Input: [Functional Area] Capture [Defect ID] ST97301 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Fixed an issue in processing ALTER TABLE DDL which may result in post not processing the DDL


Input: [Functional Area] Read [Defect ID] ST95885 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Fixed an issue during an upgrade when one or more activations occurred just before the previous version of SharePlex was shutdown such that the activation had not yet been processed by capture. Under these conditions read would drop objects from replication


Input: [Functional Area] Read [Defect ID] ST95577 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Added a parameter, SP_ORD_ROLLBACK_TXNS_MAX, that limits the number of entries the reader will keep in its transaction cache that indicate a transaction was completely rolled back


Input: [Functional Area] Post [Defect ID] ST95330, ST95765, ST95898 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Fixes to prevent post core dump when releasing resources associated with an unused session


Input: [Functional Area] Post [Defect ID] ST87107 [Resolved Issue]

Output: Post coring when processing an ALTER TABLE RENAME column when the column has a default value


Input: [Number] 1 [Parameter Name] Show Tag Title [Default Value] Show [Description]

Output: If set to Show, A Tag is shown in Portfolio Tag view

TZ Portfolio v3:Configuration - TemPlaza Wiki


Input: [Number] 2 [Parameter Name] Show User [Default Value] Show [Description]

Output: If set to Show, the user is shown.

TZ Portfolio v3:Configuration - TemPlaza Wiki


Input: [Number] 3 [Parameter Name] Show User's Gender [Default Value] Hide [Description]

Output: If set to Show, the user's gender is shown.

TZ Portfolio v3:Configuration - TemPlaza Wiki


Input: [Number] 4 [Parameter Name] Show User's Email [Default Value] Hide [Description]

Output: If set to Show, the user's email is shown.

TZ Portfolio v3:Configuration - TemPlaza Wiki


Input: [Number] 5 [Parameter Name] Show User's Url [Default Value] Show [Description]

Output: If set to Show, the user's url is shown.

TZ Portfolio v3:Configuration - TemPlaza Wiki


Input: [Number] 6 [Parameter Name] Show User's Description [Default Value] Show [Description]

Output: If set to Show, the user's description is shown.

TZ Portfolio v3:Configuration - TemPlaza Wiki


Input: [#] 1 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Title Tag [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 2 [Type] Site [Factor] Global Link Popularity of Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 3 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Anchor Text of Inbound Link [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 4 [Type] Page [Factor] Link Popularity within the Site’s Internal Link Structure [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 5 [Type] Site [Factor] Age of Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 6 [Type] Site [Factor] Topical Relevance of Inbound Links to Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 7 [Type] Site [Factor] Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 8 [Type] Negative [Factor] Server is Often Inaccessible to Bots [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 9 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Body Text [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 10 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Global Link Popularity of Linking Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 11 [Type] Negative [Factor] Content Very Similar or Duplicate of Existing Content in the Index [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 12 [Type] Page [Factor] Quality/Relevance of Links to External Sites/Pages [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 13 [Type] Site [Factor] Rate of New Inbound Links to Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 14 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Topical Relationship of Linking Page [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 15 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 16 [Type] Negative [Factor] External Links to Low Quality/Spam Sites [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 17 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Relationship of Body Text Content to Keywords (Topic Analysis) [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 18 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in H1 Tag [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 19 [Type] Page [Factor] Age of Document [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 20 [Type] Negative [Factor] Duplicate Title/Meta Tags on Many Pages [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 21 [Type] Negative [Factor] Participation in Link Schemes or Actively Selling Links [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 22 [Type] Negative [Factor] Overuse of Targeted Keywords (Stuffing/Spamming) [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 23 [Type] Page [Factor] Amount of Indexable Text Content [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 24 [Type] Site [Factor] Relevance of Site’s Primary Subject Matter to Query [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: No

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 25 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Topical Relationship of Linking Site [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 26 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Age of Link [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 27 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Text Surrounding the Link [Importance] High [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 28 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Domain Name [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 29 [Type] Page [Factor] Quality of the Document Content (as measured algorithmically) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: No

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 30 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Internal Link Popularity of Linking Page within Host Site/Domain [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 31 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Page URL [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 32 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in H2, H3, H(x) Tags [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 33 [Type] Page [Factor] Organization/Hierarchy of Document Flow (i.e. broad > narrow) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 34 [Type] Negative [Factor] Very Slow Server Response Times [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 35 [Type] Site [Factor] Historical Performance of Site as Measured by Time Spent on Page, Clickthroughs from SERPs, Direct Visits, Bookmarks, etc. [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 36 [Type] Site [Factor] Manual Authority/Weight Given to Site by Google [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: No

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 37 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Alt Tags and Image Titles [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 38 [Type] Site [Factor] TLD Extension of Site (edu, gov, us, ca, com, etc) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 39 [Type] Site [Factor] Rate of New Pages Added to Site [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 40 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Domain Extension of Linking Site (edu, gov, com, ca, co.uk, etc) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 41 [Type] In-Link [Factor] PageRank (as measured by the GG Toolbar) of Linking Page [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 42 [Type] In-Link [Factor] Temporal Link Attributes (when in time the link was created/updated) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 43 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Bold/Strong Tags [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 44 [Type] Page [Factor] Frequency of Updates to Page [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 45 [Type] Negative [Factor] Inbound Links from Spam Sites [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 46 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Meta Description Tag [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 47 [Type] Negative [Factor] Low Levels of Visitors to the Site (Measured via Toolbar, Clicks in SERPs, etc.) [Importance] Medium [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 48 [Type] Site [Factor] Number of Queries for Site/Domain over Time [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 49 [Type] Page [Factor] Number of Trailing Slashes (/) in URL [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 50 [Type] Page [Factor] Accuracy of Spelling & Grammar [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Somewhat

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 51 [Type] Page [Factor] HTML Validation of Document (to W3C Standards) [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 52 [Type] Site [Factor] Verification of Site with Google Webmaster Central [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [#] 53 [Type] Keyword [Factor] Keyword Use in Meta Keywords Tag [Importance] Low [Consensus]

Output: Yes

Ranking Factors Simplified Quick Reference - Search Engine Journal


Input: [AppleScript Command] close [Acts On] document, window [Discussion] closes the document or window. The saving option can be yes or no. If it is yes, you can specify a file to save the document in [Example]

Output: close document 1 saving yes saving in file filePath


Input: [AppleScript Command] count [Acts On] document, window [Discussion] Returns the number of documents or windows that are open. [Example]

Output: set numDocs to count documents


Input: [AppleScript Command] exists [Acts On] document, window [Discussion] This is useful for finding out if a document is open [Example]

Output: set docExists to exists document named "Key West"


Input: [AppleScript Command] open [Acts On] file [Discussion] Opens a document from a file path [Example]

Output: set theDoc to open file filePath


Input: [AppleScript Command] print [Acts On] document [Discussion] prints the picture of the specified document [Example]

Output: print document 1


Input: [AppleScript Command] save [Acts On] document [Discussion] saves the document. If you include the in clause, you can specify a filepath. [Example]

Output: save document 1 in file filePath


Input: [AppleScript Command] get [Acts On] document, window [Discussion] get one or more of the properties of an object [Example]

Output: see below


Input: [AppleScript Command] set [Acts On] document, window [Discussion] set one or more of the properties of an object [Example]

Output: see below


Input: [AppleScript Command] make [Acts On] document [Discussion] discussed in detail below [Example]

Output: see below


Input: [Property name] full_url [Return type] URI [Description]

Output: The address for this badge on the California Rainmakers website.


Input: [Property name] id [Return type] String [Description]

Output: The database identifier for this badge.


Input: [Property name] image [Return type] URI [Description]

Output: The path to the badge's PNG image, which is 100x100 pixels.


Input: [Property name] long_description [Return type] String [Description]

Output: A longer description of what qualifies donors for this badge.


Input: [Property name] name [Return type] String [Description]

Output: The name of the badge


Input: [Property name] resource_uri [Return type] URI [Description]

Output: The API address for this badge. The URI for this badge on the California Rainmakers site can be found in the full_url property.


Input: [Property name] short_description [Return type] String [Description]

Output: A shorter description of what qualifies donors for this badge.


Input: [Property name] slug [Return type] String [Description]

Output: A slugified version of the badge name.


Input: [#] 1 [XHTML] Yes [IE] Yes [Firefox] Yes [Preview] click to view full image [Description]

Output: NEW! Fire red art template


Input: [#] 2 [XHTML] Yes [IE] Yes [Firefox] Yes [Preview] click to view full image [Description]

Output: NEW! Season 4 VIP Blade Master template. Only the best dedicated servers can use it.


Input: [#] 3 [XHTML] Yes [IE] Yes [Firefox] Yes [Preview] click to view full image [Description]

Output: Luxury grey layout with a Dark Knight artwork image as background.


Input: [#] 4 [XHTML] Yes [IE] Yes [Firefox] Yes [Preview] click to view full image [Description]

Output: A beautiful MU Online template with artwork and transparent windows


Input: [#] 5 [XHTML] Yes [IE] Yes [Firefox] Yes [Preview] click to view full image [Description]

Output: Another MU Online template with a giant demon as background and transparent windows


Input: [#] 6 [XHTML] Yes [IE] Yes [Firefox] Yes [Preview] click to view full image [Description]

Output: A dark template for MU Online


Input: [Login Message] Discovering Firewallï¿½ [Solution] Allow the SoftPhone X-PRO to discover the firewall type, which will be needed for it to auto-configure some of the network settings. [Explanation]

Output: SoftPhone X-PRO is discovering the type of firewall that it is behind.

Softphones | VoIP Softphone Information | 10 Free Softphone VoIP Clients


Input: [Login Message] Logging inï¿½ [Solution] Wait to verify success. This may take a few seconds. [Explanation]

Output: SoftPhone X-PRO is attempting to register with the SIP Proxy Server.

Softphones | VoIP Softphone Information | 10 Free Softphone VoIP Clients


Input: [Login Message] "Logged in - Enter Phone Number" [Solution] SoftPhone X-PRO is ready. [Explanation]

Output: SoftPhone X-PRO has successfully registered with the configured SIP servers.

Softphones | VoIP Softphone Information | 10 Free Softphone VoIP Clients


Input: [Login Message] "Failed to Load Settings from the Server." [Solution] Verify the connection to the internet. Verify username and password are correct. Check Diagnostic Log to verify that SIP messaging is being received through your firewall. [Explanation]

Output: One or more SIP registrations failed.

Softphones | VoIP Softphone Information | 10 Free Softphone VoIP Clients


Input: [Login Message] "Enter Phone Number" [Solution] The SoftPhone X-PRO should be ready for calling. [Explanation]

Output: SoftPhone X-PRO has successfully registered with ALL configured SIP servers.

Softphones | VoIP Softphone Information | 10 Free Softphone VoIP Clients


Input: [Login Message] "Call failed: 480 Temporarily unavailable" [Solution] Make a test call to a known working number, as a test. [Explanation]

Output: Dialed SIP number is not on-line at this time.

Softphones | VoIP Softphone Information | 10 Free Softphone VoIP Clients


Input: [Login Message] "Trying" (long period) [Solution] Manually configure network setting dialog screen; auto-detect has failed to detect proper settings. [Explanation]

Output: SIP Call being established by SIP message protocol

Softphones | VoIP Softphone Information | 10 Free Softphone VoIP Clients


Input: [Login Message] "Connected" [Solution] Call has been properly established. [Explanation]

Output: Called party has answered and is ready to converse.

Softphones | VoIP Softphone Information | 10 Free Softphone VoIP Clients


Input: [Directive] ibase.allow_persistent [Master Value] On [Local Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] ibase.dateformat [Master Value] %Y-%m-%d [Local Value]

Output: %Y-%m-%d


Input: [Directive] ibase.default_charset [Master Value] no value [Local Value]

Output: no value


Input: [Directive] ibase.default_db [Master Value] no value [Local Value]

Output: no value


Input: [Directive] ibase.default_password [Master Value] no value [Local Value]

Output: no value


Input: [Directive] ibase.default_user [Master Value] no value [Local Value]

Output: no value


Input: [Directive] ibase.max_links [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Directive] ibase.max_persistent [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Directive] ibase.timeformat [Master Value] %H:%M:%S [Local Value]

Output: %H:%M:%S


Input: [Directive] ibase.timestampformat [Master Value] %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S [Local Value]

Output: %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S


Input: [Option] release [Description]

Output: The project is to be built in release mode. This is ignored if debug is also specified.


Input: [Option] debug [Description]

Output: The project is to be built in debug mode.


Input: [Option] debug_and_release [Description]

Output: The project is built in both debug and release modes. This can have some unexpected side effects (see below for more information).


Input: [Option] build_all [Description]

Output: If debug_and_release is specified, the project is built in both debug and release modes by default.


Input: [Option] ordered [Description]

Output: When using the subdirs template, this option specifies that the directories listed should be processed in the order in which they are given.


Input: [Option] precompile_header [Description]

Output: Enables support for the use of precompiled headers in projects.


Input: [Option] warn_on [Description]

Output: The compiler should output as many warnings as possible. This is ignored if warn_off is specified.


Input: [Option] warn_off [Description]

Output: The compiler should output as few warnings as possible.


Input: [File] WEB-INF/web.xml [Description]

Output: The main JSP/Servlet configuration file

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] index.jsp [Description]

Output: The home page for the website

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] login.jsp [Description]

Output: The JSP page containing the login form

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] logout.jsp [Description]

Output: A JSP page that causes a logout

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] home.jsp [Description]

Output: The home page for authenticated users.

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] professors/index.jsp [Description]

Output: The more specific home page for Professor's, available only to users in role 'professor'

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] students/index.jsp [Description]

Output: The more specific home page for Student's, available to users in role 'student' or in role 'professor'

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] staff/index.jsp [Description]

Output: The more specific home page for Staff, available to users in role 'staff' or in role 'professor'

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] inc/buttonbar.jspf [Description]

Output: An include file to render a button bar

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] inc/footer.jspf [Description]

Output: An include file to render a footer

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [File] inc/nobrowsercache.jspf [Description]

Output: An include file to stop the browser from caching pages

Resin 4 Security Tutorial - Resin 4.0 Wiki


Input: [Attribute] Retsku [Description]

Output: The SKU unique number of the product. Used to refer to different versions of the same product


Input: [Attribute] Product Title [Description]

Output: Product Names must be clear and concise (limited to 100 characters)


Input: [Attribute] Detailed Description [Description]

Output: Detailed description of your offer (limited to 1500 characters). No HTML coding. Ensure no descriptions are wrapped in quotes. Please do not include promotional text.


Input: [Attribute] Categorization [Description]

Output: Price Grabber Category. You have to map your own categories by using Price Grabber's taxonomy. By example : laptops products needs to have: Computers > Laptops & Accessories > Laptops as matching category. Remember to use category mapping in Data Feed Manager to fill-in this attribute correctly


Input: [Attribute] Product URL [Description]

Output: URL of the product. Link to your website where a potential buyer can complete the purchase of your product.


Input: [Attribute] Primary Image URL [Description]

Output: Provide the URL to the item’s largest primary image. Image URLs must begin with http:// (Price Grabber doesn't support secure locations (https://)


Input: [Attribute] Selling Price [Description]

Output: Current selling price of the item. Please omit currency symbols. Prices should be provided in the appropriate currency (US Dollars for PriceGrabber.com, Pound Sterling for PriceGrabber.co.uk, Canadian Dollars for PriceGrabber.ca).


Input: [Attribute] Manufacturer Name [Description]

Output: The product manufacturer’s name, brand name or publisher’s name. Leave empty if you don't know the manufacturer's name.


Input: [Symbol] New garment [Meaning]

Output: previously uneducated students

New Wine and Old Wineskins: The Parable of Luke 5:36-39 Re-examined | Messianic Synagogue near Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota | Beth Immanuel Sabbath Fellowship


Input: [Symbol] Old garment [Meaning]

Output: previously educated students

New Wine and Old Wineskins: The Parable of Luke 5:36-39 Re-examined | Messianic Synagogue near Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota | Beth Immanuel Sabbath Fellowship


Input: [Symbol] Patch [Meaning]

Output: teaching

New Wine and Old Wineskins: The Parable of Luke 5:36-39 Re-examined | Messianic Synagogue near Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota | Beth Immanuel Sabbath Fellowship


Input: [Symbol] New wineskins [Meaning]

Output: previously uneducated students

New Wine and Old Wineskins: The Parable of Luke 5:36-39 Re-examined | Messianic Synagogue near Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota | Beth Immanuel Sabbath Fellowship


Input: [Symbol] Old wineskins [Meaning]

Output: previously educated students

New Wine and Old Wineskins: The Parable of Luke 5:36-39 Re-examined | Messianic Synagogue near Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota | Beth Immanuel Sabbath Fellowship


Input: [Symbol] New wine [Meaning]

Output: new teaching

New Wine and Old Wineskins: The Parable of Luke 5:36-39 Re-examined | Messianic Synagogue near Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota | Beth Immanuel Sabbath Fellowship


Input: [Symbol] Old wine [Meaning]

Output: previous teaching

New Wine and Old Wineskins: The Parable of Luke 5:36-39 Re-examined | Messianic Synagogue near Minneapolis/St. Paul Minnesota | Beth Immanuel Sabbath Fellowship


Input: [Var] $_item [Description] Current item [Data type]

Output: mixed


Input: [Var] $_previous [Description] The previous item [Data type]

Output: mixed


Input: [Var] $_next [Description] The next item [Data type]

Output: mixed


Input: [Var] $_key [Description] The key of the item in the PHP array [Data type]

Output: mixed


Input: [Var] $_index [Description] The index of the item (0..n-1) [Data type]

Output: integer


Input: [Var] $_index_random [Description] Random index of the list (0..n-1) [Data type]

Output: integer


Input: [Var] $_order [Description] The order of the item (1..n) [Data type]

Output: integer


Input: [Var] $_list [Description] The name of the list [Data type]

Output: string


Input: [Var] $_is_last [Description] True if the current item is the last [Data type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Var] $_is_first [Description] True if the current item is the first [Data type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Var] $_is_odd [Description] True if the current index is odd [Data type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Var] $_is_even [Description] True if the current index is even [Data type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Key Name] BinPath [Key Type] REG_SZ [Description]

Output: Directory where ImageMagick executables are installed


Input: [Key Name] ConfigurePath [Key Type] REG_SZ [Description]

Output: Directory where configuration files are installed


Input: [Key Name] LibPath [Key Type] REG_SZ [Description]

Output: Directory where ImageMagick core DLLs are installed


Input: [Key Name] ModulesPath [Key Type] REG_SZ [Description]

Output: Directory where ImageMagick loadable modules are installed


Input: [Key Name] QuantumDepth [Key Type] REG_DWORD [Description]

Output: Number of bits in a pixel quantum. A pixel quantum is used to store part of a color (e.g. red component)


Input: [Key Name] Version [Key Type] REG_SZ [Description]

Output: ImageMagick version


Input: [Tag] applet-desc [ param ] [Description]

Output: Describes how to startup a Java applet. Contains information about main class, parameters, size and more.


Input: [Tag] application-desc [ argument ] [Description]

Output: Describes how to startup a Java application. Contains information about the main class and arguments.


Input: [Tag] component-desc [Description]

Output: Specifies a component extension.


Input: [Tag] information [Description]

Output: Contains various descriptive information about the application such as title, vendor and homepage.


Input: [Tag] installer-desc [Description]

Output: Specifies an installer extension.


Input: [Tag] resources [Description]

Output: Contains an ordered set of resources that make up an application.


Input: [Tag] security [Description]

Output: Describes the application's security requirements.


Input: [Name] PPPD_PID [Value]

Output: process id on this system of the pppd handling this connection

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] PPPLOGNAME [Value]

Output: username as which the pppd handling this connection was run

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] PPP_IPPARAM [Value]

Output: optional value, mostly irrelevant

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] IPLOCAL [Value]

Output: the IP negotiated for this system on this connection by pppd

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] PPP_LOCAL [Value]

Output: same as the above

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] IPREMOTE [Value]

Output: the IP of the remote system on this connection

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] PPP_REMOTE [Value]

Output: same as the above

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] IFNAME [Value]

Output: name of the network interface for the ppp connection, e.g. ppp1 or ppp3

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] PPP_IFACE [Value]

Output: same as the above

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] LINKNAME [Value]

Output: value of the linkname option specified in the pppdoptions file for this connection

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] PPP_TTYNAME [Value]

Output: irrelevant to PPTP connections

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] SPEED [Value]

Output: irrelevant to PPTP connections

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] PPP_SPEED [Value]

Output: same as the above

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] DNS1 [Value]

Output: first DNS server address specified by the peer, if usepeerdns wat set

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [Name] DNS2 [Value]

Output: second DNS server address specified by the peer, if usepeerdns wat set

Linux Cables+Ethernet+PPTP (in Israel/Palestine) HOWTO


Input: [hg command] hg add [git command] git add [git description] Add file contents to the index. (* TODO: add notes below on what are the git notions of the "index" etc. and how they relate to hg concepts.) [hg description]

Output: add the specified files on the next commit

Page Comparison - hg git Rosetta Stone (v.4 vs v.5) - illumos - illumos wiki


Input: [hg command] hg annotate [git command] git blame [hg description]

Output: show changeset information by line for each file

Page Comparison - hg git Rosetta Stone (v.4 vs v.5) - illumos - illumos wiki


Input: [hg command] hg backup [hg description]

Output: backup workspace changes and metadata

Page Comparison - hg git Rosetta Stone (v.4 vs v.5) - illumos - illumos wiki


Input: [hg command] hg clone [git command] git clone [hg description]

Output: make a copy of an existing repositoryNote repository Note that with hg, this copies everything from the parent, including all branches, and gives you a working copy of the default branch.

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Input: [hg command] hg commit [git command] git commit [hg description]

Output: commit the specified files or all outstanding changes. Creates only a local change set.

Page Comparison - hg git Rosetta Stone (v.4 vs v.5) - illumos - illumos wiki


Input: [hg command] hg diff [git command] git diff / git diff --cached [hg description]

Output: diff repository (or selected files)

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Input: [hg command] hg export $ID [git command] git format-patch [hg description]

Output: dump the header and diffs for one or more changesetsThis produces a file that entirely captures the contents of the change set specififed by $ID.The resulting file can be consumed by "hg import". (This is often useful for transporting changes between different workspaces and/or branches, etc.)

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Input: [hg command] hg forget [git command] git reset / git checkout – [hg description]

Output: forget the specified files on the next commit

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Input: [hg command] hg incoming [git command] git fetch && git whatchanged ../branch [hg description]

Output: show a list of change sets that would be pulled.(with -v, also show list of files in each)

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Input: [hg command] hg init [git command] git init [hg description]

Output: create a new repository in the given directory

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Input: [hg command] hg list [git command] git diff --name-only [hg description]

Output: list active files(those changed in this workspace)

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Input: [hg command] hg log hg log FILE [git command] git log [hg description]

Output: show revision history of entire repository show revision history of specified file

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Input: [hg command] hg merge [git command] git merge/git pull [hg description]

Output: merge working directory with another revision

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Input: [hg command] hg nits [git command] git nits [hg description]

Output: check for stylistic nits in active files(onbld extension)

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Input: [hg command] hg outgoing [git command] git whatchanged [git description] show changes between ... [hg description]

Output: show a list of change sets that would be pushed.(with -v, also show list of files in each)

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Input: [hg command] hg pbchk [git command] git pbchk [hg description]

Output: run pre-integration checks on this workspace(onbld extension)

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Input: [hg command] hg pdiffs [git command] git diff .. [hg description]

Output: diff workspace against its parent(onbld extension)

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Input: [hg command] hg pull [git command] git fetch / git pull [hg description]

Output: pull changes from the specified source("pull -u" to update as well)

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Input: [hg command] hg push [git command] git push [hg description]

Output: push changes to the specified destination

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Input: [hg command] hg qdiff [hg description]

Output: diff of the current patch and subsequent modifications(mq extension)

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Input: [hg command] hg qnew [hg description]

Output: create a new patch(mq extension)

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Input: [hg command] hg qpop [hg description]

Output: pop the current patch off the stack(mq extension)

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Input: [hg command] hg qpush [hg description]

Output: push the next patch onto the stack(mq extension)

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Input: [hg command] hg qrefresh [hg description]

Output: update the current patch(mq extension)

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Input: [hg command] hg recommit [git command] git rebase -i [hg description]

Output: replace outgoing changesets with a single equivalent changeset(onbld extension)

Page Comparison - hg git Rosetta Stone (v.4 vs v.5) - illumos - illumos wiki


Input: [hg command] hg remove [git command] git rm [hg description]

Output: remove the specified files on the next commit

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Input: [hg command] hg restore [hg description]

Output: restore workspace from backup

Page Comparison - hg git Rosetta Stone (v.4 vs v.5) - illumos - illumos wiki


Input: [hg command] hg serve [git command] none [hg description]

Output: start stand-alone webserver

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Input: [hg command] hg status [git command] git status [hg description]

Output: show changed files in the working directory(One letter prefixes like the old cvs status)

Page Comparison - hg git Rosetta Stone (v.4 vs v.5) - illumos - illumos wiki


Input: [hg command] hg summary [hg description]

Output: summarize working directory state

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Input: [hg command] hg update [git command] git checkout [hg description]

Output: update working directory (or switch revisions)updates local working copy from local repo.

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Input: [hg command] hg-active [git command] Not available separately to webrev [hg description]

Output: creates an input file for webrev(1) that references the change set ID for the parent, and lists all the modified files. Usage:hg-active -w `pwd` > Active.txtwebrev txt webrev -w Active.txt

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Input: [hg command] edit .hg/cdm/*.NOT [git command] ~/.git/*.NOT [hg description]

Output: Exception files for "hg nits", etc.cddlchk.NOT, copyright.NOT, cstyle.NOT, ...Add file names to these files to cause "hg nits" to skip the (possibly lengthy) noise about them.

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Input: [Description] Windows Explorer [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + E

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Show Desktop [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + D

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Focuses selection to the first icon on the notification area, use arrow keys to navigate and Spacebar to select [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + B

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Find Files and Folders (AKA Search) [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + F

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] 3D-Flip cycles through your standard applications (only available for Vista versions with Aero enabled) [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + Tab

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Launches 3D-Flip but stays on the desktop so that you can scroll in directions [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + Ctrl + Tab

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Minimize all windows [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + M

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Undo minimize all windows [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + Shift + M

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Open Run window [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + R

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] System Information [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + Pause/Break

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Windows Help [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + F1

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Ease of Access [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + U

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Displays Windows Sidebar (provided enabled) [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + Spacebar

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Locks the computer (needs password to reactivate) [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + L

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Tabs through applications on the taskbar [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Windows + T

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Description] Launches the Task Manager (Okay, doesn’t use the Windows button :P) [Keyboard Shortcut]

Output: Ctrl + Shift + Escape

Windows Tip: Windows Key Shortcuts in Vista | LifeSpy


Input: [Value] total page size [Name]

Output: w

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] overall score [Name]

Output: o

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] url [Name]

Output: u

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] total number of requests [Name]

Output: r

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] space id of the page [Name]

Output: s

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] id of the ruleset used [Name]

Output: i

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Make fewer HTTP Requests [Name]

Output: ynumreq

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Use a Content Delivery Network(CDN) [Name]

Output: ycdn

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Avoid empty src or href [Name]

Output: yemptysrc

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Add Expires headers [Name]

Output: yexpires

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Compress components with gzip [Name]

Output: ycompress

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Put CSS at top [Name]

Output: ycsstop

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Put JavaScript at bottom [Name]

Output: yjsbottom

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Avoid CSS expressions [Name]

Output: yexpressions

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Make JavaScript and CSS external [Name]

Output: yexternal

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Reduce DNS lookups [Name]

Output: ydns

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Minify JavaScript and CSS [Name]

Output: yminify

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Avoid URL redirects [Name]

Output: yredirects

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Remove duplicate JavasScript and CSS [Name]

Output: ydupes

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Configure entity tags (ETags) [Name]

Output: yetags

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Make AJAX cacheable [Name]

Output: yxhr

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Use GET for AJAX requests [Name]

Output: yxhrmethod

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Reduce the number of DOM elements [Name]

Output: ymindom

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Avoid HTTP 404 (Not Found) error [Name]

Output: yno404

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Reduce cookie size [Name]

Output: ymincookie

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Use cookie-free domains [Name]

Output: ycookiefree

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Avoid AlphaImageLoader filter [Name]

Output: ynofilter

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Do not scale images in HTML [Name]

Output: yimgnoscale

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Value] score for Make favicon small and cacheable [Name]

Output: yfavicon

YSlow - Official Open Source Project Website


Input: [Property] ad_title [Type] String [Description]

Output: The title text for this adunit. Maximum length of this field will be 25 characters.


Input: [Property] ad_body [Type] String [Description]

Output: The body text for this adunit. Maximum length of this field will be 165 characters.


Input: [Property] ad_url [Type] String [Description]

Output: The URL that is associated with this adunit. Clicks through this address are used to determine clicks in your adzone (and, correspondingly, your payout). We recommend that the text in ad_title be linked with this address. Maximum length of this field is 36 characters. Note: The forward slashes in this field are escaped with backslashes to make it valid JSON. Backslashes should be removed via your favorite method before inserting into emails. Note: This is a unique, generated address and should not be reused multiple times.


Input: [Property] image_source [Type] String [Description]

Output: The URL address to the square image that accompanies this adunit. Note: The forward slashes in this field are escaped with backslashes to make it valid JSON. Backslashes should be removed via your favorite method before inserting into emails.


Input: [Property] pixel [Type] String [Description]

Output: The URL address to an invisible tracking pixel. We use this pixel to calculate impressions and is required to be present in all adunits. Maximum length of this field is 36 characters. Note: The forward slashes in this field are escaped with backslashes to make it valid JSON. Backslashes should be removed via your favorite method before inserting into emails. Note: This is a unique, generated address and should not be reused multiple times.


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

Output: Returns a status code containing details about the success or failure of the endpoint. Status codes can be found here.


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] In JCR structured or unstructured nodes are supported and can be mixed at will in a content tree. [Midgard] Content types are defined in MgdSchema types. All content must be stored to an MgdSchema type, but types can be extended on content instance level using the "parameter" triplets [CouchDB] Type-free [feature]

Output: content type system


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Structured node types support inheritence of types, additional cross-cutting aspects can be added with "mixins". Node types can define allowed node types for child nodes in the content hierarchy. [Midgard] MgdSchemas allow inheritance, and an extended type can be instantiated either using the extended type or the base type [CouchDB] Type-free [feature]

Output: type hierarchy


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Nodes with mixin "referenceable" have GUID a UUID. In practice the node path is often used to reference nodes. [Midgard] Every object has a GUID used for referencing. Objects located in trees that have a "name" property can also be referred to using the path [CouchDB] All objects can be accessed via a UUID [feature]

Output: IDs


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Nodes can reference each other with hard link (special property type) or soft link (by referring to the node path) [Midgard] MgdSchema types can have properties linking to other objects of same or different type. A link of "parentfield" type places an MgdSchema type in a tree. [CouchDB] No reference support built-in [feature]

Output: References


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] All content is hierarchical / in a tree [Midgard] Content can exist in tree, or independently of it depending on the MgdSchema type definition [CouchDB] flat structure [feature]

Output: content hierarchy


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Multi-valued (like an array), binary properties (e.g. for files), nodes have an implicit sort-order [Midgard] Binary properties stored using the Midgard Attachment system [CouchDB] Support for binary properties [feature]

Output: interesting property types


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Multiple content modifications are written in transactions. [Midgard] Transactions can be used optionally. [feature]

Output: transactions


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] JCR Observers can register for content changes on different paths and/or for different node types and/or CRUD, receive notification of changes as serialized node [Midgard] All transactions cause both process-internal GObject signals, and interprocess DBus signals [CouchDB] Support for one external event notification shell script [feature]

Output: events


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Workspaces provide separate root trees. [Midgard] No workspaces support in Midgard 9.03, coming in next version [CouchDB] Multiple databases within one CouchDB instance [feature]

Output: workspaces


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] nodes or parts of the repository (or the whole repo) can be imported or exported in XML. 2 formats: docview for human-frindly representation, sysview including all technical aspects [Midgard] Objects can be exported and imported in XML format. There are tools supporting replication via HTTP, tarballs, XMPP, and the CouchDB replication protocol [CouchDB] JSON serialization is the standard way of accessing the repository. CouchDB replication protocol supports full synchronization between instances [feature]

Output: import and export


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Checkin/checkout model to create new versions of nodes, optionally versions complete sub-trees, supports branching of versions. [Midgard] No versioning [CouchDB] All versions of content are stored and accessible separately, no branching [feature]

Output: versioning


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Nodes can be locked and unlocked [Midgard] Objects can be locked and unlocked [feature]

Output: locking


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Not in standard, but implemented in Jackrabbit. Rarely used in practice. [Midgard] Object mapping is the standard way of accessing the repository [CouchDB] All content is accessed via JSON objects [feature]

Output: object mapping


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] In JCR1 Sql or XPath, in JCR2 also QueryBuilder. [Midgard] Query Builder [CouchDB] Javascript map/reduce [feature]

Output: queries


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Done on repository level, i.e. all access control is independent of application. In Jackrabbit: pluggable authentication/authorization handlers. [Midgard] No access control in Midgard repository, usually implemented on application level. Midgard proves a user authentication API [CouchDB] No access control [feature]

Output: access control


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] In Jackrabbit different Persistence Managers can be plugged in (RDBMS, tar file, ...) [Midgard] libgda allows storage to different RDBMS like MySQL, SQLite and Postgres [CouchDB] CouchDB has its own storage [feature]

Output: persistence


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Jackrabbit: library (jar), JEE resource, OSGi bundle or standalone server [Midgard] Library [CouchDB] Erlang-based daemon [feature]

Output: architecture


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Standard: Java-based, PHP coming up. In Jackrabbit: also WebDAV and HTTP-based API [Midgard] C, Objective-C, PHP, Python [CouchDB] HTTP+JSON [feature]

Output: APIs


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] Included in repository. In Jackrabbit: Lucene bundled [Midgard] No (SOLR used on application level) [CouchDB] Plugin for using Lucene, not installed by default [feature]

Output: full-text search


Input: [JCR / Jackrabbit] All nodes have access rights, jcr:primaryType and jcr:mixinTypes properties. JCR 2.0 standardizes a set of optional metadata properties. [Midgard] All objects have a set of standard metadata including creator, revisor, timestamps etc [CouchDB] No standard properties [feature]

Output: standard metadata


Input: [Property Name] shib.idp.scheme [Value]

Output: HTTP scheme for the SSO endpoint on the IdP - allowed values: http, https

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.idp.host [Value]

Output: host name of the IdP

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.idp.port [Value]

Output: port on which the IdP listens

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.idp.path [Value]

Output: Servlet context path. This is normally /idp

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.idp.auth [Value]

Output: type of authentication to be performed - allowed values: BASIC, FORM

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.idp.realm [Value]

Output: name of the HTTP BASIC authentication realm, unused in the case of FORM authentication

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.user.name [Value]

Output: user name with which to authenticate to the IdP

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.user.pass [Value]

Output: password with which to authenticate to the IdP

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.sp.id [Value]

Output: entity ID of the service provider from which the made up request is said to originate

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Property Name] shib.sp.authnreq [Value]

Output: authentication request template - this property should not be modified

IdPProdLoadTest - Shibboleth 2 - Confluence


Input: [Description] The latitude. [Expected Output Values] A decimal number. [Parameter Name]

Output: latt

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Description] The longitude. [Expected Output Values] A decimal number. [Parameter Name]

Output: longt

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Description] The remaining lookup credits in your account. [Expected Output Values] An integer number. The minimum value is -100. This is to give you some "buffer" zone and ample notice to replenish your lookup credits in case your balance runs low. If the remaining credits drops below -100 you will not be able to make any more unthrottled lookups. If that happens you may login to your account to obtain more credits. [Parameter Name]

Output: remaining_credits

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Description] Transaction id. [Expected Output Values] If supplied in the input the transaction id will be returned along with the output. [Parameter Name]

Output: id

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Description] In case you requested a properly formated address to be returned. [Expected Output Values] The street number (integer value). [Parameter Name]

Output: stnumber

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Description] In case you requested a properly formated address to be returned. [Expected Output Values] The formated street address. [Parameter Name]

Output: staddress

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Description] In case you requested a properly formated address to be returned. [Expected Output Values] The city name. [Parameter Name]

Output: city

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Description] In case you requested a properly formated address to be returned. [Expected Output Values] The province code. [Parameter Name]

Output: prov

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Description] The Geocoding Confidence Score is a number representing our accuracy estimate on a geocoding request. This number ranges from 1 to 0. A higher score indicates a closer match (A score of 1 meaning best match accuracy.) A result with confidence score less than 0.5 is never returned to the user (it will most likely result in a suggestion being returned), except for ip address geocoding where rough approximations are allowed as in most cases we are looking at city level accuracy. [Expected Output Values] a number [0..1] 1=best match, 0=no response. [Parameter Name]

Output: confidence

geocoder.ca: geocoding for North America - USA and Canada


Input: [Name] XML [LocalizedName] XML file with report data [Visible]

Output: True

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] NULL [LocalizedName] NullRenderer [Visible]

Output: False

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] CSV [LocalizedName] CSV (comma delimited) [Visible]

Output: True

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] ATOM [LocalizedName] Data Feed [Visible]

Output: False

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] PDF [LocalizedName] PDF [Visible]

Output: True

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] RGDI [LocalizedName] Remote GDI+ file [Visible]

Output: False

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] MHTML [LocalizedName] MHTML (web archive) [Visible]

Output: True

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] EXCEL [LocalizedName] Excel 2003 [Visible]

Output: False

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] EXCELOPENXML [LocalizedName] Excel [Visible]

Output: True

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] RPL [LocalizedName] RPL Renderer [Visible]

Output: True

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] IMAGE [LocalizedName] TIFF File [Visible]

Output: True

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] WORD [LocalizedName] Word 2003 [Visible]

Output: False

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Name] WORDOPENXML [LocalizedName] Word [Visible]

Output: True

Get SQL Server 2012 SSRS Report Rendering Extensions Using PowerShell :belle’s sql musings


Input: [Parameter] australian_timezones [Removed in] 8.2 [Why?]

Output: Better generalised timezone configuration

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] preload_libraries [Removed in] 8.2 [Why?]

Output: Renamed to shared_preload_libraries

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] bgwriter_all_percent [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: No longer necessary

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] bgwriter_all_maxpages [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: No longer necessary

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] bgwriter_lru_percent [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: No longer necessary

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] redirect_stderr [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: Renamed to logging_collector

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] stats_block_level [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: Now covered by track_counts

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] stats_command_string [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: Renamed to track_activities

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] stats_reset_on_server_start [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: pg_stat_reset() can be used instead

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] stats_row_level [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: Now covered by track_counts

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] stats_start_collector [Removed in] 8.3 [Why?]

Output: Now always enabled

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] explain_pretty_print [Removed in] 8.4 [Why?]

Output: No longer needed

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] max_fsm_pages [Removed in] 8.4 [Why?]

Output: No longer needed as per-relation free space maps deal with this.

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] max_fsm_relations [Removed in] 8.4 [Why?]

Output: No longer needed as per-relation free space maps deal with this.

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] add_missing_from [Removed in] 9.0 [Why?]

Output: Always defaulted to ‘off’ so now permanently off.

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] regex_flavor [Removed in] 9.0 [Why?]

Output: Always defaulted to ‘advanced’ so now permanently set to this.

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] custom_variable_classes [Removed in] 9.2 [Why?]

Output: Considered better to remove it as it only causes more maintenance with minimal benefit.

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] silent_mode [Removed in] 9.2 [Why?]

Output: Not necessary as can be achieved with pg_ctl -l or NOHUP.

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [Parameter] wal_sender_delay [Removed in] 9.2 [Why?]

Output: New latch infrastructure has now made this setting redundant.

Thom's memory leak: Deprecated features in PostgreSQL - Past to present


Input: [-] secondary [secondary] secondary [primary] primary [Identifying broad patterns]

Output: Testing/refining theory


Input: [-] - [secondary] secondary [primary] primary [Identifying broad patterns]

Output: Making Predictions


Input: [-] primary [secondary] secondary [primary] - [Identifying broad patterns]

Output: Interpreting significance


Input: [-] secondary [secondary] primary [primary] secondary [Identifying broad patterns]

Output: Exploring diversity


Input: [-] primary [secondary] - [primary] - [Identifying broad patterns]

Output: Giving Voice


Input: [-] primary [secondary] primary [primary] secondary [Identifying broad patterns]

Output: Advancing new Theories


Input: [Possible Reason] Expired domain [Solution]

Output: Renew your domain with Gandi

My website 'doesn't work' - Welcome to Gandi's Online Documentation Wiki - Gandi Docs


Input: [Possible Reason] Problem with your web host [Solution]

Output: Contact your web host

My website 'doesn't work' - Welcome to Gandi's Online Documentation Wiki - Gandi Docs


Input: [Possible Reason] DNS zone file invalid [Solution]

Output: Contact your web host. If you are using Gandi's custom DNS, verify that you have entered the correct information in your zone as provided to you by your web host.

My website 'doesn't work' - Welcome to Gandi's Online Documentation Wiki - Gandi Docs


Input: [Possible Reason] DNS invalid or down [Solution]

Output: Contact your web host

My website 'doesn't work' - Welcome to Gandi's Online Documentation Wiki - Gandi Docs


Input: [Possible Reason] The site your are forwarding to is unavailable [Solution]

Output: Contact the web host of the site you are forwarding your domain to

My website 'doesn't work' - Welcome to Gandi's Online Documentation Wiki - Gandi Docs


Input: [Possible Reason] Your domain has not had time for the DNS to be updated [Solution]

Output: Please wait up to 48 hours after changing your DNS or creating a domain

My website 'doesn't work' - Welcome to Gandi's Online Documentation Wiki - Gandi Docs


Input: [Constant] S_MEMORY [Description]

Output: All canary violations and the safe unlink protection use this class

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Constant] S_VARS [Description]

Output: All variable filters trigger this class

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Constant] S_FILES [Description]

Output: All violations triggered by the uploaded files filter use this class

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Constant] S_INCLUDE [Description]

Output: The protection against malicious include filenames use this class

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Constant] S_SQL [Description]

Output: Failed SQL queris are logged with this class

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Constant] S_EXECUTOR [Description]

Output: The execution depth protection uses this logging class

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Constant] S_MAIL [Description]

Output: The mail() header newline protection uses this logging class

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Constant] S_MISC [Description]

Output: All other log messages (f.e. format string protection) use this class

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Constant] S_ALL [Description]

Output: Combines all classes

Hardened-PHP Project - PHP Security - Configuration


Input: [Generic Terms] access [Substitution Options]

Output: An access word from: public, protected, private, or it can be omitted


Input: [Generic Terms] modifiers [Substitution Options]

Output: one or more terms that modify a declaration; these include the access terms as well as terms like: static, transient, or volatile


Input: [Generic Terms] dataType [Substitution Options]

Output: A data type word; this can be a primitive, such as int, or the name of a class, such as Object; variants of this include: returnType and paramType


Input: [Generic Terms] variableName [Substitution Options]

Output: The name of a variable; variants on this include paramName and functionName


Input: [Generic Terms] ClassName [Substitution Options]

Output: The name of a class; there will be variants of this used for different types of examples, such as: BaseClassName, DerivedClassName, InterfaceName, and ExceptionClassName


Input: [Generic Terms] code [Substitution Options]

Output: Executable code goes here


Input: [Generic Terms] . . . [Substitution Options]

Output: In an example, omitted code not related to the topic


Input: [Attribute] title [Description]

Output: Provide the full text of that which is being abbreviated. This information may be useful for search engines, certain types of browsers, spell checkers, speech synthesizers, and translation systems. HTML & XHTML tag example. The 8th month of the year is Aug.

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] id [Description]

Output: The id attribute assigns a unique name to a tag. This allows style sheets or scripts to reference the tag. See id Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] class [Description]

Output: The class attribute assigns a class name to a tag. The class name does not need to be unique. More than one tag can have the same class name. This allows style sheets or scripts to reference multiple tags with a single class name. See class Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] style [Description]

Output: The style attribute specifies styles for the tag. For Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), the syntax is name:value. Each name:value pair is separated by semicolons. See style Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onclick [Description]

Output: The onclick attribute specifies a script to be run when the object is clicked with a mouse or other pointing device. See onclick Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] ondblclick [Description]

Output: The ondblclick attribute specifies a script to be run when the object is double clicked with a mouse or other pointing device. See ondblclick Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onkeydown [Description]

Output: The onkeydown attribute specifies a script to be run when a key is pressed down. See onkeydown Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onkeypress [Description]

Output: The onkeypress attribute specifies a script to be run when a key is pressed and released. See onkeypress Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onkeyup [Description]

Output: The onkeyup attribute specifies a script to be run when a key is released. See onkeyup Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onmousedown [Description]

Output: The onmousedown attribute specifies a script to be run when the mouse button, or other pointing device button, is pressed while over the object. See onmousedown Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onmousemove [Description]

Output: The onmousemove attribute specifies a script to be run when the mouse, or other pointing device, is moved while it is over the object. See onmousemove Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onmouseout [Description]

Output: The onmouseout attribute specifies a script to be run when the mouse, or other pointing device, is moved away from an object after being over it. See onmouseout Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onmouseover [Description]

Output: The onmouseover attribute specifies a script to be run when the mouse, or other pointing device, is moved onto the object. See onmouseover Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] onmouseup [Description]

Output: The onmouseup attribute specifies a script to be run when the mouse button, or other pointing device button, is released while over the object. See onmouseup Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] dir [Description]

Output: The dir attribute tells the browser whether the text should be displayed from left-to-right or right-to-left. It does not reverse the direction of the characters, like the tag does, but it can help the browser to determine if the text should be aligned on the left side or the right side. See dir Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] lang [Description]

Output: The lang attribute specifies a language. This attribute can help the browser to correctly display text. This attribute can also be useful for braille translation software, speech synthesizers, dictionary definitions, etc. See lang Example

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] xml:lang [Description]

Output: The xml:lang attribute specifies a language for XHTML documents. This attribute can help the browser to correctly display text. This attribute can also be useful for braille translation software, speech synthesizers, dictionary definitions, etc. See xml:lang Example Note: XHTML only.

Tag Attributes


Input: [Attribute] lang [Description]

Output: ISO language code of article text


Input: [Attribute] title [Description]

Output: the article title


Input: [Attribute] summary [Description]

Output: a short summary of the article text. Around 300 chars. The text is truncated at a full stop if one is available near char 300, otherwise at the end of a word.


Input: [Attribute] feature [Description]

Output: the wikipedia feature type. A list of types is available here


Input: [Attribute] countryCode [Description]

Output: the ISO country code of the article


Input: [Attribute] elevation [Description]

Output: the elevation in metres (optional may be null), parsed from the article or reverse geocoded.


Input: [Attribute] population [Description]

Output: the population (optional may be null)


Input: [Attribute] lat [Description]

Output: latitude


Input: [Attribute] lng [Description]

Output: longitude


Input: [Attribute] wikipediaUrl [Description]

Output: URL of the article


Input: [Attribute] thumbnailImg [Description]

Output: URL of a small thumbnail image (ca 100x75 px)


Input: [Attribute] rank [Description]

Output: indication of the popularity or relevancy of an article. The rank is an integer number from 1 for the least popular articles to 100 for the most popular articles. It is calculated from the number of links pointing to an article and the article length. The articles are more or less evenly distributed over the 100 ranks.


Input: [Description] The central object that contains properties relevant to all other objects. [Object]

Output: GUI_TOOLKIT


Input: [Description] The object tied to the physical display. [Object]

Output: GUI_DISPLAY


Input: [Description] An object that contains a collection of other functionally related objects such as graphics, textboxes, buttons, and plots. [Object]

Output: GUI_SCREEN0 to GUI_SCREEN5


Input: [Description] The object tied to the physical touchscreen. [Object]

Output: GUI_TOUCHSCREEN


Input: [Description] A tool object that is used in conjunction with the Draw method to draw lines and geometrical figures onto screens. [Object]

Output: GUI_PEN


Input: [Description] The object tied to the physical buzzer. [Object]

Output: GUI_BUZZER


Input: [Description] The 8-pixel wide by 10-pixel tall Courier New font that is used to render strings in textboxes by default for the GUI Toolkit. [Object]

Output: GUI_FONT


Input: [Description] An object that contains a single image as a property. [Object]

Output: GRAPHIC


Input: [Description] An object that contains a single image of the 95 ASCII characters that is used to render strings in textboxes. [Object]

Output: FONT


Input: [Description] An object that uses a font object to render strings onto a screen. [Object]

Output: TEXTBOX


Input: [Description] An object with an associated graphic that responds to a user’s touch on the touchscreen. [Object]

Output: BUTTON


Input: [Description] An object used to render numerical data into graphical form onto a screen. [Object]

Output: PLOT


Input: [Button pressed] tilt left analog stick [Action]

Output: move, strafe, sprint, walk

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] tilt right analog stick [Action]

Output: aim

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] R3 button [Action]

Output: zoom in/out

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] X button [Action]

Output: Jump

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] X and direction [Action]

Output: roll

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] double tap X button [Action]

Output: activate Jet/Jump Pack

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] circle button [Action]

Output: crouch

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] double tap circle button [Action]

Output: go prone

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] triangle button [Action]

Output: enter/exit vehicle/Turret

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] square button [Action]

Output: reload

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] L1 button [Action]

Output: fire secondary weapon

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] L2 button [Action]

Output: switch secondary weapon

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] R1 button [Action]

Output: fire primary weapon

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] R2 button [Action]

Output: switch primary weapon

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] select button [Action]

Output: view/close map

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] start button [Action]

Output: pause/unpause gameplay

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] squad command: move out [Action]

Output: up directional button

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] squad command: at ease [Action]

Output: left directional button

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] squad command: follow me [Action]

Output: right directional button

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Button pressed] squad command: hold position [Action]

Output: down directional button

Star Wars: Battlefront controls - SWGames, the Star Wars Games Wiki


Input: [Variable] LICENSES_ACCEPTED [Description]

Output: Accepted licenses

User Configurable License Settings (/etc/make.conf)


Input: [Variable] LICENSES_GROUPS_ACCEPTED [Description]

Output: Accepted groups


Input: [Variable] LICENSES_REJECTED [Description]

Output: Rejected licenses


Input: [Variable] LICENSES_GROUPS_REJECTED [Description]

Output: Rejected groups


Input: [Variable] LICENSES_ASK [Description]

Output: Require explicit user agreement for licenses accepted by default, for example most common licenses in mports/components/licenses.db.mk


Input: [Variable] NO_LICENSES_DIALOGS [Description]

Output: Disable dialog menus (GUI), and use the text interface


Input: [Variable] NO_LICENSES_INSTALL [Description]

Output: Disable installation of (all) license files. These will possibly be required for future features (specially scripts or tools outside the ports systems).


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name of the sporting venue [Parameter]

Output: name

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert nicknames of the venue [Parameter]

Output: nickname

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert an image link in the form: [[File:MyLogo.jpg|250px|alt=My alt text]]. For more on alt text, please see WP:ALT. [Parameter]

Output: logo_image

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert a caption for the stadium logo [Parameter]

Output: logo_caption

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert an image link in the form: [[File:MyImage.jpg|250px|alt=My alt text]]. For more on alt text, please see WP:ALT. [Parameter]

Output: image

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert a caption for the stadium image [Parameter]

Output: caption

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the official full name of the venue [Parameter]

Output: fullname

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the venue's former name(s). Use the format: FormerName (Year - Year) [Parameter]

Output: former_names

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the venue's address, city, state/province, country [Parameter]

Output: location

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the geographical coordinates, preferably with {{coord}} [Parameter]

Output: coordinates

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the date when ground was broken to build the venue [Parameter]

Output: broke_ground

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert a date range of when the venue was under construction [Parameter]

Output: built

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the date of when it opened [Parameter]

Output: opened

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the date of when it was renovated [Parameter]

Output: renovated

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the date of when it was expanded [Parameter]

Output: expanded

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the date of when it was closed [Parameter]

Output: closed

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the date of when it was demolished [Parameter]

Output: demolished

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the venue's owner(s) [Parameter]

Output: owner

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the venue's operator(s) [Parameter]

Output: operator

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Enter the surface of the venue (e.g. grass, sand, artificial turf) [Parameter]

Output: surface

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Enter the details of any scoreboard at the venue. If specific details are not known, just enter "Yes" if the venue has a scoreboard or "No" if there is none. [Parameter]

Output: scoreboard

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Enter the construction cost, preferably in the currency that the venue is located in (see WP:DATE for details) [Parameter]

Output: cost

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the venue's architect(s) [Parameter]

Output: architect

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the project manager(s) who led the venue's construction [Parameter]

Output: project_manager

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the venue's structural engineer(s) [Parameter]

Output: structural engineer

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the venue's services engineer(s) [Parameter]

Output: services engineer

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the venue's general contractor(s) [Parameter]

Output: general_contractor

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the name(s) of the venue's main contractor(s) [Parameter]

Output: main_contractors

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the seating capacity of the venue. If it is a multi-purpose venue, use the format: Capacity (Purpose) [Parameter]

Output: capacity

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the number of suites [Parameter]

Output: suites

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the all time record attendance of the venue. (include the date and event if you wish) If it is a multi-purpose venue, use the format: Record Attendance (Date & Event) [Parameter]

Output: record_attendance

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the dimensions of the venue: For a football (soccer) pitch size, use the format: 100 x 70 m For baseball dimensions, use the format: Left Field: 300 ft (91 m) Center Field: 400 ft (122 m) Right Field: 300 ft (91 m) [Parameter]

Output: dimensions

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the acreage. [Parameter]

Output: acreage

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Explanation] Insert the teams and any other parties who use the venue as their home stadium or arena. Use the format: TeamName (League/organization) Year - Year Alternatively, you can use the {{infobox stadium/tenantlist}} sub-template to automatically line rows up. [Parameter]

Output: tenants

ފަންވަތް:Infobox Stadium - ވިކިޕީޑިއާ


Input: [Short description] Extracts data from dba_hist_system_event, computes delta values between snapshots and rates (i.e. delta values divided over delta time) [Query name name]

Output: Wait events

External Table: AWR Analytics and Oracle Performance Visualization with PerfSheet4


Input: [Short description] Extracts data from dba_hist_sysstat, computes delta values between snapshots and rates (i.e. delta values divided over delta time) [Query name name]

Output: System statistics

External Table: AWR Analytics and Oracle Performance Visualization with PerfSheet4


Input: [Short description] Extracts data from dba_hist_service_stat, computes delta values between snapshots and rates (i.e. delta values divided over delta time) [Query name name]

Output: Stats per service

External Table: AWR Analytics and Oracle Performance Visualization with PerfSheet4


Input: [Short description] Extracts data from dba_hist_sysmetric_summary, metrics give details on the usage of system resources over time ranges [Query name name]

Output: Workload data

External Table: AWR Analytics and Oracle Performance Visualization with PerfSheet4


Input: [Short description] Extracts data from dba_hist_event_histogram for io related events, computes delta values between snapshots and rates (i.e. delta values divided over delta time) [Query name name]

Output: IO wait latency

External Table: AWR Analytics and Oracle Performance Visualization with PerfSheet4


Input: [Short description] Extracts data from dba_hist_system_event and dba_hist_sysstat, computes delta values and rates (delta value over delta time) and selects top 5 non idle events for each instance [Query name name]

Output: Top 5 wait per instance

External Table: AWR Analytics and Oracle Performance Visualization with PerfSheet4


Input: [Short description] Extracts data from dba_hist_system_event, computes delta values and rates (delta value over delta time) aggregating over wait class [Query name name]

Output: Wait events per class

External Table: AWR Analytics and Oracle Performance Visualization with PerfSheet4


Input: [Directive] phalcon.db.escape_identifiers [Local Value] On [Master Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] phalcon.db.force_casting [Local Value] Off [Master Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.cast_on_hydrate [Local Value] Off [Master Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.column_renaming [Local Value] On [Master Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.enable_literals [Local Value] On [Master Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.events [Local Value] On [Master Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.exception_on_failed_save [Local Value] Off [Master Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.ignore_unknown_columns [Local Value] Off [Master Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.late_state_binding [Local Value] Off [Master Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.not_null_validations [Local Value] On [Master Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] phalcon.orm.virtual_foreign_keys [Local Value] On [Master Value]

Output: On


Input: [(IFR) I tems in Sequence] aircraft identification [APTATEN]


Input: [(IFR) I tems in Sequence] position (name of fix) [APTATEN]


Input: [(IFR) I tems in Sequence] time crossing fix [APTATEN]


Input: [(IFR) I tems in Sequence] altitude [APTATEN]


Input: [(IFR) I tems in Sequence] type of flight plan [APTATEN]


Input: [(IFR) I tems in Sequence] ETA at next reporting point [APTATEN]


Input: [(IFR) I tems in Sequence] name of next reporting point [APTATEN]


Input: [API Function] get_lowest_ask [Parameters] base alt [Description]

Output: Returns the lowest asking price for a currency pair. Specify the base and alt currency name.

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Input: [API Function] get_highest_bid [Parameters] base alt [Description]

Output: Returns the highest bid price for a currency pair. Specify the base and alt currency name.

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Input: [API Function] get_last_trade [Parameters] base alt [Description]

Output: Returns executed unitprice of the last trade for a currency pair. Specify the base and alt currency name.

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Input: [API Function] get_volume [Parameters] base alt [Description]

Output: Returns the trading volume within the last 24 hours for a currency pair. Specify the base and alt currency name.

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Input: [API Function] get_info_for_currency [Parameters] - none - [Description]

Output: Returns a summary information for all supported currencies

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Input: [API Function] get_info_for_1_currency [Parameters] base alt [Description]

Output: Returns a summary information for a currency pair

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Input: [API Function] orderbook [Parameters] base alt [Description]

Output: Returns the complete orderbook for the given currency pair. Note: mutliple items may appear for the same price

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Input: [API Function] orderbook_alt [Parameters] alt [Description]

Output: Returns the complete orderbook for all currency pair for alt given. This is more efficient than calling api/orderbook for each combination

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Input: [API Function] trades [Parameters] base alt since [Description]

Output: Returns all executed trades of the past 7 days. If the parameter "since" is provided, then only trades with an order ID greater than "since" will be returned. The function will return a max. of 1000 trades, hence you will need to take the ID of the last returned trade and pass it in the parameter "since" to recall the transaction to traverse through all possible trades within the period of 7 days if required.

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Input: [API Function] get_currency_info [Description]

Output: Returns information about withdrawal fees, number of required confirmations for deposits and max. daily withdrawal

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Input: [API Function] get_trading_fee [Parameters] - none - [Description]

Output: Returns current trading fee. This does not consider possible referral fee reductions, this function returns the general trading fee, e.g. a value of 0.005 is equal to 0.5%

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Input: [Description] Save Document [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + S or s


Input: [Description] Split Document [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + T or t


Input: [Description] Zoom in [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + 1 or !


Input: [Description] Zoom out [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + 2 or @


Input: [Description] Move cursor to next field [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + TAB


Input: [Description] Move cursor to next error field [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + > or .


Input: [Description] Move cursor to previous error field [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + < or ,


Input: [Description] Duplicate page [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + D or d


Input: [Description] Move Page [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + M or m


Input: [Description] Fit to page [Hot key]

Output: F12


Input: [Description] Rotate [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + R or r


Input: [Description] Delete page [Hot key]

Output: SHIFT + DEL


Input: [Description] Mark the document as reviewed [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + Q or q


Input: [Description] Change document type [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + ;


Input: [Description] Merge document to previous one [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + /


Input: [Description] Next Batch [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + Shift + ->


Input: [Description] Fuzzy DB Search [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + Z or z


Input: [Description] Table View [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + 5


Input: [Description] Back From Table View [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + 6


Input: [Description] Insert row in table [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + I


Input: [Description] Delete row in table [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + J


Input: [Description] Delete all rows in table [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + u


Input: [Description] Select table type [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + K


Input: [Description] Insert data manually in table/Start Extraction from table [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + Y or y


Input: [Description] Move image left [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + left arrow


Input: [Description] Move image right [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + right arrow


Input: [Description] Move image down [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + down arrow


Input: [Description] Move image up [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + up arrow


Input: [Description] Lock / Unlock zoom [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + L or 1


Input: [Description] Toggle Document Types [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + 0


Input: [Description] Next Document [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + N


Input: [Description] Previous Document [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + Shift + N


Input: [Description] Next Page Within Same Document [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + P


Input: [Description] Previous Page Within Same Document [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + Shift + P


Input: [Description] Function Key Shortcuts [Hot key]

Output: F1 to F11 (Except F5)


Input: [Description] Modal Window Shortcuts [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + [4/7/8/9]


Input: [Description] Review Panel open or Close [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + G or g


Input: [Description] Regex Activate/Deactivate [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + B or b


Input: [Description] Open keyboard Shortcuts [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + e or E


Input: [Description] Enable/Disable field value change script [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + a or A


Input: [Description] Update Document [Hot key]

Output: CTRL + c or C


Input: [Viewport META directive] width [Example Value] width=320 width=device-width [Description]

Output: Logical width of the viewport, in pixels. The special device-width value indicates that the viewport height should be the screen width of the device.


Input: [Viewport META directive] height [Example Value] height=480 height=device-height [Description]

Output: Logical height of the viewport, in pixels. The special device-height value indicates that the viewport height should be the screen height of the device.


Input: [Viewport META directive] user-scalable [Example Value] user-scalable=no [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the user can zoom in and out of the viewport, scaling the view of a Web page. Possible values are yes or no.


Input: [Viewport META directive] initial-scale [Example Value] initial-scale=2.0 [Description]

Output: Sets the initial scaling or zoom factor (or multiplier) used for viewing a Web page. A value of 1.0 displays an unscaled Web document.


Input: [Viewport META directive] maximum-scale [Example Value] maximum-scale=2.5 [Description]

Output: Sets the user’s maximum limit for scaling or zooming a Web page. Values are numeric and can range from 0.25 to 10.0. The value of this directives is a scaling factor or multiplier applied to the viewport contents.


Input: [Viewport META directive] minimum-scale [Example Value] minimum-scale=0.5 [Description]

Output: Sets the user’s minimum limit for scaling or zooming a Web page. Values are numeric and can range from 0.25 to 10.0. The value of this directives is a scaling factor or multiplier applied to the viewport contents.


Input: [i] a Enter insert mode and proceed to insert text after the current cursor position (a is short for "append") [Command mode]

Output: Command mode


Input: [i] I Position the cursor at the start of the line and then enter insert mode. [Command mode]

Output: Command mode


Input: [i] A Append text to current line (ie go to end of line and then enter "insert mode".) [Command mode]

Output: Command mode


Input: [i] v Enter visual mode [Command mode]

Output: visual or insert mode


Input: Enter command mode [Command mode]

Output: visual or insert mode


Input: [i] R Enter replace mode [Command mode]

Output: command mode


Input: [Short Description] A short description of the table [Possible Values] Free text [Metadata Item]

Output: Description


Input: [Short Description] Is this table part of the audit subsystem? [Possible Values] Y or N [Metadata Item]

Output: Is Audit Subsystem


Input: [Short Description] The name displayed on the screen [Possible Values] Free text [Metadata Item]

Output: Display Name


Input: [Short Description] The type of table [Possible Values] Free text [Metadata Item]

Output: Table Type


Input: [Short Description] The schemas that the table is used in [Possible Values] Free text [Metadata Item]

Output: Used In Schemas


Input: [Short Description] The name of the single table view [Possible Values] Free text [Metadata Item]

Output: View Name


Input: [Tag] tasktype [Value] InsightNow Modeling Test Query Management [Example] tasktype:Query [Description]

Output: Returns tasks of the specified task


Input: [Tag] expires [Value] integer hours [Example] expires:48 [Description]

Output: Returns tasks expiring within the specified number of hours


Input: [Tag] created [Value] integer hours [Example] created:2 [Description]

Output: Returns tasks created within the specified number of hours


Input: [Tag] duration [Value] integer minutes [Example] duration:1 [Description]

Output: Returns tasks with a duration less than the specified minutes


Input: [Tag] completed [Value] (optional) true false [Example] completed: [Description]

Output: Returns tasks that have completed, or not


Input: [Tag] results [Value] (optional) true false [Example] results: [Description]

Output: Returns tasks that have results to download, or not


Input: [Tag] status [Value] succeeded failed pending [Example] status:pending [Description]

Output: Returns tasks with the specified status


Input: [Tag] tag [Value] any string [Example] tag:Profit Chart [Description]

Output: Searched only the “tag” field of the task – i.e. the large bolded text


Input: [Method and Description] checkRasterSize() Checks if all source products share the same raster size, otherwise throws an exception. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] configureSourceSamples(SampleConfigurer sampleConfigurer) Configures all source samples that this operator requires for the computation of target samples. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected abstract void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] configureTargetProduct(ProductConfigurer productConfigurer) Configures the target product via the given ProductConfigurer. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] configureTargetSamples(SampleConfigurer sampleConfigurer) Configures all target samples computed by this operator. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected abstract void

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] createTargetProduct() Creates the target product instance. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected Product

Methods


Input: [Method and Description] initialize() Configures this PointOperator by performing a number of initialisation steps in the given order: prepareInputs() createTargetProduct() configureTargetProduct(ProductConfigurer) configureSourceSamples(SampleConfigurer) configureTargetSamples(SampleConfigurer) This method cannot be overridden by intention (template method). [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

Methods