Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.https.truststore.password [Description]

Output: The password for the truststore.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.https.jetty.ciphersuites.excluded [Description]

Output: Configures comma-separated list of SSL cipher suites to exclude. Default is null, meaning that no cipher suite is excluded.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.https.jetty.ciphersuites.included [Description]

Output: Configures comma-separated list of SSL cipher suites to include. Default is null, meaning that the default cipher suites are used.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.https.clientcertificate [Description]

Output: Flag to determine if the HTTPS protocol requires, wants or does not use client certificates. Legal values are needs, wants and none. The default is none.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.http.jetty.headerBufferSize [Description]

Output: Size of the buffer for request and response headers, in bytes. Default is 16 KB.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.http.jetty.requestBufferSize [Description]

Output: Size of the buffer for requests not fitting the header buffer, in bytes. Default is 8 KB.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.http.jetty.responseBufferSize [Description]

Output: Size of the buffer for responses, in bytes. Default is 24 KB.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.http.jetty.maxFormSize [Description]

Output: The maximum size accepted for a form post, in bytes. Defaults to 200 KB.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.http.mbeans [Description]

Output: If true, enables the MBean server functionality. The default is false.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.apache.felix.http.jetty.sendServerHeader [Description]

Output: If false, the Server HTTP header is no longer included in responses. The default is false.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.SessionCookie [Description]

Output: Name of the cookie used to transport the Session ID. The default is JSESSIONID.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.SessionURL [Description]

Output: Name of the request parameter to transport the Session ID. The default is jsessionid.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.SessionDomain [Description]

Output: Domain to set on the session cookie. The default is null.

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.SessionPath [Description]

Output: The path to set on the session cookie. The default is the configured session context path ("/").

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Property] org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.MaxAge [Description]

Output: The maximum age value to set on the cookie. The default is "-1".

Apache Felix - Apache Felix HTTP Service


Input: [Resource] push/validate [Purpose]

Output: Check that a Subscription is defined correctly.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] push/create [Purpose]

Output: Create a new Subscription to a live stream or Historics query.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] push/pause [Purpose]

Output: Pause a Subscription and buffer the data for up to one hour.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] push/resume [Purpose]

Output: Set a paused job running again.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] push/update [Purpose]

Output: Update the name or output parameters for an existing Subscription.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] push/stop [Purpose]

Output: Stop a Historics query or a live stream that is running with Push.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] push/delete [Purpose]

Output: Delete an existing Subscription.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] push/log [Purpose]

Output: Retrieve details of your Push subscriptions.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] push/get [Purpose]

Output: Show details of the Subscriptions belonging to this user.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Resource] pull [Purpose]

Output: Collect a batch of interactions from a Push queue.

REST API Endpoints | DataSift Developers

Push


Input: [Variable Name] DOCUMENT_ROOT [Value]

Output: The root directory of your server


Input: [Variable Name] HTTP_COOKIE [Value]

Output: The visitor's cookie, if one is set


Input: [Variable Name] HTTP_HOST [Value]

Output: The hostname of your server


Input: [Variable Name] HTTP_REFERER [Value]

Output: The URL of the page that called your script


Input: [Variable Name] HTTP_USER_AGENT [Value]

Output: The browser type of the visitor


Input: [Variable Name] HTTPS [Value]

Output: "on" if the script is being called through a secure server


Input: [Variable Name] PATH [Value]

Output: The system path your server is running under


Input: [Variable Name] QUERY_STRING [Value]

Output: The query string (see GET, below)


Input: [Variable Name] REMOTE_ADDR [Value]

Output: The IP address of the visitor


Input: [Variable Name] REMOTE_HOST [Value]

Output: The hostname of the visitor (if your server has reverse-name-lookups on; otherwise this is the IP address again)


Input: [Variable Name] REMOTE_PORT [Value]

Output: The port the visitor is connected to on the web server


Input: [Variable Name] REMOTE_USER [Value]

Output: The visitor's username (for .htaccess-protected pages)


Input: [Variable Name] REQUEST_METHOD [Value]

Output: GET or POST


Input: [Variable Name] REQUEST_URI [Value]

Output: The interpreted pathname of the requested document or CGI (relative to the document root)


Input: [Variable Name] SCRIPT_FILENAME [Value]

Output: The full pathname of the current CGI


Input: [Variable Name] SCRIPT_NAME [Value]

Output: The interpreted pathname of the current CGI (relative to the document root)


Input: [Variable Name] SERVER_ADMIN [Value]

Output: The email address for your server's webmaster


Input: [Variable Name] SERVER_NAME [Value]

Output: Your server's fully qualified domain name (e.g. www.cgi101.com)


Input: [Variable Name] SERVER_PORT [Value]

Output: The port number your server is listening on


Input: [Variable Name] SERVER_SOFTWARE [Value]

Output: The server software you're using (such as Apache 1.3)


Input: [Error code] 101 [Description]

Output: Access denied. You have not provided correct username and token.


Input: [Error code] 102 [Description]

Output: Access denied. Your username and token are OK, but your account does not have access to our API.


Input: [Error code] 103 [Description]

Output: Requested domain was not found. Make sure that you specified 'domain' field. If you still think it's correct, that means we don't have any information about this domain in our system.


Input: [Error code] 104 [Description]

Output: No history found for this domain. Make sure that you specified 'domain' field. If you still think it's correct, that means we don't have any information about this domain in our system.


Input: [Error code] 105 [Description]

Output: No domains were found. This happens when we could not find domains for specific technology with parameters that you specified. One common reason for that is you specified a page number that is too high.


Input: [Error code] 106 [Description]

Output: No alerts found for this date. Make sure you specified correct date in YYYY-MM-DD format. Alerts that are older than 30 days are not accessible.


Input: [Error code] 107 [Description]

Output: No domains found in this category. Make sure you specified correct category. If you still see this error, we don't have any domains in this category.


Input: [Error code] 108 [Description]

Output: Domain is already in the system. This happens when you try to add a domain that we already track.


Input: [Error code] 118 [Description]

Output: List ID not found, invalid list ID or no people on list. This happens when you don't have permissions to the list, list does not exist, or if the list is empty.


Input: [Error code] 119 [Description]

Output: No lists exist for this user. This happens when you don't have any lists on your account.


Input: [Error code] 404 [Description]

Output: You requested a call that does not exist.


Input: [Field name] Default Board Language [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: The language to display the messages in the forum. Note that, if the translation for some text is not available, an English text will be used


Input: [Field name] Database Type [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: The database server to use. If you don't know which one to choose, select "HSQLDB" from the list


Input: [Field name] Installation Type [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Installation mode. Currently only "New Installation" is supported


Input: [Field name] Connection type [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Which method to use to connect to database. Native will use regular connections, while DataSource will try to connect using the specified datasource name


Input: [Field name] DataSource name [Required] No [Description]

Output: If you chosen DataSource as Connection Type, then inform the name of the datasource


Input: [Field name] Database Server Hostname [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: The host where the database is located


Input: [Field name] Database Name [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Where the tables will be created. Note that the database should already exist. If you're going go use HSQLDB, no extra configuration is needed, since it is created on the fly If you are using Oracle, you probably will have to enter the SID here.


Input: [Field name] Database username [Required] No* [Description]

Output: The user of your database instance. *This field is required for databases other than HSQLDB


Input: [Field name] Database Password [Required] No [Description]

Output: The database password, if any. Please note that errors may occur when not using any password


Input: [Field name] Database Encoding [Required] No [Description]

Output: The text encoding for the database. You can specify it by hand in the "Other" field


Input: [Field name] Use Connection Pool [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: In case of doubt, choose No


Input: [Field name] Forum Link [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: The link to the forum context. If you are hosting it under some "real" domain and the context path is "/", the "Forum Link" will be the address of your site, in most cases.


Input: [Field name] Website Link [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: The link to your website.


Input: [Field name] Administrator Password [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Type the password of the administrator (Admin user).


Input: [Property] maven.was5.conntype [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: Specifies the type of connection to be used. The Default type is SOAP. The valid values are SOAP, RMI, JMS, and NONE. NONE means that no server connection is made.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.failonerror [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: If set to true causes the build to stop if the task has an error.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.home [Optional?] Yes* [Description]

Output: Directory containing the WebSphere AppServer installation. *This is requred if the WAS_HOME environment variable is not set.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.installed.application [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: The name of the application for install, uninstall, start and stop.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.password [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: The password of the admin user to authenticate with for administrative access.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.port [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: This is the administration TCP port on the host to connect to.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.profile [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: A script file to be executed before processing begins. See WebSphere AppServer documentation for more detail.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.properties [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: A java properties file containing attributes to set in the JVM System properties. See WebSphere AppServer documentation for more detail.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.quiet [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: If true, the task will not print any status information.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.server [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: Default server name. The goals that require a server name (startServer, stopServer, serverStatus) allow a more specific server to be specifed using ${maven.was5..server}.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.statusPort [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: The TCP Port the server should send status messages to.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.trace [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: If true, the task with print trace information.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.username [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: The id of the admin user to authenticate with for administrative access.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [Property] maven.was5.version [Optional?] Yes [Description]

Output: The version of WebSphere being used. Default to was5. Note that this property is not used to differentiate releases, it is simply used as part of the directory structure for various goals.

WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin Properties - WebSphere 5 (5.0/5.1) Plugin


Input: [In Explorer] srcElement [In Firefox (DOM standard)] target, but in Firefox the nodes of type text can also fire events, so to keep things working you'll need to climb up the tree until you find a element's (tag's) node: var node = e.target; while(node.nodeType != node.ELEMENT_NODE) node = node.parentNode; [Description]

Output: The element which fired the event.

Making your web page compatible with Mozilla Firefox

Differences in the event object properties/methods


Input: [In Explorer] fromElement [In Firefox (DOM standard)] target if the event is onmouseout, relatedTarget if the event is to onmouseover. [Description]

Output: The element in which the mouse was before.

Making your web page compatible with Mozilla Firefox


Input: [In Explorer] toElement [In Firefox (DOM standard)] relatedTarget if the event is onmouseout, target if the event is onmouseover. [Description]

Output: The element to which the mouse was moved.

Making your web page compatible with Mozilla Firefox


Input: [In Explorer] cancelBubble [In Firefox (DOM standard)] The stopPropagation() method of the event should be called. [Description]

Output: Assigning true to this property prevents the event from continuing propagating upwards in the DOM tree.

Making your web page compatible with Mozilla Firefox


Input: [In Explorer] returnValue [In Firefox (DOM standard)] The preventDefault() method should be called. [Description]

Output: Assigning false to this property is requesting to Explorer not to execute the event's default action (like following a link).

Making your web page compatible with Mozilla Firefox


Input: [In Explorer] offsetX, offsetY [In Firefox (DOM standard)] If the mouse is on a absolutely, fixed or relatively positioned element, then you can use layerX, layerY (non-standard). However, event.target is in a normally (static) positioned element these properties will give you the offset with respect to the document root element (which normally corresponds to the page). In this case your only option is to manually calculate the "offsetX" value by traversing all the hierarchy from the document root element, adding the objects' offsetLeft / offsetTop values. [Description]

Output: Position of the event with respect to the element that generates it.

Making your web page compatible with Mozilla Firefox


Input: [Command] HELP [Description]

Output: Acquire information on mail server

The OpenVMS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Table 1-2 INFO-VAX Mail Server Commands


Input: [Command] SUBSCRIBE INFO-VAX [Description]

Output: Join to the mailing list

The OpenVMS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Table 1-2 INFO-VAX Mail Server Commands


Input: [Command] UNSUBSCRIBE INFO-VAX [Description]

Output: Leave the mailing list

The OpenVMS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Table 1-2 INFO-VAX Mail Server Commands


Input: [Command] SET INFO-VAX DIGEST [Description]

Output: Select periodic omnibus mail messages from the mail server, rather than multiple individual messages for each posting.

The OpenVMS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Table 1-2 INFO-VAX Mail Server Commands


Input: [Command] SET INFO-VAX NODIGEST [Description]

Output: Separate mail delivery of each message posted

The OpenVMS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Table 1-2 INFO-VAX Mail Server Commands


Input: [Command] SET INFO-VAX NOMAIL [Description]

Output: Establish an email address for posting, though not for receiving, mail.

The OpenVMS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Table 1-2 INFO-VAX Mail Server Commands


Input: [Command] SET INFO-VAX MAIL [Description]

Output: Establish an email address for both posting and for receiving mail from the mailing list.

The OpenVMS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Table 1-2 INFO-VAX Mail Server Commands


Input: [Class] DefaultFileUploadThread [Description]

Output: This class is based on the FileUploadThread class.

wjhk.jupload2.upload (JUpload project on Sourceforge 6.0.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FilePreparationThread [Description]

Output: This thread is responsible for preparing all files for upload.

wjhk.jupload2.upload (JUpload project on Sourceforge 6.0.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FileUploadManagerThreadImpl [Description]

Output: This class is responsible for managing the upload.

wjhk.jupload2.upload (JUpload project on Sourceforge 6.0.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FileUploadThreadFTP [Description]

Output: The FileUploadThreadFTP class is intended to extend the functionality of the JUpload applet and allow it to handle ftp:// addresses.

wjhk.jupload2.upload (JUpload project on Sourceforge 6.0.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] FileUploadThreadHTTP [Description]

Output: This class implements the file upload via HTTP POST request.

wjhk.jupload2.upload (JUpload project on Sourceforge 6.0.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] UploadFileData [Description]

Output: This class implements the FileData interface, and is responsible to do the actual upload of the files.

wjhk.jupload2.upload (JUpload project on Sourceforge 6.0.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] UploadFileDataPoisonned [Description]

Output: This class is a kind of 'End of Queue' object.

wjhk.jupload2.upload (JUpload project on Sourceforge 6.0.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Class] UploadFilePacket [Description]

Output: This file contains a packet of files, which will be sent in one request to the server.

wjhk.jupload2.upload (JUpload project on Sourceforge 6.0.1 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Rule] No Obvious Typos [Value] +0.15 [After Changes] yes [Before Changes]

Output: yes


Input: [Rule] General Contact Info Provided [Value] +0.175 [After Changes] yes [Before Changes]

Output: yes


Input: [Rule] Telephone Contact Info Provided [Value] +0.175 [After Changes] yes [Before Changes]

Output: no


Input: [Rule] Physical Address [Value] +0.25 [After Changes] no [Before Changes]

Output: no


Input: [Rule] About Us w/ Team Member Bios [Value] +0.125 [After Changes] yes [Before Changes]

Output: no


Input: [Rule] Team Member Bios have Direct Contact Information [Value] +0.125 [After Changes] yes [Before Changes]

Output: no


Input: [Rule] Total [After Changes] 0.75 [Before Changes]

Output: 0.325


Input: [Rule] Credibility [After Changes] Average [Before Changes]

Output: Solidly Low


Input: [default] 'normal' [description] The speed for animation effects. Values are 'slow', 'normal', 'fast' and milliseconds. [property]

Output: speed


Input: [default] 0.5 [description] The opacity value of the overlay. Allowed are values from 0 to 1. [property]

Output: overlayOpacity


Input: [default] true [description] If true, the link title is shown in the image container. Allowed is true or false. [property]

Output: title


Input: [default] true [description] If true, the image will be fit to the screen when it's too big. Allowed is true or false. [property]

Output: scale


Input: [default] 10 [description] Sets the border-width in pixels. From 0 to endless. [property]

Output: border


Input: [default] '' [description] When you have an image-set, this sets the text of the word 'Image' like 'Image 1 of 10'. [property]

Output: textImage


Input: [default] '/' [description] When you have an image-set, this sets the text of the word 'of' like 'Image 1 of 10'. [property]

Output: textOf


Input: [description] You can combine this plugin with other functions. [property]

Output: callback


Input: [Windows Property] System.Subject [Example(s)] subject:Sockets [Note Source Item] Subject (if empty, puts “no subject” [Description]

Output: Subject or title of the mail message, document or attachment

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Message.HasAttachments [Example(s)] hasattachment:No [Note Source Item] Yes if the document has attachments, No otherwise [Description]

Output: Indicates if this message or document has an attachment

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.IsAttachment [Example(s)] isattachment:Yes [Note Source Item] Yes for attachments, No otherwise [Description]

Output: Finds documents which are attachments

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Search.Store [Example(s)] store:ezn [Note Source Item] Is always the protocol name: EZN for documents we add to the index [Description]

Output: Will find only messages, documents and attachments added by EZ Notes Search

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Startdate [Example(s)] startdate:today startdate:tomorrow [Note Source Item] StartDateTime or EndDateTime [Description]

Output: Finds calendar items that start on a particular day

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.EndDate [Example(s)] enddate:tomorrow [Note Source Item] EndDateTime [Description]

Output: Finds calendar items that end on a particular day

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.ItemNameDisplay [Example(s)] name:party [Note Source Item] Same as Subject [Description]

Output: Finds documents based on the displayed name field

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.ItemType [Example(s)] type:EZN/Message [Note Source Item] Depending on the Form Item is one of: EZN/Message, EZN/Appointment, EZN/Meeting, EZN/ToDo, EZN/Attachment [Description]

Output: Used to find documents by their type

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Kind [Example(s)] kind:document [Note Source Item] Depending on the Form item is one of “email”, “calendar” or “task”. For attachments it is “document” [Description]

Output: Allows you to filter on the kind of document

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Size [Example(s)] size:small [Note Source Item] The size of the Note Document [Description]

Output: Allows you to filter based on the size of the document, message, attachment or file

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.DateModified [Example(s)] datemodified:yesterday [Note Source Item] Is either “DeliveredDate”, “PostedDate” or the modification date of the note when it was last indexed [Description]

Output: This is used to find the most appropriate date to display

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.FromName [Example(s)] from:Dieter [Note Source Item] From [Description]

Output: The author of the mail message or calendar item.

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Author [Example(s)] author:Dieter [Note Source Item] Same as System.From [Description]

Output: The author of the mail message or calendar item.

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.FileName [Example(s)] filename:myattach.txt [Note Source Item] Only set on Attachments to the original filename. Extracted from the Rich Text Field which references it. If not found in a Rich Text field, the $File value is used. [Description]

Output: The original filename of the attachment.

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.ItemPathDisplay [Example(s)] title:welcome [Note Source Item] On Windows XP this is set to the same value as System.Subject [Description]

Output: This is the default Title property displayed on Windows XP in the search results window (different from Windows 7)

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.ParsingName [Example(s)] parsingname:8888 [Note Source Item] Note ID of the document or NoteId#AttNum for Attachments [Description]

Output: Can be used to find a note by its ID

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Calendar.Location [Example(s)] location:teleconference [Note Source Item] Location [Description]

Output: The location of a meeting

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Message.DateReceived [Example(s)] received:last week [Note Source Item] DeliveredDate [Description]

Output: The date a message was delivered to your mail file

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Message.DateSent [Example(s)] sent:earlier this month [Note Source Item] PostedDate [Description]

Output: The date a message was posted for mailing

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Message.ToName [Example(s)] to:Tom [Note Source Item] SendTo [Description]

Output: The recipient names

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Message.ToAddress [Example(s)] toaddress:company.com [Note Source Item] InetSendTo [Description]

Output: The smtp recipient addresses

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Message.CcName [Example(s)] cc:Mary [Note Source Item] CopyTo [Description]

Output: The cc’ed names

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Windows Property] System.Message.CcAddress [Example(s)] ccaddress:company.com [Note Source Item] InetCopyTo [Description]

Output: The smtp cc addresses

NotesConnectors.com: EZ Notes Search Modifiers/Filters


Input: [Function] RTIP [Description]

Output: Reads the time data table TIP, but does not process it


Input: [Function] PTIP [Description]

Output: Processes the time data table TIP


Input: [Function] GOT [Description]

Output: Compare time pairs in TIP with OT approvals from the current day (IT2007)


Input: [Function] GWT [Description]

Output: Generates time wage types from time pairs in table TIP


Input: [Function] SORT [Description]

Output: Sorts the values in a specified internal table


Input: [Function] P2001 [Description]

Output: Imports the absences for the day being processed


Input: [Function] P2006 [Description]

Output: Calls a PCR in which information from the Absence Quotas table ABWKONTI can be accessed


Input: [Function] COPY [Description]

Output: Calls a subschema placed in PAR1.


Input: [Function] BLOCK [Description]

Output: Defines the start and end of a nested node


Input: [Function] IF/ELSE/ENDIF [Description]

Output: The schema is processed if the condition is fulfilled


Input: [Function] ACTIO [Description]

Output: Actio calls a PCR. It is processed, irrespective of whether time pairs exist .


Input: [Constant] WIN32_SERVICE_CONTROL_CONTINUE [Value] 0x00000003 [Description]

Output: Notifies a paused service that it should resume.

PHP: Win32Service Service Control Message Constants - Manual


Input: [Constant] WIN32_SERVICE_CONTROL_INTERROGATE [Value] 0x00000004 [Description]

Output: Notifies a service that it should report its current status information to the service control manager.

PHP: Win32Service Service Control Message Constants - Manual


Input: [Constant] WIN32_SERVICE_CONTROL_PAUSE [Value] 0x00000002 [Description]

Output: Notifies a service that it should pause.

PHP: Win32Service Service Control Message Constants - Manual


Input: [Constant] WIN32_SERVICE_CONTROL_PRESHUTDOWN [Value] 0x0000000F [Description]

Output: Notifies a service that the system will be shutting down. A service that handles this notification blocks system shutdown until the service stops or the preshutdown time-out interval expires. This value is not supported by Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP/2000.

PHP: Win32Service Service Control Message Constants - Manual


Input: [Constant] WIN32_SERVICE_CONTROL_SHUTDOWN [Value] 0x00000005 [Description]

Output: Notifies a service that the system is shutting down so the service can perform cleanup tasks. If a service accepts this control code, it must stop after it performs its cleanup tasks. After the SCM sends this control code, it will not send other control codes to the service.

PHP: Win32Service Service Control Message Constants - Manual


Input: [Constant] WIN32_SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP [Value] 0x00000001 [Description]

Output: Notifies a service that it should stop.

PHP: Win32Service Service Control Message Constants - Manual


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] p [Decscription]

Output: toggle between play and pause

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Esc [Decscription]

Output: exit full screen mode

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] f [Decscription]

Output: toggle full screen

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] h [Decscription]

Output: toggle display of on-screen controls

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] 0 [Decscription]

Output: resize window to 50% original size

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] 1 [Decscription]

Output: resize window to 100% original size

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] 2 [Decscription]

Output: resize window to 200% original size

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] r [Decscription]

Output: zoom in the video

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] t [Decscription]

Output: zoom out the video

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Left-arrow [Decscription]

Output: skip back 15 seconds

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Right-arrow [Decscription]

Output: skip forward 15 seconds

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Shift+Left-arrow [Decscription]

Output: skip back 5 seconds

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Shift+Right-arrow [Decscription]

Output: skip forward 15 seconds

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Ctrl+Left-arrow [Decscription]

Output: skip back 3 minutes

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Ctrl+Right arrow [Decscription]

Output: skip forward 10 minutes

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Up-arrow [Decscription]

Output: increase volume by 8%

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Down-arrow [Decscription]

Output: decrease volume by 8%

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] b [Decscription]

Output: jump back to previous chapter/movie in playlist

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] n [Decscription]

Output: jump to next chapter/movie in playlist

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] q [Decscription]

Output: quit

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Ctrl+E [Decscription]

Output: eject the playing optical media

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Ctrl+O [Decscription]

Output: open a new file

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] Ctrl+L [Decscription]

Output: open a new URI

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] F9 [Decscription]

Output: toggle display of the playlist

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] m [Decscription]

Output: show the DVD menu

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


Input: [Keyboard shortuct] c [Decscription]

Output: show the DVD chapter menu

Ubuntu Linux: Watch and Play BBC / YouTube Videos With Totem Movie Player


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

Output: logical


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

Output: integer


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

Output: double


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

Output: complex


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

Output: character


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

Output: raw


Input: [Interface] DOMImplementation [Purpose] Interface to the underlying implementation. [Section]

Output: DOMImplementation Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] Node [Purpose] Base interface for most objects in a document. [Section]

Output: Node Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] NodeList [Purpose] Interface for a sequence of nodes. [Section]

Output: NodeList Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] DocumentType [Purpose] Information about the declarations needed to process a document. [Section]

Output: DocumentType Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] Document [Purpose] Object which represents an entire document. [Section]

Output: Document Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] Element [Purpose] Element nodes in the document hierarchy. [Section]

Output: Element Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] Attr [Purpose] Attribute value nodes on element nodes. [Section]

Output: Attr Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] Comment [Purpose] Representation of comments in the source document. [Section]

Output: Comment Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] Text [Purpose] Nodes containing textual content from the document. [Section]

Output: Text and CDATASection Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Interface] ProcessingInstruction [Purpose] Processing instruction representation. [Section]

Output: ProcessingInstruction Objects

19.6. xml.dom — The Document Object Model API — Jython v2.5.2 documentation


Input: [Collection] Ordering [ArrayList] Yes [LinkedList] Yes [HashSet] No [TreeSet] Yes [HashMap] No [TreeMap] Yes [Vector] Yes [Hashtable] No [Stack] Yes [CopyOnWriteArrayList] Yes [ConcurrentHashMap] No [CopyOnWriteArraySet] No [Properties]

Output: No

Java Collections Framework Tutorial | JournalDev


Input: [Collection] Random Access [ArrayList] Yes [LinkedList] No [HashSet] No [TreeSet] No [HashMap] Yes [TreeMap] Yes [Vector] Yes [Hashtable] Yes [Stack] No [CopyOnWriteArrayList] Yes [ConcurrentHashMap] Yes [CopyOnWriteArraySet] No [Properties]

Output: Yes

Java Collections Framework Tutorial | JournalDev


Input: [Collection] Key-Value [ArrayList] No [LinkedList] No [HashSet] No [TreeSet] No [HashMap] Yes [TreeMap] Yes [Vector] No [Hashtable] Yes [Stack] No [CopyOnWriteArrayList] No [ConcurrentHashMap] Yes [CopyOnWriteArraySet] No [Properties]

Output: Yes

Java Collections Framework Tutorial | JournalDev


Input: [Collection] Duplicate Elements [ArrayList] Yes [LinkedList] Yes [HashSet] No [TreeSet] No [HashMap] No [TreeMap] No [Vector] Yes [Hashtable] No [Stack] Yes [CopyOnWriteArrayList] Yes [ConcurrentHashMap] No [CopyOnWriteArraySet] No [Properties]

Output: No

Java Collections Framework Tutorial | JournalDev


Input: [Collection] Null Element [ArrayList] Yes [LinkedList] Yes [HashSet] Yes [TreeSet] No [HashMap] Yes [TreeMap] No [Vector] Yes [Hashtable] No [Stack] Yes [CopyOnWriteArrayList] Yes [ConcurrentHashMap] No [CopyOnWriteArraySet] Yes [Properties]

Output: No

Java Collections Framework Tutorial | JournalDev


Input: [Collection] Thread Safety [ArrayList] No [LinkedList] No [HashSet] No [TreeSet] No [HashMap] No [TreeMap] No [Vector] Yes [Hashtable] Yes [Stack] Yes [CopyOnWriteArrayList] Yes [ConcurrentHashMap] Yes [CopyOnWriteArraySet] Yes [Properties]

Output: Yes

Java Collections Framework Tutorial | JournalDev


Input: [Name] setLeft [Default] true [Description]

Output: Clones source's left CSS property onto element.

Prototype v1.7.2 API documentation | Element.clonePosition


Input: [Name] setTop [Default] true [Description]

Output: Clones source's top CSS property onto element.

Prototype v1.7.2 API documentation | Element.clonePosition


Input: [Name] setWidth [Default] true [Description]

Output: Clones source's width onto element.

Prototype v1.7.2 API documentation | Element.clonePosition


Input: [Name] setHeight [Default] true [Description]

Output: Clones source's width onto element.

Prototype v1.7.2 API documentation | Element.clonePosition


Input: [Name] offsetLeft [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Number by which to offset element's left CSS property.

Prototype v1.7.2 API documentation | Element.clonePosition


Input: [Name] offsetTop [Default] 0 [Description]

Output: Number by which to offset element's top CSS property.

Prototype v1.7.2 API documentation | Element.clonePosition


Input: [Name] Active [Description]

Output: Provides information about the activity status of the connection.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] BatchSize [Description]

Output: Specifies the size of the transferred batch.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] MailData [Description]

Output: Represents an amount of encoded text data to be sent to the server specified.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] MailFrom [Description]

Output: Identifies the original author of the message.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] MailToList [Description]

Output: Provides mail message recipients.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] MailMessage [Description]

Output: Gets the Mail Message object, the mail message content of which will be processed.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] Password [Description]

Output: Specifies the password that allows the desired component to log on to the server.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] Port [Description]

Output: Specifies the port that allows the desired component to connect to the server.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] Server [Description]

Output: Specifies the mail server to connect to.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] TimeOut [Description]

Output: Determines the time-out interval (in milliseconds) for initiating messages request.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] UserName [Description]

Output: Specifies the user name that allows the component to log on to the server.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] UseEHLO [Description]

Output: Makes the client to use the SMTP extensions while communicating with the server.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] UseSasl [Description]

Output: Makes the component use the SASL methods during the connecting session.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Name] UseTLS [Description]

Output: Specifies whether the component should use the TLS / SSL security protocol when connecting to the given server.

Clever Internet Suite - SMTP Client Description: Delphi smtp, smtp email, smtp object


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes, per row [Apache HBase] Yes, per row [Notes] Since BigTable does not strive to be a relational database it does not have transactions. The closest to such a mechanism is the atomic access to each row in the table. HBase also implements a row lock API which allows the user to lock more than one row at a time. [Feature]

Output: Atomic Read/Write/Modify


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] All rows are sorted lexicographically in one order and that one order only. Again, this is no SQL database where you can have different sorting orders. [Feature]

Output: Lexicographic Row Order


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Within each storage file data is written as smaller blocks of data. This enables faster loading of data from large storage files. The size is configurable in either system. The typical size is 64K. [Feature]

Output: Block Support


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes, per column family [Apache HBase] Yes, per column family [Notes] Google uses BMDiff and Zippy in a two step process. BMDiff works really well because neighboring key-value pairs in the store files are often very similar. This can be achieved by using versioning so that all modifications to a value are stored next to each other but still have a lot in common. Or by designing the row keys in such a way that for example web pages from the same site are all bundled. Zippy then is a modified LZW algorithm. HBase on the other hand uses the standard Java supplied GZip or with a little effort the GPL licensed LZO format. There are indications though that Hadoop also may want to have BMDiff (HADOOP-5793) and possibly Zippy as well. [Feature]

Output: Block Compression


Input: [Google BigTable] Hundreds at Most [Apache HBase] Less than 100 [Notes] While the number of rows and columns is theoretically unbound the number of column families is not. This is a design trade-off but does not impose too much restrictions if the tables and key are designed accordingly. [Feature]

Output: Number of Column Families


Input: [Google BigTable] Printable [Apache HBase] Printable [Notes] The main reason for HBase here is that column family names are used as directories in the file system. [Feature]

Output: Column Family Name Format


Input: [Google BigTable] Arbitrary [Apache HBase] Arbitrary [Notes] Any arbitrary byte[] array can be used. [Feature]

Output: Qualifier Format


Input: [Google BigTable] Arbitrary [Apache HBase] Arbitrary [Notes] Like above, any arbitrary byte[] array can be used. [Feature]

Output: Key/Value Format


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] No [Notes] BigTable enforces access control on a column family level. HBase does not have yet have that feature (see HBASE-1697). [Feature]

Output: Access Control


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Versioning is done using timestamps. See next feature below too. The number of versions that should be kept are freely configurable on a column family level. [Feature]

Output: Cell Versions


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes (micro) [Apache HBase] Yes (milli) [Notes] With both systems you can either set the timestamp of a value that is stored yourself or leave the default "now". There are "known" restrictions in HBase that the outcome is indeterminate when adding older timestamps after already having stored newer ones beforehand. [Feature]

Output: Custom Timestamps


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Besides having versions of data cells the user can also set a time-to-live on the stored data that allows to discard data after a specific amount of time. [Feature]

Output: Data Time-To-Live


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Both systems allow to batch table operations. [Feature]

Output: Batch Writes


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] BigTable and HBase can use a specific column as atomic counters. HBase does this by acquiring a row lock before the value is incremented. [Feature]

Output: Value based Counters


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Again both system allow to apply filters when scanning rows. [Feature]

Output: Row Filters


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] No [Notes] BigTable uses Sawzall to enable users to process the stored data. [Feature]

Output: Client Script Execution


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Both systems have convenience classes that allow scanning a table in MapReduce jobs. [Feature]

Output: MapReduce Support


Input: [Google BigTable] GFS [Apache HBase] HDFS, S3, S3N, EBS [Notes] While BigTable works on Google's GFS, HBase has the option to use any file system as long as there is a proxy or driver class for it. [Feature]

Output: Storage Systems


Input: [Google BigTable] SSTable [Apache HBase] HFile [Feature]

Output: File Format


Input: [Google BigTable] At end of file [Apache HBase] At end of file [Notes] Both storage file formats have a similar block oriented structure with the block index stored at the end of the file. [Feature]

Output: Block Index


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] No [Notes] BigTable can memory map storage files directly into memory. [Feature]

Output: Memory Mapping


Input: [Google BigTable] Chubby [Apache HBase] ZooKeeper [Notes] There is a difference in where ZooKeeper is used to coordinate tasks in HBase as opposed to provide locking services. Overall though ZooKeeper does for HBase pretty much what Chubby does for BigTable with slightly different semantics. [Feature]

Output: Lock Service


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] No [Notes] HBase recently added support for multiple masters. These are on "hot" standby and monitor the master's ZooKeeper node. [Feature]

Output: Single Master


Input: [Google BigTable] 10-1000 [Apache HBase] 10-1000 [Notes] Both systems recommend about the same amount of regions per region server. Of course this depends on many things but given a similar setup as far as "commodity" machines are concerned it seems to result in the same amount of load on each server. [Feature]

Output: Tablet/Region Count


Input: [Google BigTable] 100-200MB [Apache HBase] 256MB [Notes] The maximum region size can be configured for HBase and BigTable. HBase used 256MB as the default value. [Feature]

Output: Tablet/Region Size


Input: [Google BigTable] 1st META / Chubby [Apache HBase] -ROOT- / ZooKeeper [Notes] HBase handles the Root table slightly different from BigTable, where it is the first region in the Meta table. HBase uses its own table with a single region to store the Root table. Once either system starts the address of the server hosting the Root region is stored in ZooKeeper or Chubby so that the clients can resolve its location without hitting the master. [Feature]

Output: Root Location


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] The clients in either system caches the location of regions and has appropriate mechanisms to detect stale information and update the local cache respectively [Feature]

Output: Client Region Cache


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] No (?) [Notes] A design feature of BigTable is to fetch more than one Meta region information. This proactively fills the client cache for future lookups. [Feature]

Output: Meta Prefetch


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] The history of region related events (such as splits, assignment, reassignment) is recorded in the Meta table. [Feature]

Output: Historian


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] No [Notes] It is not entirely clear but it seems everything in BigTable is defined by Locality Groups. The group multiple column families into one so that they get stored together and also share the same configuration parameters. A single column family is probably a Locality Group with one member. HBase does not have this option and handles each column family separately. [Feature]

Output: Locality Groups


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] These are for relatively small tables that need very fast access times. [Feature]

Output: In-Memory Column Families


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] No [Notes] This is a cache that servers hot cells. [Feature]

Output: KeyValue (Cell) Cache


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Blocks read from the storage files are cached internally in configurable caches. [Feature]

Output: Block Cache


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] These filters allow - at a cost of using memory on the region server - to quickly check if a specific cell exists or maybe not. [Feature]

Output: Bloom Filters


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Each region server in either system stores one modification log for all regions it hosts. [Feature]

Output: Write-Ahead Log (WAL)


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] No [Notes] In addition to the Write-Ahead log mentioned above BigTable has a second log that it can use when the first is going slow. This is a performance optimization. [Feature]

Output: Secondary Log


Input: [Google BigTable] ? [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] For bulk imports the client in HBase can opt to skip writing into the WAL. [Feature]

Output: Skip Write-Ahead Log


Input: [Google BigTable] Yes [Apache HBase] Yes [Notes] Splitting a region or tablet is fast as the daughter regions first read the original storage file until a compaction finally rewrites the data into the region's local store. [Feature]

Output: Fast Table/Region Split


Input: [Field] title [Description]

Output: Name of the given data item


Input: [Field] detail_description [Description]

Output: Information on the respective data


Input: [Field] eligibility [Description]

Output: Data Eligibility


Input: [Field] organization [Description]

Output: Organization owner of the data


Input: [Field] poc_email [Description]

Output: The Email Address of the associated Point of Contact


Input: [Field] poc_name [Description]

Output: The name of the associated Point of Contact


Input: [Field] poc_organization [Description]

Output: Organization of the Point of Contact


Input: [Field] poc_phone_no [Description]

Output: Telephone number of the Point of Contact


Input: [Field] learn_more_url [Description]

Output: A link to an external website in which one can obtain more information about this article.


Input: [Data structure] constants [Control structure]

Output: expression

Control and data structures


Input: [Data structure] variables [Control structure]

Output: assignment

Control and data structures


Input: [Data structure] records [Control structure]

Output: (with) block

Control and data structures


Input: [Data structure] arrays [Control structure]

Output: for

Control and data structures


Input: [Data structure] lists [Control structure]

Output: while

Control and data structures


Input: [Data structure] trees [Control structure]

Output: recursion

Control and data structures


Input: [Data structure] acyclic graphs [Control structure]

Output: iterators

Control and data structures


Input: [Data structure] graphs [Control structure]

Output: closures

Control and data structures


Input: [Field and Description] chunks [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected java.util.List

JRDesignExpression (JasperReports 6.1.0 API)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] LEGACY_PARSER [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected static boolean

JRDesignExpression (JasperReports 6.1.0 API)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] PLACEHOLDER_PATTERN [Modifier and Type]

Output: static java.util.regex.Pattern

JRDesignExpression (JasperReports 6.1.0 API)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] PLACEHOLDER_TEXT_INDEX [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected static int

JRDesignExpression (JasperReports 6.1.0 API)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] PLACEHOLDER_TYPE_INDEX [Modifier and Type]

Output: protected static int

JRDesignExpression (JasperReports 6.1.0 API)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] PROPERTY_LEGACY_PARSER [Modifier and Type]

Output: static java.lang.String

JRDesignExpression (JasperReports 6.1.0 API)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] PROPERTY_TEXT [Modifier and Type]

Output: static java.lang.String

JRDesignExpression (JasperReports 6.1.0 API)

Fields


Input: [Field and Description] PROPERTY_VALUE_CLASS_NAME Deprecated. To be removed. [Modifier and Type]

Output: static java.lang.String

JRDesignExpression (JasperReports 6.1.0 API)

Fields


Input: [Name] cfs_field_types [Description]

Output: Extend CFS field types


Input: [Name] cfs_matching_groups [Description]

Output: Override placement rules


Input: [Name] cfs_custom_validation [Description]

Output: Validate a field on the client side (before saving)


Input: [Name] cfs_pre_save_input [Description]

Output: Do stuff before an input form is saved


Input: [Name] cfs_after_save_input [Description]

Output: Do stuff after an input form is saved


Input: [Name] cfs_pre_render_fields [Description]

Output: Modify field settings before generating the input HTML


Input: [Parameter 1] 0x1 [Parameter 2] The device object [Parameter 3] Reserved [Cause] The device object that is being freed still has an outstanding power request that it has not completed. [Parameter 4]

Output: Reserved


Input: [Parameter 1] 0x2 [Parameter 2] The target device's device object, if it is available [Parameter 3] The device object [Cause] The device object completed the I/O request packet (IRP) for the system power state request, but it failed to call PoStartNextPowerIrp. [Parameter 4]

Output: The driver object, if it is available


Input: [Parameter 1] 0x3 (Windows 2000 only) [Parameter 2] A pointer to the target device object [Parameter 3] A pointer to the device object [Cause] The device driver did not properly set the IRP as "pending" or complete the IRP. [Parameter 4]

Output: The IRP


Input: [Parameter 1] 0x3 (Windows XP and later) [Parameter 2] The physical device object (PDO) of the stack [Parameter 3] The functional device object (FDO) of the stack [Cause] A device object has been blocking an IRP for too long a time. [Parameter 4]

Output: The blocked IRP


Input: [Parameter 1] 0x100 (Windows 2000 only) [Parameter 2] A pointer to the nonpaged device object [Parameter 3] A pointer to the target device object [Cause] The device objects in the devnode inconsistently used DO_POWER_PAGABLE. [Parameter 4]

Output: A pointer to the device object to notify


Input: [Parameter 1] 0x101 (Windows 2000 only) [Parameter 2] The child device object (FDO) [Parameter 3] The child device object (PDO) [Cause] A parent device object has detected that a child device has not set the DO_POWER_PAGABLE bit. [Parameter 4]

Output: The parent device object


Input: [Parameter 1] 0x500 (Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 only) [Parameter 2] Reserved [Parameter 3] The target device's device object, if available [Cause] The device object completed the IRP for the system power state request, but it failed to call PoStartNextPowerIrp. [Parameter 4]

Output: Device object


Input: [CSS property] text-align [Usage and supported values] Recognized values are left, center, right, and justify. [ActionScript property]

Output: textAlign

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Input: [CSS property] text-decoration [Usage and supported values] Recognized values are none and underline. [ActionScript property]

Output: textDecoration

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Input: [CSS property] margin-right [Usage and supported values] Only the numeric part of the value is used. Units (px, pt) are not parsed; pixels and points are equivalent. [ActionScript property]

Output: marginRight

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Input: [CSS property] kerning [Usage and supported values] Recognized values are true and false. [ActionScript property]

Output: kerning

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Input: [CSS property] letter-spacing [Usage and supported values] Only the numeric part of the value is used. Units (px, pt) are not parsed; pixels and points are equivalent. [ActionScript property]

Output: letterSpacing

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Input: [CSS property] font-family [Usage and supported values] A comma-separated list of fonts to use, in descending order of desirability. Any font family name can be used. If you specify a generic font name, it is converted to an appropriate device font. The following font conversions are available: mono is converted to _typewriter, sans-serif is converted to _sans, and serif is converted to _serif. [ActionScript property]

Output: fontFamily

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Input: [CSS property] display [Usage and supported values] Supported values are inline, block, and none. [ActionScript property]

Output: display

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Input: [Name] skip [Required] No [Description]

Output: Indicates whether the test should be skipped or not.


Input: [Name] classifiers [Required] No [Description]

Output: Allows user to provide classification criteria for the test which SQLUnit can use to decide whether it should run the test or not based on criteria provided to match the classifier.


Input: [Name] match [Required] No [Description]

Output: Specifies zero or match elements that should be applied to match the result returned with that specified.


Input: [Name] prepare [Required] No [Description]

Output: Specifies SQL setup code that must be run on a per-test basis.


Input: [Name] sql [Required] Either one of sql, call, methodinvoker, dynamicsql or sub [Description]

Output: Specifies the SQL statement that must be run for this test.


Input: [Name] call [Required] Either one of sql, call, methodinvoker, dynamicsql or sub [Description]

Output: Specifies a stored procedure that must be run for the test.


Input: [Name] methodinvoker [Required] Either one of sql, call, methodinvoker, dynamicsql or sub [Description]

Output: Specifies a method that should be invoked for the test.


Input: [Name] dynamicsql [Required] Either one of sql, call, methodinvoker, dynamicsql or sub [Description]

Output: Specifies a method which returns a String of dynamic SQL code that should be executed for this test.


Input: [Name] sub [Required] Either one of sql, call, methodinvoker, dynamicsql or sub func is required. [Description]

Output: Specifies a predefined and partially specified named SQL or stored procedure call


Input: [Name] result [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Specifies the expected result from the test.


Input: [Shortcut] CTRL+Click or Shift+Click on task [What it does]

Output: Select and update multiple tasks at once


Input: [Shortcut] Click on task's content [What it does]

Output: Edit the task


Input: [Shortcut] q, CTRL+q [What it does]

Output: Quickly add task from anywhere


Input: [Shortcut] a [What it does]

Output: Add a new item to the bottom


Input: [Shortcut] A [What it does]

Output: Add a new item to the top


Input: [Shortcut] / [What it does]

Output: Moves the focus to the query box


Input: [Shortcut] s [What it does]

Output: Sort items by date


Input: [Shortcut] p [What it does]

Output: Sort items by priority


Input: [Shortcut] 1, 2, 3 or 4 while drag and dropping a task [What it does]

Output: Change a task's indent level


Input: [Default] none [Description] Capture thumbnails for a given video. [Setting]

Output: thumbnails


Input: [Default] none [Description] A label to identify each set of thumbnail groups. [Setting]

Output: label


Input: [Default] png [Description] The format of the thumbnail image. [Setting]

Output: format


Input: [Default] none [Description] A number of thumbnails, evenly-spaced. [Setting]

Output: number


Input: [Default] false [Description] Start generating the thumbnails starting at the first frame. [Setting]

Output: start_at_first_frame


Input: [Default] none [Description] Take thumbnails at an even interval, in seconds. [Setting]

Output: interval


Input: [Default] none [Description] Take thumbnails at an even interval, in frames. [Setting]

Output: interval_in_frames


Input: [Default] none [Description] An array of times, in seconds, at which to grab a thumbnail. [Setting]

Output: times


Input: [Default] preserve [Description] How to handle a thumbnail width/height that differs from the aspect ratio of the input file. [Setting]

Output: aspect_mode


Input: [Default] none [Description] Thumbnail resolution as WxH. [Setting]

Output: size


Input: [Default] none [Description] The maximum width of the thumbnail (in pixels). [Setting]

Output: width


Input: [Default] none [Description] The maximum height of the thumbnail (in pixels). [Setting]

Output: height


Input: [Default] none [Description] A base S3, Cloud Files, GCS, FTP, FTPS, or SFTP directory URL where we'll place the thumbnails, without a filename. [Setting]

Output: base_url


Input: [Default] frame [Description] Prefix for thumbnail filenames. [Setting]

Output: prefix


Input: [Default] frame [Description] Interpolated thumbnail filename. [Setting]

Output: filename


Input: [Default] false [Description] Make the output publicly readable on S3. [Setting]

Output: public


Input: [Default] none [Description] Fine-grained access control rules for files sent to S3. [Setting]

Output: access_control


Input: [Default] none [Description] Set the grantee for fine-grained S3 access_control permissions. [Setting]

Output: grantee


Input: [Default] none [Description] Set the permission for a grantee when using fine-grained access_control. [Setting]

Output: permission


Input: [Default] false [Description] Amazon S3's Reduced Redundancy Storage. [Setting]

Output: rrs


Input: [Default] none [Description] HTTP headers to send with your thumbnails when we upload them. [Setting]

Output: headers


Input: [Default] none [Description] References saved credentials by a nickname. [Setting]

Output: credentials


Input: [Default] 30 for S3, 10 for all other destinations. [Description] The maximum number of simultaneous uploads to attempt. [Setting]

Output: parallel_upload_limit


Input: OpenToApplicantType

Output: OpenToApplicant


Input: OpportunityTitle

Output: FundingOpportunityTitle


Input: SendEmail

Output: SendChangeNotificationEmail


Input: EmailComments

Output: ModificationComments


Input: ErrorMsg

Output: ErrorDetails


Input: ElectronicRequired

Output: ElectronicSignatureRequired


Input: [If you want to …] change the shape of the perimeter of the profile [Then …]

Output: use grips to adjust the shape.

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Input: [If you want to …] hide an edge of the profile for a single wall component (plan view only) [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabProfile panelHide Edge .

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Input: [If you want to …] display a hidden edge of the profile for a single wall component (plan view only) [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabProfile panelShow Edge .

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Input: [If you want to …] add vertices to the profile of a single wall component [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabProfile panelAdd Vertex .

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Input: [If you want to …] remove vertices from the profile of a single wall component [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabProfile panelRemove Vertex .

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Input: [If you want to …] fillet wall component corners [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabModify panelFillet .

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Input: [If you want to …] chamfer wall component corners [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabModify panelChamfer .

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Input: [If you want to …] subtract profiles from wall components [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabModify panelSubtract .

Using Edit in Place to Clean Up Wall Intersections | Autodesk Exchange AutoCAD Architecture


Input: [If you want to …] merge profiles with wall components [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabModify panelMerge .

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Input: [If you want to …] trim wall components to a boundary [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabModify panelTrim .

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Input: [If you want to …] extend wall components to a boundary [Then …]

Output: click Edit In Place tabModify panelExtend .

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Input: [#] 1. [Acronym] DID [Notes] A Device whose Function is to assign Identifiers to other Devices [Device Name]

Output: Device Identification Device


Input: [#] 2. [Acronym] CCD [Notes] A Device whose Function is to Create DCIs [Device Name]

Output: Content Creation Device


Input: [#] 3. [Acronym] CID [Notes] A Device whose Function is to Assign Identifiers to DCIs and other Content Elements [Device Name]

Output: Content Identification Device


Input: [#] 4. [Acronym] CPD [Notes] A Device whose Function is to make Content available for distribution [Device Name]

Output: Content Provider Device


Input: [#] 5. [Acronym] LPD [Notes] A Device whose Function is to provide Licences [Device Name]

Output: License Provider Device


Input: [#] 6. [Acronym] RVD [Notes] A Device whose Function is to Verify that a certain Function is compatible with a certain Role [Device Name]

Output: Role Verification Device


Input: [#] 7. [Acronym] DPD [Notes] A Device whose Function is to provide DRM Tools [Device Name]

Output: DRM Tool Provider Device


Input: [#] 8. [Acronym] DMD [Notes] A Device whose Function is to Manage Domains [Device Name]

Output: Domain Management Device


Input: [#] 9. [Acronym] DoID [Notes] A Device whose Function is to Assign Identifiers to Domains [Device Name]

Output: Domain Identification Device


Input: [#] 10. [Acronym] SAV [Notes] A Device whose Function is to consume Content (with network access) [Device Name]

Output: Content Consumption Device


Input: [#] 11. [Acronym] PXD [Notes] A Device whose Function is to interface a PAV with the rest of the DMP environment [Device Name]

Output: PAV eXternal Device


Input: [#] 12. [Acronym] PAV [Notes] A Device whose Function is to consume Content (without network access) [Device Name]

Output: Content Consumption Device


Input: [Element] id [Description]

Output: The unique identifier for the package. This is the package name that is shown when packages are listed using the Package Manager Console. These are also used when installing a package using the Install-Package command within the Package Manager Console. Package IDs may not contain any spaces or characters that are invalid in an URL. In general, they follow the same rules as .NET namespaces do. So Foo.Bar is a valid ID, Foo! and Foo Bar are not.


Input: [Element] version [Description]

Output: The version of the package, in a format like 1.2.3.


Input: [Element] title [Description]

Output: The human-friendly title of the package displayed in the Manage NuGet Packages dialog. If none is specified, the ID is used instead.


Input: [Element] authors [Description]

Output: A comma-separated list of authors of the package code.


Input: [Element] owners [Description]

Output: A comma-separated list of the package creators. This is often the same list as in authors. This is ignored when uploading the package to the NuGet.org Gallery.


Input: [Element] description [Description]

Output: A long description of the package. This shows up in the right pane of the Add Package Dialog as well as in the Package Manager Console when listing packages using the Get-Package command.


Input: [Element] releaseNotes [Description]

Output: v1.5 A description of the changes made in each release of the package. This field only shows up when the _Updates_ tab is selected and the package is an update to a previously installed package. It is displayed where the Description would normally be displayed.


Input: [Element] summary [Description]

Output: A short description of the package. If specified, this shows up in the middle pane of the Add Package Dialog. If not specified, a truncated version of the description is used instead.


Input: [Element] language [Description]

Output: The locale ID for the package, such as en-us.


Input: [Element] projectUrl [Description]

Output: A URL for the home page of the package.


Input: [Element] iconUrl [Description]

Output: A URL for the image to use as the icon for the package in the Manage NuGet Packages dialog box. This should be a 32x32-pixel .png file that has a transparent background.


Input: [Element] licenseUrl [Description]

Output: A link to the license that the package is under.


Input: [Element] copyright [Description]

Output: v1.5 Copyright details for the package.


Input: [Element] requireLicenseAcceptance [Description]

Output: A Boolean value that specifies whether the client needs to ensure that the package license (described by licenseUrl) is accepted before the package is installed.


Input: [Element] dependencies [Description]

Output: The list of dependencies for the package. For more information, see Specifying Dependencies later in this document.


Input: [Element] references [Description]

Output: v1.5 Names of assemblies under lib that are added as project references. If unspecified, all references in lib are added as project references. When specifying a reference, only specify the name and not the path inside the package.


Input: [Element] frameworkAssemblies [Description]

Output: v1.2 The list of .NET Framework assembly references that this package requires. These are references to assemblies that exist in the .NET Framework and thus should already be in the GAC for any machine. Specifying framework assembly references ensures these references are added when installing the package.


Input: [Element] tags [Description]

Output: A space-delimited list of tags and keywords that describe the package. This information is used to help make sure users can find the package using searches in the Add Package Reference dialog box or filtering in the Package Manager Console window.


Input: [Element] developmentDependency [Description]

Output: v2.8 A Boolean value that specifies whether the package will be marked as a development-only dependency in the packages.config. This will cause the package to be excluded from the dependency list when the referencing project itself is later packaged.


Input: [Attribute] srcdir [Required] One of either srcdir, inputjar or a nested fileset element. [Description]

Output: The directory containing classes to process.


Input: [Attribute] destdir [Required] No. If not specified, the processed classes overwrite the source classes. [Description]

Output: The destination directory for the processed classes.


Input: [Attribute] inputjar [Required] One of either srcdir, inputjar or a nested fileset element. [Description]

Output: The jar file to proces.


Input: [Attribute] outputjar [Required] Yes if inputjar is specified. [Description]

Output: The jar file for the processed classes.


Input: [Attribute] classpath [Required] No. If not specified, Retroweaver will not verify references. [Description]

Output: The classpath for reference verification. For example, retroweaver-rt-.jar;c:\java\jdk1.4\lib\rt.jar;my-classes


Input: [Attribute] verify [Required] No. Defaults to true. [Description]

Output: Indicates whether the verifier should be called. Note that the verifier is skipped if classpath is not defined.


Input: [Attribute] target [Required] No. Defaults to "1.4". [Description]

Output: The target version as either "1.2", "1.3", or "1.4".


Input: [Attribute] stripSignatures [Required] No. Defaults to false. [Description]

Output: Indicates whether the generic signatures should be stripped.


Input: [Attribute] stripAttributes [Required] No. Defaults to false. [Description]

Output: Indicates whether the custom Retroweaver attributes should be stripped.


Input: [Attribute] lazy [Required] No. Defaults to true. [Description]

Output: Indicates if classes that already have the target version should be skipped. If the destination directory is different from the source directory, such classes are copied to the destination with preserved timestamp.


Input: [Attribute] failonerror [Required] No. Defaults to true. [Description]

Output: Indicates if the build should fail if an error occurs while processing classes. If false, a warning is logged but the build continues.


Input: [Attribute] verbose [Required] No. Defaults to false. [Description]

Output: Indicates if the names of processed files should be logged.


Input: Line 201

Output: Line 201


Input: message may not appear correctly.

Output: message may not appear correctly.


Input: Note also that when you are composing an HTML message with embedded

Output: Note also that when you are composing an HTML message with embedded


Input: images and an alternative text part, first you need to create the

Output: images and an alternative text part, first you need to create the


Input: multipart/alternative part with the HTML and the text parts

Output: multipart/related part with the HTML and the image parts


Input: using the CreateAlternativeMultipart

Output: using the CreateRelatedMultipart


Input: function, and then you add the multipart/related part to

Output: function, and then you add the multipart/alternative part to


Input: the message with the

Output: the message with the


Input: AddRelatedMultipart function,

Output: AddAlternativeMultipart function,


Input: passing an array of parts that lists first the

Output: passing an array of parts that lists first the text part and then the


Input: multipart/alternative part and then the image part created

Output: multipart/related part created before.


Input: <b>- Attach files to messages</b>

Output: <b>- Attach files to messages</b>


Input: To send a message with attached files, it is necessary to compose a

Output: To send a message with attached files, it is necessary to compose a


Input: [Parameter name] target [Description] The server name or IP address of the array management console [Required?]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Parameter name] storageSystemId [Description] The storage system ID to use for allocating storage [Required?]

Output: Yes

Citrix XenServer® » Virtualization for Servers, Desktops and Clouds


Input: [Parameter name] storagePoolId [Description] The storage pool ID within the specified storage system to use for allocating storage [Required?]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Parameter name] username [Description] The username to use for connection to the array management console [Required?]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] adapterid [Description] The name of the adapter [Required?]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Parameter name] password [Description] The password to use for connecting to the array management console [Required?]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] chapuser [Description] The username to use for CHAP authentication [Required?]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] chappassword [Description] The password to use for CHAP authentication [Required?]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] protocol [Description] Specifies the storage protocol to use (fc or iscsi) for multi-protocol storage systems. If not specified fc is used if available, otherwise iscsi. [Required?]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] provision-type [Description] Specifies whether to use thick or thin provisioning (thick or thin); default is thick [Required?]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter name] provision-options [Description] Additional provisioning options: Set to dedup to use the de-duplication features supported by the storage system [Required?]

Output: No

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Changes the target of your conditional/command to a different unit [The syntax] [target=unittype] or [@target] [Notes] can also use @target or @name [Macro conditional]

Output: target

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if target of this conditional set is hostile [The syntax] [harm] [Macro conditional]

Output: harm

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if target of this conditional set is friendly [The syntax] [help] [Macro conditional]

Output: help

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if the target of this conditional set exists [The syntax] [exists] [Notes] also can check if you have a focus with @focus, always use with @mouseover [Macro conditional]

Output: exists

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if the target of this conditional set is dead [The syntax] [dead] [Macro conditional]

Output: dead

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are in a party [The syntax] [party] [Macro conditional]

Output: party

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are in a raid [The syntax] [raid] [Macro conditional]

Output: raid

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if your you are in a raid or party [The syntax] [group:type] [Notes] returns Returns TRUE without a type [Macro conditional]

Output: group

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are in the given stance or shapeshifting form [The syntax] [stance:#] or [form:#] [Notes] also works with forms for druids [Macro conditional]

Output: stance

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are stealthed [The syntax] [stealth] [Macro conditional]

Output: stealth

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Are you NOT stealthed [Macro conditional]

Output: nostealth

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are in combat [The syntax] [combat] [Macro conditional]

Output: combat

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are channeling the named spell [The syntax] [channeling:spell] [Notes] Can be used without a spell to determine if you are channeling a spell at all [Macro conditional]

Output: channeling

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if the selected modifier is pressed [The syntax] [modifier:type] or [mod] [Notes] Valid modifiers: shift, ctrl, alt. use just [mod] for any modifier press. SELFCAST is also a modifier for if you have that option enabled [Macro conditional]

Output: modifier

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if that button was used to activate the macro [The syntax] [button:#] or [btn:#] [Notes] Using a keybind is considered the same as a left-mouse click (1) [Macro conditional]

Output: button

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if the given item is equipped [The syntax] [equipped:item name] [Notes] Can also use shield, two-hand, one-hand [Macro conditional]

Output: equipped

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if the given pet’s name or type matches your active pet [The syntax] [pet:type/name] [Macro conditional]

Output: pet

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are riding your mount [The syntax] [mounted] [Macro conditional]

Output: mounted

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are on a flying mount [The syntax] [flying] [Macro conditional]

Output: flying

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are swimming [The syntax] [swimming] [Macro conditional]

Output: swimming

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are in a location where you can use a flying mount [The syntax] [flyable] [Macro conditional]

Output: flyable

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are indoors [The syntax] [indoors] [Macro conditional]

Output: indoors

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns TRUE if you are outdoors [The syntax] [outdoors] [Macro conditional]

Output: outdoors

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns True if you have no modifier pressed [The syntax] [nomod] [Macro conditional]

Output: nomod

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns True depending on what spec you are using [The syntax] [spec:1] [Notes] 1 and 2 for your different specs [Macro conditional]

Output: spec

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns true if you are wearing/equipped item [The syntax] [worn:item] [Notes] Just like equipped [Macro conditional]

Output: worn

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns true if the target of this conditional set is alive (not dead) [The syntax] [nodead] [Macro conditional]

Output: nodead

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Input: [How it is used in a Wow macro] Returns true if you have that specific action bar shown [The syntax] [actionbar:1] [Notes] The action bar pages [Macro conditional]

Output: actionbar

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Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_all_powerups [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: This console command will spawn all the powerups near the player.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_all_vehicles [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: This console command will spawn a standard warthog near the player.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_all_weapons [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: This console command will spawn all the weapons around the player.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_bottomless_clip [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Enabling this command will give the player a bottomless clip which means that the weapon will never have to be reloaded and will never experience overheating.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_bump_possession [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Enabling this command means that every time the player bumps a character they will take control of that particular character.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_deathless_player [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Enabling this command makes the player invulnerable to any damage, including the maximum falling damage height restrictions.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_infinite_ammo [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Enabling this command will give the player unlimited ammunition.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_medusa [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: When this command is enabled, any enemy unit that sees the player will be instantly killed.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_spawn_warthog [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: Typing this console command in will spawn a standard warthog near the player.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_super_jump [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Enabling this command allows the player to jump very high, which is useful for maneuvering around a level during its construction.


Input: [Command or Variable] cheat_teleport_to_camera [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: This command will teleport the player to the current camera position.


Input: [Command or Variable] cls [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: Clears the console screen.


Input: [Command or Variable] debug_objects [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Enabling this command will give visual representations of the game objects or models bounding radii and collision models.


Input: [Command or Variable] debug_portals [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Enabling this command will draw or outline the portal definitions in the game.


Input: [Command or Variable] debug_sound [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Enabling this command will give visual representations of the sounds being played and their audible radii along with labels indicating the specific sound being played to the player.


Input: [Command or Variable] error_suppress_all [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: The suppression of error messages is by default on, disabling the error suppression (setting the value to 0) will show errors being encountered by the game and is useful in debugging content and game problems.


Input: [Command or Variable] game_speed <#> [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-20 [Description]

Output: This command changes the entire speed of the game. Its very useful for pausing the game or travelling around a environment quickly during level creation or debugging. NOTE: The value entered can go higher than 20 but higher values tend to be uncontrollable or problematic


Input: [Command or Variable] map_name [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: Use this command to manually load a specific level.


Input: [Command or Variable] radiosity_quality [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: Sets the quality of the radiosity to be performed. See the section Radiosity (Lighting)for more details and information.


Input: [Command or Variable] radiosity_start [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: Starts radiosity lighting on the level using the current radiosity settings. See the section Radiosity (Lighting) for more details and information.


Input: [Command or Variable] radiosity_save [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: Saves the current radiosity lighting to a .bitmap lightmap file for the selected level (.scenario_structure_bsp). See the section Radiosity (Lighting) for more details and information.


Input: [Command or Variable] rasterizer_environment_diffuse_textures [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: This toggles the drawing of the diffuse textures for the world on or off, effectively displaying only the lightmap data for the level geometry.


Input: [Command or Variable] rasterizer_fog_atmosphere [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: This command toggles atmospheric fog in the level on or off if the level has atmospheric fog set for the level in the tags.


Input: [Command or Variable] rasterizer_fog_plane [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: This command toggles the fog plane in the level on or off if the level has a fog plane set for the level in the tags.


Input: [Command or Variable] rasterizer_wireframe [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: This draws the current world scene including the world model (bsp) and all models such weapons, vehicles, characters and effects in wireframe mode, including non-visible geometry that has collision. This command is extremely useful in determining the placement of visiblity portals, please see the section Level Creationfor more details and information.


Input: [Command or Variable] rasterizer_fps [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-1 [Description]

Output: This is the equivalent to rasterizer_stats 5.


Input: [Command or Variable] rasterizer_stats [Default Value] 0 [Valid Values] 0-5 [Description]

Output: Each setting for rasterizer_stats displays the following: 0 - This disables the display of the rasterizer stats. 1 - Unsupported 2- This is the most useful output option for rasterizer_stats. This setting displays a frame rate counter as well as categorized vertice and triangle counts for the scene being rendered. Additional information such as the number of dynamic lights, lens flares, decals and shadows are also displayed. 3- Unsupported, used for Xbox version of Halo. 4- Displays information on memory usage for the game. 5 - Simple frame rate counter and information such as maximum, minimum and average frame rates for the scene. NOTE: Hitting the CTRL-F12 key combination will bring up a frame rate counter and graph.


Input: [Command or Variable] quit [Default Value] N/A [Valid Values] N/A [Description]

Output: Quits the game


Input: [Number] 1 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: First PyS60 program


Input: [Number] 2 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Different dialogs


Input: [Number] 3 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Different notes


Input: [Number] 4 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Different queries


Input: [Number] 5 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Popup menu


Input: [Number] 6 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Selection list


Input: [Number] 7 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Multi-selection list


Input: [Number] 8 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Shopping list assistant


Input: [Number] 9 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Two dialogs


Input: [Number] 10 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: First function


Input: [Number] 11 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: First application


Input: [Number] 12 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Application menu


Input: [Number] 13 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: SMS voter


Input: [Number] 14 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: SMS inbox


Input: [Number] 15 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Inbox search


Input: [Number] 16 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Inbox sorter


Input: [Number] 17 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: SMS receiver


Input: [Number] 18 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Filtering SMS gateway


Input: [Number] 19-21 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Hangman server


Input: [Number] 22 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Text to speech


Input: [Number] 23 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: MP3 player


Input: [Number] 24 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Blocking MP3 player


Input: [Number] 25 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: MIDI player


Input: [Number] 26 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Sound recorder


Input: [Number] 27 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Animal sounds


Input: [Number] 28 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Binding a keycode to a callback function


Input: [Number] 29 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Binding a keycode to a callback function


Input: [Number] 30 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Key pressed or key is down


Input: [Number] 31 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Graphics primitives


Input: [Number] 32 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Screenshot


Input: [Number] 33 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Moving graphics


Input: [Number] 34 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Viewfinder


Input: [Number] 35 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Minimalistic camera


Input: [Number] 36 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Taking photos with a viewfinder (fixed 29/10/07)


Input: [Number] 37-39 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Ufo Zapper


Input: [Number] 40 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Creating directory for application data


Input: [Number] 41 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Basic file operations


Input: [Number] 42 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Read a sound


Input: [Number] 43 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Read an image


Input: [Number] 44 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Read a video


Input: [Number] 45 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Read and write text


Input: [Number] 46 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Writing dictionary to file


Input: [Number] 47 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Read dictionary from a file


Input: [Number] 48 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Local database


Input: [Number] 49 [View] view | download [Description]

Output: Retrieve the current GSM Cell ID