Input: [Member] ConvertInlineStylesToAttributes [Description]

Output: This filter converts XHTML compliant inline style attributes to Email compliant element attributes.

Content Filters | RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX Documentation


Input: [Member] PdfExportFilter [Description]

Output: This filter fixes some pdf export issues.

Content Filters | RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX Documentation


Input: [Member] DefaultFilters [Description]

Output: This filter enables all default filters

Content Filters | RadEditor for ASP.NET AJAX Documentation


Input: [Tag Name] AllDates [Writable] Y [Refers To] DateTimeOriginal CreateDate ModifyDate [Values / Notes]

Output: (contrary to the shortcut name, this represents only the common EXIF date/time tags. To access all date/time tags, use Time:All instead)


Input: [Tag Name] ColorSpaceTags [Writable] Y [Refers To] ExifIFD:ColorSpace ExifIFD:Gamma InteropIFD:InteropIndex ICC_Profile [Values / Notes]

Output: (standard tags which carry color space information. Useful for preserving color space when deleting all other metadata)


Input: [Tag Name] CommonIFD0 [Writable] Y [Refers To] IFD0:ImageDescription IFD0:Make IFD0:Model IFD0:Software IFD0:ModifyDate IFD0:Artist IFD0:Copyright IFD0:Rating IFD0:RatingPercent IFD0:DNGLensInfo IFD0:PanasonicTitle IFD0:PanasonicTitle2 IFD0:XPTitle IFD0:XPComment IFD0:XPAuthor IFD0:XPKeywords IFD0:XPSubject [Values / Notes]

Output: (common metadata tags found in IFD0 of TIFF-format images. Used to simpify deletion of all metadata from these images. See FAQ number 7 for details)


Input: [Tag Name] LargeTags [Writable] Y [Refers To] CanonVRD DLOData EXIF ICC_Profile IDCPreviewImage ImageData IPTC JpgFromRaw OriginalRawImage OtherImage PreviewImage ThumbnailImage TIFFPreview XML XMP ZoomedPreviewImage [Values / Notes]

Output: (large binary data tags which may be excluded to reduce memory usage if memory limitations are a problem)


Input: [Tag Name] MakerNotes [Writable] Y [Refers To] MakerNotes MakerNoteApple MakerNoteCanon MakerNoteCasio MakerNoteCasio2 MakerNoteFLIR MakerNoteFujiFilm MakerNoteGE MakerNoteGE2 MakerNoteHasselblad MakerNoteHP MakerNoteHP2 MakerNoteHP4 MakerNoteHP6 MakerNoteISL MakerNoteJVC MakerNoteJVCText MakerNoteKodak1a MakerNoteKodak1b MakerNoteKodak2 MakerNoteKodak3 MakerNoteKodak4 MakerNoteKodak5 MakerNoteKodak6a MakerNoteKodak6b MakerNoteKodak7 MakerNoteKodak8a MakerNoteKodak8b MakerNoteKodak8c MakerNoteKodak9 MakerNoteKodak10 MakerNoteKodak11 MakerNoteKodakUnknown MakerNoteKyocera MakerNoteMinolta MakerNoteMinolta2 MakerNoteMinolta3 MakerNoteNikon MakerNoteNikon2 MakerNoteNikon3 MakerNoteNintendo MakerNoteOlympus MakerNoteOlympus2 MakerNoteLeica MakerNoteLeica2 MakerNoteLeica3 MakerNoteLeica4 MakerNoteLeica5 MakerNoteLeica6 MakerNoteLeica7 MakerNoteLeica8 MakerNotePanasonic MakerNotePanasonic2 MakerNotePentax MakerNotePentax2 MakerNotePentax3 MakerNotePentax4 MakerNotePentax5 MakerNotePentax6 MakerNotePhaseOne MakerNoteReconyx MakerNoteRicoh MakerNoteRicoh2 MakerNoteRicohText MakerNoteSamsung1a MakerNoteSamsung1b MakerNoteSamsung2 MakerNoteSanyo MakerNoteSanyoC4 MakerNoteSanyoPatch MakerNoteSigma MakerNoteSony MakerNoteSony2 MakerNoteSony3 MakerNoteSony4 MakerNoteSony5 MakerNoteSonyEricsson MakerNoteSonySRF MakerNoteUnknownText MakerNoteUnknownBinary MakerNoteUnknown [Values / Notes]

Output: (useful when copying tags between files to either copy the maker notes as a block or prevent it from being copied)


Input: [Tag Name] Unsafe [Writable] Y [Refers To] IFD0:YCbCrPositioning IFD0:YCbCrCoefficients IFD0:TransferFunction ExifIFD:ComponentsConfiguration ExifIFD:CompressedBitsPerPixel InteropIFD:InteropIndex InteropIFD:InteropVersion InteropIFD:RelatedImageWidth InteropIFD:RelatedImageHeight [Values / Notes]

Output: ("unsafe" tags in JPEG images which are normally not copied. Defined here as a shortcut to use when rebuilding JPEG EXIF from scratch)


Input: [HTML Form Control] Textboxes [Description] Textboxes are single line fields for typing text into [Implementation]

Output: Uses the tag, with the type attribute set to text


Input: [HTML Form Control] Text areas [Description] Text areas are multiple line boxes for typing text into [Implementation]

Output: Uses the tag


Input: [HTML Form Control] Radio Buttons [Description] Radio buttons are multiple choice buttons that allow only one exclusive answer [Implementation]

Output: Uses the tag, with type set to radio


Input: [HTML Form Control] Checkboxes [Description] Checkboxes are single and multiple choice buttons that allow several, independent answers [Implementation]

Output: Uses the tag, with type set to checkbox


Input: [HTML Form Control] Listboxes [Description] Listboxes are buttons that reveal a drop-down menu, from which you're allowed to select one or more options [Implementation]

Output: Uses the tag


Input: [HTML Form Control] Submit buttons [Description] Submit buttons submit HTML forms to the web server [Implementation]

Output: Uses the tag, with type set to submit


Input: [HTML Form Control] Reset buttons [Description] Reset buttons reset the contents of an HTML form that hasn't already been submitted [Implementation]

Output: Uses the tag, with type set to reset


Input: [table] course [has index]

Output: yes

[MDL-32005] groups and groupings should have 'idnumber' field - Moodle Tracker


Input: [table] user [has index]

Output: yes

[MDL-32005] groups and groupings should have 'idnumber' field - Moodle Tracker


Input: [table] course_categories [has index]

Output: no

[MDL-32005] groups and groupings should have 'idnumber' field - Moodle Tracker


Input: [table] course_modules [has index]

Output: no

[MDL-32005] groups and groupings should have 'idnumber' field - Moodle Tracker


Input: [table] grade_items [has index]

Output: no

[MDL-32005] groups and groupings should have 'idnumber' field - Moodle Tracker


Input: [table] grade_items_history [has index]

Output: no

[MDL-32005] groups and groupings should have 'idnumber' field - Moodle Tracker


Input: [table] cohort [has index]

Output: no

[MDL-32005] groups and groupings should have 'idnumber' field - Moodle Tracker


Input: [Term / phrase] Hashtags [Definition]

Output: The # symbol, called a hashtag, is used to mark keywords or topics in a Tweet. For example, if you search on #laf2012 you get tweets on the 2012 Libraries Australia Forum

Social media strategy 2013-2014 | National Library of Australia


Input: [Term / phrase] Mentions [Definition]

Output: A mention is any Twitter update that contains @username anywhere in the body of the Tweet.

Social media strategy 2013-2014 | National Library of Australia


Input: [Term / phrase] Retweet (RT) [Definition]

Output: A retweet (otherwise known as "RT") describes a tweet which is forwarded or shared by other users on Twitter. The Tweet usually begins with "RT" followed by the @username of the user who sent the initial tweet.

Social media strategy 2013-2014 | National Library of Australia


Input: [Term / phrase] Sentiment analysis [Definition]

Output: Measuring the attitude of a consumer towards a brand. In the context of social media this refers to analysis of whether user comments about the brand are positive or negative, rather than just examining the number of comments that exist.

Social media strategy 2013-2014 | National Library of Australia


Input: [Term / phrase] Social media (SM) [Definition]

Output: Social media channels are web-based and mobile (handheld) technologies which are able to turn communication into an interactive dialogue.

Social media strategy 2013-2014 | National Library of Australia


Input: [Term / phrase] Twitter 'conversation' [Definition]

Output: Within Twitter there may be a number of replies to a Tweet, which may be followed by responses or comments from the original 'tweeter' and additional replies from other users. The chain or related comments can be followed as a 'conversation'.

Social media strategy 2013-2014 | National Library of Australia


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] bindist [Description] Disable EC/RC5 algorithms in OpenSSL for patent reasons. [Default]

Output: No

The net-misc/openssh package is capable of the following USE flags:


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] hpn [Description] Enable high performance ssh [Default]

Output: Yes


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] kerberos [Description] Add kerberos support [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] ldap [Description] Add support for storing SSH public keys in LDAP [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] ldns [Description] Use LDNS for DNSSEC/SSHFP validation. [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] libedit [Description] Use the libedit library (replacement for readline) [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] pam [Description] Add support for PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) - DANGEROUS to arbitrarily flip [Default]

Output: Yes


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] pie [Description] Build programs as Position Independent Executables (a security hardening technique) [Default]

Output: Yes


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] selinux [Description] !!internal use only!! Security Enhanced Linux support, this must be set by the selinux profile or breakage will occur [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] sctp [Description] Support for Stream Control Transmission Protocol [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] skey [Description] Enable S/Key (Single use password) authentication support [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] static [Description] !!do not set this during bootstrap!! Causes binaries to be statically linked instead of dynamically [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] tcpd [Description] Add support for TCP wrappers [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] X [Description] Add support for X11 [Default]

Output: No


Input: [USE flag (what is that?)] X509 [Description] Adds support for X.509 certificate authentication [Default]

Output: No


Input: [Name] versioning [Expected values]

Output: NONE: Use existing module versions GLOBAL: One version for all modules PER_MODULE : Version per module

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] releaseVersion [Expected values]

Output: Relevant only if versioning is set to GLOBAL The new release version

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] nextVersion [Expected values]

Output: Relevant only if versioning is set to GLOBAL The next development version

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] release.: [Expected values]

Output: Relevant only if versioning is set to PER_MODULE Specifies the new release version for the module using the pattern :

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] next.: [Expected values]

Output: Relevant only if versioning is set to PER_MODULE specifies the next development version for the module using the pattern :

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] createReleaseBranch [Expected values]

Output: true: Create a release branch false: Do not create a release branch

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] releaseBranch [Expected values]

Output: The name of the release branch to create

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] createVcsTag [Expected values]

Output: true: Create a VCS tag false: Do not create a VCS tag

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] tagUrl [Expected values]

Output: The name/URL of the VCS tag to create

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] tagComment [Expected values]

Output: The VCS tag comment

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] nextDevelCommitComment [Expected values]

Output: The comment to use when committing changes for the next development version

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] repositoryKey [Expected values]

Output: Target repository to which the published release artifacts should be uploaded

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] stagingComment [Expected values]

Output: A comment that will be added to the promotion action

Jenkins Artifactory Plugin - Release Management - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_GOT17M4 [Value] 0x14 [Meaning]

Output: Used with immediate instructions for FDPIC-relative references to GOT entries

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_GOTHI [Value] 0x15 [Meaning]

Output: Used with sethi for FDPIC-relative references to GOT entries

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_GOTLO [Value] 0x16 [Meaning]

Output: Used with setlo for FDPIC-relative references to GOT entries

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_FUNCDESC [Value] 0x17 [Meaning]

Output: Used to obtain the address of an “official” function descriptor

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_FUNCDESC_GOT17M4 [Value] 0x18 [Meaning]

Output: Used with immediate instructions for FDPIC-relative references to GOT entries containing the address of an “official” function descriptor

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_FUNCDESC_GOTHI [Value] 0x19 [Meaning]

Output: Used with sethi for FDPIC-relative references to GOT entries containing the address of an “official” function descriptor

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_FUNCDESC_GOTLO [Value] 0x1a [Meaning]

Output: Used with setlo for FDPIC-relative references to GOT entries containing the address of an “official” function descriptor

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_FUNCDESC_VALUE [Value] 0x1b [Meaning]

Output: Used to fill in function entry point and GOT address in private function descriptors

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_FUNCDESC_GOTOFF17M4 [Value] 0x1c [Meaning]

Output: Used with immediate instructions for FDPIC-relative references to private function descriptors, i.e, those used by inlined PLT code

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_FUNCDESC_GOTOFFHI [Value] 0x1d [Meaning]

Output: Used with sethi for FDPIC-relative references to private function descriptors

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_FUNCDESC_GOTOFFLO [Value] 0x1e [Meaning]

Output: Used with setlo for FDPIC-relative references to private function descriptors

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_GOTOFF17M4 [Value] 0x1f [Meaning]

Output: Used with immediate instructions for FDPIC-relative references to small data

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_GOTOFFHI [Value] 0x20 [Meaning]

Output: Used with sethi for FDPIC-relative references to small data

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Name] R_BFIN_GOTOFFLO [Value] 0x21 [Meaning]

Output: Used with setlo for FDPIC-relative references to small data

toolchain:application_binary_interface [Analog Devices Open Source| Mixed-signal and Digital Signal Processing ICs]


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_FAILED [CODE] 1 [Definition]

Output: A general error occurred that is not covered by a more specific error code

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED [CODE] 2 [Definition]

Output: Access to a CIM resource was not available to the client

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_INVALID_NAMESPACE [CODE] 3 [Definition]

Output: The target namespace does not exist

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER [CODE] 4 [Definition]

Output: One or more parameter values passed to the method were invalid

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_INVALID_CLASS [CODE] 5 [Definition]

Output: The specified Class does not exist

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_NOT_FOUND [CODE] 6 [Definition]

Output: The requested object could not be found

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED [CODE] 7 [Definition]

Output: The requested operation is not supported

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_CLASS_HAS_CHILDREN [CODE] 8 [Definition]

Output: Operation cannot be carried out on this class since it has subclasses

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_CLASS_HAS_INSTANCES [CODE] 9 [Definition]

Output: Operation cannot be carried out on this class since it has instances

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_INVALID_SUPERCLASS [CODE] 10 [Definition]

Output: Operation cannot be carried out since the specified superclass does not exist

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_ALREADY_EXISTS [CODE] 11 [Definition]

Output: Operation cannot be carried out because an object already exists

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_NO_SUCH_PROPERTY [CODE] 12 [Definition]

Output: The specified Property does not exist

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_TYPE_MISMATCH [CODE] 13 [Definition]

Output: The value supplied is incompatible with the type

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_QUERY_LANGUAGE_NOT_SUPPORTED [CODE] 14 [Definition]

Output: The query language is not recognized or supported

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_INVALID_QUERY [CODE] 15 [Definition]

Output: The query is not valid for the specified query language

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_METHOD_NOT_AVAILABLE [CODE] 16 [Definition]

Output: The extrinsic Method could not be executed

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Symbolic Name] CIM_ERR_METHOD_NOT_FOUND [CODE] 17 [Definition]

Output: The specified extrinsic Method does not exist

DMTF - Specification for CIM Operations over HTTP


Input: [Description] Return the “sudo apt-get install” command [Command]

Output: apt_get_install


Input: [Description] Executes apt-get update. [Command]

Output: apt_get_update


Input: [Description] Applies the chmod command [Command]

Output: chmod


Input: [Description] Creates a new soft link [Command]

Output: createSoftLink


Input: [Description] Copy a file using -f so it doesn’t fail if the destination exists [Command]

Output: copy


Input: [Description] Creates a Django project [Command]

Output: create_django_project


Input: [Description] Generate a new Python virtual environment using virtualenv [Command]

Output: createVirtualEnv


Input: [Description] Execute a command within a virtualenv environmen [Command]

Output: executeInVirtualEnv


Input: [Description] Given a list of commands it will return a single one concatenated by ‘&&’ so they will be executed in sequence until any of them fail [Command]

Output: flatCommands


Input: [Description] Install pip using apt-get install [Command]

Output: install_pip


Input: [Description] Install Nginx in Ubuntu using the repo they provide as described in http://wiki.nginx.org/Install#Ubuntu_PPA [Command]

Output: install_nginx


Input: [Description] Install a Python package into a virtualenv [Command]

Output: installPackageInVirtualEnv


Input: [Description] Created a new directory. “-p” flag is used so the command generates the same result regardless whether the directory exists or not. [Command]

Output: mkdir


Input: [Description] Install a Python package using pip [Command]

Output: pip_install


Input: [Description] Execute a list of commands using sudo [Command]

Output: sudo


Input: [Description] Downloads a web resource using wget [Command]

Output: wget


Input: [Property] name [Accessor] Name [Description] The player name. This can be by the player or provided by any 3rd party [Type]

Output: String

Mono for Android Game Analytics | Playtomic analytics and services for Android games


Input: [Property] points [Accessor] Points [Description] The player's score [Type]

Output: int

Mono for Android Game Analytics | Playtomic analytics and services for Android games


Input: [Property] rank [Accessor] Rank [Description] The player's rank based on the listing criteria you use. [Type]

Output: int

Mono for Android Game Analytics | Playtomic analytics and services for Android games


Input: [Property] date [Accessor] Date [Description] The date of the score, determined automatically by Playtomic [Type]

Output: DateTime

Mono for Android Game Analytics | Playtomic analytics and services for Android games


Input: [Property] relativeDate [Accessor] RelativeDate [Description] The relative date of the score eg "7 minutes ago", determined automatically by Playtomic [Type]

Output: String

Mono for Android Game Analytics | Playtomic analytics and services for Android games


Input: [Property] customData [Accessor] CustomData [Description] Any additional data you want to (or have) attached to a score, like the level the player reached or what character they used [Type]

Output: Dictionary

Mono for Android Game Analytics | Playtomic analytics and services for Android games


Input: [Accessor] GetCustomValue [Description] Retrieves a custom property. [Type]

Output: String

Mono for Android Game Analytics | Playtomic analytics and services for Android games


Input: [Accessor] AddCustomValue [Description] Adds a custom property. [Type]

Output: String

Mono for Android Game Analytics | Playtomic analytics and services for Android games


Input: [Attribute] type [Range of Values] password, enum, boolean, number, date, string [Default Value] string [Description] The type of property. [Required / Optional]

Output: Required

Zimlet Developers Guide:Zimlet Definition File Reference - Zimbra :: Tech Center


Input: [Attribute] name [Range of Values] A valid name [Default Value] N/A [Description] The variable name of the user property. [Required / Optional]

Output: Required

Zimlet Developers Guide:Zimlet Definition File Reference - Zimbra :: Tech Center


Input: [Attribute] label [Range of Values] A valid label [Default Value] The value of the name attribute. [Description] The "pretty name" of the user property to be displayed in the Property Editor. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional

Zimlet Developers Guide:Zimlet Definition File Reference - Zimbra :: Tech Center


Input: [Attribute] visible [Range of Values] true, false [Default Value] true [Description] If the property should be displayed in the Property editor. This attribute is used only if the default Property Editor is being used. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional

Zimlet Developers Guide:Zimlet Definition File Reference - Zimbra :: Tech Center


Input: [Attribute] value [Range of Values] A default value [Default Value] N/A [Description] The pre-populated "default" value of the property to be displayed in the Property Editor property field. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional

Zimlet Developers Guide:Zimlet Definition File Reference - Zimbra :: Tech Center


Input: [Attribute] readonly [Range of Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] The property should be read only. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional

Zimlet Developers Guide:Zimlet Definition File Reference - Zimbra :: Tech Center


Input: [Attribute] required [Range of Values] true, false [Default Value] false [Description] The property should be required. [Required / Optional]

Output: Optional

Zimlet Developers Guide:Zimlet Definition File Reference - Zimbra :: Tech Center


Input: [Pardot default field] Company [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Company


Input: [Pardot default field] Website [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Website


Input: [Pardot default field] Job Title [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Job Title


Input: [Pardot default field] Department [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Department


Input: [Pardot default field] Country [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Country


Input: [Pardot default field] Address One [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Address


Input: [Pardot default field] Address Two [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Address2


Input: [Pardot default field] City [ReadyTalk field]

Output: City


Input: [Pardot default field] State [ReadyTalk field]

Output: State


Input: [Pardot default field] Zip [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Zip


Input: [Pardot default field] Phone [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Phone


Input: [Pardot default field] Fax [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Fax Number


Input: [Pardot default field] Annual Revenue [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Annual Revenue


Input: [Pardot default field] Number of Employees [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Number of Employees


Input: [Pardot default field] Industry [ReadyTalk field]

Output: Industry


Input: [SocketOptionName] Broadcast [Description]

Output: A Boolean where true indicates broadcast messages are allowed to be sent to the socket.


Input: [SocketOptionName] Debug [Description]

Output: A Boolean where true indicates to record debugging information.


Input: [SocketOptionName] DontLinger [Description]

Output: A Boolean where true indicates to close the socket without lingering. This option does not require permission to access unmanaged code.


Input: [SocketOptionName] DontRoute [Description]

Output: A Boolean where true indicates not to route data.


Input: [SocketOptionName] Error [Description]

Output: A Int32 that contains the error code associated with the last socket error. The error code is cleared by this option. This option is read-only.


Input: [SocketOptionName] KeepAlive [Description]

Output: A Boolean where true (the default) indicates to enable keep-alives, which allows a connection to remain open after a request has completed. This option does not require permission to access unmanaged code.


Input: [SocketOptionName] OutOfBandInline [Description]

Output: A Boolean where true indicates to receive out-of-band data in the normal data stream.


Input: [SocketOptionName] ReceiveBuffer [Description]

Output: A Int32 that specifies the total per-socket buffer space reserved for receives. This option does not require permission to access unmanaged code.


Input: [SocketOptionName] ReceiveTimeout [Description]

Output: A Int32 that specifies the maximum time, in milliseconds, the System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Receive(System.Byte[],System.Int32,System.Net.Sockets.SocketFlags) and System.Net.Sockets.Socket.ReceiveFrom(System.Byte[],System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Net.Sockets.SocketFlags,System.Net.EndPoint@) methods will block when attempting to receive data. If data is not received within this time, a SocketException exception is thrown. This option does not require permission to access unmanaged code.


Input: [SocketOptionName] ReuseAddress [Description]

Output: A Boolean where true allows the socket to be bound to an address that is already in use.


Input: [SocketOptionName] SendBuffer [Description]

Output: A Int32 that specifies the total per-socket buffer space reserved for sends. This option does not require permission to access unmanaged code.


Input: [SocketOptionName] SendTimeout [Description]

Output: A Int32 that specifies the maximum time, in milliseconds, the System.Net.Sockets.Socket.Send(System.Byte[],System.Int32,System.Net.Sockets.SocketFlags) and System.Net.Sockets.Socket.SendTo(System.Byte[],System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Net.Sockets.SocketFlags,System.Net.EndPoint) methods will block when attempting to send data. If data is not sent within this time, a SocketException exception is thrown. This option does not require permission to access unmanaged code.


Input: [SocketOptionName] Type [Description]

Output: One of the values defined in the SocketType enumeration. This option is read-only.


Input: [Type] Element [End Of Line (EOL) Added]

Output: no


Input: [Type] Text (or Whitespace) [End Of Line (EOL) Added]

Output: no


Input: [Type] CDATA Section [End Of Line (EOL) Added]

Output: no


Input: [Type] Comment [End Of Line (EOL) Added]

Output: yes


Input: [Type] Processing Instruction [End Of Line (EOL) Added]

Output: yes


Input: [Type] Document Type [End Of Line (EOL) Added]

Output: yes


Input: [Field Name] Language [Description of Field] The Language field allows you to record information about any language or languages associated with an object. [Type of Field] Pick list [Internal Field Name]

Output: language


Input: [Field Name] Latest Valuation [Description of Field] This field can be used in two ways. Option 1: enter the latest valuation amount directly in this field. This is useful if you don't know other information such as valuation date, valuation method etc. Option 2: this field is automatically updated when you enter valuation details in the Valuation History section and answer 'Yes' when the system asks you if you want to update the latest valuation. [Type of Field] Number field [Internal Field Name]

Output: latest_valuation


Input: [Field Name] Latest Appraisal Valuation [Description of Field] This field can be used in two ways. Option 1: enter the latest appraisal valuation directly in this field. This is useful if you don't know other information such as valuer, valuation date etc. Option 2: this field is automatically updated when you enter an appraisal valuation in the Valation History section and answer 'Yes' when the system asks you if you want to update the latest appraisal valuation. [Type of Field] Number field [Internal Field Name]

Output: latest_appraisal_valuation


Input: [Field Name] Latest Conservation Valuation [Description of Field] This field can be used in two ways. Option 1: enter the latest conservation valuation directly in this field. This is useful if you don't know other information such as valuer, valuation date etc. Option 2: this field is automatically updated when you enter an conservation valuation in the Valation History section and answer 'Yes' when the system asks you if you want to update the latest conservation valuation. [Type of Field] Number field [Internal Field Name]

Output: latest_conservation_valuation


Input: [Field Name] Latest Insurance Valuation [Description of Field] This field can be used in two ways. Option 1: enter the latest insurance valuation directly in this field. This is useful if you don't know other information such as valuer, valuation date etc. Option 2: this field is automatically updated when you enter an insurance valuation in the Valation History section and answer 'Yes' when the system asks you if you want to update the latest insurance valuation. [Type of Field] Number field [Internal Field Name]

Output: latest_insurance_valuation


Input: [Field Name] Latest Outgoing Loan Valuation [Description of Field] This field can be used in two ways. Option 1: enter the latest outgoing loan valuation directly in this field. This is useful if you don't know other information such as valuer, valuation date etc. Option 2: this field is automatically updated when you enter an outgoing loan valuation in the Valation History section and answer 'Yes' when the system asks you if you want to update the latest outgoing loan valuation. [Type of Field] Number field [Internal Field Name]

Output: latest_outgoing_loan_valuation


Input: [Field Name] Legal or Ownership Status [Description of Field] Use this field to record the legal or ownership status of your object. [Type of Field] Pick list [Internal Field Name]

Output: legal_status


Input: [Field Name] Loan In Details [Description of Field] Loan In Details is used to enter information for an incoming object(s) loan. [Type of Field] Text field [Internal Field Name]

Output: loan_in


Input: [Field Name] Loan Out Details [Description of Field] Loan Out Details is used to enter information for an outgoing object(s) loan. [Type of Field] Text field [Internal Field Name]

Output: loan_out


Input: [Field Name] Current Location [Description of Field] Current Location is where you enter the current location of the object. This is usually a storage or display location within the museum. This field is not shown on the public pages. Use other fields such as Place Made to describe places associated with the object. [Type of Field] Pick list [Internal Field Name]

Output: location


Input: [Field Name] General Location Notes [Description of Field] General Location Notes is where you record any details that relate to the location of the object. [Type of Field] Text field [Internal Field Name]

Output: location_notes


Input: [Definition] Package developed or delivered by the MinGW project. [Word]

Output: Group

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Input: [Definition] Same as Group. [Word]

Output: Milestone

MinGW - Minimalist GNU for Windows / Issues


Input: [Definition] The current status of a ticket. [Word]

Output: Status

MinGW - Minimalist GNU for Windows / Issues


Input: [Definition] The ticket is assigned to this SF user or null. [Word]

Output: Owner

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Input: [Definition] The ticket was created by this SF user. [Word]

Output: Creator

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Input: [Definition] The ticket was created on this date (Y-M-D). [Word]

Output: Created

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Input: [Definition] The ticket was last updated on this date (Y-M-D). [Word]

Output: Updated

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Input: [Definition] Labels manually assigned to the ticket to aid in searching similar tickets. [Word]

Output: Labels

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Input: [Definition] Used in combination with Status to further clarify the status of the ticket. [Word]

Output: Resolution

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Input: [Definition] Used to help further clarifying the ticket. [Word]

Output: Category

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Input: [Values] printer search term [Default] none [Meaning] List only printers matching the search term (or drivers for the best match). The search term can be a Foomatic ID, "|", " ", or any part of that. Also an IEEE-1284 device ID can be supplied, for example to find drivers for an auto-detected printer. Note that certain characters are not allowed in URLs and need to be escaped. See below. [Name]

Output: printer

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] manufacturer name [Default] none [Meaning] List only printers from this manufacturer [Name]

Output: make

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] model name/search term [Default] none [Meaning] List only printers matching the search term (or drivers for the best match) [Name]

Output: model

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] driver name [Default] none [Meaning] List only this driver [Name]

Output: driver

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list only drivers for which there are downloadable driver packages or PPDs [Name]

Output: onlydownload

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list only drivers for which a downloadable PPD file is available [Name]

Output: onlyppdfiles

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list only drivers for which a downloadable driver package is available [Name]

Output: onlydriverpackages

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list also source driver packages (source RPMs) [Name]

Output: sourcedriverpackages

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, no binary driver packages get listed [Name]

Output: nobinarydriverpackages

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list only the newest version of each driver package [Name]

Output: onlynewestdriverpackages

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list only signed driver packages for which the signature key fingerprint is available [Name]

Output: onlysigneddriverpackages

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] arch name [Default] bin [Meaning] List only driver packages of selected architectures: all, bin (all binary packages), src (source packages), i386, i486, i586, i686, x86_32, ia32, amd64, x86_64, ia64, ppc, s390, s390x, noarch (architecture-independent packages), any (architecture-independent packages) [Name]

Output: architectures

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] locale code [Default] none [Meaning] List only driver packages for selected languages/countries. If there are versions of the driver packages for different regions only the ones suitable for the given language and/or country will be listed. Without this options all packages are shown. The locale code is a two-letter language code with optional two-letter country code, or only a country code in two upper-case letters (de, fr, pt_BR, JP, ...) [Name]

Output: locale

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] scopes [Default] none [Meaning] The answer of a query can contain more than one file for a driver. Then the printer setup tool has to respect this and to install all listed packages if no special instructions are supplied. If there is more then one package for a driver, these are often devided by scopes like "general", "gui", "printer", "scanner", "fax", ... The "notscopes" filter allows to suppress unwished scopes, for example "gui" for head-less servers. The unwished scopes are supplied as a comma-separated list. [Name]

Output: notscopes

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] scopes [Default] none [Meaning] This filter allows to list only the driver packages matching the scopes supplied as a comma-separated list. This is for example useful if one has suppressed some packages with the "notscopes" filter earlier and now these missing parts should get installed. [Name]

Output: onlyscopes

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, do not list drivers which are marked as obsolete [Name]

Output: noobsoletes

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list only drivers which are free software [Name]

Output: onlyfree

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list only drivers which are not free software [Name]

Output: onlynonfree

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list only drivers which are supplied by the printer manufacturer [Name]

Output: onlymanufacturer

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, list everything except the driver's license text (affects only driver queries with "moreinfo=1" option and with a license text in the database entry) [Name]

Output: nolicensetext

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, show only the license text (no output if there is no license text) [Name]

Output: onlylicensetext

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, show only the original (English) license text, independent of the chosen UI language, as this is usually the legally valid one (no output if there is no license text) [Name]

Output: origlicensetext

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] 0, 1 [Default] 0 [Meaning] If 1, show only the link to the original (English) license text (no output if there is no such link in the case of the original license text being embedded in the driver XML file or no license text being available at all) [Name]

Output: origlicenselink

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] package system [Default] all [Meaning] List only package files for the given package system: all, rpm (RPM), deb (Debian). [Name]

Output: packagesystem

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Values] LSB version [Default] all [Meaning] List only package files for the given LSB version: all, 3.1, 3.2, 4.0, .... More than one version can be given via a comma- and/or space-separated list. [Name]

Output: lsbversion

OpenPrinting Web Query API | The Linux Foundation


Input: [Name] .aero [Entity] air-transport industry [Notes] Must verify eligibility for registration; only those in various categories of air-travel-related entities may register. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .asia [Entity] Asia-Pacific region [Notes] This is a TLD for companies, organizations, and individuals based in the region of Asia, Australia, and the Pacific. [IDN] Yes [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .biz [Entity] business [Notes] This is an open TLD; any person or entity is permitted to register; however, registrations may be challenged later if they are not held by commercial entities in accordance with the domain's charter. This TLD was created to provide relief for the wildly-popular .com TLD. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .cat [Entity] Catalan [Notes] This is a TLD for Web sites in the Catalan language or related to Catalan culture. [IDN] Yes [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .com [Entity] commercial [Notes] This is an open TLD; any person or entity is permitted to register. Though originally intended for for-profit business entities, for a number of reasons it became the "main" TLD for domain names and is currently used by all types of entities including nonprofits, schools and private individuals. Domain name registrations may be challenged if the holder cannot prove an outside relation justifying reservation of the name, to prevent "squatting". [IDN] Yes [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .coop [Entity] cooperatives [Notes] The .coop TLD is limited to cooperatives as defined by the Rochdale Principles. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .edu [Entity] educational [Notes] The .edu TLD is limited to specific educational institutions such as, but not limited to, primary schools, middle schools, secondary schools, colleges, and universities. In the US, its usability was limited in 2001 to post-secondary institutions accredited by an agency on the list of nationally recognized accrediting agencies maintained by the United States Department of Education. This domain is therefore almost exclusively used by U.S. colleges and universities. Some institutions that do not meet the current registration criteria have grandfathered domain names. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .gov [Entity] governmental [Notes] The .gov TLD is limited to U.S. governmental entities and agencies. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .info [Entity] information [Notes] This is an open TLD; any person or entity is permitted to register. [IDN] Yes [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .int [Entity] international organizations [Notes] The .int TLD is strictly limited to organizations, offices, and programs which are endorsed by a treaty between two or more nations. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .jobs [Entity] companies [Notes] The .jobs TLD is designed to be added after the names of established companies with jobs to advertise. At this time, owners of a "company.jobs" domain are not permitted to post jobs of third party employers. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .mil [Entity] U.S. military [Notes] The .mil TLD is limited to use by the U.S. military. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .mobi [Entity] mobile devices [Notes] Must be used for mobile-compatible sites in accordance with standards. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .museum [Entity] museums [Notes] Must be verified as a legitimate museum. [IDN] Yes [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .name [Entity] individuals, by name [Notes] This is an open TLD; any person or entity is permitted to register; however, registrations may be challenged later if they are not by individuals (or the owners of fictional characters) in accordance with the domain's charter. [IDN] Yes [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .net [Entity] network [Notes] This is an open TLD; any person or entity is permitted to register. Originally intended for use by domains pointing to a distributed network of computers, or "umbrella" sites that act as the portal to a set of smaller websites. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .org [Entity] organization [Notes] This is an open TLD; any person or entity is permitted to register. Originally intended for use by non-profit organizations, and still primarily used by same. [IDN] Yes [DNSSEC]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] .pro [Entity] professions [Notes] Currently, .pro is reserved for licensed or certified lawyers, accountants, physicians and engineers in France, Canada, NL, UK and the U.S. A professional seeking to register a .pro domain must provide their registrar with the appropriate credentials. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .tel [Entity] Internet communication services [Notes] A contact directory housing all types of contact information directly in the Domain Name System. [IDN] Yes[2] [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .travel [Entity] travel and tourism industry related sites [Notes] Must be verified as a legitimate travel-related entity. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] .xxx [Entity] adult entertainment [Notes] For sites providing sexually-explicit content. [IDN] No [DNSSEC]

Output: No

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Input: [Key combo] ctrl-home [Action]

Output: Go to first cell (top left)

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Input: [Key combo] ctrl-end [Action]

Output: Go to last cell (bottom right)

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Input: [Key combo] ctrl-left [Action]

Output: Go to first value in row

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Input: [Key combo] ctrl-right [Action]

Output: Go to last value in row

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Input: [Key combo] ctrl-up [Action]

Output: Go to first value in column

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Input: [Key combo] ctrl-down [Action]

Output: Go to last value in column

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Input: [Key combo] F2 [Action]

Output: Edit a cell without having to click on it

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Input: [Description] Tells us where to get the data. Typically this is a server-side function with a connection to a database which returns the appropriate information to be filled into the Body layer in the grid [Property]

Output: url


Input: [Description] This tells jqGrid the type of information being returned so it can construct the grid. In this case, we tell the grid that we expect XML data to be returned from the server, but other formats are possible. For a list of all available datatypes refer to API Methods [Property]

Output: datatype


Input: [Description] Tells us how to make the Ajax call: either 'GET' or 'POST'. In this case, we will use the GET method to retrieve data from the server [Property]

Output: mtype


Input: [Description] An array in which we place the names of the columns. This is the text that appears in the head of the grid (Header layer). The names are separated with commas [Property]

Output: colNames


Input: [Description] An array that describes the model of the columns. This is the most important part of the grid. Here I explain only the options used above. For the complete list of options see colModel API name: The name of the column. This name does not have to be the name from the database table, but later we will see how we can use this when we have different data formats. index: The name passed to the server on which to sort the data (note that we could pass column numbers instead). Typically this is the name (or names) from the database – this is server-side sorting, so what you pass depends on what your server expects to receive. width: The width of the column, in pixels. align: The alignment of the column. sortable: Specifies if the data in the grid can be sorted on this column; if false, clicking on the header has no effect. [Property]

Output: colModel


Input: [Description] Defines that we want to use a pager bar to navigate through the records. This must be a valid HTML element; in our example we gave the div the id of “pager”, but any name is acceptable. Note that the Navigation layer (the “pager” div) can be positioned anywhere you want, determined by your HTML; in our example we specified that the pager will appear after the Body layer. [Property]

Output: pager


Input: [Description] Sets how many records we want to view in the grid. This parameter is passed to the URL for use by the server routine retrieving the data [Property]

Output: rowNum


Input: [Description] An array to construct a select box element in the pager in which we can change the number of the visible rows. When changed during the execution, this parameter replaces the rowNum parameter that is passed to the url [Property]

Output: rowList


Input: [Description] Sets the initial sorting column. Can be a name or number. This parameter is added to the URL for use by the server routine [Property]

Output: sortname


Input: [Description] Defines whether we want to display the number of total records from the query in the pager bar [Property]

Output: viewrecords


Input: [Description] Sets the caption for the grid. If this parameter is not set the Caption layer will be not visible [Property]

Output: caption


Input: [Data Structure] Array [Disadvantages] Slow search Slow deletes Fixed size [Advantages]

Output: Quick inserts Fast access if index known<

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Ordered Array [Disadvantages] Slow inserts Slow deletes Fixed size [Advantages]

Output: Faster search than unsorted array

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Stack [Disadvantages] Slow access to other items [Advantages]

Output: Last-in, first-out acces

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Queue [Disadvantages] Slow access to other items [Advantages]

Output: First-in, first-out access

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Linked List [Disadvantages] Slow search [Advantages]

Output: Quick inserts Quick deletes

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Binary Tree [Disadvantages] Deletion algorithm is complex [Advantages]

Output: Quick search Quick inserts Quick deletes (If the tree remains balanced)

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Red-Black Tree [Disadvantages] Complex to implement [Advantages]

Output: Quick search Quick inserts Quick deletes (Tree always remains balanced)

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] 2-3-4 Tree [Disadvantages] Complex to implement [Advantages]

Output: Quick search Quick inserts Quick deletes (Tree always remains balanced) (Similar trees good for disk storage)

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Hash Table [Disadvantages] Slow deletes Access slow if key is not known Inefficient memory usage [Advantages]

Output: Very fast access if key is known Quick inserts

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Heap [Disadvantages] Slow access to other items [Advantages]

Output: Quick inserts Quick deletes Access to largest item

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Data Structure] Graph [Disadvantages] Some algorithms are slow and very complex [Advantages]

Output: Best models real-world situations

Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms


Input: [Keyword] περισσοτερα [Occur] 26 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] προϊοντα [Occur] 26 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] yes [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] φυτα [Occur] 12 [Description] yes [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] κηπου [Occur] 9 [Description] yes [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] ειδη [Occur] 8 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] περισσότερα [Occur] 8 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] γεωπονικο [Occur] 6 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] παρκο [Occur] 6 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] προσφορό [Occur] 6 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] 27410 [Occur] 6 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] ευρώ [Occur] 5 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] προϊόντα [Occur] 4 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] σποροι [Occur] 4 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] border [Occur] 4 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] γκαζον [Occur] 4 [Description] yes [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] περιο [Occur] 3 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] radius [Occur] 3 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] είναι [Occur] 3 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] τιμη [Occur] 3 [Description] no [H1] no [H2] no [H3] no [Title]

Output: no

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Input: [Name] View Merged Data [Description]

Output: Toggles the code of the merging process

Microsoft Access: Lesson 22 - Database Maintenance, Import, and Export


Input: [Name] First Record [Description]

Output: Displays the very first record on the list

Microsoft Access: Lesson 22 - Database Maintenance, Import, and Export


Input: [Name] Previous Record [Description]

Output: Displays the previous record on the list

Microsoft Access: Lesson 22 - Database Maintenance, Import, and Export


Input: [Name] Go To Record [Description]

Output: To jump to a particular record, click in the Go To Record text box, type a number and press Enter. The corresponding record will be displayed

Microsoft Access: Lesson 22 - Database Maintenance, Import, and Export


Input: [Name] Next Record [Description]

Output: Displays the next record on the list

Microsoft Access: Lesson 22 - Database Maintenance, Import, and Export


Input: [Name] Last Record [Description]

Output: Displays the very last record on the list

Microsoft Access: Lesson 22 - Database Maintenance, Import, and Export


Input: [Field] *ltf_mutex_alloc [Description]

Output: Function pointer for allocating a mutex. This function is called by the client when needed if the function pointer is not NULL.

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Input: [Field] *ltf_mutex_free [Description]

Output: Function pointer for freeing a mutex. This function is called by the client when needed if the function pointer is not NULL.

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Input: [Field] *ltf_mutex_lock [Description]

Output: Function pointer for locking critical sections of code. This function is called by the client when needed if the function pointer is not NULL.

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Input: [Field] *ltf_mutex_unlock [Description]

Output: Function pointer for unlocking critical sections of code. This function is called by the client when needed if the function pointer is not NULL.

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Input: [Field] *ltf_get_errno [Description]

Output: Function pointer for getting the value of the errno variable. This function is called by the client when needed if the function pointer is not NULL. In a threaded environment, errno is typically redefined so that it has a value for each thread, rather than a global value for the entire process. This redefinition is done at compile time. Because the libldap library does not know what method your code and threading environment will use to get the value of errno for each thread, it calls this function to return the value of errno.

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Input: [Field] *ltf_set_errno [Description]

Output: Function pointer for setting the value of the errno variable. This function is called by the client when needed if the function pointer is not NULL. In a threaded environment, errno is typically redefined so that it has a value for each thread, rather than a global value for the entire process. This redefinition is done at compile time. Because the libldap library does not know what method your code and threading environment will use to get the value of errno for each thread, it calls this function to set the value of errno.

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Input: [Field] *ltf_get_lderrno [Description]

Output: Function pointer for getting error values from calls to functions in the libldap library. This function is called by the client when needed if the function pointer is not NULL. If this function pointer is not set, the libldap library records these errors in fields in the LDAP structure.

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Input: [Field] *ltf_set_lderrno [Description]

Output: Function pointer for setting error values from calls to functions in the libldap library. This function is called by the client when needed if the function pointer is not NULL. If this function pointer is not set, the libldap library records these errors in fields in the LDAP structure.

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Input: [Field] *ltf_lderrno_arg [Description]

Output: Additional parameter passed to the functions for getting and setting error values from calls to functions in the libldap library. *ltf_get_lderrno and *ltf_set_lderrno identify these functions.

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Input: [Property] DATEFMT [Description]

Output: Specifies a format for printing dates.

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Input: [Property] DELTAYMD [Description]

Output: Changes the default printing date for the object.

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Input: [Property] OPTIONS [Description]

Output: Lists the object-specific options.

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Input: [Property] OVERFLOW [Description]

Output: Specifies an overflow buffer for use by the object.

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Input: [Property] RANGE [Description]

Output: Specifies a time range for the object.

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Input: [Property] STYLE [Description]

Output: Lists the fonts used by the object.

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Input: [Property] TIMEFMT [Description]

Output: Specifies a format for printing times.

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Input: [Property] VALUE [Description]

Output: Specifies a value for a text or bitmap object.

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Input: [Option name] date_century_boundary [Option type] integer [Example] 50 [Description]

Output: The threshold by which a 2-digit year is determined to be in the current century or in the next century. Equivalent to II_DATE_CENTURY_BOUNDARY.


Input: [Option name] group [Option type] string [Example] payroll [Description]

Output: Specifies the group ID of the user, equivalent to the "-G" flag


Input: [Option name] role [Option type] string [Description]

Output: The role ID of the application. If a role password is required, the parameter value should be specified as "role/password"


Input: [Option name] effective_user [Option type] string [Example] another_user [Description]

Output: The ingres user account being impersonated, equivalent to the "-u" flag


Input: [Option name] dbms_password [Option type] string [Example] s3cr3t [Description]

Output: The internal database password for the user connecting to Ingres


Input: [Option name] table_structure [Option type] string [Example] INGRES_STRUCTURE_BTREE [Description]

Output: The default structure for new tables. Valid values for table_structure are: INGRES_STRUCTURE_BTREE INGRES_STRUCTURE_HASH INGRES_STRUCTURE_HEAP INGRES_STRUCTURE_ISAM INGRES_STRUCTURE_CBTREE INGRES_STRUCTURE_CISAM INGRES_STRUCTURE_CHASH INGRES_STRUCTURE_CHEAP


Input: [Option name] index_structure [Option type] string [Example] INGRES_STRUCTURE_HASH [Description]

Output: The default structure for new secondary indexes. Valid values for index_structure are: INGRES_STRUCTURE_CBTREE INGRES_STRUCTURE_CISAM INGRES_STRUCTURE_CHASH INGRES_STRUCTURE_BTREE INGRES_STRUCTURE_HASH INGRES_STRUCTURE_ISAM


Input: [Option name] login_local [Option type] boolean [Example] TRUE [Description]

Output: Determines how the connection user ID and password are used when a VNODE is included in the target database string. If set to TRUE, the user ID and password are used to locally access the VNODE, and the VNODE login information is used to establish the DBMS connection. If set to FALSE, the process user ID is used to access the VNODE, and the connection user ID and password are used in place of the VNODE login information to establish the DBMS connection. This parameter is ignored if no VNODE is included in the target database string. The default is FALSE.


Input: [Option name] timezone [Option type] string [Description]

Output: Controls the timezone of the session. If not set it will default to the value defined by II_TIMEZONE_NAME. If II_TIMEZONE_NAME is not defined, NA-PACIFIC (GMT-8 with Daylight Savings) is used.


Input: [Option name] date_format [Option type] integer [Example] INGRES_DATE_MULTINATIONAL4 [Description]

Output: Sets the allowable input and output format for Ingres dates. Defaults to the value defined by II_DATE_FORMAT. If II_DATE_FORMAT is not set the default date format is US, e.g. mm/dd/yy. Valid values for date_format are: INGRES_DATE_DMY INGRES_DATE_FINISH INGRES_DATE_GERMAN INGRES_DATE_ISO INGRES_DATE_ISO4 INGRES_DATE_MDY INGRES_DATE_MULTINATIONAL INGRES_DATE_MULTINATIONAL4 INGRES_DATE_YMD INGRES_DATE_US


Input: [Option name] decimal_separator [Option type] string [Example] "," [Description]

Output: The character identifier for decimal data


Input: [Option name] money_lort [Option type] integer [Example] INGRES_MONEY_TRAILING [Description]

Output: Leading or trailing currency sign. Valid values for money_lort are: INGRES_MONEY_LEADING INGRES_MONEY_TRAILING


Input: [Option name] money_sign [Option type] string [Example] € [Description]

Output: The currency symbol to be used with the MONEY datatype


Input: [Option name] money_precision [Option type] integer [Example] 3 [Description]

Output: The precision of the MONEY datatype


Input: [Option name] float4_precision [Option type] integer [Example] 10 [Description]

Output: Precision of the FLOAT4 datatype


Input: [Option name] float8_precision [Option type] integer [Example] 10 [Description]

Output: Precision of the FLOAT8 data


Input: [Option name] blob_segment_length [Option type] integer [Example] 8192 [Description]

Output: The amount of data in bytes to fetch at a time when retrieving BLOB or CLOB data, defaults to 4096 bytes when not explicitly set


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Calculates the logical conjunction of two matchers. [Covered Here?] Yes [Class]

Output: AllOf


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Calculates the logical disjunction of two matchers. [Covered Here?] Yes [Class]

Output: AnyOf


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Provides a custom description to another matcher. [Covered Here?] Yes [Class]

Output: DescribedAs


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Decorates another Matcher, retaining the behavior but allowing tests to be slightly more expressive. [Covered Here?] Again [Class]

Output: Is


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] A matcher that always returns true. [Covered Here?] No [Class]

Output: IsAnything


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Is the value equal to another value, as tested by the Object.equals(java.lang.Object) invokedMethod? [Covered Here?] Yes [Class]

Output: IsEqual


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Tests whether the value is an instance of a class. [Covered Here?] Yes [Class]

Output: IsInstanceOf


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Calculates the logical negation of a matcher. [Covered Here?] Yes [Class]

Output: IsNot


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Is the value null? [Covered Here?] Yes [Class]

Output: IsNull


Input: [Javadoc Class Description] Is the value the same object as another value? [Covered Here?] Yes [Class]

Output: IsSame


Input: [Element] memory_order_relaxed [Meaning]

Output: the operation does not order memory

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Input: [Element] memory_order_release [Meaning]

Output: the operation performs a release operation on the affected memory location, thus making regular memory writes visible to other threads through the atomic variable to which it is applied

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Input: [Element] memory_order_acquire [Meaning]

Output: the operation performs an acquire operation on the affected memory location, thus making regular memory writes in other threads released through the atomic variable to which it is applied visible to the current thread

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Input: [Element] memory_order_consume [Meaning]

Output: the operation performs a consume operation on the affected memory location, thus making regular memory writes in other threads released through the atomic variable to which it is applied visible to the regular memory reads that are dependencies of this consume operation.

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Input: [Element] memory_order_acq_rel [Meaning]

Output: the operation has both acquire and release semantics

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Input: [Element] memory_order_seq_cst [Meaning]

Output: the operation has both acquire and release semantics, and, in addition, has sequentially-consistent operation ordering

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Input: Display the required information like definitions, CUI about the input term.

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::DisplayInfo

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Input: Form a graph by accepting parents and siblings from UMLS.

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::FormGraph

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Input: Get an allowable shortest path between the supplied terms.

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::GetAllowablePaths

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Input: Get all the preferred terms and CUIs of the input term.

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::GetCUIs

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Input: Fetches all the neighbor concepts for the input concept.

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::GetNeighbors

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Input: Get username and password from the user.

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::GetUserData

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Input: Query UMLS web services with the query arguments like query term and method name.

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::Query

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Input: access the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) via Webservices [3] 0.23

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::Similarity

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Input: Get the query term/CUI from calling program and validate the term/CUI.

Output: WebService::UMLSKS::ValidateTerm

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Input: [Field] api_key [Required] Required [Default] None [Description] The developers requested API key. [Options]

Output: Any valid developer API key


Input: [Field] industry_id [Required] Required [Default] None [Description] The id of the industry that you want to return companies by. [Options]

Output: Any valid industry id


Input: [Field] max_results [Required] Optional [Default] 25 [Description] The maximum number of companies to be returned. Useful for pagination. [Options]

Output: Any non-negative integer


Input: [Field] order [Required] Optional [Default] ASC [Description] The way the companies will be sorted when returned. This is also dependent on the order_field parameter. [Options]

Output: ASC, DESC


Input: [Field] order_field [Required] Optional [Default] name [Description] The company field that the results will be ordered by when returned. [Options]

Output: federal_tax - Federal tax in millions the company has paid. federal_tax_rate - Federal tax rate percentage the company has paid. hq_city - The city the company's headquarters are located. hq_state - The state the company's headquarters are located. name - The name of the company. profit - Profits in millions the company has received.


Input: [Field] start_index [Required] Optional [Default] 0 [Description] The index to begin results at. Used in conjunction with max_results to provide pagination. [Options]

Output: Any non-negative integer


Input: [Lisp type] (signed-byte 32) [.NET type]

Output: System.Int32


Input: [Lisp type] (signed-byte 64) [Remark] Only integers which aren't (SIGNED-BYTE 32). [.NET type]

Output: System.Int64


Input: [Lisp type] character [.NET type]

Output: System.Char


Input: [Lisp type] string [.NET type]

Output: System.String


Input: [Lisp type] pathname [Remark] The namestring of the pathname is used. [.NET type]

Output: System.String


Input: [Lisp type] double-float [Remark] See *COERCE-DOUBLE-FLOATS-TO-SINGLE*. [.NET type]

Output: System.Double


Input: [Lisp type] float [Remark] Only floating point numbers which aren't DOUBLE-FLOAT. [.NET type]

Output: System.Single


Input: [Lisp type] boolean [.NET type]

Output: System.Boolean


Input: [Name] companyhome [Class] CompanyHomeNodeLocator [Parameters] None [Usage]

Output: Returns the Company Home node


Input: [Name] userhome [Class] UserHomeNodeLocator [Parameters] None [Usage]

Output: Returns the current users home folder node


Input: [Name] siteshome [Class] SitesHomeNodeLocator [Parameters] None [Usage]

Output: Returns the Sites root node


Input: [Name] doclib [Class] DocLibNodeLocator [Parameters] None [Usage]

Output: Returns the documentLibrary node for the site the source node belongs to


Input: [Name] self [Class] SelfNodeLocator [Parameters] None [Usage]

Output: Returns the source node


Input: [Name] xpath [Class] XPathNodeLocator [Parameters] query, store_type and store_id [Usage]

Output: Returns the node pointed to by the given XPath query. The XPath should be relative to the root of a store. If a source node is provided the Store is taken from the node, otherwise the store_type and store_id must be provided.


Input: [Name] ancestor [Class] AncestorNodeLocator [Parameters] type and aspect [Usage]

Output: Returns an ancestor node of the source node. If no parameters are provided the immediate parent is returned. If a type parameter is present the first ancestor node of that type is returned. If an aspect parameter is present the first ancestor node with that aspect applied is returned. The type and aspect parameters can be combined thus finding an ancestor node of a certain type and with a specific aspect applied.


Input: [Methods] void setInt(int index, int val) [Description]

Output: Sets the Java int type value for the parameter corresponding to the index passed as parameter

Querying Data using the PreparedStatement Object ~ Code 2 Learn


Input: [Methods] void setString(int index, String val) [Description]

Output: Sets the Java String type value for the parameter corresponding to the index passed as parameter

Querying Data using the PreparedStatement Object ~ Code 2 Learn


Input: [Methods] void setDouble(int index, Double val) [Description]

Output: Sets the Java Double type value for the parameter corresponding to the index passed as parameter

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Input: [Methods] void setLong(int index, long val) [Description]

Output: Sets the Java long type value for the parameter corresponding to the index passed as parameter

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Input: [Methods] void setFloat(int index, float val) [Description]

Output: Sets the Java Float type value for the parameter corresponding to the index passed as parameter

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Input: [Methods] void setBoolean(int index, Boolean val) [Description]

Output: Sets the Java Boolean type value for the parameter corresponding to the index passed as parameter

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Input: [Methods] void setShort(int index, Short val) [Description]

Output: Sets the Java Short type value for the parameter corresponding to the index passed as parameter

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Input: [Keyword] ADD [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] ALL [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] ALLOW [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] ALTER [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] AND [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] ANY [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] APPLY [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] AS [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] ASC [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] ASCII [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] AUTHORIZE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] BATCH [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] BEGIN [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] BIGINT [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] BLOB [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] BOOLEAN [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] BY [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] CLUSTERING [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] COLUMNFAMILY [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] COMPACT [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] CONSISTENCY [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] COUNT [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] COUNTER [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] CREATE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] CUSTOM [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] DECIMAL [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] DELETE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] DESC [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] DISTINCT [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] DOUBLE [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] DROP [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] EACH_QUORUM [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] EXISTS [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] FILTERING [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] FLOAT [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] FROM [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] FROZEN [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] GRANT [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] IF [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] IN [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] INDEX [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] INET [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] INFINITY [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] INSERT [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] INT [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] INTO [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] KEY [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] KEYSPACE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] KEYSPACES [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] LEVEL [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] LIMIT [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] LIST [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] LOCAL_ONE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] LOCAL_QUORUM [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] MAP [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] MODIFY [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] NAN [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] NORECURSIVE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] NOSUPERUSER [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] NOT [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] OF [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] ON [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] ONE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] ORDER [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] PASSWORD [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] PERMISSION [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] PERMISSIONS [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] PRIMARY [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] QUORUM [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] RENAME [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] REVOKE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] SCHEMA [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] SELECT [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] SET [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] STATIC [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] STORAGE [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] SUPERUSER [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] TABLE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] TEXT [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] TIMESTAMP [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] TIMEUUID [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] THREE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] TO [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] TOKEN [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] TRUNCATE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] TTL [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] TUPLE [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] TWO [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] TYPE [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] UNLOGGED [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] UPDATE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] USE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] USER [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] USERS [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] USING [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] UUID [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] VALUES [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] VARCHAR [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] VARINT [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Keyword] WHERE [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] WITH [Reserved]

Output: yes

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Input: [Keyword] WRITETIME [Reserved]

Output: no

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Input: [Functions] indexOf lastIndexOf indexOfAny lastIndexOfAny indexOfNeither lastIndexOfNeither std.algorithm.startsWith std.algorithm.endsWith inPattern column std.algorithm search functions [Category]

Output: Searching


Input: [Functions] std.algorithm.cmp isNumeric countchars std.uni comparison functions std.ascii comparison functions [Category]

Output: Comparison


Input: [Functions] toLower toLowerInPlace toUpper toUpperInPlace capitalize removechars squeeze munch std.range.retro [Category]

Output: Mutation


Input: [Functions] stripLeft stripRight strip chomp chompPrefix chop leftJustify rightJustify center detab entab wrap outdent popFront std.array.front std.array.popBack std.array.back [Category]

Output: Pruning and Filling


Input: [Functions] translate soundex abbrev succ tr std.array.replace std.array.replaceInPlace [Category]

Output: Substitution


Input: [Functions] fromStringz toStringz splitLines representation assumeUTF [Category]

Output: Miscellaneous


Input: [Item] Image Section Phase Clocks - High Levels [Description]

Output: High Level of Image Section Phase Clocks.*

Table 3.9: System Configuration Parameter Block Content


Input: [Item] Image Section Phase Clocks - Low Levels [Description]

Output: Low level of Image Section Phase Clocks.*


Input: [Item] Framestore Section Phase Clocks - High Levels [Description]

Output: High level of Framestore Section Phase Clocks.*


Input: [Item] Framestore Section Phase Clocks - Low Levels [Description]

Output: Low level of Framestore Section Phase Clocks.*


Input: [Item] Serial Output Register Phase Clocks - High Levels [Description]

Output: High level of Serial Output Register Phase Clocks.*


Input: [Item] Serial Output Register Phase Clocks - Low Levels [Description]

Output: Low level of Serial Output Register Phase Clocks.*


Input: [Item] Output Node Reset Gate - High Levels [Description]

Output: High level of Output Node Reset Gate.*


Input: [Item] Output Node Reset Gate - Low Levels [Description]

Output: Low level of the Output Node Reset Gate.*


Input: [Item] Output Node Reset Diodes [Description]

Output: Level applied to Output Node's Reset Diode


Input: [Item] Output Node Drains [Description]

Output: Level applied to the Output Node's Drain. One entry for each Output Node on each CCD.


Input: [Item] Output Node Output Gates [Description]

Output: Level applied to Output Node's Output Gates


Input: [Item] Output Node Bias Offsets [Description]

Output: Level applied to Output Node's Bias Offsets


Input: [Item] Scuppers [Description]

Output: Bias-level to the Scuppers.


Input: [Item] Back-Junction Diodes [Description]

Output: Levels of the Back Junction Diodes.


Input: [Item] DEA/FEP Power [Description]

Output: On/Off


Input: [Item] Focal Plane Heater [Description]

Output: Set points.


Input: [Item] Bakeout Heater [Description]

Output: On/Off


Input: [Class] AidaDirectoryTreeCellRenderer [Description]

Output: A TreeCellRenderer for Root TNamed objects.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] ArrayReaderWriter [Description]

Output: Class for reading binary data from files to multidimensional arrays and writing binary data to files from multidimensional arrays.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] BrowserAida [Description]

Output: A GUI to browser AIDA data stored in .aida or .xml files.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] BrowserData [Description]

Output: Open a data browser for generic data.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] BrowserDataGeneric [Description]

Output: A generic GUI to browser data stored files.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] BrowserHBook [Description]

Output: A GUI to browser data stored in HBook XML format (extension "jdat").

Class Summary


Input: [Class] BrowserHFile [Description]

Output: A GUI to browser data stored in a HFile format.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] BrowserHFileXML [Description]

Output: A GUI to browser data stored in a HFileXML format (the extension *.jxml).

Class Summary


Input: [Class] BrowserPFile [Description]

Output: A GUI to browser data stored in a PFile format (extension "pbu").

Class Summary


Input: [Class] BrowserRoot [Description]

Output: A GUI to browser ROOT data stored in .root files.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] EFile [Description]

Output: Write data structures in sequential order into ntuples using Google's Prototype Buffer.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FileAida [Description]

Output: Open an AIDA file and retrieve objects for plotting.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FileRoot [Description]

Output: Class to read ROOT files.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] HBook [Description]

Output: This class is used to book histograms for writing and reading.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] HDataBase [Description]

Output: This raw-level database allows to store and retrieve objects.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] HFile [Description]

Output: Write or read objects in sequential order using the Java serialization.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] HFileCSV [Description]

Output: Write or read data in CSV (comma-separated values) format.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] HFileDIF [Description]

Output: Write or read data in DIF format.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] HFileMap [Description]

Output: Hash map for internal repsentation of data inside HFile.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] HFileXML [Description]

Output: Open a XML file to write/read objects in sequential order using java serialization in XML.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] JHreader [Description]

Output: A class to read XML file and build jHPlot graphics.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] JHwriter [Description]

Output: A class to write graphics in XML file.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PFile [Description]

Output: Write or read objects in sequential order using Google's Prototype Buffer scheme.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] PReader [Description]

Output: Some generic methods to read data and to return BufferedReader.

Class Summary


Input: [Class] Serialized [Description]

Output: Methods used for serialization.

Class Summary


Input: [Name] template_external_list_url [Summary]

Output: JavaScript file containing an array of template files. This can be a backend page such as a PHP page.


Input: [Name] template_cdate_classes [Summary]

Output: A list of class names separated by spaces. Any template element with one of the classes will have its content replaced by the 'creation' date, formatted according to the 'template_cdate_format' option. A creation date is one that is set if no previous date existed within the element. Once set the original date is stored inside the element in a HTML comment and is designed not to change even with a template change.


Input: [Name] template_mdate_classes [Summary]

Output: A list of class names separated by spaces. Any template element with one of the classes will have its content replaced by the 'modified' date, formatted according to the 'template_mdate_format' option. A modified date is one that is updated with each edit.


Input: [Name] template_cdate_format [Summary]

Output: A date format string for the creation date see below for options.


Input: [Name] template_mdate_format [Summary]

Output: A date format string for the modified date see below for options.


Input: [Name] template_selected_content_classes [Summary]

Output: A list of class names separated by spaces. Any template element with one of the classes will have its content replaced by the selected editor content when first inserted.


Input: [Name] template_replace_values [Summary]

Output: This is an array of items that control content replacement in the inserted templates. The array keys equal the classnames used in the template. If a template element has a classname matching any in this array its contents will be replaced by the array value. See examples below.


Input: [Name] template_templates [Summary]

Output: An array of template objects. Each object specifies the template title, source URL and description. If the source URL is relative it must be relative to the requested page.


Input: [Name] template_popup_width [Summary]

Output: Template dialog width, defaults to 700.


Input: [Name] template_popup_height [Summary]

Output: Template dialog height, defaults to 600.


Input: [column] host_name [description]

Output: Host name


Input: [column] service_description [description]

Output: Service description


Input: [column] state [description]

Output: The state of the host or service in question


Input: [column] time [description]

Output: Time of the log event (seconds since 1/1/1970)


Input: [column] from [description]

Output: Start time of state (seconds since 1/1/1970)


Input: [column] until [description]

Output: End time of state (seconds since 1/1/1970)


Input: [column] duration [description]

Output: Duration of state (until - from)


Input: [column] duration_ok [description]

Output: Duration of state OK (until - from)


Input: [column] duration_warning [description]

Output: Duration of state WARNING (until - from)


Input: [column] duration_critical [description]

Output: Duration of state CRITICAL (until - from)


Input: [column] duration_unknown [description]

Output: Duration of state UNKNOWN (until - from)