Input: [Option] record_conference [Values] yes/no [Description]

Output: Records the conference call starting when the first user enters the room, and ending when the last user exits the room. The default recorded filename is 'confbridge--.wav and the default format is 8kHz signed linear. By default, this option is disabled. This file will be located in the configured monitoring directory as set in asterisk.conf

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Input: [Option] record_file [Values] path, e.g. /tmp/myfiles [Description]

Output: When record_conference is set to yes, the specific name of the recorded file can be set using this option. Note that since multiple conferences may use the same Bridge profile, this can cause issues, depending on the configuration. It is recommended to only use this option dynamically with the CONFBRIDGE() dialplan function. This allows the recorded name to be specified and a unique name to be chosen. By default, the recorded file is stored in Asterisk's spool/monitory directory, with a unique filename starting with the 'confbridge' prefix.

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Input: [Option] internal_sample_rate [Values] auto, 8000, 12000, 16000, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, 96000, 192000 [Description]

Output: Sets the internal native sample rate at which to mix the conference. The "auto" option allows Asterisk to adjust the sample rate to the best quality / performance based on the participant makeup. Numbered values lock the rate to the specified numerical rate. If a defined number does not match an internal sampling rate supported by Asterisk, the nearest sampling rate will be used instead.

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Input: [Option] mixing_interval [Values] 10, 20, 40, 80 [Description]

Output: Sets, in milliseconds, the internal mixing interval. By default, the mixing interval of a bridge is 20ms. This setting reflects how "tight" or "loose" the mixing will be for the conference. Lower intervals provide a "tighter" sound with less delay in the bridge and consume more system resources. Higher intervals provide a "looser" sound with more delay in the bridge and consume less resources

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Input: [Option] video_mode [Values] none, follow_talker, last_marked, first_marked [Description]

Output: Configured video (as opposed to audio) distribution method for conference participants. Participants must use the same video codec. Confbridge does not provide MCU functionality. It does not transcode, scale, transrate, or otherwise manipulate the video. Options are "none," where no video source is set by default and a video source may be later set via AMI or DTMF actions; "follow_talker," where video distrubtion follows whomever is talking and providing video; "last_marked," where the last marked user with video capabilities to join the conference will be the single video source distributed to all other participants - when the current video source leaves, the marked user previous to the last-joined will be used as the video source; and "first-marked," where the first marked user with video capabilities to join the conference will be the single video source distributed to all other participants - when the current video source leaves, the marked user that joined next will be used as the video source. Use of video in conjunction with the jitterbuffer results in the audio being slightly out of sync with the video - because the jitterbuffer only operates on the audio stream, not the video stream. Jitterbuffer should be disabled when video is used.

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Input: [Option] sound_join [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to the bridge when a user joins, typically some kind of beep sound

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Input: [Option] sound_leave [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to the bridge when a user leaves, also typically some kind of beep sound

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Input: [Option] sound_has_joined [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played as a user intro, e.g. "xxxx has joined the conference."

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Input: [Option] sound_has_left [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played as a user parts the conference, e.g. "xxxx has left the conference."

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Input: [Option] sound_kicked [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to a user who has been kicked from the conference.

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Input: [Option] sound_muted [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to a user when the mute option is toggled on.

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Input: [Option] sound_unmuted [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to a user when the mute option is toggled off.

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Input: [Option] sound_only_person [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played when a user is the only person in the conference.

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Input: [Option] sound_only_one [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to a user when there is only one other person in the conference.

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Input: [Option] sound_there_are [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played when announcing how many users there are in a conference.

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Input: [Option] sound_other_in_party [Values] filename [Description]

Output: Used in conjunction with the sound_there_are option, used like "sound_there_are" "sound_other_in_party"

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Input: [Option] sound_place_into_conference [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played when someone is placed into a conference, after waiting for a marked user.

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Input: [Option] sound_wait_for_leader [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played when a user is placed into a conference that cannot start until a marked user enters.

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Input: [Option] sound_leader_has_left [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played when the last marked user leaves the conference.

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Input: [Option] sound_get_pin [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played when prompting for a conference PIN

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Input: [Option] sound_invalid_pin [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played when an invalid PIN is entered too many (3) times

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Input: [Option] sound_locked [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to a user trying to join a locked conference.

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Input: [Option] sound_locked_now [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to an Admin-level user after toggling the conference to locked mode.

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Input: [Option] sound_unlocked_now [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played to an Admin-level user after toggling the conference to unlocked mode.

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Input: [Option] sound_error_menu [Values] filename [Description]

Output: The sound played when an invalid menu option is entered.

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Input: [Option] sound_participants_muted [Values] filename [Notes] New in Asterisk 11 [Description]

Output: The sound played when all non-admin participants are muted.

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Input: [Option] sound_participants_unmuted [Values] filename [Notes] New in Asterisk 11 [Description]

Output: The sound played when all non-admin participants are unmuted

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Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::Simple::List [Description]

Output: A simple interface to Gtk2's complex MVC list widget


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::Simple::Tree [Description]

Output: A simple interface to Gtk2's complex MVC tree widget


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::Simple::Menu [Description]

Output: A simple interface to Gtk2's ItemFactory for creating application menus


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::Dialogs [Description]

Output: Useful tools for Gnome2/Gtk2/ Perl GUI design


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::Graph::GD [Description]

Output: Gtk2 event wrapper for GD::Graph


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::ICal::Recur [Description]

Output: A widget for scheduling a recurring set of events


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::RecordsFilter [Description]

Output: A high level widget to browse reasonably large amounts of relational data and select a subset of records


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::TreeMaker [Description]

Output: A high level widget to represent a set of relational records in a hierarchical spreadsheet kind of display


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::TreeMap [Description]

Output: A Gtk2 implementation of TreeMap


Input: [Module Name] Gtk2::Ex::Utils [Description]

Output: Extra Gtk2 Utilities for working with Gnome2/Gtk2 in Perl


Input: [Function] AVEDEV [Description]

Output: Returns the average of the absolute deviations of data points from their mean

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Input: [Function] AVERAGE [Description]

Output: Returns the average of its arguments

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Input: [Function] AVERAGEA [Description]

Output: Returns the average of its arguments, including numbers, text, and logical values

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Input: [Function] AVERAGEIF [Description]

Output: Returns the average (arithmetic mean) of all the cells in a range that meet a given criteria

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Input: [Function] AVERAGEIFS [Description]

Output: Returns the average (arithmetic mean) of all cells that meet multiple criteria.

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Input: [Function] BETADIST [Description]

Output: Returns the beta cumulative distribution function

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Input: [Function] BETAINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the cumulative distribution function for a specified beta distribution

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Input: [Function] BINOMDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the individual term binomial distribution probability

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Input: [Function] CHIDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the one-tailed probability of the chi-squared distribution

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Input: [Function] CHIINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the one-tailed probability of the chi-squared distribution

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Input: [Function] CHITEST [Description]

Output: Returns the test for independence

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Input: [Function] CONFIDENCE [Description]

Output: Returns the confidence interval for a population mean

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Input: [Function] CORREL [Description]

Output: Returns the correlation coefficient between two data sets

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Input: [Function] COUNT [Description]

Output: Counts how many numbers are in the list of arguments

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Input: [Function] COUNTA [Description]

Output: Counts how many values are in the list of arguments

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Input: [Function] COUNTBLANK [Description]

Output: Counts the number of blank cells within a range

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Input: [Function] COUNTIF [Description]

Output: Counts the number of cells within a range that meet the given criteria

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Input: [Function] COUNTIFS [Description]

Output: Counts the number of cells within a range that meet multiple criteria

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Input: [Function] COVAR [Description]

Output: Returns covariance, the average of the products of paired deviations

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Input: [Function] CRITBINOM [Description]

Output: Returns the smallest value for which the cumulative binomial distribution is less than or equal to a criterion value

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Input: [Function] DEVSQ [Description]

Output: Returns the sum of squares of deviations

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Input: [Function] EXPONDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the exponential distribution

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Input: [Function] FDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the F probability distribution

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Input: [Function] FINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the F probability distribution

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Input: [Function] FISHER [Description]

Output: Returns the Fisher transformation

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Input: [Function] FISHERINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the Fisher transformation

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Input: [Function] FORECAST [Description]

Output: Returns a value along a linear trend

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Input: [Function] FREQUENCY [Description]

Output: Returns a frequency distribution as a vertical array

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Input: [Function] FTEST [Description]

Output: Returns the result of an F-test

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Input: [Function] GAMMADIST [Description]

Output: Returns the gamma distribution

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Input: [Function] GAMMAINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the gamma cumulative distribution

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Input: [Function] GAMMALN [Description]

Output: Returns the natural logarithm of the gamma function, Γ(x)

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Input: [Function] GEOMEAN [Description]

Output: Returns the geometric mean

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Input: [Function] GROWTH [Description]

Output: Returns values along an exponential trend

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Input: [Function] HARMEAN [Description]

Output: Returns the harmonic mean

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Input: [Function] HYPGEOMDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the hypergeometric distribution

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Input: [Function] INTERCEPT [Description]

Output: Returns the intercept of the linear regression line

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Input: [Function] KURT [Description]

Output: Returns the kurtosis of a data set

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Input: [Function] LARGE [Description]

Output: Returns the k-th largest value in a data set

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Input: [Function] LINEST [Description]

Output: Returns the parameters of a linear trend

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Input: [Function] LOGEST [Description]

Output: Returns the parameters of an exponential trend

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Input: [Function] LOGINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the lognormal distribution

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Input: [Function] LOGNORMDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the cumulative lognormal distribution

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Input: [Function] MAX [Description]

Output: Returns the maximum value in a list of arguments

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Input: [Function] MAXA [Description]

Output: Returns the maximum value in a list of arguments, including numbers, text, and logical values

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Input: [Function] MEDIAN [Description]

Output: Returns the median of the given numbers

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Input: [Function] MIN [Description]

Output: Returns the minimum value in a list of arguments

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Input: [Function] MINA [Description]

Output: Returns the smallest value in a list of arguments, including numbers, text, and logical values

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Input: [Function] MODE [Description]

Output: Returns the most common value in a data set

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Input: [Function] NEGBINOMDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the negative binomial distribution

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Input: [Function] NORMDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the normal cumulative distribution

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Input: [Function] NORMINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the normal cumulative distribution

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Input: [Function] NORMSDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the standard normal cumulative distribution

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Input: [Function] NORMSINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the standard normal cumulative distribution

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Input: [Function] PEARSON [Description]

Output: Returns the Pearson product moment correlation coefficient

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Input: [Function] PERCENTILE [Description]

Output: Returns the k-th percentile of values in a range

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Input: [Function] PERCENTRANK [Description]

Output: Returns the percentage rank of a value in a data set

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Input: [Function] PERMUT [Description]

Output: Returns the number of permutations for a given number of objects

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Input: [Function] POISSON [Description]

Output: Returns the Poisson distribution

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Input: [Function] PROB [Description]

Output: Returns the probability that values in a range are between two limits

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Input: [Function] QUARTILE [Description]

Output: Returns the quartile of a data set

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Input: [Function] RANK [Description]

Output: Returns the rank of a number in a list of numbers

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Input: [Function] RSQ [Description]

Output: Returns the square of the Pearson product moment correlation coefficient

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Input: [Function] SKEW [Description]

Output: Returns the skewness of a distribution

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Input: [Function] SLOPE [Description]

Output: Returns the slope of the linear regression line

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Input: [Function] SMALL [Description]

Output: Returns the k-th smallest value in a data set

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Input: [Function] STANDARDIZE [Description]

Output: Returns a normalized value

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Input: [Function] STDEV [Description]

Output: Estimates standard deviation based on a sample

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Input: [Function] STDEVA [Description]

Output: Estimates standard deviation based on a sample, including numbers, text, and logical values

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Input: [Function] STDEVP [Description]

Output: Calculates standard deviation based on the entire population

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Input: [Function] STDEVPA [Description]

Output: Calculates standard deviation based on the entire population, including numbers, text, and logical values

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Input: [Function] STEYX [Description]

Output: Returns the standard error of the predicted y-value for each x in the regression

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Input: [Function] TDIST [Description]

Output: Returns the Student's t-distribution

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Input: [Function] TINV [Description]

Output: Returns the inverse of the Student's t-distribution

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Input: [Function] TREND [Description]

Output: Returns values along a linear trend

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Input: [Function] TRIMMEAN [Description]

Output: Returns the mean of the interior of a data set

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Input: [Function] TTEST [Description]

Output: Returns the probability associated with a Student's t-test

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Input: [Function] VAR [Description]

Output: Estimates variance based on a sample

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Input: [Function] VARA [Description]

Output: Estimates variance based on a sample, including numbers, text, and logical values

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Input: [Function] VARP [Description]

Output: Calculates variance based on the entire population

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Input: [Function] VARPA [Description]

Output: Calculates variance based on the entire population, including numbers, text, and logical values

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Input: [Function] WEIBULL [Description]

Output: Returns the Weibull distribution

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Input: [Function] ZTEST [Description]

Output: Returns the one-tailed probability-value of a z-test

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Input: [Option] maxWidth [Type] Number [Default] 300 [Description]

Output: Max width of the popup.

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Input: [Option] minWidth [Type] Number [Default] 50 [Description]

Output: Min width of the popup.

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Input: [Option] maxHeight [Type] Number [Default] null [Description]

Output: If set, creates a scrollable container of the given height inside a popup if its content exceeds it.

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Input: [Option] autoPan [Type] Boolean [Default] true [Description]

Output: Set it to false if you don't want the map to do panning animation to fit the opened popup.

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Input: [Option] keepInView [Type] Boolean [Default] false [Description]

Output: Set it to true if you want to prevent users from panning the popup off of the screen while it is open.

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Input: [Option] closeButton [Type] Boolean [Default] true [Description]

Output: Controls the presense of a close button in the popup.

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Input: [Option] offset [Type] Point [Default] Point(0, 6) [Description]

Output: The offset of the popup position. Useful to control the anchor of the popup when opening it on some overlays.

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Input: [Option] autoPanPaddingTopLeft [Type] Point [Default] null [Description]

Output: The margin between the popup and the top left corner of the map view after autopanning was performed.

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Input: [Option] autoPanPaddingBottomRight [Type] Point [Default] null [Description]

Output: The margin between the popup and the bottom right corner of the map view after autopanning was performed.

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Input: [Option] autoPanPadding [Type] Point [Default] Point(5, 5) [Description]

Output: Equivalent of setting both top left and bottom right autopan padding to the same value.

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Input: [Option] zoomAnimation [Type] Boolean [Default] true [Description]

Output: Whether to animate the popup on zoom. Disable it if you have problems with Flash content inside popups.

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Input: [Option] closeOnClick [Type] Boolean [Default] null [Description]

Output: Set it to false if you want to override the default behavior of the popup closing when user clicks the map (set globally by the Map closePopupOnClick option).

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Input: [Option] className [Type] String [Default] '' [Description]

Output: A custom class name to assign to the popup.

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Input: [Key] transit_score [Description]

Output: The score, an integer between 0 and 100 inclusive.

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Input: [Key] description [Description]

Output: An English description of the Transit Score suitable for display to users. E.G. Rider's Paradise.

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Input: [Key] summary [Description]

Output: An English summary of the number of routes used to compute this transit score.

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Input: [Key] ws_link [Description]

Output: A link to the Transit Score page for this address on walkscore.com.

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Input: [Key] logo_url [Description]

Output: Link to the Walk Score logo.

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Input: [Key] help_link [Description]

Output: A link to the walkscore.com page for how scoring works.

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Input: [FromState] scanright [Symbol] space [WriteChar] space [Dir] right [ToState]

Output: scanright

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Input: [FromState] scanright [Symbol] 1 [WriteChar] 1 [Dir] right [ToState]

Output: scanright

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Input: [FromState] scanright [Symbol] minus [WriteChar] minus [Dir] right [ToState]

Output: scanright

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Input: [FromState] scanright [Symbol] equal [WriteChar] space [Dir] left [ToState]

Output: eraseone

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Input: [FromState] eraseone [Symbol] 1 [WriteChar] equal [Dir] left [ToState]

Output: subone

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Input: [FromState] eraseone [Symbol] minus [WriteChar] space [Dir] n/a [ToState]

Output: HALT

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Input: [FromState] subone [Symbol] 1 [WriteChar] 1 [Dir] left [ToState]

Output: subone

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Input: [FromState] subone [Symbol] minus [WriteChar] minus [Dir] left [ToState]

Output: skip

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Input: [FromState] skip [Symbol] space [WriteChar] space [Dir] left [ToState]

Output: skip

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Input: [FromState] skip [Symbol] 1 [WriteChar] space [Dir] right [ToState]

Output: scanright

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Input: [Item_Number] 005 [Item_Name] EMSAS File Type [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT00501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] FILETYPE must match '03' [General_Message] The EMSAS File Type identifies the data contained within the file. For this collection, the EMSAS File Type must be '03' to identify the file as Term registration data. [Short_Title]

Output: FILETYPE must match '03'


Input: [Item_Number] 005 [Item_Name] EMSAS File Type [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT00502 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Field exceeds its maximum length [General_Message] Field exceeds its maximum length. [Detailed_Message] The {0} field exceeds its maximum allowable length of {1} character(s). [Short_Title]

Output: Field exceeds its maximum length


Input: [Item_Number] 005 [Item_Name] EMSAS File Type [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT00503 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Some fields supply data that is essential for the analysis of student data. The value of that field must be explicit. There are no default values. [General_Message] Some fields supply data that is essential for the analysis of data. A value must be provided. There are no default values. [Detailed_Message] The record is missing the field {0}. [Short_Title]

Output: One or more required fields are missing


Input: [Item_Number] 005 [Item_Name] EMSAS File Type [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT00504 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] There must be at least one student record [General_Message] There must be at least one student record. [Short_Title]

Output: There are no student records


Input: [Item_Number] 005 [Item_Name] EMSAS File Type [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT00505 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] There cannot be duplicate records. A duplicate is defined as a record whose values for FICECODE, ACTERM, and CAMPUSID appear simultaneously across multiple records. [General_Message] Duplicate record detected. Please remove duplicate entries. [Short_Title]

Output: Duplicate detected


Input: [Item_Number] 010 [Item_Name] FICE College Code [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT01001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] The FICECODE must match one of the valid values associated with the submitting orgainzation in the EMSAS_. [General_Message] The FICE College Code identifies the campus the student is attending. Only codes that are expected for your institution or system will be accepted. [Detailed_Message] The accepted code(s) identifying your campus(es) is/are: {X},{Y},{Z} [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected FICECODE


Input: [Item_Number] 015 [Item_Name] Academic Term [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT01501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] ACTERM must be either '11' '21' '31' or '41' [General_Message] ACTERM must be either '11', '21', '31', or '41' [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid ACTERM


Input: [Item_Number] 020 [Item_Name] Calendar Year [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT02001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] CALYEAR must match the calendar year corresponding to the term type for this collection cycle. CALYEAR should be current year-1 for summer (ACTERM=11) and fall (ACTERM=21) and current year for winter (ACTERM=31) and spring (ACTERM=41). For example fall 20 [General_Message] CALYEAR must match the calendar year corresponding to the term type for this collection cycle. CALYEAR should be current year-1 for summer (ACTERM=11) and fall (ACTERM=21) and current year for winter (ACTERM=31) and spring (ACTERM=41). For example fall 20 [Detailed_Message] For TERM 2010-2011 file --- CALYEAR must be 2010 for summer (11) or fall (21) and must be 2011 for spring (31) or winter (41). [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid CALYEAR


Input: [Item_Number] 025 [Item_Name] SSN or Student ID (Primary) [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT02501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] If SSTAT1='1', SOCSEC1 must be a valid SSN according to SSA specifications. http://ssa-custhelp.ssa.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/425/~/invalid-or-impossible-social-security-numbers [General_Message] SSN is invalid. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid SSN


Input: [Item_Number] 030 [Item_Name] Most Recent Social Security Number Status [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT03001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Social_Security_Status_1_Codes). [General_Message] If the student's SOCSEC1 is believed to be a valid SSN, SSTAT1 should be '1'. If an alternate ID is used in SOCSEC1, then SSTAT1 should be '2'. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid SSTAT1 code


Input: [Item_Number] 035 [Item_Name] SSN or Student ID (Secondary) [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT03501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If SSTAT2='1' then SOCSEC2 should match '000000000' [General_Message] When SSTAT2 is reported as '1', that means the student is not believed to have previously used a different SSN than currently reported in SOCSEC1. It could also mean your institution has never previously identified the student using a bad SSN. In either c [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected value for SOCSEC2


Input: [Item_Number] 035 [Item_Name] SSN or Student ID (Secondary) [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT03502 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If SSTAT2='2' then SOCSEC2 should not match '000000000' [General_Message] When SSTAT2 is reported as '2', that means the student is believed to have previously used a different SSN than currently reported in SOCSEC1. It could also mean your institution previously identified the student using a bad SSN. In either case, it is gen [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected value for SOCSEC2


Input: [Item_Number] 040 [Item_Name] Second Most Recent Social Security Number Status [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT04001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Social_Security_Status_2_Codes). [General_Message] If the student's SOCSEC2 does not represent the second most recent SSN assigned to the student, SSTAT2 should be '1'. Please also use '1' if SOCSEC2 is zero-filled. If the SOCSEC2 does represent the student's second most recent SSN, then SSTAT2 should be [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid SSTAT2 code


Input: [Item_Number] 050 [Item_Name] Gender [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT05001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Gender) [General_Message] GENDER must be 'M','F', or 'U'. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid GENDER code


Input: [Item_Number] 050 [Item_Name] Gender [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT05002 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Percentage of records with GENDER='F' should not change by more than 10 percentage points from one Fall to the next. So, for example, if 50 percent of records submitted by School X last year had GENDER='F', we would not expect that percentage to be more t [General_Message] While some fluctuation in the male-female ratio is expected, deviations of 10 percentage points or more are unlikely and may indicate an underlying problem with the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unusual year-to-year change in GENDER distribution


Input: [Item_Number] 055 [Item_Name] Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT05501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Race_Codes). [General_Message] This field has been deprecated and replaced with RACEA-RACEH and therefore should be normally coded as 99 or a value which is found in the DHE Race Table. Variables RACEA-RACEH should contain at least one Y. [Detailed_Message] Reported value of {1} should be coded as 99 [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACE code


Input: [Item_Number] 060 [Item_Name] Date of Birth [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT06001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] DOBIRTH must either be a valid date (formatted as YYYYMMDD) or match '99999999' [General_Message] The date of birth reported is invalid. Please supply a valid date if possible (YYYYMMDD format). If date of birth is not available, please use '99999999' [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid DOBIRTH


Input: [Item_Number] 060 [Item_Name] Date of Birth [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT06002 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] DOBIRTH should not typically imply the student's age is under 13 or over 100 at time of enrollment. [General_Message] The date of birth reported is unexpected. Please verify the data. [Detailed_Message] Based on reported date of birth, student appears to be {1} years old. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected DOBIRTH


Input: [Item_Number] 065 [Item_Name] Domicile [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT06501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Value should be coded as 999 or be found in Domicile Table. [General_Message] This field has been deprecated and replaced with GEODOMI and therefore should be normally coded as 999 or a value which is found in the DHE LOCDOMI Table. A valid value must also be present in GEODOMI to replace this. [Detailed_Message] Reported value of {1} should be coded as 999 [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected LOCDOMI value.


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Class Level) [General_Message] Class Level must correspond with one of the options listed in the EMSAS manual. Please check the data and revise accordingly. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid CLEVEL


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is '14' but CUMCREDR does not range from 60 to 89.9, this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The student is reported as a junior, but his or her Cumulative Credit Hours are outside the normal range for a junior student. Typically, juniors have between 60 and 90 (exclusive) cumulative credit hours. Please verify the accuracy of these data. [Short_Title]

Output: CLEVEL / CUMCREDR mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07002 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] If submitting institution is a two-year college, only CLEVELs in ('11','13','14','15','18') are valid [General_Message] Class Level must correspond with one of the options listed in the EMSAS manual that indicate the student is an undergraduate. Please check the data and revise accordingly. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid CLEVEL


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07002 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is '15' but CUMCREDR does not range from 90 to 300, this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The student is reported as a senior, but his or her Cumulative Credit Hours are outside the normal range for a senior student. Typically, seniors have between 90 and 300 cumulative credit hours. Please verify the accuracy of these data. [Short_Title]

Output: CLEVEL / CUMCREDR mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07003 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is '14' or '15' but data was submitted from a two-year institution's account, this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The Class Level codes for Juniors and Seniors are not typically applicable to two-year institutions. Please verify the accuracy of this data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CLEVEL


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07003 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is in ('11','13','14','15','18'), and DSSTATUS is '1', and DEGREEST is not in ('70','11','20','21','22','24','31','32','33','34','23','25',98'), then this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The reported Class Level appears to be in conflict with the reported Degree Level Sought. The student is currently reported as a degree-seeking undergraduate, but his or her Degree Level Sought is not recognized as an acceptable undergraduate degree level [Short_Title]

Output: CLEVEL / DSSTATUS / DEGREEST mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07004 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is '17' or '20', but DEGREEST is not '60', this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The student's Class Level is reported as first-professional. However, the Degree Level Sought is not reported as first-professional. Please verify the accuracy of these data. [Short_Title]

Output: CLEVEL / DEGREEST mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07005 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is '21' but DEGREEST is not '25', this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The student's Class Level is reported as "student with prior bachelor seeking another bachelor's degree." However, the Degree Level Sought is not reported as a bachelor's degree. Please verify the accuracy of these data. [Short_Title]

Output: CLEVEL / DEGREEST mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07006 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is '26' but DEGREEST is not '43', this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The student's Class Level is reported as education specialist. However, the Degree Level Sought is not reported as education specialist. Please verify the accuracy of these data. [Short_Title]

Output: CLEVEL / DEGREEST mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07007 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is '36' but DEGREEST is not '42', this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The student's Class Level is reported as master's. However, the Degree Level Sought is not reported as master's. Please verify the accuracy of these data. [Short_Title]

Output: CLEVEL / DEGREEST mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 070 [Item_Name] Class Level [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07008 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If CLEVEL is '46' but DEGREEST is not '45', this could indicate a problem. [General_Message] The student's Class Level is reported as doctoral. However, the Degree Level Sought is not reported as doctoral. Please verify the accuracy of these data. [Short_Title]

Output: CLEVEL / DEGREEST mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 075 [Item_Name] Enrollment Status [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Enrollment Status) [General_Message] The student's enrollment status must be one of the codes listed in the EMSAS Manual. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid STUSTAT code


Input: [Item_Number] 075 [Item_Name] Enrollment Status [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07502 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If STUSTAT='2', either TRANSSCH or TRANSCHIPEDS should contain a value (i.e., non-null, non-blank, non-missing) [General_Message] If the student is a first-time transfer, please indicate the college code identifying the transfer institution in TRANSSCH or TRANSCHIPEDS. [Short_Title]

Output: Missing Transfer School Code


Input: [Item_Number] 075 [Item_Name] Enrollment Status [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT07503 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If STUSTAT='2', either CRTRAN1R or CRTRAN2R should contain a value (i.e., non-null, non-blank, non-missing) [General_Message] If the student is a first-time transfer, please indicate the number of credits transferred in as well as cumulative transfer credits. [Short_Title]

Output: Missing Transfer Credits


Input: [Item_Number] 080 [Item_Name] Highest Degree Held [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT08001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Degree Level) [General_Message] The Highest Degree Held must be one of the codes listed in the EMSAS Manual. Use '98' if it is not known whether the student already holds a degree. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid HIDEGREE code


Input: [Item_Number] 085 [Item_Name] Degree Level Sought [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT08501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Degree Level) [General_Message] The Degree Level Sought must be one of the codes listed in the EMSAS Manual. Use '98' if the student is non-degree-seeking or degree level sought is unknown. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid DEGREEST code


Input: [Item_Number] 085 [Item_Name] Degree Level Sought [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT08502 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] If submitting institution is a two-year college, only DEGREESTs in ('70','11','20','21','24','31','32','33','34','23','98','22') are valid [General_Message] The Degree Level Sought must be one of the codes listed in the EMSAS Manual that correspond to undergraduate students. Use '98' if the student is non-degree-seeking or degree level sought is unknown. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid DEGREEST code


Input: [Item_Number] 085 [Item_Name] Degree Level Sought [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT08503 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If DEGREEST='41', CLEVEL should be '16' [General_Message] Postbaccalaureate certificate students should be coded with a Class Level of 'Postbaccalaureate Non-Degree-Seeking' [Short_Title]

Output: DEGREEST / CLEVEL mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 090 [Item_Name] First Major Field of Study CIP Code [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT09001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in one of the following tables/lists: (EMSAS_CIP2010), (EMSAS_CIP2000), ('900000','999999') [General_Message] The First Major Field of Study CIP Code must be a valid CIP code. If the student's major is undeclared, use '900000' [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid PROGONE code


Input: [Item_Number] 095 [Item_Name] First Major Field of Study Option Code [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT09501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Value should be coded as 9999 or be found in Program Option Code Table [General_Message] This field has been deprecated and therefore should be normally coded as 9999 or a value which is found in the DHE Program Inventory Option Code Table. [Detailed_Message] Reported value of {1} should be coded as 9999 [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected PGONEOP value


Input: [Item_Number] 100 [Item_Name] Second Major Field of Study CIP Code [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT10001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Should be in one of the following tables/lists: (EMSAS_CIP2010), (EMSAS_CIP2000), ('900000','999999') [General_Message] The Second Major Field of Study CIP Code should be a valid CIP code. If the student's major is undeclared, use '900000' [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid PROGTWO code


Input: [Item_Number] 105 [Item_Name] Second Major Field of Study Option Code [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT10501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Value should be coded as 9999 or be found in Program Option Code Table [General_Message] This field has been deprecated and therefore should be normally coded as 9999 or a value which is found in the DHE Program Inventory Option Code Table. [Detailed_Message] Reported value of {1} should be coded as 9999 [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected PGTWOOP value


Input: [Item_Number] 110 [Item_Name] Degree-Seeking Status [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT11001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Degree-Seeking Status) [General_Message] The Degree-Seeking Status Code must be either '0','1', or '2'. Use '0' if the status is unknown. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid DSSTATUS code


Input: [Item_Number] 115 [Item_Name] Total Term Earned Degree Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT11501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 60 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not complete more than 60 credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Detailed_Message] Reported hours of {1} exceeds normal range. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected TOTRMHRR value


Input: [Item_Number] 120 [Item_Name] Full-Time / Part-Time Override [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT12001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (EMSAS_Full-Time / Part-Time Override) [General_Message] The Full-Time / Part-Time Override code must be '0','1', or '2'. Use '0' if not applicable. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid FTPTOVR code


Input: [Item_Number] 120 [Item_Name] Full-Time / Part-Time Override [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT12002 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] FTPTOVR values of '1' and '2' are only valid if CLEVEL is in ('16','17','19','20','26','36','46') or DEGREEST is in ('41','42','43','44','45','60') [General_Message] Only mark a part-time override or full-time override if the student is a graduate or first-professional student. Otherwise, use '0'. Please revise the data appropriately. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid FTPTOVR code


Input: [Item_Number] 125 [Item_Name] Reason for full-time / part-time override [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT12501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Value should be coded as 9 [General_Message] Variable is deprecated please use 9 for its value. You have entered a different value please confirm that you have entered data in the correct field. [Detailed_Message] Reported value of {1} should be coded as 9 [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected REASOVR value.


Input: [Item_Number] 130 [Item_Name] Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT13001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If formatted value of FTER is anything besides 9.99, either CLEVEL should be in ('17','20') or DEGREEST should be '60' [General_Message] Assigned values for Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment should be reserved for first-professional students only. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid FTER


Input: [Item_Number] 135 [Item_Name] Total Audited Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT13501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 60 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not audit more than 60 credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected AUDTRME value


Input: [Item_Number] 140 [Item_Name] Total Graded Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT14002 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value is greater than zero and CUMGPA is 9.99 or missing. [General_Message] A student with graded term hours should have a valid cumulative GPA [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected GRDTRM value


Input: [Item_Number] 140 [Item_Name] Total Graded Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT14003 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] GRDTRMR is greater than TOTRMHRR [General_Message] A student should not have more graded hours than total term hours earned. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected GRDTRM value


Input: [Item_Number] 140 [Item_Name] Total Graded Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT14004 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] GRDTRMR is greater than 60 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not complete more than 60 credit hours during a term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected GRDTRM value


Input: [Item_Number] 140 [Item_Name] Total Graded Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT14005 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] GRDTRMR is missing [General_Message] A student should normally have graded term hours. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected GRDTRM value


Input: [Item_Number] 145 [Item_Name] Cumulative Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT14501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 300 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not accumulate more than 300 credit hours during his or her college career. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CUMCREDR value


Input: [Item_Number] 145 [Item_Name] Cumulative Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT14502 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should be 0 or a multiple of .5. For example, 1.5 might be valid, but 1.7 probably is not valid. [General_Message] Cumulative Credit Hours contains an unexpected value. Your data may be coded incorrectly, as courses are rarely offered in increments of less than a half-credit. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CUMCREDR value


Input: [Item_Number] 155 [Item_Name] Initial Credit Hours a Receiving Institution Accepts in Transfer For a First-time Transfer Student [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT15501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should either match 999.9 or range from 0 to 300 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not transfer in more than 300 credit hours. Please verify the accuracy of the data. Use '9999' if the student never transferred in credit, or if the amount of credit transferred in is unknown. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CRTRAN1R value


Input: [Item_Number] 155 [Item_Name] Initial Credit Hours a Receiving Institution Accepts in Transfer For a First-time Transfer Student [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT15502 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If STUSTAT is '2', CRTRAN1R should equal CRTRAN2R [General_Message] First-time transfer students will normally have the same amount of initial transfer credit as cumulative transfer credit. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CRTRAN1R value


Input: [Item_Number] 155 [Item_Name] Initial Credit Hours a Receiving Institution Accepts in Transfer For a First-time Transfer Student [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT15503 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should match 999.9, or 0, or be a multiple of .5. For example, 1.5 might be valid, but 1.7 probably is not valid. [General_Message] Initial Credit Hours a Receiving Institution Accepts in Transfer For a First-time Transfer Student contains an unexpected value. Your data may be coded incorrectly, as courses are rarely offered in increments of less than a half-credit. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CRTRAN1R value


Input: [Item_Number] 160 [Item_Name] Total Transfer Credit Hours Accumulated [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT16001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should either match 999.9 or range from 0 to 300 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not accumulate more than 300 transfer credit hours. Please verify the accuracy of the data. Use '9999' if the student never transferred in credit, or if the amount of cumulative transfer credit is unknown. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CRTRAN2R value


Input: [Item_Number] 160 [Item_Name] Total Transfer Credit Hours Accumulated [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT16002 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should match 999.9, or 0, or be a multiple of .5. For example, 1.5 might be valid, but 1.7 probably is not valid. [General_Message] Total Transfer Credit Hours Accumulated contains an unexpected value. Your data may be coded incorrectly, as courses are rarely offered in increments of less than a half-credit. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CRTRAN2R value


Input: [Item_Number] 170 [Item_Name] Remedial Math Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT17001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 remedial math credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected REMATHR value


Input: [Item_Number] 175 [Item_Name] Remedial English Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT17501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 remedial English credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected REENGLR value


Input: [Item_Number] 180 [Item_Name] Remedial Reading Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT18001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 remedial reading credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected REREADR value


Input: [Item_Number] 185 [Item_Name] Other Non-College-Level Credit Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT18501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 'Other Non-College-Level Credit Hours' during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected NONCOLR value


Input: [Item_Number] 190 [Item_Name] High School Student [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT19001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student is a High School Student. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid HSSTUDNT code


Input: [Item_Number] 190 [Item_Name] High School Student [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT19002 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] If HSSTUDNT='Y' then STUSTAT must be '0' [General_Message] Students who are still in high school must have an Enrollment Status code of '0' [Short_Title]

Output: HSSTUDNT / STUSTAT mismatch


Input: [Item_Number] 195 [Item_Name] Total Term Quality Points [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT19501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value for TOTRMQPT should not be less than one but greater than zero. Values of zero are acceptable. [General_Message] Generally, a student should have at least 1 quality point. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected TOTRMQPT value


Input: [Item_Number] 200 [Item_Name] Term Grade Point Average [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT20001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be missing, less than 0, or greater than 4.0 [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected TRMGPA value


Input: [Item_Number] 200 [Item_Name] Term Grade Point Average [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT20002 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Provided TOTRMQPT is not coded as missing (9999), GRDTRMR is greater than zero, and formatted value should equal TOTRMQT/GRDTRMR. [General_Message] A student's term GPA should equal the number of total term quality points (TOTRMQPTS) divided by graded term hours (GRDTRMR). [Detailed_Message] {TOTRMQPTS}/{GRDTRMR}={} [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected TRMGPA value


Input: [Item_Number] 205 [Item_Name] Cumulative Grade Point Average [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT20501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be missing, less than 0, or greater than 4.0 [General_Message] GPA should be provided on a 4.0 scale students should not have GPAs which are negative nor above 4.0 [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected CUMGPA value


Input: [Item_Number] 210 [Item_Name] Withdrawal Code [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT21001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Value should be 'NA' or 'WD'. [General_Message] Value should be 'NA' or 'WD'. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected WITHDRAW value


Input: [Item_Number] 215 [Item_Name] ATHLETE Flag [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT21501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Value should be coded as 9 [General_Message] Variable is deprecated please use 9 for its value. You have entered a different value please confirm that you have entered data in the correct field. [Detailed_Message] Reported value of {1} should be coded as 9 [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected ATHLETE value.


Input: [Item_Number] 220 [Item_Name] Sport [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT22001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Value should be coded as 99 [General_Message] Variable is deprecated please use 99 for its value. You have entered a different value please confirm that you have entered data in the correct field. [Detailed_Message] Reported value of {1} should be coded as 99 [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected SPORT value.


Input: [Item_Number] 225 [Item_Name] Student's Last Name [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT22501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Should not start with a space (' ') or contain two consecutive spaces (' ') [General_Message] Please verify the reported Last Name does not contain a typographical error. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected LASTNAME


Input: [Item_Number] 230 [Item_Name] Student's First Name [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT23001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Should not start with a space (' ') or contain two consecutive spaces (' ') [General_Message] Please verify the reported First Name does not contain a typographical error. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected FIRSTNAM


Input: [Item_Number] 245 [Item_Name] MOSIS ID [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT24501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] If field contains a value, the value should be found in the SID Master system [General_Message] The reported MOSIS ID could not be verified. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected MOSIS ID


Input: [Item_Number] 250 [Item_Name] Hispanic / Latino Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT25001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Among the fields RACEA, RACEB, RACEC, RACED, RACEE, RACEF, RACEG, and RACEH, at least one must contain the value 'Y' [General_Message] At least one race field should contain a 'Y'. If race is unknown, please mark 'Y' in RACEH. [Short_Title]

Output: No RACE provided


Input: [Item_Number] 250 [Item_Name] Hispanic / Latino Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT25002 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student is Hispanic / Latino. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACEA


Input: [Item_Number] 255 [Item_Name] Non-Resident Alien Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT25501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student is Non-Resident Alien. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACEB


Input: [Item_Number] 260 [Item_Name] American Indian / Alaska Native Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT26001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student is American Indian / Alaska Native. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACEC


Input: [Item_Number] 265 [Item_Name] Asian Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT26501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student is Asian. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACED


Input: [Item_Number] 270 [Item_Name] Black / African American Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT27001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student is Black / African American. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACEE


Input: [Item_Number] 275 [Item_Name] Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT27501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student is Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACEF


Input: [Item_Number] 280 [Item_Name] White / Caucasian Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT28001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student is White / Caucasian. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACEG


Input: [Item_Number] 285 [Item_Name] Other / Unknown Race / Ethnicity [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT28501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in code set: (Yes/No) [General_Message] Please use 'Y' or 'N' to indicate whether student's race is Unknown or Other. No other values are accepted for this field, and a response must be provided. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid RACEH


Input: [Item_Number] 290 [Item_Name] Other Remedial Hours [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT29001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 combined remedial credit hours during the Fall term in areas other than math, reading, or English. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected REOTHRR value


Input: [Item_Number] 295 [Item_Name] Prep Math [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT29501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 "prep math" credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected PREPMATHR value


Input: [Item_Number] 300 [Item_Name] Prep English [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT30001 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 "prep English" credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected PREPENGLR value


Input: [Item_Number] 305 [Item_Name] Prep Reading [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT30501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Formatted value should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 "prep reading" credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected PREPREADR value


Input: [Item_Number] 315 [Item_Name] Geographic Origin [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT31501 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in table: (EMSAS_GeographicOrigin) [General_Message] You entered a Geographic Origin code that was not recognized as valid. Please check your GEODOMI reference table for a list of valid values. Codes for unknowns are also listed in this table. [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid GEODOMI


Input: [Item_Number] 320 [Item_Name] Last Institution Attended by a Transfer Student [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT32001 [Severity] E [Business_Rule] Must be in table: (EMSAS_IPEDSUnitIDS) [General_Message] You entered a Transfer School IPEDS ID code that was not recognized as valid. Please check your TRANSCHIPEDS reference table for a list of valid values. If the student is not a transfer, use '000000'. If institution is domestic, but either has no IPEDS ID [Short_Title]

Output: Invalid TRANSCHIPEDS


Input: [Item_Number] 325 [Item_Name] Distance Learning [Collection_Rule_ID] EMT32501 [Severity] W [Business_Rule] Should not be greater than 30 [General_Message] Normally, a student will not be enrolled in more than 30 distance education credit hours during the Fall term. Please verify the accuracy of the data. [Short_Title]

Output: Unexpected DISTANCE value


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+T [Description] Use the book and chapter from the Book Context and Chapter Context fields [Button]

Output: Use This


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+M [Description] Use the book and chapter from My Last Book and My Last Chapter fields [Button]

Output: Restore Mine


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+R [Description] Use the book and chapter from the Last Context Tag fields [Button]

Output: Restore Cntxt


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+A [Description] Replace the highlighted text with the Accept Text [Button]

Output: Accept


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+S [Description] Replace the highlighted text with the Skip Text [Button]

Output: Skip


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+C [Description] Make the verse number in the Accept Text be a chapter number [Button]

Output: As Chapter


Input: [Shortcut] Alt+U [Description] Undo the last change (regardless of if it was an Accept or Skip) [Button]

Output: Undo


Input: Lets you edit the item's settings. [Edit string]

Output: Update


Input: Pops up a relevant help window. This is very helpful in explaining various options when setting up resources and activities. [Edit string]

Output: Help


Input: Indicates that an item is currently visible to students. Click to hide the item from students. Toggles with Show. [Edit string]

Output: Hide


Input: Indicates that an item is currently hidden from students. Click to make it visible to students. Toggles with Hide. [Edit string]

Output: Show


Input: [0] and Lets you indent course items. (Use the corresponding left-arrow icon for outdenting.) [Edit string]

Output: Indent/Outdent


Input: Click and drag this icon to move items around on your page. [Edit string]

Output: Move


Input: [0] and An alternate way of moving items on your page. This will appear if your web browser does not support drag & drop moving or the object you're trying to move doesn't support it. Click the icon to choose which item to move. Click the icon in the position where you want the moved object to appear. [Edit string]

Output: Move item & Move to here


Input: Deletes a resource or activity from the course. [Edit string]

Output: Delete


Input: Creates a copy of the resource/activity. Useful if you want to make the same resource/activity available at multiple places in the course. Note, however, that for activities any entries made to the activity are not duplicated and each copy is completely independant of the other. [Edit string]

Output: Duplicate


Input: No groups for this resource. Toggles with Groups. For activities content only. [Edit string]

Output: No Groups


Input: [0] or Use groups with this resource. Toggles with No Groups. For activities content only. [Edit string]

Output: Groups (separate groups or visible groups)


Input: Allows the instructor to change the role of a person relative the resource/activity. [Edit string]

Output: Assign Roles


Input: [Name] name [Description] venue name [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] city [Description] venue city name [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] region [Description] venue region name [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] country [Description] venue country name [Data Type]

Output: String


Input: [Name] latitude [Description] venue latitude [Data Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Name] longitude [Description] venue longitude [Data Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Description:] Name of topic to create. Can be set in a text field, or is set programmatically (e.g. with a sequential number) [Parameter:]

Output: topic


Input: [Description:] If set, TWiki will complain if the topic name is not a WikiWord [Parameter:]

Output: onlywikiname


Input: [Description:] If set, TWiki will complain if a topic of the same name already exists [Parameter:]

Output: onlynewtopic


Input: [Description:] The name of the template topic, e.g. topic used to copy the initial content [Parameter:]

Output: templatetopic


Input: [Description:] Sets the parent topic [Parameter:]

Output: topicparent


Input: [Description:] Assuming the template topic has a form with a field called "TopicClassification", it will set the value of the field [Parameter:]

Output: TopicClassification


Input: [Description:] Optional parameter that defines the application type to write into the CGI header. Defaults to text/html. May be used to invoke alternative client applications [Parameter:]

Output: contenttype


Input: [Description:] Any parameter can passed to the new topic; if the template topic contains %URLPARAM{"anyname"}%, it will be replaced by its value [Parameter:]

Output: anyname


Input: [Export Button Location] Projects screen [Data to be included in export]

Output: Entire project (i.e. project's master layer) for currently selected project


Input: [Export Button Location] A project's top menu [Data to be included in export]

Output: Entire project (i.e. project's master layer)


Input: [Export Button Location] Within a layer [Data to be included in export]

Output: That layer and all its descendants


Input: [Export Button Location] Feature class dataset [Data to be included in export]

Output: All the feature classes within that dataset


Input: [Export Button Location] Feature class [Data to be included in export]

Output: Only this feature class


Input: [Export Button Location] Raster image details (pro version only) [Data to be included in export]

Output: Only this raster


Input: [Tag] http_default_8bit_tcp_resolve [Description]

Output: This is the default HTTP implementation tag that resolves addresses with a TCP resolver and provides a synchronous/blocking HTTP client interface.


Input: [Tag] http_default_8bit_udp_resolve [Description]

Output: This is similar to the above tag except that it specifies the HTTP client to use a UDP resolver. It also provides a synchronous/ blocking HTTP client interface.


Input: [Tag] http_keepalive_8bit_tcp_resolve [Description]

Output: This tag specifies that the HTTP client by default will keep connections to the server alive. It only makes sense if the version_major and version_minor are both 1, to indicate HTTP 1.1. This tag causes the HTTP client to resolve using a TCP resolver and provides a synchronous/ blocking HTTP client interface.


Input: [Tag] http_keepalive_8bit_udp_resolve [Description]

Output: This is similar to the above tag except that it specifies the HTTP client to use a UDP resolver. It also provides a synchronous/ blocking HTTP client interface.


Input: [Tag] http_async_8bit_tcp_resolve [Description]

Output: This tag provides an active HTTP client object implementation that uses a TCP resolver. Response objects returned will encapsulate a number of Boost.Thread shared futures to hold values. Users don’t have to see this as they are implementation details.


Input: [Tag] http_async_8bit_udp_resolve [Description]

Output: This is similar to the above tag except that specifies the HTTP client to use a UDP resolver.


Input: [Description] Enter the Name of the Payee [Field]

Output: Payee Name

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Description] Enter the Account number of the payee in the other bank [Field]

Output: Account Number

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Description] Select the currency of the payees account in the other bank [Field]

Output: Currency

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Description] Enter the Address of the Beneficiary [Field]

Output: Beneficiary Address

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Description] Select from the combo present here. Any other payment information can be entered here. [Field]

Output: Payment Details

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Description] Enter the routing number of the Beneficiary bank here. If you are not aware, leave it blank. [Field]

Output: Bank Routing Number

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Description] Enter the name of the beneficiary bank. [Field]

Output: Beneficiary Bank Name

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Description] Enter the details of the beneficiary bank address. [Field]

Output: Bank Address

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Description] Enter your contact number here so that if required, the bank can contact you to ascertain details regarding the beneficiary. [Field]

Output: Your contact number

To Other Accounts > Beneficiary Maintenance


Input: [Exception] FlattrException [Description]

Output: A generic Flattr exception, like a network error or an unexpected response from the Flattr web service.

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Exception] FlattrServiceException [Description]

Output: This exception is used when the Flattr web service returned an error.

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Exception] ForbiddenException [Description]

Output: This exception is used when the operation is forbidden.

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Exception] MarshalException [Description]

Output: This runtime exception is thrown when the data couldn't be properly marshalled or unmarshalled.

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Exception] NoMeansException [Description]

Output: Deprecated Use NoMoneyException instead

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Exception] NoMoneyException [Description]

Output: This exception is thrown when the user has no sufficient funds for the operation.

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Exception] NotFoundException [Description]

Output: This exception is thrown when the target of the service call was not found.

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Exception] RateLimitExceededException [Description]

Output: This exception is thrown when the rate limit was exceeded.

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Exception] ValidationException [Description]

Output: This exception is used when an argument provided to a service call was invalid.

org.shredzone.flattr4j.exception (flattr4j core 2.13-SNAPSHOT API)

Exception Summary


Input: [Value] spring_pnt [Attribute]

Output: Object class

NZ Topo data dictionary - Object class spring_pnt


Input: [Value] SPRING [Attribute]

Output: Entity class

NZ Topo data dictionary - Object class spring_pnt


Input: [Value] Not applicable [Attribute]

Output: Additional entity class

NZ Topo data dictionary - Object class spring_pnt


Input: [Value] simple_point [Attribute]

Output: Object inheritance

NZ Topo data dictionary - Object class spring_pnt


Input: [Value] US Standard Entity [Attribute]

Output: Entity source

NZ Topo data dictionary - Object class spring_pnt


Input: [Value] Topo50 [Attribute]

Output: Map series

NZ Topo data dictionary - Object class spring_pnt


Input: [Value] 160 [Attribute]

Output: LSLIFF object class

NZ Topo data dictionary - Object class spring_pnt


Input: [GTK+ class] GtkDialog [Qt class] QDialog [Comment]

Output: Create popup windows


Input: [GTK+ class] GtkInvisible [Comment]

Output: A widget which is not displayed


Input: [GTK+ class] GtkMessageDialog [Qt class] QMessageBox [Comment]

Output: A convenient message window


Input: [GTK+ class] GtkWindow [Qt class] QMainWindow or QWidget [Comment]

Output: Toplevel which can contain other widgets


Input: [GTK+ class] GtkWindowGroup [Comment]

Output: Limit the effect of grabs


Input: [GTK+ class] GtkAboutDialog [Qt class] N/A [Comment]

Output: Display information about an application


Input: [GTK+ class] GtkAssistant [Qt class] QWizard [Comment]

Output: A widget used to guide users through multi-step operations


Input: [GTK+ class] GtkOffscreenWindow [Qt class] ? [Comment]

Output: A toplevel to manage offscreen rendering of child widgets


Input: [File Type] .MUS [Description] Music data [Where to copy...] CACHE folder [Should I copy to hard disk?]

Output: Reduces CD access significantly if copied to hard disk as music is read in regularly. Should improve scenes containing lots of sound effects.


Input: [File Type] .SCN [Description] Code and graphics [Where to copy...] CACHE folder [Should I copy to hard disk?]

Output: Scene load times reduced if copied to hard disk - no other benefit. n.b. some critical scenes are already copied to hard disk during installation.


Input: [File Type] .CDP [Description] Graphic sequences [Where to copy...] CACHE folder [Should I copy to hard disk?]

Output: Smoothes out brief pauses while loading extra graphics within a scene.


Input: [File Type] .BMV [Description] 'B movies' [Where to copy...] CACHE folder [Should I copy to hard disk?]

Output: Only copy to hard drive if the movies are playing badly or sound shuts off. Movie pre-load times are also reduced if the movies are copied.


Input: [File Type] .SMP [Description] Speech [Where to copy...] CD1 or CD2 folder [Should I copy to hard disk?]

Output: Only copy to hard drive if you are experiencing regular sound glitches.


Input: [File Type] .IDX [Description] Speech index [Where to copy...] CD1 or CD2 folder [Should I copy to hard disk?]

Output: Loaded once only - can stay on CD.


Input: [File Type] .TXT [Description] Sub-title text [Where to copy...] CD1 or CD2 folder [Should I copy to hard disk?]

Output: Loaded once only - can stay on CD.


Input: [Default] true [Valid Values] true, false [Description] Indicates if you want the header to appear at the top of the table, the header contains the column names, and any additional action banners that might be required (like paging, export, etc...) [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: basic.show.header


Input: [Default] false [Valid Values] true, false [Description] Indicates if you want the table to show up also if the list is empty [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: basic.empty.showtable


Input: [Default] Nothing found to display [Valid Values] any string [Description] The message that is displayed if the list that this table is associated with is either null, or empty. Used only if basic.empty.showtable is false [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: basic.msg.empty_list


Input: [Default] Nothing found to display. [Valid Values] Any string [Description] The message that is displayed into the first table row if the list that this table is associated with is either null, or empty. {0} is replaced with the total number of columns to generate a correct colspan. Used only if basic.empty.showtable is true [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: basic.msg.empty_list_row


Input: [Default] page [Valid Values] page, list [Description] Indicates if the full list should be sorted before paging or if the sorting only affects items in the current page. Default behaviour is to sort only items in the current page (first paging, then sorting) [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] no [Property]

Output: sort.amount


Input: [Default] Export options: {0} [Valid Values] any string [Description] Contains the string that is displayed in the table footer when the user indicates that they want to enable the export function. The placeholder is replaced with links to the various supported export formats [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: export.banner


Input: [Default] | [Valid Values] any string [Description] Used to separate the valid export type (typically would be a bar, a comma, or a dash) [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: export.banner.sepchar


Input: [Default] top [Valid Values] top, bottom, both [Description] When the table tag has to show the header for paging through a long list, this option indicates where that header should be shown in relation to the table [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.placement


Input: [Default] item [Valid Values] any string [Description] What the various objects in the list being displayed should be referred to as (singular) [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.item_name


Input: [Default] items [Valid Values] any string [Description] What the various objects in the list being displayed should be referred to as (plural) [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.items_name


Input: [Default] No {0} found. [Valid Values] any string [Description] What is shown in the pagination header when no objects are available in the list to be displayed. The single placeholder is replaced with the name of the items in the list (plural) [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.no_items_found


Input: [Default] One {0} found. [Valid Values] any string [Description] What is shown in the pagination header when one object is available in the list to be displayed. The single placeholder is replaced with the name of the items in the list (singular) [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.one_item_found


Input: [Default] {0} {1} found, displaying all {2}. [Valid Values] any string [Description] What is shown in the pagination header when all the objects in the list are being shown. {0} and {2} are replaced with the number of objects in the list, {1} is replaced with the name of the items plural [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.all_items_found


Input: [Default] {0} {1} found, displaying {2} to {3}. [Valid Values] any string [Description] What is shown in the pagination header when a partial list of the objects in the list are being shown. Parameters: * {0}: total number of objects in the list * {1}: name of the items (plural) * {2}: start index of the objects being shown * {3}: end index of the objects being shown * {4}: current page * {5}: total number of pages [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.some_items_found


Input: [Default] 8 [Valid Values] any number [Description] The number of pages to show in the header that this person can instantly jump to [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.group_size


Input: [Default] [First /Prev] {0} [Next /Last] [Valid Values] any string [Description] What is shown in the pagination bar when there are more pages and the selected page is not the first or the last one. Parameters: * {0}: numbered pages list * {1}: link to the first page * {2}: link to the previous page * {3}: link to the next page * {4}: link to the last page * {5}: current page * {6}: total number of pages [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.full


Input: [Default] [First/Prev] {0} [Next /Last] [Valid Values] any string [Description] What is shown in the pagination bar when the first page is being shown. Placeholders are the same as for paging.banner.full [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.first


Input: [Default] [First /Prev] {0} [Next/Last] [Valid Values] any string [Description] What is shown in the pagination bar when the last page is being shown. Placeholders are the same as for paging.banner.full [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.last


Input: [Default] {0} [Valid Values] any string [Description] What is shown in the pagination bar when only one page is being shown. Placeholders are the same as for paging.banner.full [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.onepage


Input: [Default] <strong>{0}</strong> [Valid Values] any string [Description] Selected page. {0} is replaced with the page number, {1} with the page url. [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.page.selected


Input: [Default] {0} [Valid Values] any string [Description] Link to a page. {0} is replaced with the page number, {1} with the page url. [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.page.link


Input: [Default] , [Valid Values] any string [Description] separator between pages [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: paging.banner.page.separator


Input: [Valid Values] Class name of TableDecorator subclass [Description] Decorator used to render table as html. Required when also decorating the table in other media. Refer to the exports decorators tutorial for detailed explanation. Ignored if a decorator is configured in table tag's decorator attribute. [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] yes [Property]

Output: decorator.media.html


Input: [Default] org.displaytag.util.DefaultRequestHelperFactory [Valid Values] Class name for a valid RequestHelperFactory implementation [Description] RequestHelperFactory to be used. You can replace the default one if you need to generate links with a different format (for example in portal applications) [allowed in properties] yes [allowed in setProperty] no [Property]

Output: factory.requestHelper


Input: [Default] org.displaytag.decorator.DefaultDecoratorFactory [Valid Values] DecoratorFactory to be used. Class name for a valid DecoratorFactory implementation [Description] yes You can replace the default one in order to load decorator instances from different sources (e.g. you could use Spring managed beans) [allowed in properties] no [Property]

Output: factory.decorator


Input: [Default] org.displaytag.model.DefaultComparator [Valid Values] Default comparator to be used when sorting columns. Class name for a valid Comparator implementation [Description] yes [allowed in properties] yes [Property]

Output: comparator.default


Input: [Field Name] ID [Description]

Output: An integer that will be used for updating an existing user.

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Input: [Field Name] user_pass [Description]

Output: A string that contains the plain text password for the user.

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Input: [Field Name] user_login [Description]

Output: A string that contains the users username for logging in.

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Input: [Field Name] user_nicename [Description]

Output: A string that contains a nicer looking name for the user.

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Input: [Field Name] user_url [Description]

Output: A string containing the users URL for the users web site.

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Input: [Field Name] user_email [Description]

Output: A string containing the users email address.

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Input: [Field Name] display_name [Description]

Output: A string that will be shown on the site. Defaults to users username. It is likely that you will want to change this, for both appearance and security through obscurity (that is if you dont use and delete the default admin user).

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Input: [Field Name] nickname [Description]

Output: The users nickname, defaults to the users username.

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Input: [Field Name] first_name [Description]

Output: The users first name.

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Input: [Field Name] last_name [Description]

Output: The users last name.

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Input: [Field Name] description [Description]

Output: A string containing content about the user.

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Input: [Field Name] rich_editing [Description]

Output: A string for whether to enable the rich editor or not. False if not empty.

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Input: [Field Name] user_registered [Description]

Output: The date the user registered. Format is Y-m-d H:i:s.

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Input: [Field Name] role [Description]

Output: A string used to set the users role.

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Input: [Field Name] jabber [Description]

Output: Users Jabber account.

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Input: [Field Name] aim [Description]

Output: Users AOL IM account.

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Input: [Field Name] yim [Description]

Output: Users Yahoo IM account.

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Input: [S.No] 1 [Description] We can give comments about the program, creation or modified date, author name etc in this section. The characters or words or anything which are given between “/*” and “*/”, won’t be considered by C compiler for compilation process.These will be ignored by C compiler during compilation. Example : /* comment line1 comment line2 comment 3 */ [Sections]

Output: Documentation section

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Input: [S.No] 2 [Description] Header files that are required to execute a C program are included in this section [Sections]

Output: Link Section

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Input: [S.No] 3 [Description] In this section, variables are defined and values are set to these variables. [Sections]

Output: Definition Section

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Input: [S.No] 4 [Description] Global variables are defined in this section. When a variable is to be used throughout the program, can be defined in this section. [Sections]

Output: Global declaration section

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Input: [S.No] 5 [Description] Function prototype gives many information about a function like return type, parameter names used inside the function. [Sections]

Output: Function prototype declaration section

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Input: [S.No] 6 [Description] Every C program is started from main function and this function contains two major sections called declaration section and executable section. [Sections]

Output: Main function

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Input: [S.No] 7 [Description] User can define their own functions in this section which perform particular task as per the user requirement. [Sections]

Output: User defined function section

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Input: [BlockNo.] 5 [Block Name] Patient’s Address [Block Code] O [Notes]

Output: Enter the patient’s address.

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Input: [BlockNo.] 6 [Block Name] Patient’s Relationship to the Insured [Block Code] A [Notes]

Output: Check the appropriate box for the patient’s relationship to the insured listed in Block 4.

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Input: [BlockNo.] 7 [Block Name] Insured’s Address [Block Code] A [Notes]

Output: Enter the insured’s address and telephone number except when the address is the same as the patient’s, then enter the word SAME. Complete this block only when Block 4 is completed.

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Input: [BlockNo.] 8 [Block Name] Patient Status [Block Code] O [Notes]

Output: Place an X in the appropriate blocks to describe the patient’s status.

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Input: [BlockNo.] 9 [Block Name] Other Insured’s Name [Block Code] A [Notes]

Output: If the patient has another health insurance secondary to the insurance named in Block 11, enter the last name, first name, and middle initial of the insured if it is different from the patient named in Block 2. If the patient and the insured are the same, enter the word SAME. If the patient has MA coverage only, leave the block blank.

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Input: [BlockNo.] 9a [Block Name] Other Insured’s Policy and Group Number [Block Code] A [Notes]

Output: This block identifies a secondary insurance other than MA, and the primary insurance listed in 11a- d. Enter the policy number and the group number of any secondary insurance that is available. Only use Blocks 9a-d, if you have completed Blocks 11a-d, and a secondary policy is available. (For example, the patient may have both Blue Cross and Aetna benefits available.)

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Input: [BlockNo.] 9b [Block Name] Other Insured’s Date of Birth and Sex [Block Code] A [Notes]

Output: If a secondary insurance exists, enter the other insured’s date of birth. Please make sure the date is in an eight-digit MMDDCCYY (month, day, century, and year) format (e.g., 03011978) and indicate the patient’s gender by placing an X in the appropriate box.

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Input: [Parameter] -file [Required] yes [Description]

Output: name of your osm xml file

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Input: [Parameter] -dbname [Required] yes [Description]

Output: name of your database

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Input: [Parameter] -user [Required] yes [Description]

Output: name of the user, which have write access to the database

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Input: [Parameter] -conf [Required] yes [Description]

Output: name of your configuration xml file

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Input: [Parameter] -host [Required] no [Description]

Output: host of your postgresql database (default: 127.0.0.1)

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Input: [Parameter] -port [Required] no [Description]

Output: port of your database (default: 5432)

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Input: [Parameter] -passwd [Required] no [Description]

Output: password for database access

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Input: [Parameter] -clean [Required] no [Description]

Output: drop peviously created tables

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Input: [Description] The widget's outermost node, used for sizing and positioning; this element can also serve as a containing node for any decorator elements used for skinning. [Attribute]

Output: boundingBox

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Input: [Description] A node that is a direct descendant of a widget's bounding box and houses its content. This will generally be the node that establishes the look and feel for the widget. [Attribute]

Output: contentBox

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