again.


Input: [Error Code] 60026 [Error Attribute] The CLEC ID provided does not have a valid ECC, ACNA or OCN. [Explanation]

Output: A secuirty error has been detected - circuit/owner mismatch or circuit not found.


Input: [ID] 1 [Description] Time taken to send a request and receive a response [Units] ms [Parameter Name]

Output: Response Time


Input: [ID] 2 [Description] Number of successful invocations/total invocations [Units] % [Parameter Name]

Output: Availability


Input: [ID] 3 [Description] Total Number of invocations for a given period of time [Units] invokes/second [Parameter Name]

Output: Throughput


Input: [ID] 4 [Description] Number of response / number of request messages [Units] % [Parameter Name]

Output: Successability


Input: [ID] 5 [Description] Ratio of the number of error messages to total messages [Units] % [Parameter Name]

Output: Reliability


Input: [ID] 6 [Description] The extent to which a WSDL document follows WSDL specification [Units] % [Parameter Name]

Output: Compliance


Input: [ID] 7 [Description] The extent to which a Web service follows WS-I Basic Profile [Units] % [Parameter Name]

Output: Best Practices


Input: [ID] 8 [Description] Time taken for the server to process a given request [Units] ms [Parameter Name]

Output: Latency


Input: [ID] 9 [Description] Measure of documentation (i.e. description tags) in WSDL [Units] % [Parameter Name]

Output: Documentation


Input: [ID] 10 [Description] Web Service Relevancy Function: a rank for Web Service Quality [Units] % [Parameter Name]

Output: WsRF


Input: [ID] 11 [Description] Levels representing service offering qualities (1 through 4) [Units] Classifier [Parameter Name]

Output: Service Classification


Input: [ID] 12 [Description] Name of the Web service [Units] None [Parameter Name]

Output: Service Name


Input: [ID] 13 [Description] Location of the Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) file on the Web [Units] None [Parameter Name]

Output: WSDL Address


Input: [Description] The name of the share is to be entered here. The name must be composed of letters, numerals, full stops or blank spaces and must begin and end with a letter or numeral. [Attribute]

Output: Name


Input: [Description] The server where the share is located. All of the domain controller master/backup/slave computers and member servers entered in the LDAP directory for the domain are available for selection which are entered in a DNS forward lookup zone in the LDAP directory. This setting cannot be subsequently edited. [Attribute]

Output: Host


Input: [Description] The absolute path of the directory to be shared, without quotation marks (this also applies if the name includes special characters such as spaces). If the directory does not exist, it will be created automatically on the selected server. If the Univention Configuration Registry variable listener/shares/rename is set to yes, the contents of the existing directory are moved when the path is modified. No shares can be created in and below /proc, /tmp, /root, /dev and /sys and no files can be moved there. [Attribute]

Output: Directory


Input: [Description] The user to whom the root directory of the share should belong, see Section 11.1. [Attribute]

Output: Directory owner of the share's root directory


Input: [Description] The group to whom the root directory of the share should belong, see Section 11.1. [Attribute]

Output: Directory owner group of the share's root directory


Input: [Description] The read, write and access permissions for the root directory of the share, see Section 11.1. [Attribute]

Output: Permissions for the share's root directory


Input: [Function] gleExtrusion [Purpose]

Output: Extrude arbitrary 2D contour along arbitrary 3D path.


Input: [Function] gleHelicoid [Purpose]

Output: Generalized torus, spiral with circle contour.


Input: [Function] gleLathe [Purpose]

Output: Sweep using a Z-axis shear to create an arbitrary contour along a helical path.


Input: [Function] glePolyCone [Purpose]

Output: Draw polycone, specified as a polyline with radii.


Input: [Function] glePolyCylinder [Purpose]

Output: Draw polycylinder, specified as a polyline.


Input: [Function] gleScrew [Purpose]

Output: Draws screw-type shapes.


Input: [Function] gleSetJoinStyle [Purpose]

Output: Query and Set the GLE join style flags.


Input: [Function] gleSetNumSides [Purpose]

Output: Query and Set the cylinder roundness.


Input: [Function] gleSpiral [Purpose]

Output: Sweep an arbitrary contour along a helical path.


Input: [Function] gleSuperExtrusion [Purpose]

Output: Extrude arbitrary 2D contour along arbitrary 3D path, specifying local affine transformations.


Input: [Function] gleTextureMode [Purpose]

Output: set the type of GLE automatic texture coordinate generation.


Input: [Function] gleToroid [Purpose]

Output: Generalized torus, lathe with circle contour.


Input: [Function] gleTwistExtrusion [Purpose]

Output: Extrude arbitrary 2D contour along arbitrary 3D path, specifying local rotations (twists).


Input: [RESOURCE] Classification System [Description]

Output: Principle-based method of organization.

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Input: [RESOURCE] Dictionaries [Description]

Output: An alphabetically-listed collection of terms and their meanings

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Input: [RESOURCE] Encyclopedia [Description]

Output: A reference work holding a summary of a particular branch of knowledge

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Input: [RESOURCE] Legal Index [Description]

Output: Detailed list of terms describing the content of the Encyclopedia

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Input: [RESOURCE] Ontology [Description]

Output: A set of types, properties and relationships, using open vocabularies

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Input: [RESOURCE] Synonym Ring [Description]

Output: Retrieval-equivalent group of terms

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Input: [RESOURCE] Subject Headings List [Description]

Output: Alphabetical list with cross-references

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Input: [RESOURCE] Taxonomy [Description]

Output: Hierarchical collection of controlled vocabulary terms

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Input: [RESOURCE] Thesaurus [Description]

Output: A structured controlled vocabulary

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Input: [RESOURCE] Topic Map [Description]

Output: A group of names, occurrences and associations

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Input: [RESOURCE] Topic Tree [Description]

Output: A topic display format, showing the hierarchy

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Input: [RESOURCE] URI [Description]

Output: The URI of Abortion (more about URIs)

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Input: [mode] logical [storage.mode] logical [typeof]

Output: logical


Input: [mode] numeric [storage.mode] integer [typeof]

Output: integer


Input: [mode] numeric [storage.mode] double [typeof]

Output: double


Input: [mode] complex [storage.mode] complex [typeof]

Output: complex


Input: [mode] character [storage.mode] character [typeof]

Output: character


Input: [mode] raw [storage.mode] raw [typeof]

Output: raw


Input: [Command] send [Description]

Output: send SMS command


Input: [Command] account [Description]

Output: check account balance command


Input: [Command] message_status [Description]

Output: retrieve SMS delivery notification


Input: [Command] receive [Description]

Output: receive incoming messages


Input: [Command] delete_reply [Description]

Output: delete incoming messages


Input: [Command] check_number [Description]

Output: check phone number


Input: [Variable] USER [Description]

Output: Current logged in user's name.


Input: [Variable] PATH [Description]

Output: Colon separated list of directories to search for binaries.


Input: [Variable] DISPLAY [Description]

Output: Network name of the X11 display to connect to, if available.


Input: [Variable] SHELL [Description]

Output: The current shell.


Input: [Variable] TERM [Description]

Output: The name of the user's terminal. Used to determine the capabilities of the terminal.


Input: [Variable] TERMCAP [Description]

Output: Database entry of the terminal escape codes to perform various terminal functions.


Input: [Variable] OSTYPE [Description]

Output: Type of operating system. e.g., FreeBSD.


Input: [Variable] MACHTYPE [Description]

Output: The CPU architecture that the system is running on.


Input: [Variable] EDITOR [Description]

Output: The user's preferred text editor.


Input: [Variable] PAGER [Description]

Output: The user's preferred text pager.


Input: [Variable] MANPATH [Description]

Output: Colon separated list of directories to search for manual pages.


Input: [Parameter] CoinName [Description] This parameter provides the Coin Name. [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Parameter] CoinTag [Description] This parameter provides the Coin Tag. [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Parameter] Algorithm [Description] This parameter provides the hashing algorithm used. [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Parameter] Difficulty [Description] This parameter provides the current difficulty. [Data Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Parameter] BlockReward [Description] This parameter provides the current block reward. [Data Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Parameter] BlockCount [Description] This parameter provides the current block count. [Data Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Parameter] IsBlockExplorerOnline [Description] This parameter indicates if the coin daemon or block explorer is offline. If the value is false, the data for this coin may be out dated and you should be cautious when using the profit ratio for this coin. [Data Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Parameter] IsExchangeOnline [Description] This parameter indicates if the exchange is offline. If the value is false, the data for this coin may be out dated and you should be cautious when using the profit ratio for this coin. [Data Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Parameter] Message [Description] This parameter provides messages about the coin. This parameter is usually empty, unless the coin daemon/block explorer or exchange is offline. [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Parameter] ExchangeRates [Description] This parameter provides a JSON Array for the list of exchanges. [Data Type]

Output: JSON Array


Input: [Parameter] BlockTimeInSeconds [Description] This parameter provides the block time in seconds for this coin. [Data Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Parameter] HealthStatus [Description] This parameter provides the health status of the coin; Healthy or Unhealthy. If the health status of the coin is Unhealthy you should be cautious when using the profit ratio for this coin. For more information about the Unhealthy status, see the value in the Message parameter. [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option] host [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: The hostname of the server. This setting is ``read-only''. It's automatically set internally when connecting to a server.

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Input: [Option] proxy [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: The name of a host to use as a proxy at the protocol level.

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Input: [Option] async [Level] Connection [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: If true (non-zero), the connection operates in asynchronous mode, which means that all calls are non-blocking. The API for notification when requests are complete is not yet defined in this document.

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Input: [Option] maximumRecordSize [Level] Connection [Default] 1 Mb [Description]

Output: Maximum size, in bytes, of single record to be returned by the server.

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Input: [Option] preferredMessageSize [Level] Connection [Default] 1 Mb [Description]

Output: Maximum total size, in bytes, of multiple records to be packed into a single response by the server.

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Input: [Option] lang [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: Language for negotiation. See below for valid values of this option.

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Input: [Option] charset [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: Character set for negotiation. (Since only one character-set can be proposed, this is really an ultimatum rather than a negotiation.) See below for valid values of this option.

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Input: [Option] targetImplementationId [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: Implementation ID of the server, as returned by the initialisation response.

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Input: [Option] targetImplementationName [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: Implementation name of the server.

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Input: [Option] targetImplementationVersion [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: Implementation version of the server.

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Input: [Option] namedResultSets [Level] Connection [Default] 1 [Description]

Output: If false (0), then the ZOOM client should not attempt to create multiple result sets. Instead, the result-set name default is used for all result sets generated on the server, so that the second result set invalidates the first and so on. This option is required because there are Z39.50 servers in production that do not support named result sets correctly and produce unreliable results if they are used. In addition, ZOOM is sometimes used in high-load environments where it is simply not practical to keep result sets around when they are not needed.

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Input: [Option] piggyback [Level] Result Set [Default] 1 [Description]

Output: True (1) if ``piggy-backing'' should be used in searches; false (0) if not. Piggy-backing means the returning of records along with the search response.

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Input: [Option] presentChunk [Level] Result Set [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: The number of records to be requested from the server in each chunk. The value 0 means to request all the records in a single chunk.

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Input: [Option] schema [Level] Result Set [Default] none [Description]

Output: The schema to be used for retrieval, such as Gils-schema, Geo-schema, etc.

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Input: [Option] smallSetUpperBound [Level] Connection [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: When piggy-backing is enabled, if the number of hits in a search is less than or equal to this value, then server will return all records using small element-set name. For more information on this and the next four options, see the description of the same-named parameters of the searchRequest APDU in section 3.2.2.1 of the Z39.50 standard.

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Input: [Option] largeSetLowerBound [Level] Connection [Default] 1 [Description]

Output: If the number of hits is greater than this value, the server will return no records even if piggy-backing is enabled.

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Input: [Option] mediumSetPresentNumber [Level] Connection [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: The number of records to be returned as part of a search when when the number of hits is less than or equal the to large-set lower bound and greater than the small-set upper bound.

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Input: [Option] smallSetElementSetName [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: The element-set name to be used for small result sets.

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Input: [Option] mediumSetElementSetName [Level] Connection [Default] none [Description]

Output: The element-set name to be for medium-sized result sets.

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Input: [Option] setname [Level] Result Set [Default] default [Description]

Output: The name by which the server knows the Result Set (Result Set ID).

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Input: [Option] elementSet [Level] Record [Default] none [Description]

Output: (Read-only.) The name of the element-set under which the record was retrieved.

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Input: [Option] timeout [Level] Connection, Result Set [Default] none [Description]

Output: If defined, the number of seconds that an operation such as a search, scan or retrieval should be prepared to wait for the server to respond. If this time runs out before the response arrives, a characteristic diagnostic is thrown.

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Input: [Constant] BCS_FOREGROUND [Contents] Foreground color [Data type]

Output: Color


Input: [Constant] BCS_BACKGROUND [Contents] Background color [Data type]

Output: Brush


Input: [Constant] BCS_SELECTEDFOREGROUND [Contents] Foreground color for selected cells and rows [Data type]

Output: Color


Input: [Constant] BCS_SELECTEDBACKGROUND [Contents] Background color for selected cells and rows [Data type]

Output: Brush


Input: [Constant] BCS_INACTIVESELECTEDFOREGROUND [Contents] Foreground color for inactive selected cells and rows. [Data type]

Output: Color


Input: [Constant] BCS_INACTIVESELECTEDBACKGROUND [Contents] Background color for inactive selected cells and rows. [Data type]

Output: Brush


Input: [Variable names] STFLIFE [Variable labels]

Output: How satisfied with life as a whole

Table 2.1. Items to be included in the factor analysis in exercise 3


Input: [Variable names] HAPPY [Variable labels]

Output: How happy are you


Input: [Variable names] SCLMEET [Variable labels]

Output: How often socially meet with friends, relatives or colleagues


Input: [Variable names] INMDISC [Variable labels]

Output: Anyone to discuss intimate and personal matters with


Input: [Variable names] SCLACT [Variable labels]

Output: Take part in social activities compared to others of same age


Input: [Variable names] HEALTH [Variable labels]

Output: Subjective general health


Input: [Variable names] OPTFTR [Variable labels]

Output: Always optimistic about my future


Input: [Variable names] PSTVMS [Variable labels]

Output: In general feel very positive about myself


Input: [Variable names] FLRMS [Variable labels]

Output: At times feel as if I am a failure


Input: [Variable names] LFCLLK [Variable labels]

Output: On the whole life is close to how I would like it to be


Input: [Variable names] FLTDPR [Variable labels]

Output: Felt depressed, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] FLTEEFF [Variable labels]

Output: Felt everything did as effort, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] SLPRL [Variable labels]

Output: Sleep was restless, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] WRHPP [Variable labels]

Output: Were happy, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] FLTLNL [Variable labels]

Output: Felt lonely, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] ENJLF [Variable labels]

Output: Enjoyed life, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] FLTSD [Variable labels]

Output: Felt sad, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] CLDGNG [Variable labels]

Output: Could not get going, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] ENRGLOT [Variable labels]

Output: Had lot of energy, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] FLTANX [Variable labels]

Output: Felt anxious, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] FLTTRD [Variable labels]

Output: Felt tired, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] ABSDDNG [Variable labels]

Output: Absorbed in doing, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] FLTPCFL [Variable labels]

Output: Felt calm and peaceful, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] FLTBRD [Variable labels]

Output: Felt bored, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] FLTRSTM [Variable labels]

Output: Felt rested when woke up in morning, how often past week


Input: [Variable names] DCLVLF [Variable labels]

Output: Free to decide how to live my life


Input: [Variable names] ENJSTM [Variable labels]

Output: Seldom time to do things I really enjoy


Input: [Variable names] LCHSHCP [Variable labels]

Output: Little chance to show how capable I am


Input: [Variable names] ACCDNG [Variable labels]

Output: Feel accomplishment from what I do


Input: [Variable names] PLPRFTR [Variable labels]

Output: Like planning and preparing for future


Input: [Variable names] WRBKNRM [Variable labels]

Output: When things go wrong in my life it takes a long time to get back to normal


Input: [Variable names] PACTLOT [Variable labels]

Output: My life involves a lot of physical activity


Input: [Variable names] STFLFSF [Variable labels]

Output: Satisfied with how life turned out so far


Input: [Variable names] STFSDLV [Variable labels]

Output: Satisfied with standard of living


Input: [Variable names] FMLENJ [Variable labels]

Output: How much of the time spent with immediate family is enjoyable


Input: [Variable names] FMLSTRS [Variable labels]

Output: How much of the time spent with immediate family is stressful


Input: [Variable names] CHLRNNW [Variable labels]

Output: Chance to learn new things


Input: [Variable names] PPLAHLP [Variable labels]

Output: Feel people in local area help one another


Input: [Variable names] TRTRSP [Variable labels]

Output: Feel people treat you with respect


Input: [Variable names] TRTUNF [Variable labels]

Output: Feel people treat you unfairly


Input: [Variable names] RCNDSRV [Variable labels]

Output: Feel you get the recognition you deserve for what you do


Input: [Variable names] DNGVAL [Variable labels]

Output: Feel what I do in life is valuable and worthwhile


Input: [Variable names] PPLLFCR [Variable labels]

Output: There are people in my life who care about me


Input: [Variable names] FLCLPLA [Variable labels]

Output: Feel close to the people in local area


Input: [Value] geometry1 [Description]

Output: Specifies a geometry column in a table. The column has the set of geometry objects that will be operated on to determine if they are within the specified distance of the given object (aGeom). The column must be spatially indexed. Data type is SDO_GEOMETRY.


Input: [Value] aGeom [Description]

Output: Specifies the object to be checked for distance against the geometry objects in geometry1. Specify either a geometry from a table (using a bind variable) or a transient instance of a geometry (using the SDO_GEOMETRY constructor). Data type is SDO_GEOMETRY.


Input: [Value] params [Description]

Output: A quoted string containing one or more keywords (with values) that determine the behavior of the operator. The remaining items (distance, max_resolution, min_resolution, querytype, and unit) are potential keywords for the params parameter. Data type is VARCHAR2.


Input: [Value] distance [Description]

Output: Specifies the distance value. If a coordinate system is associated with the geometry, the distance unit is assumed to be the unit associated with the coordinate system. This is a required keyword. Data type is NUMBER.


Input: [Value] max_resolution [Description]

Output: Includes only geometries for which at least one side of the geometry's MBR is less than or equal to the specified value. For example, max_resolution=10 includes only geometries for which the width or the height (or both) of the geometry's MBR is less than or equal to 10. (This keyword can be used to exclude geometries that are too large to be of interest.)


Input: [Value] min_resolution [Description]

Output: Includes only geometries for which at least one side of the geometry's MBR is equal to or greater than the specified value. For example, min_resolution=10 includes only geometries for which the width or the height (or both) of the geometry's MBR is at least 10. (This keyword can be used to exclude geometries that are too small to be of interest.)


Input: [Value] querytype [Description]

Output: Set 'querytype=FILTER' to perform only a primary filter operation. If querytype is not specified, both primary and secondary filter operations are performed (default). Data type is VARCHAR2.


Input: [Value] unit [Description]

Output: Specifies the unit of measurement: a quoted string with unit= and an SDO_UNIT value from the MDSYS.SDO_DIST_UNITS table (for example, 'unit=KM'). See Section 2.10 for more information about unit of measurement specification. Data type is NUMBER. Default = unit of measurement associated with the data. For geodetic data, the default is meters.


Input: [Option] Family Name [Default] None [Description]

Output: The font's family name. Required


Input: [Option] Style Name [Default] None [Description]

Output: The font's style name. Required


Input: [Option] Style Map Family Name [Default] Preferred Family Name followed by Preferred Subfamily Name [Description]

Output: Family name used for bold, italic and bold italic style mapping.


Input: [Option] Style Map Style [Default] Regular [Description]

Output: The style map style. The possible values are Regular, Italic, Bold and Bold Italic.


Input: [Option] Version Major [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Major version.


Input: [Option] Version Minor [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Minor version.


Input: [Command] cat [Description]

Output: Utility to concatenate files to standard output

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] chgrp [Description]

Output: Utility to change file group ownership

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] chmod [Description]

Output: Utility to change file access permissions

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] chown [Description]

Output: Utility to change file owner and group

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] cp [Description]

Output: Utility to copy files and directories

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] date [Description]

Output: Utility to print or set the system data and time

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] dd [Description]

Output: Utility to convert and copy a file

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] df [Description]

Output: Utility to report filesystem disk space usage

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] dmesg [Description]

Output: Utility to print or control the kernel message buffer

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] echo [Description]

Output: Utility to display a line of text

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] false [Description]

Output: Utility to do nothing, unsuccessfully

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] hostname [Description]

Output: Utility to show or set the system's host name

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] kill [Description]

Output: Utility to send signals to processes

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] ln [Description]

Output: Utility to make links between files

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] login [Description]

Output: Utility to begin a session on the system

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] ls [Description]

Output: Utility to list directory contents

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] mkdir [Description]

Output: Utility to make directories

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] mknod [Description]

Output: Utility to make block or character special files

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] more [Description]

Output: Utility to page through text

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] mount [Description]

Output: Utility to mount a filesystem

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] mv [Description]

Output: Utility to move/rename files

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] ps [Description]

Output: Utility to report process status

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] pwd [Description]

Output: Utility to print name of current working directory

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] rm [Description]

Output: Utility to remove files or directories

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] rmdir [Description]

Output: Utility to remove empty directories

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] sed [Description]

Output: The `sed' stream editor

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] sh [Description]

Output: POSIX compatible command shell

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] stty [Description]

Output: Utility to change and print terminal line settings

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] su [Description]

Output: Utility to change user ID

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] sync [Description]

Output: Utility to flush filesystem buffers

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] true [Description]

Output: Utility to do nothing, successfully

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] umount [Description]

Output: Utility to unmount file systems

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Command] uname [Description]

Output: Utility to print system information

3.4. /bin : Essential user command binaries (for use by all users)


Input: [Menu Item] Group [Shortcut] CMD+G [Purpose]

Output: Group objects together to easily select and edit them as a unit.


Input: [Menu Item] Ungroup [Shortcut] CMD+SHIFT+G [Purpose]

Output: Ungroup grouped objects – Pressing it multiple times will ungroup nested groups


Input: [Menu Item] Send Backward [Shortcut] CMD+[ [Purpose]

Output: Place selected objects/groups behind others. The order of objects on the slide is defined by the order they were created.


Input: [Menu Item] Send to Back [Shortcut] CMD+SHIFT+[ [Purpose]

Output: Place selected objects/groups behind everything else.


Input: [Menu Item] Bring Forward [Shortcut] CMD+] [Purpose]

Output: Does the opposite of Send Backward


Input: [Menu Item] Bring to Front [Shortcut] CMD+SHIFT+] [Purpose]

Output: I’ll give you three guesses


Input: [Menu Item] Lock [Shortcut] CMD+L [Purpose]

Output: locking enables you to pin selected objects to the slide so that you can select and edit other objects without accidentally selecting or editing the locked ones.


Input: [Menu Item] Unlock [Shortcut] CMD+SHIFT+L [Purpose]

Output: Unlock selected objects or groups. You will notice that locked objects, when selected, will have “x” markers around their edges, instead of the square marker that enables you to resize them.


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom In [Shortcut] CMD+SHIFT+> [Purpose]

Output: This is the standard zoom in shortcut for all iWork apps. CMD++ is already reserved for increasing text size, which I use more frequently.


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom Out [Shortcut] CMD+SHIFT+< [Purpose]

Output: Same


Input: [Menu Item] Fit in Window [Shortcut] CMD+1 [Purpose]

Output: This shortcut is particularly useful if you’re working on a prototype with dimensions larger than the screen. For instance, I prototype iPad apps in portrait mode, and the 1024px height won’t fit on my 800px laptop screen.


Input: [Menu Item] Actual Size [Shortcut] CMD+0 [Purpose]

Output: This will zoom into the actual size of the slides


Input: [Description] Call time [Column name] CALL_TIME [Data type]

Output: datetime

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Caller phone [Column name] CALLER_PHONE [Data type]

Output: string

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Call duration [Column name] CALL_DURATION [Data type]

Output: datetime

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Call duration (s) [Column name] CALL_DURATION_S [Data type]

Output: integer

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Phone [Column name] DIALED_PHONE [Data type]

Output: string

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Flag 2 [Column name] FLAG2 [Data type]

Output: string

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Account number [Column name] ACC [Data type]

Output: string

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Autorization code [Column name] FLAG3 [Data type]

Output: string

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Call type [Column name] CALL_TYPE [Data type]

Output: string

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Price [Column name] COST [Data type]

Output: float

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Trunk number [Column name] TRUNK [Data type]

Output: string

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Description] Sent number [Column name] FLAG4 [Data type]

Output: string

PBX Data Logger. SMDR, CDR data format for Ericsson BP 250.


Input: [Name] Parameter name [Description]

Output: Parameter description

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] mp3 [Description]

Output: The URL of the MP3 file to be played.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] width [Description]

Output: Forces the video width.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] height [Description]

Output: Forces the video height.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] config [Description]

Output: The URL of the configuration text file, similar to config_maxi.txt

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] configxml [Description]

Output: The URL of the configuration XML file, similar to config_maxi.xml

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] autoplay [Description]

Output: 1 to auto-play

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] autoload [Description]

Output: 1 to automatically load

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] loop [Description]

Output: 1 to loop.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] skin [Description]

Output: The URL of the JPEG file (not progressive) to load

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] volume [Description]

Output: The initial volume, between 0 and 200.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] showstop [Description]

Output: 1 to show the STOP button.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] showinfo [Description]

Output: 1 to show the INFO button.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] showvolume [Description]

Output: 1 to show the VOLUME button.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] showslider [Description]

Output: 0 to hide the player bar.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] showloading [Description]

Output: Loading bar display mode : autohide, always or never.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] loadingcolor [Description]

Output: The color of loading bar

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] bgcolor1 [Description]

Output: The first color of the background gradient

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] bgcolor2 [Description]

Output: The second color of the background gradient

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] buttoncolor [Description]

Output: The color of the buttons

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] buttonovercolor [Description]

Output: Hover color of buttons

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] slidercolor1 [Description]

Output: The first color of the bar gradient

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] slidercolor2 [Description]

Output: The second color of the bar gradient

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] sliderovercolor [Description]

Output: Hover color of the bar

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] textcolor [Description]

Output: The text color.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] bgcolor [Description]

Output: The background color

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] buttonwidth [Description]

Output: The buttons width. By default set to 26.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] sliderwidth [Description]

Output: The slider width. By default set to 20.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] sliderheight [Description]

Output: The slider height. By default set to 10.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] volumewidth [Description]

Output: The width of the VOLUME button. By default set to 30.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] volumeheight [Description]

Output: The height of the VOLUME button. By default set to 6

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Name] byteslimit [Description]

Output: If it is a mp3 streaming, the stream will restart at the bytes limit, for prevent overload.

MP3 Player - Players - MAXI - Documentation


Input: [Parameter] mapnm [Description] Normally the map name is a random name. If you set mapnm then it will have a fixed name. Then you can address functions within the map from outside the map. [Label]

Output: Map name

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] text [Description] The text that appear in the infowindow that can appear above a marker. You can add html but don't use (double) quotes! A new line can be made with . Usually it would be used to display an address or hyperlink. A hyperlink is possible use the format: linkName. (Demo) [Label]

Output: Infowindow text

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] tooltip [Description] The marker can have a tooltip when the mouse is on the marker (don't use HTML). (Demo) [Label]

Output: Marker tooltip

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] tolat [Description] The latitude for the location where the directions should go to.(Demo) [Label]

Output: Latitude to location

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] tolon [Description] The longitude for the location where the directions should go to.(Demo) [Label]

Output: Longitude to location

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] toaddress [Description] The address for the location where the directions should go to. (Demo) [Label]

Output: Address to location

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] waypoints [Description] The address for a waypoint for directions. You can add multiple waypoint by adding an index like waypoints[0] or waypoints[1]. (Demo) [Label]

Output: Waypoints

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] kml [Description] The url to a kml file. A kml file should be public reachable! You can add multiple kmls by adding an index like kml[0] or kml[1]. (Demo, Doc) [Label]

Output: URL to KML

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] kmlsb [Description] This is for mixing the google kml renderer with the geoxml renderer for a sidebar. Set kml renderer to google and add kml and kmlsb with same urls as parameters. This can be multiple by using an index. [Label]

Output: Url to KML for sidebar

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] msid [Description] The MSID to a kml file. MSID is an unique reference to a kml file and can be retrieved in maps.google.com by click on link reference. There copy the value of the MSID parameter and use it for the parameter MSID of the plugin. (Demo) [Label]

Output: MSID to KML

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] layer [Description] The url to a layer which show content like panoramio, youtube etc. on a map. (Demo) You can add multiple layers by adding an index like layer[0] or layer[1]. [Label]

Output: Url to layer

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] searchtext [Description] The text that has to be searched by local search and shown directly on the map. (Demo) [Label]

Output: Text to search

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] openbyname [Description] Open an infowindow of a placemark based on the name of the placemark (first name that is found will be opened)showing with Geoxml renderer. [Label]

Output: Open by Name

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Parameter] openbyid [Description] Open an infowindow of a placemark based on the ID of the placemark in a KML showing with Geoxml renderer. [Label]

Output: Open by ID

Parameters of plugin Google Maps | Documentation of plugin Googlemap | Google Maps


Input: [Property] address [Display Name] address [Short Description]

Output: the street where the person lives

Applying MVC in VisualAge for Java - Scott Stanchfield


Input: [Property] city [Display Name] city [Short Description]

Output: the city where the person lives

Applying MVC in VisualAge for Java - Scott Stanchfield


Input: [Property] state [Display Name] state / province [Short Description]

Output: the state or province where the person lives

Applying MVC in VisualAge for Java - Scott Stanchfield


Input: [Property] country [Display Name] country [Short Description]

Output: the country where the person lives

Applying MVC in VisualAge for Java - Scott Stanchfield


Input: [Property] postalCode [Display Name] zip / postal code [Short Description]

Output: the zip or postal code where the person lives

Applying MVC in VisualAge for Java - Scott Stanchfield


Input: [Property] businessPhone [Display Name] business phone [Short Description]

Output: the person's business telephone number

Applying MVC in VisualAge for Java - Scott Stanchfield


Input: [Property] homePhone [Display Name] home phone [Short Description]

Output: the person's home telephone number

Applying MVC in VisualAge for Java - Scott Stanchfield


Input: [Num] 3.1 [Importance] Must have [In scope?] Planned [Requirement]

Output: The following additional columns are created in the C_ORDER table: ORIGINAL_ORDER_ID VARCHAR(32) - this columns is populated only for inter-company orders and stores a foreign key to the original sales invoice that originated it. Please notice that the above names are indicative only. The actual column names need to respect the modularity naming convention for columns added to a core table and need to embed the module prefix.

Intercompanyinvoicing/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [Num] 3.2 [Importance] Must have [In scope?] Planned [Requirement]

Output: Whenever an order is saved the system should validate that if a document type having IS_INTERCOMPANY set to Y has been selected, the business partner is mapped to an organization. If this validation fails an error should be raised.

Intercompanyinvoicing/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [Num] 3.3 [Importance] Must have [In scope?] Planned [Requirement]

Output: Whenever an order is completed, as part of the completion process, the system should validate whether the order is an inter-company order and, if so, create the corresponding order when appropriate. The logic of the process is as follows: If the document type has IS_INTERCOMPANY set to 'Y' AND ORIGINAL_ORDER_ID is null AND business partner on the order is mapped to an organization AND the organization of the order and the organization of the business partner are a valid source and target AND there is a specific matching document type, THEN create the corresponding order in the target organization. If the document type has IS_INTERCOMPANY set to 'Y' AND ORIGINAL_ORDER_ID is null AND business partner on the order is mapped to an organization AND the organization of the order and the organization of the business partner are NOT a valid source and target, THEN generate an error because inter-company is not allowed. In all other cases, proceed as usual. When creating the corresponding order, use the following characteristics: Organization: the organization mapped to the business partner. Document type: use the matching document type for the sales invoice in the organization mapped to the business partner. Document No: next value in the document sequence Business Partner: the organization of the sales invoice Partner Address, User/Contact, Price List, Form of Payment, Payment Terms: derived from the business partner. Header level warehouse: any warehouse associated to the organization Line level warehouse: the default warehouse for the product; if that is not specified, any warehouse associated to the organization. All other attributes of both header and lines created as mirror of the original document ORIGINAL_ORDER_ID is set to the ID of originating invoice

Intercompanyinvoicing/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [Num] 3.4 [Importance] Must have [In scope?] Planned [Requirement]

Output: In case the organization of the order and the organization of the business partner do not form a valid source and target combination for the original document type, the following error should be presented and the original document cannot be completed: The business partner of this document has not been configured with a valid inter-company relationship with this organization using the current document type.

Intercompanyinvoicing/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [Num] 3.5 [Importance] Must have [In scope?] Planned [Requirement]

Output: The above logic can complete in error in case one of the following conditions are met: The selling organization is not associated to a business partner. The period is closed in the target organization. Some reference data is invalid in the purchasing organization. Under these circumstances, the inter-company order cannot be created. In this case, users should not be able to complete the original sales invoice and should be presented with an appropriate error message.

Intercompanyinvoicing/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [Num] 3.6 [Importance] Should have [In scope?] Planned [Requirement]

Output: The Purchase Order window should be modified so that the ORIGINATING_DOCUMENT_ID filed is added as to the Header tab as a read-only field with the label "Originating Order" This field is added as the last row before Status. See screen mock ups.

Intercompanyinvoicing/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [Num] 3.7 [Importance] Should have [In scope?] Planned [Requirement]

Output: The Sales Order window should be modified so that the ORIGINATING_DOCUMENT_ID filed is added as to the Header tab as a read-only field with the label "Originating Order" This field is added as the last row before Status. See screen mock ups.

Intercompanyinvoicing/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [Option] -b bitrate [Description]

Output: Set the bitrate as kbit/s for the premium subscription. 256 is MP3. 128, 64, and 40 are AAC. The default is 256. If the premium ID is not set, this option is ignored and the free stream is played.


Input: [Option] -i premium [Description]

Output: Set the premium ID (a hexadecimal string) needed to construct URLs for premium streams. You can find this string by looking at the URLs of the channels when logged in DI, SKY, or JAZZRADIO website.


Input: [Option] -p player [Description]

Output: Set the command to use as the audio player. It has to accept an URL to the playlist (.pls) as the last argument. Wordsplitting is applied to player, which makes it possible to pass additional command line options to the player program. The default is mplayer -playlist.


Input: [Option] -m [Description]

Output: Display a menu using dialog to select the channel and bitrate. The default selections can be specified in the config file or on the command line.


Input: [Option] -n [Description]

Output: Don't display a menu even if config file has MENU=yes or the -m option was already used.


Input: [Option] -l [Description]

Output: Display the list of available channels. Multi-column output is used when printing to a terminal. Otherwise single-column output is used.


Input: [Option] -u [Description]

Output: Download a new channel list to ~/.difmplay_channels. It's recommended to delete ~/.difmplay_channels or run difmplay -u everytime you have updated difmplay.


Input: [Option] -h [Description]

Output: Display the help message. It's practically the same as the usage information on this web page.


Input: [Action] CTRL-Z [Effect]

Output: Stops the currently active job


Input: [Action] $ jobs [Effect]

Output: Lists all jobs and their state


Input: [Action] $ fg [Effect]

Output: Wakes up the job most frequently stopped


Input: [Action] $ fg x [Effect]

Output: Wakes up job x, where x can be seen using the jobs command.


Input: [Action] $ bg [Effect]

Output: Sends the job most frequently stopped to the background, as if you started it with &.


Input: [Action] $ bg x [Effect]

Output: Sends job x to the background.


Input: [button] Left [vlc_command] menu left [Description]

Output: navigate menu

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Input: [button] Right [vlc_command] menu right [Description]

Output: navigate menu

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Input: [button] Pause [vlc_command] pause [Description]

Output: pause

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Input: [button] Power2 [vlc_command] quit [Description]

Output: exit vlc

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Input: [button] Stop [vlc_command] stop [Description]

Output: stop playback

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Input: [button] Record [vlc_command] record [Description]

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Input: [button] Rewind [vlc_command] key key-jump-short [Description]

Output: go 10 seconds back

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Input: [button] Play [vlc_command] play [Description]

Output: play

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Input: [button] Forward [vlc_command] key key-jump+short [Description]

Output: skip 10 seconds

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Input: [button] Replay [vlc_command] previous [Description]

Output: previous playlist item

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Input: [button] Skip [vlc_command] next [Description]

Output: next playlist item

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Input: [button] Back [vlc_command] previous [Description]

Output: previous playlist item

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Input: [button] Up [vlc_command] menu up [Description]

Output: navigate menu

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Input: [button] Info [vlc_command] key key-intf-show [Description]

Output: toggle display interface in fullscreen mode

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Input: [button] Ok [vlc_command] menu select [Description]

Output: menu select

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Input: [button] VolumeUp [vlc_command] key key-vol-up [Description]

Output: volume up

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Input: [button] VolumeDown [vlc_command] key key-vol-down [Description]

Output: volume down

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Input: [button] ChannelUp [vlc_command] chapter_n [Description]

Output: next chapter

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Input: [button] ChannelDown [vlc_command] chapter_p [Description]

Output: previous chapter

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Input: [button] Mute [vlc_command] key key-vol-mute [Description]

Output: mute sound

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Input: [button] RecordedTV [vlc_command] f [Description]

Output: toggle fullscreen

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Input: [button] DVDMenu [vlc_command] key key-disc-menu [Description]

Output: show dvd disc menu

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Input: [button] Teletext [vlc_command] key key-aspect-ratio [Description]

Output: toggle aspect ratio

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Input: [button] Red [vlc_command] key key-aspect-ratio [Description]

Output: toggle aspect ratio

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Input: [button] Green [vlc_command] key key-deinterlace [Description]

Output: deinterlace

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Input: [button] Yellow [vlc_command] key key-subtitle-track [Description]

Output: toggle through all subtitles

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Input: [button] Blue [vlc_command] key key-audio-track [Description]

Output: toggle through all audio tracks

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Input: [button] AspectRatio [vlc_command] key key-aspect-ratio [Description]

Output: toggle aspect ratio

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Input: [button] Down [vlc_command] menu down [Description]

Output: navigate menu

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Input: [Program] FVerTest [Description]

Output: FVerTest allows a shell script to perform version checking on a Win32 executable file, provided it contains version information.

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Input: [Program] IsAdmin [Description]

Output: IsAdmin checks if the currently logged-on user is an administrator (Windows NT 4.0 and later). It runs fine on Windows 9x/Me, where the current logged on user is always an administrator. It can also detect if the current user is a member of Administrators but the group is not enabled (e.g., when UAC is active on Windows Vista and later).

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Input: [Program] IsMember [Description]

Output: IsMember can check if the currently logged-on user is a member of one or more groups that you can specify on the command line, and it can also list group memberships. Requires Windows NT 4.0 or later.

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Input: [Program] MinWin [Description]

Output: MinWin minimizes the topmost window on the screen (useful in logon scripts).

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Input: [Program] NeedBoot [Description]

Output: NeedBoot determines if there are pending file rename/move/delete operations for the next system boot. On Windows 9x/Me, it checks for the existence of any entries in the [Rename] section of WININIT.INI; on the Windows NT platform, it checks for the existence of the PendingFileRenameOperations registry entry. It can also list the entries in the [Rename] section or the contents of the registry entry.

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Input: [Program] NUPP [Description]

Output: NUPP lets you temporarily map a drive letter, do some things, then restore the mapping to its previous value.

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Input: [Program] OSTest [Description]

Output: OSTest tests the current operating system to see if it meets one or more criteria. You can check if the current platform is Windows 9x/Me or NT, the version number, service pack number, and build number. It can also detect whether the current OS is running a 'home' edition, whether it's a server or workstation, Terminal Server mode (remote desktop or application server), and architecture (x86, AMD64, or IA64).

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Input: [Program] RASConns [Description]

Output: RASConns allows a shell script to determine if one or more RAS connections are active. It can also list active RAS connections and determine if a named RAS connection is active.

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Input: [Program] WinMsg [Description]

Output: WinMsg displays a Windows dialog box with a customizable message, buttons and icon. A shell script can detect which button was pressed. You can also read the dialog box text from a text file and specify a timeout period.

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Input: [Annotation] @ServerEndpoint [Role]

Output: Declare a Server Endpoint

Java EE 7 and WebSocket API for Java (JSR 356) with AngularJS on WildFly


Input: [Annotation] @ClientEndpoint [Role]

Output: Declare a Client Endpoint

Java EE 7 and WebSocket API for Java (JSR 356) with AngularJS on WildFly


Input: [Annotation] @OnOpen [Role]

Output: Declare this method handles open events

Java EE 7 and WebSocket API for Java (JSR 356) with AngularJS on WildFly


Input: [Annotation] @OnMessage [Role]

Output: Declare this method handles Websocket messages

Java EE 7 and WebSocket API for Java (JSR 356) with AngularJS on WildFly


Input: [Annotation] @OnError [Role]

Output: Declare this method handles error

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Input: [Annotation] @OnClose [Role]

Output: Declare this method handles WebSocket close events

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Input: [0] s [Macro Name] SECRM [Meaning]

Output: When a file with this attribute set is deleted, its blocks are zeroed and written back to the disk.


Input: [0] u [Macro Name] UNRM [Meaning]

Output: When a file with this attribute set is deleted, its contents are saved.


Input: [0] c [Macro Name] COMPR [Meaning]

Output: Files marked with this attribute are automatically compressed on write and uncompressed on read. (not implemented yet)


Input: [0] i [Macro Name] IMMUTABLE [Meaning]

Output: A file with this attribute cannot be modified: it cannot be deleted or renamed, no link can be created to this file and no data can be written to the file.


Input: [0] a [Macro Name] APPEND [Meaning]

Output: Files with this attribute set can only be opened in append mode for writing.


Input: [0] d [Macro Name] NODUMP [Meaning]

Output: If this flag is set, the file is not candidate for backup with the dump utility.


Input: [0] S [Macro Name] SYNC [Meaning]

Output: Updates to the file contents are done synchronously.


Input: [0] A [Macro Name] NOATIME [Meaning]

Output: Prevents updating the atime record on files when they are accessed or modified.


Input: [0] t [Macro Name] NOTAIL [Meaning]

Output: A file with the t attribute will not have a partial block fragment at the end of the file merged with other files.


Input: [0] D [Macro Name] DIRSYNC [Meaning]

Output: Changes to a directory having this attribute set will be done synchronously.


Input: [ALPHA] log [will only log once for each source line (not on each hit)] [BETA] nothing [optimized out, irrelevant] [RELEASE] won’t compile [aborts compilation with an error message] [0]

Output: DEPRECATED


Input: [ALPHA] abort [spew a log message, then abort the program] [BETA] abort [RELEASE] won’t compile [0]

Output: UNIMPLEMENTED


Input: [ALPHA] log [BETA] won’t compile [RELEASE] won’t compile [0]

Output: FIXME


Input: [ALPHA] log [BETA] log [RELEASE] won’t compile [0]

Output: TODO