Input: [Name] memoFileExtension [Possible Values] anything [Default Value] if left blank application assumes "DBT". [Description]

Output: When you want to use a different extension for the memo file. Most applications use "DBT" some use "FPT", others have been used.


Input: [Name] otherValidCharactersInFieldNames [Possible Values] anything [Default Value] n/a [Description]

Output: Used to specify non LATIN characters in field names.


Input: [Name] trimFields [Possible Values] True, Yes, False, No [Default Value] False, trailing spaces are not removed. [Description]

Output: Removing trailing spaces from character fields when using get method.


Input: [Name] ldapTemplate [Default] N.A. [Description] The Spring LDAP template [Mandatory]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] groupBaseDN [Default] N.A. [Description] The base group context where the search starts [Mandatory]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] groupObjectClass [Default] groupOfNames [Description] Object class for groups. Used for search filter. [Mandatory]

Output: No


Input: [Name] groupMemeberAttribute [Default] member [Description] The group attribute where the list of users are stored [Mandatory]

Output: No


Input: [Name] groupURI [Default] http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/role [Description] The SAML attribute name where the roles should be stored [Mandatory]

Output: No


Input: [Name] groupNameGlobalFilter [Default] ROLE [Description] Default uses the CN of the group as role name [Mandatory]

Output: No


Input: [Name] groupNameScopedFilter [Default] SCOPE_ROLE [Description] Default cuts the SCOPE and the underscore of the CN of the group [Mandatory]

Output: No


Input: [Name] appliesToScopeMapping [Default] N.A. [Description] The mapping is required if application specific roles must be supported [Mandatory]

Output: No


Input: [Name] userNameAttribute [Default] cn [Description] User id attribute. Only required if LDAP is not used for authentication and thus the DN of the user must be resolved first. Used for search filter. [Mandatory]

Output: No


Input: [Name] userObjectClass [Default] person [Description] Object class for users. Only required if LDAP is not used for authentication and thus the DN of the user must be resolved first. Used for search filter. [Mandatory]

Output: No


Input: [#] 1. [Question]

Output: How do I use my league home page? Answer: Select this option to go back to your league's home page. This page offers a variety of items that can be displayed or hidden. Specific Items Login/Logout - Use this link to access your league's team and commissioner features (login) and exit the system completely (logout). You generally only need to logout when you are using a computer that someone else might use to visit the site. In addition, if you are the commissioner of the league, you'll see an option to "Become Owner", and then later "Become Commissioner" again, making it easy for you to change your identity between these two roles. Help Center - Click on this link from any page to get context-sensitive help from this Detailed Help File. Customize page - Select this link to modify the home page modules using the Home Page Setup screen. League Logo Image - Use this field to define a logo for your league. Set this using the Images & Other URLs Setup screen. Scrolling Text - This scrolling text can be used to display a league message up to five lines in length. Define this using the Scrolling Text screen. Home Page Message - This option can be used to define any additional text that you need to place on your home page. You can even use HTML to control formatting for the message. Set this using the Home Page Message Setup screen. League Standings - The optional head to head or total points standings can be displayed as well. Enable/disable this using the Reports & Other Settings option. Add, remove, or change the appearance of this report using the Standings Setup and the Standings Column Setup screens. Additional Modules - This section contains a few of the remaining miscellaneous information for your league. See the Home Page Setup screen for a complete list of modules that can be added to your home page. Other Related Items Background Image - Defined this using the Images & Other URLs Setup screen. Sound Clip - This will be played each time a user accesses the home page. Defined this using the Images & Other URLs Setup screen. Skin - Through the use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), your league can take on it's own customized look and feel. Either define your own CSS and upload using the Images & Other URLs Setup screen, or select from one of our predefined skins with the Select A Skin screen. Colors - Change using Colors Setup. Fonts - Change using Fonts Setup. Icons - Change using either Icons Setup or Advanced Franchise Setup. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 2. [Question]

Output: How do I set up a league on MyFantasyLeague.com? Answer: While there are countless ways to define a fantasy league using MyFantasyLeague.com, there are a number of basic steps that all new commissioners should take. The following should be used as a guideline to help you to define much of your league's setup in a short amount of time. Define the initial 2007 league parameters using the For Commissioners > Setup > General League Setup screen. At a minimum, you'll need to define a league name, league email, password, and the number of franchises and roster spots for your league. If you plan on holding an online draft, be sure to select this (final) option. Go to our Draft How To to determine which type of draft is right for your league. Once you click on the Save League Setup button, the system will generate a new league for you. There's absolutely no purchase obligation for setting up a league. NOTE: Upon completion of this step, you will be taken back to your home page. The "League Setup - Next Steps" message will appear only for the commissioner account. At the top It will include your 5-digit league ID which corresponds to the last 5 characters of your home page web address (URL). Please use this number with all correspondence to MyFantasyLeague.com support. Define your franchise (team) information using the For Owners > Franchise Setup menu item. The first time you access this (or any other setup menu item), you will be prompted for your league password. Use the password you had defined in the General League Setup above (in step #1). At a minimum it's a good idea to define the email addresses for all the owners in your league as soon as you can. If you don't have all the addresses now, this isn't a problem as you can always come back to this screen in the future. You might also want to define a team name for each franchise. Notice that each team will already have a system-generated password defined. You can either keep these initial random passwords or overwrite them with new passwords. Click on the Save Franchise Setup button to store all your changes. Define your league's scoring rules using the For Commissioners > Setup > Scoring Setup screens. There are a variety of ways to accomplish this task as detailed in the Scoring Setup How To topic. Define your league's fantasy schedule using the For Commissioners > Fantasy Schedule Setup screens. Either choose a pre-packaged system schedule from Select A Packaged Schedule , manually define a schedule one week at a time via Weekly Schedule Setup , re-order the weeks in an existing schedule with the Randomize Fantasy Schedule , or swap two weeks of an existing schedule via the Switch Schedule Weeks screen. Define your league's starting lineups using the For Commissioners > Setup > Transactions Setup > Weekly Lineup Setup screen. Define your league's waivers (player adds & drops) using the For Commissioners > Setup > League Calendar Setup screen. Additional Setup using the many For Commissioners > Setup > Appearance Setup screens. At this point your league is fully defined and ready to use. However, we've spent a lot of time to give you some extra bells and whistles. The majority of items used to customize the appearance of your menu are found in the Appearance Setup screens. Go to our overview on home page setup topic to learn more. Invite franchise owners to your league. Finally, use the For Commissioners > Setup > Invite Franchise Owners screen to invite owners to your newly-created league. At this point, you can simply allow all the owners go continue their team setup individually. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 3. [Question]

Output: How do I set up my league home page? Answer: To adjust your Leagues Home Page as commissioner you can go to the For Commissioner > Setup > Home Page Modules & Tabs Setup or from your home page click on the Customize this Page link in the upper right hand corner. If the commissioner has given owners the ability to customize their home page in the For Commissioner > Setup > Abilities Setup then an owner can go to the For Owners > Franchise Setup and click on the Home Page Setup link, or from your home page click on the Customize this Page link in the upper right hand corner. Modules From the list of Available Modules, the left hand column, choose what module you would like to include on your league home page by highlighting that module. If adding a new column, first select the module New Column from the list of Available Modules and click the Add To List> button. Next, you will be asked how wide (as a percentage) you would like the new column to be. Click on the Add To List > button to add to your Current Modules. Alternately if you choose to remove a module from your Current Modules you can highlight that module and choose the For each additional module that you wish to add repeat steps 1 through 3 above. Once all modules are added to your Current List you may use the Move Up and Move Down buttons to change the order for appearance on your Home Page. Once you have arranged your Currently Used Modules you MUST click the Save Home Page Setup in order to apply your changes. NOTE: At any time you can click the option to "Reset to Default" to set your league back up to the original format from MyFantasyLeague.com. Tabs At the top of the screen is the option to "Select Tab to Edit" where you can edit any current tabs or add new tabs. To Edit an Existing Tab, choose that tab from the drop down box and press "Now". Then you can edit the columns per the instructions above. To Add a Tab to your home page choose from the drop down box the option to "Create a New Tab" and press the "Now" button. Here you can Name the new Tab for your home page and add modules. Once you have arranged your Currently Used Modules you MUST click the Save Home Page Setup in order to apply your changes. NOTE: To rearrange the order of the tabs simply go to your Home Page and you can Drag and Drop any tab to a new location. To rearrange any modules already added to your home page or tabbed pages, simply go to the Home page and Drag and Drop these modules to the desired location. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 4. [Question]

Output: How do I add reports (modules) to my league home page? Answer: You can go to your For Commissioner > Setup > Home Page Modules and Tabs Setup and add modules to your list of Currently Used Modules. Alternately you con go to the "Customize Page" link found in the upper right hand corner of your Home Page when logged in to access your Home Page Modules and Tabs Setup page. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 5. [Question]

Output: Why can't I log into my league? Answer: There are a number of possible causes: 1. You've mistyped your password. Passwords ARE case sensitive, so double-check your CAPS LOCK key on your keyboard. If you are not absolutely certain of your password, from the login page choose your franchise and click on the "Email Me My Login Information" button. You can also get your login information via text message from the login page. 2. Your web browser does not have cookies enabled or is blocking your cookies to the MyFantasyLeague.com site. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, check the bottom status bar of your browser window for a red circle with a slash through it? If you see that, click on it for detailed instructions on how to enable cookies. Otherwise, please look through your web browser's on-line help for how you can enable cookies. 3. Your "myfantasyleague.com" cookie is corrupt, and needs to be deleted. If you're running Internet Explorer, the best way to find and delete them is to close Internet Explorer then use Windows Explorer and search for a folder called 'cookies'. From that folder, delete all items named "myfantasyleague.com". If you're running Firefox: a) Click on Tools, then Options b) Select the Privacy tab c) Click on Cookies d) Click on View Cookies (or, "remove individual cookies") e) Remove all "myfantasyleague.com" cookies from that list of cookies. If you're running another web browser, look through your browser's on-line help documentation for how to delete cookies. 4. Your work computer is behind a corporate firewall (or your home computer is behind a personal firewall) that is blocking cookies to the MyFantasyLeague.com site. If this is the case, you will have to contact your company's IT department (or review the documentation for your firewall software) to allow cookies/access to the 'MyFantasyLeague.com' domain. 5. Your computer's date or time is incorrectly defined. Please correct to the proper date and time. 6. You've got privacy/filtering software installed on your computer that is blocking cookies to the MyFantasyLeague.com site. In this case, you will need to review the documentation for your privacy/filtering software to allow cookies/access to the 'MyFantasyLeague.com' domain. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 6. [Question]

Output: Why can't I hear the sound clip I've specified for my franchise/league sound clip? Answer: There could be several reasons why. Please check all of the following things. 1 ) Can you hear other sounds on your computer? If not, please check your computer owner's manual to be sure that your speakers are properly attached to your computer and configured. 2 ) Can you hear sounds on other web pages? If not, there is a good chance that your web browser is not configured to hear sound clips properly. You should check your web browser's documentation (or, search Google) for instructions on how to set it up so you can hear .WAV or .MP3 files. Also, be sure that your web browser is upgraded to the latest version. Sometimes older versions of web browsers have problems preventing them from playing sounds - specifically, Firefox 22 has a known bug related to sounds which is fixed in Firefox 23 (and later) versions. 3 ) Is the web address (URL) specified for your league/franchise sound clip correct? URLs must be entered EXACTLY correctly in order to play the sound you've specified. The best way to test this is to go to your franchise setup page or your appearance page, highlight your sound clip URL with your mouse, use the Copy option off your Edit menu to copy the URL, then paste it into your browser's Location type-in box, to try to go directly to that URL. Your web browser should start playing the specified sound clip. If you hear or see ANYTHING else other than the sound clip you've specified (including a full web page that happens to have the sound clip embedded in it), then you've entered an incorrect URL. 4 ) You've specified a file type other than .WAV or .MP3 - .WAV and .MP3 files are the ONLY kind of sound clips you can embed into league web pages. If you've checked all of the above things, and all looks OK, you should contact your PC's support line (or, do a Google search) to have them help you with your problem. Due to the complex nature of audio problems we cannot offer further support for audio problems. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 7. [Question]

Output: When I click on my buttons on my home page why does it take me to last years links? Answer: Those buttons are custom links that were added by your commissioner in a previous season, and need to be updated to point to your current season. You can update those links in the Links > My Links > Edit My Links and update them to the current season. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 8. [Question]

Output: Why do some of my home page modules seem to disappear? The header is still there, but the information is missing. Answer: All the home page modules have the ability to be contracted and expanded by either double-clicking on the module heading or clicking the +/- sign that appears in the header. When closed, the module will still display it's title. If you notice a module with only a title bar, just double-click on the heading or click on the "+" sign and it will expand to it's full size. The commissioner can adjust this feature in the For Commissioner > Setup > Reports & Other Settings by allowing leagues to contract/expand home page modules and the manner by which they are contracted or expanded. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 9. [Question]

Output: Why did my schedules, articles and deadlines advance to the following week when the current week just kicked off? Answer: The site is automated so that many items advance once a given week kicks off (such as articles, newsletters and schedules). How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 10. [Question]

Output: Why are my messages and articles not appearing on my league home page? Answer: You need to choose to add these modules to be displayed on your Home Page Setup. These can be added by going to your Setup > Home Page Modules & Tabs Setup and you will highlight the modules that you wish to appear on your Home Page and click the "Add" button to add them to the currently viewed modules, and then save your updated league home page setup. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 11. [Question]

Output: The floating menu bar at the top of my page is missing. What do I do? Answer: First, clear your cache. The easiest way to clear your cache is to go to the page in question, and then press and hold the "Shift" key down on your keyboard while pressing the "Reload" (or "Refresh") button on your web browser. This will force your computer to get a brand new page from our site, rather than relying on the cached copy you already have on your computer. Next, logout (if you are logged in). If the menu now appears, then most likely an owner in your league has defined an invalid HTML character in either the franchise name or email address. If you need further help tracking down the offending franchise, please submit a support ticket to us. If the menu still does not appear, then you should check to see if Javascript is enabled for your browser (see the separate Setup FAQ entry on "Javascript" for details). You may also need to check any firewall (hardware or software) or anti-virus/anti-spam program on your PC to ensure Javascript is not being filtered. Lastly, you may need to upgrade or re-install your web-browser. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 12. [Question]

Output: Is there any way to have more than one league article on the home page at the same time? Answer: Yes - just add the 'Headlings for 10 Newest League Articles' to be linked to your Home Page through the Home Page Modules and Tabs Setup screen, and then you'll see a summary of the 10 most recent league articles on your league home page. However, you can only see one full article on the league home page at any one time by adding the 'Newest League Article' home page module to your league home page. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 13. [Question]

Output: Why are there two icon helmets for one or more franchises on my standings report? Answer: On the Setup > Icons Setup screen you have most likely chosen to 'Use Franchise Icon instead of franchise name where possible on league pages'. Then in the Setup > Standings Column Setup screen you have defined your Standings report to use the "Icon & Name" column. To fix this, go to the Icons Setup screen and revert the 'Use Franchise Icon instead of...' setting back to "No". Alternately, go to the Standings Column Setup screen and replace the "Icon & Name" column with the "Name" column. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 14. [Question]

Output: How can I find my league home page web site address? (Or, how do I find all of my leagues on MFL?) Answer: Go to the MyfantasyLeague.com home page at http://www.MyFantasyLeague.com where you can search based on your league name, your 5-digit league ID, or all/part of your league commissioner's email address or your email address. If you enter your entire email address, the search results will show you all of the leagues you're currently associated with. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 15. [Question]

Output: My company has filtered out access to my league. What can I do? Answer: Some companies choose to "block" access to the MyFantasyLeague.com site since they (or their firewall software vendor) deem the web site to be not work related. If you're currently having problems accessing the site from work, the following instructions will show a work-around that might help you circumvent this block. But first, an important disclaimer! Please note that most companies these days have very strict policies regarding what is appropriate and inappropriate uses of company computers. Some companies may go as far as to have a policy stating that if you do attempt to circumvent their "blocking" efforts, what the consequences would be to you. So, we strongly encourage you to not just blindly follow these instructions if you are having access problems from inside your corporate network, but first, find out about any company policies that might be in place, and the penalties for violating those policies. Also note that if you visit your league home page via the IP address rather than the domain name, under certain circumstances some dynamic league functionality (like chat, the live draft room, and the live auction room) may not function properly. You have been warned! (Again, only follow these instructions if you are having problems accessing the site from inside a corporate network that is "blocking" access to your MyFantasyLeague.com league pages.) 1. Figure out what server your league resides on. To do that, either go to your league home page from home (or someplace else from where you're not blocked), or ask one of your league mates what server you are on. The "server" is the part of your league home page address after the "http://" - so, if your league home page address was, say, http://football5.myfantasyleague.com/2007/home/12345 , the "server" would be football5.myfantasyleague.com. 2. Given your "server" listed above, look up your "IP Address" in this table below. www or football.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.89 www2 or football2.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.15 www3 or football3.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.17 www4 or football4.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.19 www5 or football5.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.21 www6 or football6.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.23 www7 or football7.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.25 www8 or football8.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.27 www9 or football9.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.29 www10 or football10.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.31 www11 or football11.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.33 www12 or football12.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.35 www13 or football13.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.39 www14 or football14.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.41 www15 or football15.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.43 www16 or football16.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.45 www17 or football17.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.37 www18 or football18.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.47 www19 or football19.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.49 www20 or football20.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.51 www21 or football21.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.59 www22 or football22.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.61 www23 or football23.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.63 www24 or football24.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.65 www25 or football25.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.67 www26 or football26.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.69 www27 or football27.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.71 www28 or football28.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.13 www29 or football29.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.73 www30 or football30.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.75 www32 or football32.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.79 www33 or football33.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.85 www34 or football34.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.87 www99 or football99.myfantasyleague.com = 64.73.54.91 3. Given your original league home page address, replace the "server" part of the address with the "IP address" above, which will give you your "alternative home page address". In other words, if your original league home page address was http://football5.myfantasyleague.com/2007/home/12345 , your alternative league home page address would be http://64.73.54.21/2007/home/12345 4. From inside your corporate network, try going to your "alternative league home page address" - most, but not all, blocking software will not be able to block based on this new address, so hopefully you will be able to get through. So, just to emphasize a couple of important things: 1) only do these steps if you are currently having problems accessing your league pages from inside a corporate network. 2) only do these steps if you fully understand how doing them might be in violation of your corporate computing policies, and what the consequences of violating those policies might be. 3) understand that we reserve the right to move your league to a different "server" at any time (without notifying you of that beforehand), which therefore will mean you'll have to update your "IP address" accordingly. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [#] 16. [Question]

Output: My League Chat (or Matchup Chart, or other chart, or My Player Photos) home page module does not work on my league home page - why? Answer: Certain league home page modules, including: League Chat, My Player Photos, My Matchup Chart, Weekly Results Chart, Points Allowed By Position, and Starter Points By Position can only appear one time on a league home page. So, if any of these modules are not appearing or working correctly, the first thing to do is to remove the second (and any subsequent) instances of these modules, regardless of what home page tab it might be on. How helpful was this answer? Not At All: :Very

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Input: [Description] Selects the patch 10 patches above the current patch in the Patch List. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: −10 Patches


Input: [Description] Selects the patch above the current patch in the Patch List. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Prev Patch


Input: [Description] Displays the name of the current patch and can also be used to change patches. [Usage] Parameter Text screen control (to display); Knob screen control (to select) [Action]

Output: Current Patch


Input: [Description] Displays the patch number of the selected patch and can also be used to change patches. [Usage] Parameter Text screen control (to display); Knob screen control (to select) [Action]

Output: Current Patch Number


Input: [Description] Displays the program change number of the selected patch and can be used to change to a specific program. [Usage] Parameter Text screen control (to display); Button screen control (to change) [Action]

Output: Current Program Number


Input: [Description] Selects the patch below the current patch in the Patch List. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Next Patch


Input: [Description] Selects the patch 10 patches below the current patch in the Patch List. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: +10 Patches


Input: [Description] Selects the set above the current patch in the Patch List. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Prev Set


Input: [Description] Displays the name of the current set. [Usage] Parameter Text screen control [Action]

Output: Current Set


Input: [Description] Selects the set below the current patch in the Patch List. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Next Set


Input: [Description] Displays the name of the concert. [Usage] Parameter Text screen control [Action]

Output: Concert


Input: [Description] Shows or hides the Tuner. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Tuner


Input: [Description] Adjusts the overall tuning for the concert, from −100 cents to +100 cents. [Usage] Knob or fader screen control [Action]

Output: Master Tuning


Input: [Description] Mutes or unmutes all audio (toggle). [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Master Mute


Input: [Description] Use to tap a new tempo. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Tap Tempo


Input: [Description] Turns the metronome on or off and starts the “transport” (toggle). [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Metronome


Input: [Description] Displays incoming MIDI beat clock messages. [Usage] Parameter Text screen control [Action]

Output: MIDI Beat Clock


Input: [Description] Displays the current bar and beat count from the “transport” if it is running. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Beat Count


Input: [Description] Displays incoming MIDI messages, the same as the MIDI Activity display in the toolbar. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: MIDI Display


Input: [Description] Silences all MIDI notes and resets the audio engine. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Panic


Input: [Description] Displays the current CPU usage, the same as the CPU Activity display in the toolbar. [Usage] Parameter Text screen control [Action]

Output: CPU Load


Input: [Description] Turns audio recording on or off (toggle). [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Record


Input: [Description] Starts or stops playback at the current transport position. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Play/Stop


Input: [Description] Starts playback at the beginning of the song or file (bar 1, beat 1). [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Play


Input: [Description] Pauses playback at the current transport position. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Stop


Input: [Description] Resumes playback at the current transport position. [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Continue


Input: [Description] Toggles the selected patch between its edited and last saved state (toggle). [Usage] Button screen control [Action]

Output: Reset/Compare Patch


Input: [Description] Displays the current time in hours, minutes, and seconds. [Usage] Parameter Text screen control [Action]

Output: Current Time


Input: [Method and Description] applyPolicy(org.apache.neethi.Policy policy, AxisDescription axisDescription) Evaluates specified policy for the specified AxisDescription. [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

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Input: [Method and Description] canSupportAssertion(org.apache.neethi.Assertion assertion) Evaluate whether it can support the specified assertion and returns true if the assertion can be supported. [Modifier and Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Method and Description] engageNotify(AxisDescription axisDescription) When engaging this module to some service or operation , module will be notify by calling this method there module author can validate , add policy and do any thing that he want , and he can refuse the engage as well [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

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Input: [Method and Description] getScriptServicesDirectory(AxisConfiguration axisConfig) Gets the repo directory for the scripts. [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected File

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Input: [Method and Description] init(ConfigurationContext configContext, AxisModule module) Init by creating and deploying AxisServices for each script [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

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Input: [Method and Description] shutdown(ConfigurationContext configurationContext) [Modifier and Type]

Output: void

ScriptModule (Apache Axis2 - Root 1.6.3 API)

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Input: [Linux command] sudo [OpenSolaris command] pfexec [Aim]

Output: Execute a command as root


Input: [Linux command] apt-cache search foo [OpenSolaris command] pkg search -r foo [Aim]

Output: Search for a package containing foo


Input: [Linux command] apt-get install foo [OpenSolaris command] pkg install SUNWfoo [Aim]

Output: Install package foo


Input: [Linux command] apt-get dist-upgrade [OpenSolaris command] pkg image-update [Aim]

Output: Upgrade all packages that have updates available


Input: [Linux command] lsmod [OpenSolaris command] modinfo [Aim]

Output: List loaded drivers


Input: [Linux command] insmod [OpenSolaris command] modload [Aim]

Output: Load a driver


Input: [Linux command] rmmod [OpenSolaris command] modunload [Aim]

Output: Unload a loaded driver


Input: [Linux command] top [OpenSolaris command] prstat [Aim]

Output: List the running processes


Input: [Linux command] free [OpenSolaris command] vmstat [Aim]

Output: List the free memory


Input: [Linux command] cat /proc/cpuinfo [OpenSolaris command] psrinfo -v [Aim]

Output: List processor info


Input: [Linux command] ifconfig [OpenSolaris command] ifconfig -a [Aim]

Output: List all network interfaces


Input: [Linux command] parted [OpenSolaris command] format [Aim]

Output: Format a disk


Input: [Variable] $OMP_NUM_THREADS [Description]

Output: The number of OpenMP threads per node

U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory - DoD Supercomputing Resource Center - Spirit PBS Guide

Other Important Environment Variables


Input: [Variable] $MPI_DSM_DISTRIBUTE [Description]

Output: Ensures that memory is assigned closest to the physical core where each MPI process is running

U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory - DoD Supercomputing Resource Center - Spirit PBS Guide

Other Important Environment Variables


Input: [Variable] $BC_CORES_PER_NODE [Description]

Output: The number of cores per node for the compute node on which a job is running.

U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory - DoD Supercomputing Resource Center - Spirit PBS Guide

Other Important Environment Variables


Input: [Variable] $BC_MEM_PER_NODE [Description]

Output: The approximate maximum user-accessible memory per node (in integer MBytes) for the compute node on which a job is running.

U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory - DoD Supercomputing Resource Center - Spirit PBS Guide

Other Important Environment Variables


Input: [Variable] $BC_MPI_TASKS_ALLOC [Description]

Output: The number of MPI tasks allocated for a job.

U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory - DoD Supercomputing Resource Center - Spirit PBS Guide

Other Important Environment Variables


Input: [Variable] $BC_NODE_ALLOC [Description]

Output: The number of nodes allocated for a job.

U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory - DoD Supercomputing Resource Center - Spirit PBS Guide

Other Important Environment Variables


Input: [Variable Name:] AUTH_TYPE [Description:]

Output: Will be set to WebAuth

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] REMOTE_USER [Description:]

Output: Name of the WebAuth authenticated user (or authorization identity if trusted; see WebAuthTrustAuthzIdentity)

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] WEBAUTH_AUTHZ_USER [Description:]

Output: Name of the WebAuth authorization identity if present

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] WEBAUTH_FACTORS_INITIAL [Description:]

Output: Authentication factors user authenticated with

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] WEBAUTH_FACTORS_SESSION [Description:]

Output: Authentication factors user authenticated with for this particular site

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] WEBAUTH_LOA [Description:]

Output: Level of Assurance of the user authentication

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] WEBAUTH_TOKEN_CREATION [Description:]

Output: When the token was created

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] WEBAUTH_TOKEN_EXPIRATION [Description:]

Output: When the token will expire. If WebAuthInactiveExpire is set then the token may expire sooner due to inactivity.

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] WEBAUTH_TOKEN_LASTUSED [Description:]

Output: When the token was last used. Only available if WebAuthLastUseUpdateInterval is non-zero.

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Variable Name:] WEBAUTH_USER [Description:]

Output: Name of the WebAuth authenticated user regardless of authorization identity

mod_webauth - Apache HTTP Server Version 2.5


Input: [Indexer] Allows elements of an internal collection of an object to be accessed by using array notation on the object itself. [Property]

Output: Allows methods to be called as if they were public data members.

Difference between Properties and Indexers : Properties Vs Indexers - Dot Net Tutorials, Dot Net Examples, Dot Net Helps


Input: [Indexer] Accessed through an index. [Property]

Output: Accessed through a simple name.

Difference between Properties and Indexers : Properties Vs Indexers - Dot Net Tutorials, Dot Net Examples, Dot Net Helps


Input: [Indexer] Must be an instance member. [Property]

Output: Can be a static or an instance member.

Difference between Properties and Indexers : Properties Vs Indexers - Dot Net Tutorials, Dot Net Examples, Dot Net Helps


Input: [Indexer] A get accessor of an indexer has the same formal parameter list as the indexer. [Property]

Output: A get accessor of a property has no parameters.

Difference between Properties and Indexers : Properties Vs Indexers - Dot Net Tutorials, Dot Net Examples, Dot Net Helps


Input: [Indexer] A set accessor of an indexer has the same formal parameter list as the indexer, and also to the value parameter. [Property]

Output: A set accessor of a property contains the implicit value parameter.

Difference between Properties and Indexers : Properties Vs Indexers - Dot Net Tutorials, Dot Net Examples, Dot Net Helps


Input: [Indexer] Does not support shortened syntax. [Property]

Output: Supports shortened syntax with Auto-Implemented Properties (C# Programming Guide).

Difference between Properties and Indexers : Properties Vs Indexers - Dot Net Tutorials, Dot Net Examples, Dot Net Helps


Input: [Handler] SearchResultHandler [Description]

Output: Responsible for throwing the search result error if there was one during the search for the resource method

Apache Wink : 5.7 Handler Chain - Runtime Extension


Input: [Handler] OptionsMethodHandler [Description]

Output: Generates a response for an OPTIONS request in case that there is no resource method that is associated with OPTIONS, according to the JAX-RS spec

Apache Wink : 5.7 Handler Chain - Runtime Extension


Input: [Handler] HeadMethodHandler [Description]

Output: Handles a response for a HEAD request in case that there is no resource method that is associated with HEAD, according to the JAX-RS spec

Apache Wink : 5.7 Handler Chain - Runtime Extension


Input: [Handler] FindRootResourceHandler [Description]

Output: Locates the root resource that best matches the request

Apache Wink : 5.7 Handler Chain - Runtime Extension


Input: [Handler] FindResourceMethodHandler [Description]

Output: Locates the actual method to invoke that matches the request, invoking sub-resource locators as needed

Apache Wink : 5.7 Handler Chain - Runtime Extension


Input: [Handler] CreateInvocationParametersHandler [Description]

Output: Creates the parameters of the resource method to invoke and de-serializes the request entity using the appropriate MessageBodyReader

Apache Wink : 5.7 Handler Chain - Runtime Extension


Input: [Handler] InvokeMethodHandler [Description]

Output: Invokes the resource method

Apache Wink : 5.7 Handler Chain - Runtime Extension


Input: [Parameter] privatekey [Type] string [Required?] required [Description]

Output: The unique alphanumeric identifier generated for Mocean registered users to be able to use REST API functionality.

Mocean REST API Documentation - Mocean Mobile Wiki


Input: [Parameter] network_id [Type] integer [Required?] optional* [Description]

Output: The ID of the network to get the forecasting inventory information broken down by zones for.

Mocean REST API Documentation - Mocean Mobile Wiki


Input: [Parameter] pubsite_id [Type] integer [Required?] optional* [Description]

Output: The ID of the publisher site to get the forecasting inventory information broken down by zones for.

Mocean REST API Documentation - Mocean Mobile Wiki


Input: [Parameter] zone_id [Type] integer [Required?] optional* [Description]

Output: The ID of the zone to get the forecasting inventory information for.

Mocean REST API Documentation - Mocean Mobile Wiki


Input: [Parameter] start_date [Type] string [Required?] optional [Description]

Output: The start date of the reporting range being accessed. The format is YYYY-MM-DD. If not specified, the current date will be used as a start date.

Mocean REST API Documentation - Mocean Mobile Wiki


Input: [Parameter] end_date [Type] string [Required?] optional [Description]

Output: The end date of the reporting range being accessed. The format is YYYY-MM-DD. If not specified, the report will be generated up to the end of the default forecasting period (2 weeks for this function).

Mocean REST API Documentation - Mocean Mobile Wiki


Input: [Fault Code] 1001 [Fault Message]

Output: Can not make operation because store is not exists


Input: [Fault Code] 1002 [Fault Message]

Output: Can not make operation because quote is not exists


Input: [Fault Code] 1041 [Fault Message]

Output: Customer is not set.


Input: [Fault Code] 1042 [Fault Message]

Output: The customer’s identifier is not valid or customer is not existed


Input: [Fault Code] 1043 [Fault Message]

Output: Customer could not be created.


Input: [Fault Code] 1044 [Fault Message]

Output: Customer data is not valid.


Input: [Fault Code] 1045 [Fault Message]

Output: Customer’s mode is unknown


Input: [Fault Code] 1051 [Fault Message]

Output: Customer address data is empty.


Input: [Fault Code] 1052 [Fault Message]

Output: Customer’s address data is not valid.


Input: [Fault Code] 1053 [Fault Message]

Output: The customer’s address identifier is not valid


Input: [Fault Code] 1054 [Fault Message]

Output: Customer address is not set.


Input: [Fault Code] 1055 [Fault Message]

Output: Customer address identifier do not belong customer, which set in quote


Input: [Name] pattern [default] 'priority-columns' [description] What responsive table pattern to use. For now, 'priority-columns' is the only pattern available. Tips: When initalizing via JavaScript, add data-pattern="" to responsive tables you wan't to exclude. [type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] stickyTableHeader [default] true [description] Makes the table header persistent. [type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] fixedNavbar [default] '.navbar-fixed-top' [description] Is there a fixed navbar? The sticky table header needs to know about it! The option is the selector used to find the navbar. Don't worry about the default value if you don't have a fixed navbar. Example: '#navbar' [type]

Output: string


Input: [Name] addDisplayAllBtn [default] true [description] Add 'Display all' button to the toolbar above the table. [type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] addFocusBtn [default] true [description] Add 'Focus' toggle button to the toolbar above the table. [type]

Output: boolean


Input: [Name] focusBtnIcon [default] 'glyphicon glyphicon-screenshot' [description] Icon for the focus btn specified with classes. [type]

Output: string


Input: [Property] Stability [Scatter/Gather] Stable | Retired in codebase [Shared Memory]

Output: Stable

Parallelism with the GATK - RETIRED - GATK-Forum


Input: [Property] Applicable walker types [Scatter/Gather] All walker types. ReadWalkers can only be split safely by chromosome in general [Shared Memory]

Output: By locus and by ROD only. ReadWalkers are not supported.

Parallelism with the GATK - RETIRED - GATK-Forum


Input: [Property] Example walkers [Scatter/Gather] All walkers, including ReadWalkers like IndelRealigner [Shared Memory]

Output: UnifiedGenotyper, BaseRecalibrator, VariantEval

Parallelism with the GATK - RETIRED - GATK-Forum


Input: [Property] Scalability [Scatter/Gather] Hundreds of processes. Limited by capabilities of the underlying storage system, in general. Isilon-class storage can run thousands of jobs effectively. [Shared Memory]

Output: Fewer than 32 cores. Each thread operates completely independently, so N threads requires N times more memory than 1 thread alone. Best scaling at 8 or fewer threads.

Parallelism with the GATK - RETIRED - GATK-Forum


Input: [Property] How to enable [Scatter/Gather] 1. Provide -L interval lists to the GATK; a different one for each of the N independent GATK tools. For example -L chr1 for first process, and -L chr2 for the second. When all processes have finished, merge the output together, as appropriate (e.g. use MergeSam.jar for BAMs, and cat or CombineVariants for VCFs). 2. Use GATK-Queue to automatically divide up your GATK jobs. For example, using this.scatterCount = 10 argument will result in 10 independent processes. [Shared Memory]

Output: Use the -nt argument in the Engine, on any walker that supports shared memory parallelism (the engine will tell you if it does not).

Parallelism with the GATK - RETIRED - GATK-Forum


Input: [Property] Pros [Scatter/Gather] - Works for all walker types, including ReadWalkers - Scales to hundreds of independent jobs - Easy to enable with single -L argument - Directly supported and managed by GATK-Queue - Totally independent processing per interval -- failed parts can be easily resumed without repeating already successfully processed regions [Shared Memory]

Output: - Easy to enable. - Single output file merged together by internally by the GATK engine - Efficiently uses multi-core processors sharing a single memory space

Parallelism with the GATK - RETIRED - GATK-Forum


Input: [Property] Cons [Scatter/Gather] - Requires manual preparation of sliced genomic intervals for processing (if you aren't using GATK-Queue). - For ReadWalkers and other tools that can only be processed by chromosome, leading to load balancing problems (chr1 is much bigger than chr22) - Sensitive to data density variation over the genome. Dividing chr20 processing in 63 1MB chunks leads to 10x differences in completion times due to data pileups around the centromere, for example. - Must wait until all parts of the scatter have completed before gathering, making the process sensitive to farm scheduling problems. If a job will run for M minutes, but waits Z minutes to start on the farm, the entire SG process will not complete for at least M + Z minutes. [Shared Memory]

Output: - Limited to fewer than 32 processors without significant overhead - Limited to cores physically present on the machine, cannot take advantage of computing cluster resources - Does not work for ReadWalkers (Table Recalibrator, Indel Realigner)

Parallelism with the GATK - RETIRED - GATK-Forum


Input: [Error code] 0x8004ff00 [What to do now] See I can't install Microsoft Security Essentials for more details. [Possible reason for error]

Output: Another Windows installer may be running.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0x8004ff06 [What to do now] You need to uninstall all versions of the software. The following articles can help you uninstall a program: In Windows 10 In Windows 8.1 In Windows 7 In Windows VistaYou should then reinstall your program. [Possible reason for error]

Output: You might have a newer version of the software installed.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0x8004ff81 [What to do now] Download and run Windows Defender Offline. [Possible reason for error]

Output: Malware might be stopping your security software from installing correctly.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0x80070002 [What to do now] See Windows Update error 80070002 for more details. [Possible reason for error]

Output: There might be a problem checking for updates.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0x80070005 [What to do now] See Installation error 0x80070005 for more details. [Possible reason for error]

Output: You might not have the correct privileges to continue with this action - you might need to log on as an administrator.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0x80070490 [What to do now] Download and run Window Defender Offline. [Possible reason for error]

Output: Malware might be stopping your PC from installing or running updates.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0x80070643 [What to do now] Try uninstalling any other security software. Also see Community answer Installation error 0x80070643 [Possible reason for error]

Output: This is a generic error code - there could be an undiagnosed problem with your security software.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0x80073b01 [What to do now] Restart your PC or reinstall your security software. [Possible reason for error]

Output: This is a non-critical error. Your PC is still protected.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0x80248011 [What to do now] See error 0x80248011 for more information. [Possible reason for error]

Output: There is an issue with the file on your PC that stores updates.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [Error code] 0х80508023 [What to do now] Run the Microsoft Safety Scanner then update your security software and try again. [Possible reason for error]

Output: Malware might be stopping you from scanning your PC.

Microsoft Malware Protection Center - Error Codes


Input: [FIELD NAME] Beginning Effective Date [FIELD DEFINITION] Date in CCYYMMDD format [FIELD LENGTH] 8 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Ending Effective Date [FIELD DEFINITION] Date in CCYYMMDD format [FIELD LENGTH] 8 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Low Address Range [FIELD DEFINITION] Beginning address range [FIELD LENGTH] 10 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] High Address Range [FIELD DEFINITION] Ending address range [FIELD LENGTH] 10 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Odd/Even "Range" Indicator [FIELD DEFINITION] Left/right street side indicator [FIELD LENGTH] 1 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Street Pre-Directional Abbr. [FIELD DEFINITION] Prefix direction, e.g., W [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Street - Name [FIELD DEFINITION] Street name, e.g., Main [FIELD LENGTH] 20 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Street - Suffix Abbr. [FIELD DEFINITION] Street type, e.g., St [FIELD LENGTH] 4 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Street - Post Directional [FIELD DEFINITION] Suffix direction, e.g., NW [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Address Secondary Abbr. [FIELD DEFINITION] Secondary Address (Address Line 2) if Highrise or Firm [FIELD LENGTH] 4 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Address Secondary (Low) [FIELD DEFINITION] Secondary Address (Address Line 2) if Highrise or Firm [FIELD LENGTH] 8 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Address Secondary (High) [FIELD DEFINITION] Secondary Address (Address Line 2) if Highrise or Firm [FIELD LENGTH] 8 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Address Secondary (Odd/Even) [FIELD DEFINITION] Secondary Address (Address Line 2) if Highrise or Firm [FIELD LENGTH] 1 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] City Name [FIELD DEFINITION] City [FIELD LENGTH] 28 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Zip Code [FIELD DEFINITION] in USPS zip code format [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Plus4 [FIELD DEFINITION] in USPS plus+4 format [FIELD LENGTH] 4 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] FIPS State Code [FIELD DEFINITION] Federal Information Processing Standards state code, always 53 for Washington State [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] FIPS County Code [FIELD DEFINITION] Federal Information Processing Standards county code [FIELD LENGTH] 3 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] FIPS Place (Municipality) Code [FIELD DEFINITION] Federal Information Processing Standards place code [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] FIPS Place Class Code [FIELD DEFINITION] Federal Information Processing Standards place class code [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Longitude Data [FIELD DEFINITION] east/west angular distance from the prime meridian (Greenwich, England) measured in decimal degrees [FIELD LENGTH] 7 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Latitude Data [FIELD DEFINITION] north/south angular distance from the equator measured in decimal degrees [FIELD LENGTH] 7 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Location Code Source [FIELD DEFINITION] "ST" signifies state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Location Code [FIELD DEFINITION] four digit number identifying which sales tax jurisdiction address is located in [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Location Code's Type of Taxing Authority Code [FIELD DEFINITION] Form X12 Data Element 1721 [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Regional Transit Authority Code Source [FIELD DEFINITION] "ST" signifies state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Regional Transit Authority [FIELD DEFINITION] 1 if in RTA, 0 if outside RTA [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: yes

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Regional Transit Authority's Type of Taxing Authority Code [FIELD DEFINITION] Form X12 Data Element 1721 [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code Source (#3) [FIELD DEFINITION] Could be "VD" for vendor defined or "ST" for state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code (#3) [FIELD DEFINITION] This is the actual code from the source [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Type of Taxing Authority Code [FIELD DEFINITION] Form X12 Data Element 1721 [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code Source (#4) [FIELD DEFINITION] Could be "VD" for vendor defined or "ST" for state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code (#4) [FIELD DEFINITION] This is the actual code from the source [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code Source (#5) [FIELD DEFINITION] Could be "VD" for vendor defined or "ST" for state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code (#5) [FIELD DEFINITION] This is the actual code from the source [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code Source (#6) [FIELD DEFINITION] Could be "VD" for vendor defined or "ST" for state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code (#6) [FIELD DEFINITION] This is the actual code from the source [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code Source (#7) [FIELD DEFINITION] Could be "VD" for vendor defined or "ST" for state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code (#7) [FIELD DEFINITION] This is the actual code from the source [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code Source (#8) [FIELD DEFINITION] Could be "VD" for vendor defined or "ST" for state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code (#8) [FIELD DEFINITION] This is the actual code from the source [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code Source (#9) [FIELD DEFINITION] Could be "VD" for vendor defined or "ST" for state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code (#9) [FIELD DEFINITION] This is the actual code from the source [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code Source (#10) [FIELD DEFINITION] Could be "VD" for vendor defined or "ST" for state defined [FIELD LENGTH] 2 [JUSTIFICATION] left [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [FIELD NAME] Special Tax District Code (#10) [FIELD DEFINITION] This is the actual code from the source [FIELD LENGTH] 5 [JUSTIFICATION] right [POPULATED IN DOR's DATABASE ?]

Output: no

GIS > Downloads > Wireless > Database Fields


Input: [Variable Name] CSD Code [Definition]

Output: Unique 7-digit code identifying each Census subdivision (CSD) in the file.


Input: [Variable Name] CSD Name [Definition]

Output: Name of the CSD in the file.


Input: [Variable Name] Income Score 2006 [Definition]

Output: Score of the CSD on the Income component for 2006. Component scores are included only if the community has a population of at least 250 individuals.


Input: [Variable Name] Education Score 2006 [Definition]

Output: Score of the CSD on the Education component for 2006. Component scores are included only if the community has a population of at least 250 individuals.


Input: [Variable Name] Housing Score 2006 [Definition]

Output: Score of the CSD on the Housing component for 2006. Component scores are included only if the community has a population of at least 250 individuals.


Input: [Variable Name] Labour Force Activity Score 2006 [Definition]

Output: Score of the CSD on the Labour Force Activity component for 2006. Component scores are included only if the community has a population of at least 250 individuals.


Input: [Variable Name] CWB Score 2006 [Definition]

Output: Score of the CSD on the Community Well Being Index (CWB) for 2006.


Input: [Variable Name] 2B Population 2006 [Definition]

Output: Population extracted from the data collected by the census 2B questionnaire.


Input: [Variable Name] Type of collectivity [Definition]

Output: This variable indicates if the CSD is categorized as either a First Nations, an Inuit community (Inuit) or an Other Canadian community (other).


Input: [Variable Name] Province [Definition]

Output: Province or the territory in which the CSD is located.


Input: [Matcher] toBe [Description]

Output: Compares actual and expected with ===


Input: [Matcher] toEqual [Description]

Output: Compares simple object literals that === cannot


Input: [Matcher] toMatch [Description]

Output: Compares actual value against a regular expression


Input: [Matcher] toBeDefined [Description]

Output: Checks to see if the actual value is defined


Input: [Matcher] toBeUndefined [Description]

Output: Checks to see if the actual value is undefined


Input: [Matcher] toBeNull [Description]

Output: Checks to see if the actual value is null


Input: [Matcher] toBeTruthy [Description]

Output: Checks to see if the actual value coerces to true


Input: [Name] LIKP [Description]

Output: Shipped Lines header


Input: [Name] LIPS [Description]

Output: Shipped Lines detail


Input: [Name] VBAK [Uses] Every order (unless archiving) [Description]

Output: Order header


Input: [Name] VBAP [Uses] Every line item (unless archiving) [Description]

Output: Table fields


Input: [Name] VBBE [Uses] Great file, but be careful. Contents don't reflect orders that do not affect purchasing (go figure). [Description]

Output: Open sales order line items


Input: [Name] VBEP [Description]

Output: Schedule line item


Input: [Name] VBFA [Uses] Let's you move from order to shipping document to invoice. [Description]

Output: Document flow


Input: [Name] VBUK [Description]

Output: Order status


Input: [Name] VBUP [Description]

Output: Line item detail status


Input: [Name] VBFK [Description]

Output: Invoicing header


Input: [Name] VBFP [Description]

Output: Invoicing detail


Input: [String] CN [Attribute Type]

Output: Common Name


Input: [String] L [Attribute Type]

Output: Locality


Input: [String] ST [Attribute Type]

Output: State or province


Input: [String] O [Attribute Type]

Output: Organization


Input: [String] OU [Attribute Type]

Output: Organization Unit


Input: [String] C [Attribute Type]

Output: Country


Input: [String] STREET [Attribute Type]

Output: Street


Input: [String] DC [Attribute Type]

Output: Domain Component


Input: [String] UID [Attribute Type]

Output: User ID


Input: [Description] Factory interface for asynchronous writers on an ITripleStore. [Interface]

Output: IAsynchronousWriteStatementBufferFactory

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] Instances of this interface may be used to configure options on an RDFParser. [Interface]

Output: IRDFParserOptions

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] Interface for parsing RDF data using the Sesame RIO parser. [Interface]

Output: IRioLoader

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] Abstraction for a buffer that loads Statements into an AbstractTripleStore. [Interface]

Output: IStatementBuffer

Interface Summary


Input: [Interface]

Output: RDFParserOptions.Options

Interface Summary


Input: [Description] Periodic notification of data load progress. [Interface]

Output: RioLoaderListener

Interface Summary


Input: [Option] clock_accuracy [Default] 1000 [Description]

Output: Represents how accurate the proxy servers’ system clocks are with each other. 1000 means that all the proxies’ clock are accurate to each other within 1 millisecond. No ratelimit should be higher than the clock accuracy.

Rate Limiting — swift 2.3.1.dev244 documentation


Input: [Option] max_sleep_time_seconds [Default] 60 [Description]

Output: App will immediately return a 498 response if the necessary sleep time ever exceeds the given max_sleep_time_seconds.

Rate Limiting — swift 2.3.1.dev244 documentation


Input: [Option] log_sleep_time_seconds [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: To allow visibility into rate limiting set this value > 0 and all sleeps greater than the number will be logged.

Rate Limiting — swift 2.3.1.dev244 documentation


Input: [Option] rate_buffer_seconds [Default] 5 [Description]

Output: Number of seconds the rate counter can drop and be allowed to catch up (at a faster than listed rate). A larger number will result in larger spikes in rate but better average accuracy.

Rate Limiting — swift 2.3.1.dev244 documentation


Input: [Option] account_ratelimit [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: If set, will limit PUT and DELETE requests to /account_name/container_name. Number is in requests per second.

Rate Limiting — swift 2.3.1.dev244 documentation


Input: [Option] container_ratelimit_size [Default] ‘’ [Description]

Output: When set with container_ratelimit_x = r: for containers of size x, limit requests per second to r. Will limit PUT, DELETE, and POST requests to /a/c/o.

Rate Limiting — swift 2.3.1.dev244 documentation


Input: [Option] container_listing_ratelimit_size [Default] ‘’ [Description]

Output: When set with container_listing_ratelimit_x = r: for containers of size x, limit listing requests per second to r. Will limit GET requests to /a/c.

Rate Limiting — swift 2.3.1.dev244 documentation


Input: [Name] innodb_adaptive_flushing [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] TRUE [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_change_buffering [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] inserts [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_file_format [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] Antelope [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_file_format_check [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] ON [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_io_capacity [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] 200 [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_read_ahead_threshold [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] 56 [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_read_io_threads [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] 4 [Dynamic]

Output: NO

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_spin_wait_delay [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] 6 [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_stats_sample_pages [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] 8 [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_strict_mode [Scope] GLOBAL|SESSION [Default] FALSE [Dynamic]

Output: YES

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_use_sys_malloc [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] TRUE [Dynamic]

Output: NO

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Name] innodb_write_io_threads [Scope] GLOBAL [Default] 4 [Dynamic]

Output: NO

MySQL DBA - An Oracle DBA's Journey: September 2009


Input: [Attribute] [TestInitialize] [Description] Executes immediately before each unit test method. [Usage]

Output: Apply to a public instance method that takes no parameters and returns void.

Use Azure development storage from unit tests


Input: [Attribute] [TestCleanup] [Description] Executes immediately after each unit test method. [Usage]

Output: Apply to a public instance method that takes no parameters and returns void.

Use Azure development storage from unit tests


Input: [Attribute] [ClassInitialize] [Description] Executes before the first unit test in a test fixture is executed. [Usage]

Output: Apply to a public instance method that takes no parameters and returns void.

Use Azure development storage from unit tests


Input: [Attribute] [ClassCleanup] [Description] Executed after all unit tests in a test fixture is executed. [Usage]

Output: Apply to a public instance method that takes no parameters and returns void.

Use Azure development storage from unit tests


Input: [Attribute] [AssemblyInitialize] [Description] Executed once per a test suite execution and is run before the first unit test executes. [Usage]

Output: Apply to a public static method that takes an instance of TestContext as a parameter and returns void.

Use Azure development storage from unit tests


Input: [Attribute] [AssemblyCleanup] [Description] Executes once per test suite execution after all unit tests in the test suite have been executed. [Usage]

Output: Apply to a public static method that takes an instance of TestContext as a parameter and returns void.

Use Azure development storage from unit tests


Input: [No.] 1 [Function] Contains from the left to the right: Icons for accessing the modules A button for accessing the help and a button for refreshing Search input field Logout button [Element]

Output: Title bar


Input: [No.] 2 [Function] Contains the functions that are available on the start page. [Element]

Output: Panel


Input: [No.] 3 [Function] Expands the sidebar. The folder tree and the mini calendar will be displayed. Information about the sidebar can be found in 2.2.3: The sidebar. [Element]

Output: Expand sidebar icon


Input: [No.] 4 [Function] Displays the login name of the logged in user. [Element]

Output: Login name


Input: [No.] 5 [Function] Displays control elements for configuring the overview window. Information on customizing the overview window can be found in 2.4.5: Configuring the overview windows. [Element]

Output: Change layout button


Input: [No.] 6 [Function] Shows module windows with current objects. Each module window has its own title bar. [Element]

Output: Overview window


Input: [Keyboard shortcuts] Home [Internal command] goFirst [Action to perform]

Output: Go to first page


Input: [Keyboard shortcuts] Alt-Page up [Internal command] goPreviousFew [Action to perform]

Output: Go a few pages backwards, skipping some


Input: [Keyboard shortcuts] Page down [Internal command] goPrevious [Action to perform]

Output: Go to previous page


Input: [Keyboard shortcuts] Space, Page down [Internal command] goNext [Action to perform]

Output: Go to next page


Input: [Keyboard shortcuts] Alt-Page down [Internal command] goNextFew [Action to perform]

Output: Go a few pages forward, skipping some


Input: [Keyboard shortcuts] End [Internal command] goLast [Action to perform]

Output: Go to last page


Input: [Keyboard shortcuts] Cursor down, Cursor left, Cursor right, Cursor up [Internal command] scrollDown, scrollLeft, scrollRight, scrollUp [Action to perform]

Output: Scroll the current page (when using View → Actual size)


Input: [Functions] Exists [Number of input parameters] 1 [Syntax] Exists(prefix:) [Description]

Output: returns True/False based on the pre-binding value of the instance document fact for the current context. Will return True when the Fact value is nil only if the Nilable attribute is set true

FFIEC Call Report Modernization Project - CDR Interchange Specification Version 1.02


Input: [Functions] ExistsNonNil [Number of input parameters] 1 [Syntax] ExistsNonNil (TotalAssets) [Description]

Output: returns True/False based on the pre-binding value of the instance document fact for the current context. Will return True only if the Fact has a reported value regardless of the XBRL Nilable attribute

FFIEC Call Report Modernization Project - CDR Interchange Specification Version 1.02


Input: [Functions] ExistsNonEmpty [Number of input parameters] 1 [Syntax] ExistsNonEmpty (TotalAssets) [Description]

Output: returns True/False based on the pre-binding value of the instance document fact for the current context. Will return True only if the Fact has a reported value and is non empty

FFIEC Call Report Modernization Project - CDR Interchange Specification Version 1.02


Input: [Functions] ExistingOf [Number of input parameters] <1 or more> [Syntax] ExistingOf(TotalAssets, �0') [Description]

Output: Returns the first found value in the list of arguments. If no arguments bind the function returns no value and the entire expression will fail to bind

FFIEC Call Report Modernization Project - CDR Interchange Specification Version 1.02


Input: [Functions] Context.Period.Type [Number of input parameters] 0 [Description]

Output: the current context's type (e.g., �Instant�), as a string.

FFIEC Call Report Modernization Project - CDR Interchange Specification Version 1.02


Input: [Functions] Context.Period.StartDate, Context.Period.EndDate [Number of input parameters] 0 [Description]

Output: the current context's start and end dates (or instant date), as a date-time type.

FFIEC Call Report Modernization Project - CDR Interchange Specification Version 1.02


Input: [Method] ampr [Description]

Output: User is telnet connected from an amprnet address (44.0.0.0)


Input: [Method] ax25 [Description]

Output: User connected by AX.25


Input: [Method] host [Description]

Output: User started node from command line


Input: [Method] inet [Description]

Output: user is telnet connected from a non-loca, non-ampr address.


Input: [Method] local [Description]

Output: User is telnet connected from a 'local' host


Input: [Method] netrom [Description]

Output: User connected by NET/ROM


Input: [Method] rose [Description]

Output: User connected by ROSE


Input: [Method] * [Description]

Output: User connected by any means.


Input: [Name] flush_state_mutex [Protects]

Output: flushing state of dirty blocks

Improved Buffer Pool Scalability — Percona Server 5.6 Documentation


Input: [Name] LRU_list_mutex [Protects]

Output: LRU lists of blocks in buffer pool

Improved Buffer Pool Scalability — Percona Server 5.6 Documentation


Input: [Name] flush_list_mutex [Protects]

Output: flush list of dirty blocks to flush

Improved Buffer Pool Scalability — Percona Server 5.6 Documentation


Input: [Name] free_list_mutex [Protects]

Output: list of free blocks in buffer pool

Improved Buffer Pool Scalability — Percona Server 5.6 Documentation


Input: [Name] zip_free_mutex [Protects]

Output: lists of free area to treat compressed pages

Improved Buffer Pool Scalability — Percona Server 5.6 Documentation


Input: [Name] zip_hash_mutex [Protects]

Output: hash table to search compressed pages

Improved Buffer Pool Scalability — Percona Server 5.6 Documentation


Input: [OPCODE] 00 [INSTRUCTION] const C [DESCRIPTION]

Output: assembler pseudo-operator to define a constant C


Input: [OPCODE] 01 [INSTRUCTION] get [DESCRIPTION]

Output: read a number from the input to the accumulator


Input: [OPCODE] 02 [INSTRUCTION] put [DESCRIPTION]

Output: write the number in the accumulator to the output


Input: [OPCODE] 03 [INSTRUCTION] ld M [DESCRIPTION]

Output: load accumulator with contents of memory location M


Input: [OPCODE] 04 [INSTRUCTION] st M [DESCRIPTION]

Output: store contents of accumulator in memory location M


Input: [OPCODE] 05 [INSTRUCTION] add M [DESCRIPTION]

Output: add contents of memory location M to the accumulator


Input: [OPCODE] 06 [INSTRUCTION] sub M [DESCRIPTION]

Output: subtract contents of memory location M from the accumulator


Input: [OPCODE] 07 [INSTRUCTION] jpos M [DESCRIPTION]

Output: jump to memory location M if the accumulator is positive


Input: [OPCODE] 08 [INSTRUCTION] jz M [DESCRIPTION]

Output: jump to memory location M if the accumulator is zero


Input: [OPCODE] 09 [INSTRUCTION] j [DESCRIPTION]

Output: jump to memory location M, unconditionally


Input: [OPCODE] 10 [INSTRUCTION] halt [DESCRIPTION]

Output: stop program execution


Input: [id] 18234 [Description]

Output: SSH RC4 User Session Replay Password Portion Enumeration


Input: [id] 18232 [Description]

Output: SSH-1 Protocol Duplicate Session ID Client Challenge Response Replay


Input: [id] 18231 [Description]

Output: SSH localhost Connection Host Key Check Bypass


Input: [id] 18230 [Description]

Output: SSH-1 Protocol RC4 Stream Cipher CRC XOR Arbitrary Packet Modification


Input: [id] 18229 [Description]

Output: SSH-1 Protocol IDEA Cipher Final Block CRC Modification


Input: [id] 8041 [Description]

Output: HP-UX SSH New User Account Access


Input: [id] 3562 [Description]

Output: SSH Traffic Analysis Connection Attributes Disclosure


Input: [id] 3561 [Description]

Output: Cisco Devices SSH Password Length Disclosure


Input: [id] 1586 [Description]

Output: sshd scp Traversal Arbitrary File Overwrite


Input: [id] 1229 [Description]

Output: SSH client xauth Session Hijacking


Input: [id] 795 [Description]

Output: Multiple Vendor SSH CRC-32 detect_attack() Function Overflow


Input: [Option/Parameter] -service [Meaning]

Output: A service name to call. This is "almost" mandatory parameter. You do not use it only if a -loop option is used.


Input: [Option/Parameter] -e [Meaning]

Output: A service endpoint/URL where it can be reached. It has precedence over going to a registry to find a service URL.


Input: [Option/Parameter] -mobye [Meaning]

Output: A URL/endpoint of a Biomoby registry where the called service was registered. The client goes there to get the service URL - based on the service name and its authority - if the service endpoint is not given. A default registry is used if this is not specified (and if it is needed).


Input: [Option/Parameter] -mobyuri [Meaning]

Output: A registry namespace (used when the client goes to a registry). A default is used if this is not given.


Input: [Option/Parameter] -auth [Meaning]

Output: Service name is not enough when a service is looked-up in a Biomoby registry. This gives the service authority that qualifies the service (together with its name) uniquely.


Input: [Option/Parameter] -class [Meaning]

Output: Client tries to load the given class and then it calls a method that has the same name as the service name. This allows to call your service implementation locally, before it has been deployed into Tomcat/Axis.


Input: [Option/Parameter] -loop [Meaning]

Output: Don't call any service. It is good for seeing input data.


Input: [Extension Name] org.apache.tapestry.property-source [Type] IPropertySource [Description]

Output: This extension is fit into the configuration property search path, after the servlet context, but before JVM system properties. A typical use would be to access some set of configuration properties stored in a database.


Input: [Extension Name] org.apache.tapestry.request-decoder [Type] IRequestDecoder [Description]

Output: A request decoder is used to identify the actual server name, server port, scheme and request URI for the request. In some configurations, a firewall may invalidate the values provided by the actual HttpServletRequest (the values reflect the internal server forwarded to by the firewall, not the actual values used by the external client). A request decoder knows how to determine the actual values.


Input: [Extension Name] org.apache.tapestry.monitor-factory [Type] IMonitorFactory [Description]

Output: An object that is used to create IMonitor instances. Monitors are informed about key application events (such as loading a page) during the processing of a request. The factory may create a new instance for the request, or may simply provide access to a shared instance. If not specified, a default implementation is used ( DefaultMonitorFactory ).


Input: [Extension Name] org.apache.tapestry. specification-resolver-delegate [Type] ISpecificationResolverDelegate [Description]

Output: An object which is used to find page and component specifications that are not located using the default search rules. The use of this is open-ended, but is generally useful in very advanced scenarios where specifications are stored externally (perhaps in a database), or constructed on the fly.


Input: [Extension Name] org.apache.tapestry. template-source-delegate [Type] ITemplateSourceDelegate [Description]

Output: An object which is used to find page or component templates that are not located using the default search rules. The use of this is open-ended, but is generally useful in very advanced scenarios where templates are stored externally (perhaps in a database), or constructed on the fly.


Input: [Extension Name] org.apache.tapestry.ognl-type-converter [Type] ognl.TypeConverter [Description]

Output: Specifies an implementation of ognl.TypeConverter to be used for expression bindings. See OGNL's Type Converter documentation for further information on implementing a custom type converter.


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

Output: Minimum number of connection pool entries, unrelated to the actual number of connections. This only needs to be modified from the default for special circumstances where heap memory associated with the backend connections should be preallocated or retained.


Input: [Parameter] max [Default] 1...n [Description]

Output: Maximum number of connections that will be allowed to the backend server. The default for this limit is the number of threads per process in the active MPM. In the Prefork MPM, this is always 1, while with other MPMs it is controlled by the ThreadsPerChild directive.


Input: [Parameter] smax [Default] max [Description]

Output: Retained connection pool entries above this limit are freed during certain operations if they have been unused for longer than the time to live, controlled by the ttl parameter. If the connection pool entry has an associated connection, it will be closed. This only needs to be modified from the default for special circumstances where connection pool entries and any associated connections which have exceeded the time to live need to be freed or closed more aggressively.


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

Output: If set this will be the maximum time to wait for a free connection in the connection pool, in milliseconds. If there are no free connections in the pool the Apache will return SERVER_BUSY status to the client.


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

Output: Connect timeout in seconds. The number of seconds Apache waits for the creation of a connection to the backend to complete. By adding a postfix of ms the timeout can be also set in milliseconds.


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

Output: This parameter should be used when you want to force mod_proxy to immediately close a connection to the backend after being used, and thus, disable its persistent connection and pool for that backend. This helps in various situations where a firewall between Apache and the backend server (regardless of protocol) tends to silently drop connections or when backends themselves may be under round- robin DNS. To disable connection pooling reuse, set this property value to On.


Input: [Parameter] flushpackets [Default] off [Description]

Output: Determines whether the proxy module will auto-flush the output brigade after each "chunk" of data. 'off' means that it will flush only when needed, 'on' means after each chunk is sent and 'auto' means poll/wait for a period of time and flush if no input has been received for 'flushwait' milliseconds. Currently this is in effect only for AJP.


Input: [Parameter] flushwait [Default] 10 [Description]

Output: The time to wait for additional input, in milliseconds, before flushing the output brigade if 'flushpackets' is 'auto'.


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

Output: This parameter should be used when you have a firewall between your Apache and the backend server, who tend to drop inactive connections. This flag will tell the Operating System to send KEEP_ALIVE messages on inactive connections and thus prevent the firewall to drop the connection. To enable keepalive set this property value to On. The frequency of initial and subsequent TCP keepalive probes depends on global OS settings, and may be as high as 2 hours. To be useful, the frequency configured in the OS must be smaller than the threshold used by the firewall.


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

Output: Sets the load balancer cluster set that the worker is a member of. The load balancer will try all members of a lower numbered lbset before trying higher numbered ones.


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

Output: Ping property tells webserver to send a CPING request on ajp13 connection before forwarding a request. The parameter is the delay in seconds to wait for the CPONG reply. This features has been added to avoid problem with hung and busy Tomcat's and require ajp13 ping/pong support which has been implemented on Tomcat 3.3.2+, 4.1.28+ and 5.0.13+. This will increase the network traffic during the normal operation which could be an issue, but it will lower the traffic in case some of the cluster nodes are down or busy. Currently this has an effect only for AJP. By adding a postfix of ms the delay can be also set in milliseconds.


Input: [Parameter] loadfactor [Default] 1 [Description]

Output: Worker load factor. Used with BalancerMember. It is a number between 1 and 100 and defines the normalized weighted load applied to the worker.


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

Output: Redirection Route of the worker. This value is usually set dynamically to enable safe removal of the node from the cluster. If set all requests without session id will be redirected to the BalancerMember that has route parameter equal as this value.


Input: [Parameter] retry [Default] 60 [Description]

Output: Connection pool worker retry timeout in seconds. If the connection pool worker to the backend server is in the error state, Apache will not forward any requests to that server until the timeout expires. This enables to shut down the backend server for maintenance, and bring it back online later. A value of 0 means always retry workers in an error state with no timeout.


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

Output: Route of the worker when used inside load balancer. The route is a value appended to session id.


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

Output: Single letter value defining the initial status of this worker: 'D' is disabled, 'S' is stopped, 'I' is ignore-errors, 'H' is hot-standby and 'E' is in an error state. Status can be set (which is the default) by prepending with '+' or cleared by prepending with '-'. Thus, a setting of 'S-E' sets this worker to Stopped and clears the in-error flag.


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

Output: Connection timeout in seconds. The number of seconds Apache waits for data sent by / to the backend.


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

Output: Time to live for inactive connections and associated connection pool entries, in seconds. Once reaching this limit, a connection will not be used again; it will be closed at some later time.


Input: [Type] Guidance [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Institutional Start-up Package

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-106 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Initial Protocol Submission for Single Site Study Checklist

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-091 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Central Study Submission Checklist

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] BDEV2-023 [Download] url [Document Name]

Output: Handbook for Quorum Review IRB (Requires an OnQ Portal Account)

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-042 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Safety and Unanticipated Problems Powerpoint

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Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] BDEV2-022 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Submission Illustration for Central Studies

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-101 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Observational Registry Site Information Questionnaire

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-040 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Continuing Review Flowchart

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-228 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: eConsent in Clinical Research Info Sheet

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Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-140 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: E-Consent Certificate

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-215 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: eConsent at Quorum Review – Client Guidance

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-035 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Consenting Research Participant Guidelines

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-034 [Download] url [Document Name]

Output: Client Guide to Consent Form Evaluation (Requires an OnQ Portal Account)

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-033 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Recruitment and Participant Study Materials Guidelines

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-024 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Amendment Submission Checklist

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-118 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Human Subjects Research and Exemption Determination Request

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-046 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Recruitment and Participant Study Materials Coversheet

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-044 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Request for Waiver or Alteration of HIPAA Authorization Requirement

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Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-043 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Waiver or Alteration of Informed Consent Submission Form

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Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-042 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Waiver of Documentation of Informed Consent Submission Form

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Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-048 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Reopen Request Form for Sites

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-036 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Single Site Study Questionnaire

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-035 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Prospective Protocol Waiver/Exception Request Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Supplemental [Number] F-027 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: California Experimental Subject’s Bill of Rights – Spanish

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Supplemental [Number] F-026 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: California Experimental Subject’s Bill of Rights – English

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] F-025 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Board Meeting Schedule

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-024 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Unanticipated Problem Report

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-022 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Serious Adverse Event Report

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] F-033 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: CV Sample

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-019 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Device Study Submission Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] F-032 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: CV Template

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-018 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Protocol Deviation (Major) /Violation Report

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-030 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Compensation Template

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-031 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Conflict of Interest Statement

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-017 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Continuing Review Report for Protocols

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-015 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Federal Funding Addendum

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-034 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Institutional Authorization Agreement

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-014 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Canadian Extension Central Study Questionnaire

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-016 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Institutional Jurisdiction Waiver Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-021 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Safety Information and Unanticipated Problem Cover Page

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-029 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Change in Principal Investigator Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-013 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Central Study Questionnaire

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-244 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Site Status Report Information Sheet

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] As Indicated [Number] F-038 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Additional Facility Site Information Questionnaire

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] F-047 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Site Status Report Checklist

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-028 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Change in Primary Facility Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Recommended [Number] F-012 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Central Study Information Change Request Form

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-037 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Site Information Questionnaire Workbook

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Recommended [Number] F-011 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Amendment Submission Cover Page

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-059 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Site Status Report for Periodic Review or Closure – Guidance

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-040 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Site Status Report

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-038 [Download] pdf [Document Name]

Output: Changes to Site Information – Guidelines

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Required [Number] F-039 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Site Information Questionnaire

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form


Input: [Type] Guidance [Number] G-010 [Download] doc [Document Name]

Output: Site Submission Checklist

IRB Forms | Independent Review Board Form