Input: [R] <- [Julia] = [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] <<- [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] assign [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] $ [Julia] [] [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] [] [Julia] [] [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] [[]] [Julia] [] [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] replace [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] head [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] tail [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] subset [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] with [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] within [Subcategory] Operators [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] all.equal [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] identical [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] != [Julia] != [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] == [Julia] == [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] > [Julia] > [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] >= [Julia] >= [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] < [Julia] < [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] <= [Julia] <= [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] is.na [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] is.nan [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] is.finite [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] complete.cases [Subcategory] Comparison [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] * [Julia] * [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] + [Julia] + [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] – [Julia] – [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] / [Julia] / [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] ^ [Julia] ^ [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] %% [Julia] mod (%%) [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] %/% [Julia] div [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] abs [Julia] abs [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] sign [Julia] sign [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] acos [Julia] acos [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] acosh [Julia] acosh [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] asin [Julia] asin [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] asinh [Julia] asinh [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] atan [Julia] atan [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] atan2 [Julia] atan2 [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] atanh [Julia] atanh [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] sin [Julia] sin [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] sinh [Julia] sinh [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cos [Julia] cos [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cosh [Julia] cosh [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] tan [Julia] tan [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] tanh [Julia] tanh [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] ceiling [Julia] ceil [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] floor [Julia] floor [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] round [Julia] round [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] trunc [Julia] trunc [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] signif [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] exp [Julia] exp [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] log [Julia] log [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] log10 [Julia] log10 [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] log1p [Julia] log1p [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] log2 [Julia] log2 [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] logb [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] sqrt [Julia] sqrt [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cummax [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cummin [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cumprod [Julia] cumprod [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cumsum [Julia] cumsum [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] diff [Julia] diff [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] max [Julia] max [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] min [Julia] min [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] prod [Julia] prod [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] sum [Julia] sum [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] range [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] mean [Julia] mean [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] median [Julia] median [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cor [Julia] cor_pearson [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cov [Julia] cov_pearson [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] sd [Julia] std [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] var [Julia] var [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] pmax [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] pmin [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] rle [Subcategory] Basic Math [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] function [Julia] function [Subcategory] Functions [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] missing [Subcategory] Functions [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] on.exit [Subcategory] Functions [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] return [Julia] return [Subcategory] Functions [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] invisible [Subcategory] Functions [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] & [Julia] & [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] | [Julia] | [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] ! [Julia] ! [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] xor [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] all [Julia] all [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] any [Julia] any [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] intersect [Julia] intersect [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] union [Julia] union [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] setdiff [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] setequal [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] which [Julia] find [Subcategory] Logical & Set Operations [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] c [Julia] [] ({}) [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] matrix [Julia] [] ({}) [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] length [Julia] size (length) [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] dim [Julia] size [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] ncol [Julia] size(x, 1) [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] nrow [Julia] size(x, 2) [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] cbind [Julia] hcat [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] rbind [Julia] vcat [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] names [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] colnames [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] rownames [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] t [Julia] ‘ [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] diag [Julia] eye [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] sweep [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] as.matrix [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] data.matrix [Subcategory] Vectors and Matrices [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] c [Julia] [] ({}) [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] rep [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] seq [Julia] [from:by:to] [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] seq_along [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] seq_len [Julia] [1:len] [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] rev [Julia] reverse [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] sample [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] choose [Julia] factorial [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] factorial [Julia] factorial [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] combn [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] (is/as).(character/numeric/logical) [Subcategory] Making Vectors [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] list [Julia] HashTable ([]) [Subcategory] Lists & Data Frames [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] unlist [Subcategory] Lists & Data Frames [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] data.frame [Subcategory] Lists & Data Frames [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] as.data.frame [Subcategory] Lists & Data Frames [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] split [Subcategory] Lists & Data Frames [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] expand.grid [Subcategory] Lists & Data Frames [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] if [Julia] if [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] && [Julia] && [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] || [Julia] || [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] for [Julia] for [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] while [Julia] while [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] next [Julia] continue [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] break [Julia] break [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] switch [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] ifelse [Subcategory] Control Flow [Category]

Output: Basics


Input: [R] fitted [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] predict [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] resid [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] rstandard [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] lm [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] glm [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] hat [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] influence.measures [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] logLik [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] df [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] deviance [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] formula [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] ~ [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] I [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] anova [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] coef [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] confint [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] vcov [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] contrasts [Subcategory] Linear Models [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] apropos(‘\\.test$’) [Subcategory] Miscellaneous Statistical Tests [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] beta [Julia] beta [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] binom [Julia] binom [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] cauchy [Julia] cauchy [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] chisq [Julia] chisq [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] exp [Julia] exp [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] f [Julia] f [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] gamma [Julia] gamma [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] geom [Julia] geom [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] hyper [Julia] hyper [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] lnorm [Julia] lnorm [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] logis [Julia] logis [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] multinom [Julia] multinom [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] nbinom [Julia] nbinom [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] norm [Julia] norm [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] pois [Julia] pois [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] signrank [Julia] signrank [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] t [Julia] t [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] unif [Julia] unif (rand) [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] weibull [Julia] weibull [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] wilcox [Julia] wilcox [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] birthday [Julia] birthday [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] tukey [Julia] tukey [Subcategory] Random Numbers [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] crossprod [Julia] * [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] tcrossprod [Julia] * [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] eigen [Julia] eig [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] qr [Julia] qr [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] svd [Julia] svd [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] %*% [Julia] * [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] %o% [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] outer [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] rcond [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] solve [Julia] \ [Subcategory] Matrix Algebra [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] duplicated [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] unique [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] merge [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] order [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] rank [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] quantile [Julia] quantile [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] sort [Julia] sort [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] table [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] ftable [Subcategory] Ordering and Tabulating [Category]

Output: Statistics


Input: [R] ls [Julia] whos [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] exists [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] get [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] rm [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] getwd [Julia] getcwd [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] setwd [Julia] setcwd [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] q [Julia] Ctrl-D [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] source [Julia] load [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] install.packages [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] library [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] require [Subcategory] Workspace [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] help [Julia] help [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] ? [Julia] help [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] help.search [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] apropos [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] RSiteSearch [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] citation [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] demo [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] example [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] vignette [Subcategory] Help [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] traceback [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] browser [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] recover [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] options(error =) [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] stop [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] warning [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] message [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] tryCatch [Julia] try/catch [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] try [Julia] try [Subcategory] Debugging [Category]

Output: Working with R


Input: [R] print [Julia] print (println) [Subcategory] Output [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] cat [Subcategory] Output [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] message [Subcategory] Output [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] warning [Subcategory] Output [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] dput [Subcategory] Output [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] format [Subcategory] Output [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] sink [Subcategory] Output [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] data [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] count.fields [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] read.csv [Julia] csvread [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] read.delim [Julia] dlmread [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] read.fwf [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] read.table [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] library(foreign) [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] write.table [Julia] dlmwrite [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] readLines [Julia] readlines [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] writeLines [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] load [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] save [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] readRDS [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] saveRDS [Subcategory] Reading and Writing Data [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] dir [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] basename [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] dirname [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] file.path [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] path.expand [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] file.choose [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] file.copy [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] file.create [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] file.remove [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] path.rename [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] dir.create [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] file.exists [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] tempdir [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] tempfile [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] download.file [Subcategory] Files and Directories [Category]

Output: I/O


Input: [R] ISOdate [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] ISOdatetime [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] strftime [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] strptime [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] date [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] difftime [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] julian [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] months [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] quarters [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] weekdays [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] library(lubridate) [Subcategory] Date / Time [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] grep [Julia] match [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] agrep [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] gsub [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] strsplit [Julia] split [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] chartr [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] nchar [Julia] strlen [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] tolower [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] toupper [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] substr [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] paste [Julia] join [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] library(stringr) [Subcategory] Character Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] factor [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] levels [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] nlevels [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] reorder [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] relevel [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] cut [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] findInterval [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] interaction [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] options(stringsAsFactors = FALSE) [Subcategory] Factors [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] array [Julia] [] [Subcategory] Array Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] dim [Julia] size [Subcategory] Array Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] dimnames [Subcategory] Array Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] aperm [Subcategory] Array Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [R] library(abind) [Subcategory] Array Manipulation [Category]

Output: Special Data


Input: [Index] BplusTreeLong [Key Size] maximum fixed at creation not applicable yes [Value type]

Output: long integers


Input: [Index] BplusTreeBytes [Key Size] maximum fixed at creation not applicable yes [Value type]

Output: byte arrays


Input: [Index] BplusTree [Key Size] maximum fixed at creation not applicable yes [Value type]

Output: unicode strings


Input: [Index] xBplusTreeBytes [Key Size] unlimited common prefixes in keys will cause collisions yes [Value type]

Output: byte arrays


Input: [Index] xBplusTree [Key Size] unlimited common prefixes in keys will cause collisions yes [Value type]

Output: unicode string


Input: [Index] hBplusTreeBytes [Key Size] unlimited none expected key traversal order is random [Value type]

Output: byte arrays


Input: [Index] hBplusTree [Key Size] unlimited none expected key traversal order is random [Value type]

Output: unicode strings


Input: [Index] SerializedTree [Key Size] same properties as the underlying tree implementation same properties as the underlying tree implementation same properties as the underlying tree implementation [Value type]

Output: Serializable objects


Input: [Field] From/To supplier [Action]

Output: A supplier number interval for the balance


Input: [Field] From/To group [Action]

Output: A group number interval for the balance


Input: [Field] As of [Action]

Output: The report shows the status as of the date entered


Input: [Field] Interval (days) [Action]

Output: State the number of days in an interval, e.g., ‘15’ days for a report that shows debts due within 0-15 days, between 16-30 days and after 30 days


Input: [Field] Invoices [Action]

Output: Shows invoices that are past their due date


Input: [Field] Show details [Action]

Output: Shows details


Input: [Field] Show accounts with 0 balance [Action]

Output: Check this to include accounts that balance.


Input: [Code] 0x00 [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: DODAG Information Solicitation

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Code] 0x01 [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: DODAG Information Object

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Code] 0x02 [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: Destination Advertisement Object

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Code] 0x03 [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: Destination Advertisement Object Acknowledgment

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Code] 0x80 [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: Secure DODAG Information Solicitation

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Code] 0x81 [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: Secure DODAG Information Object

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Code] 0x82 [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: Secure Destination Advertisement Object

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Code] 0x83 [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: Secure Destination Advertisement Object Acknowledgment

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Code] 0x8A [Reference] This document [Description]

Output: Consistency Check

RPL: IPv6 Routing Protocol for Low power and Lossy Networks

RPL Control Codes


Input: [Description] The primary key [Field]

Output: id

krams::: Spring Security 3: Full ACL Tutorial (Part 1)


Input: [Description] Refers to the id field in the acl_class. This is a reference to the fully qualified name of the class [Field]

Output: object_id_class

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Input: [Description] Refers to the primary id of the domain object. The id is assigned from another database: the Bulletin database (See the Bulletin Database below). Every domain object in the application needs to have a unique id. [Field]

Output: object_id_identity

krams::: Spring Security 3: Full ACL Tutorial (Part 1)


Input: [Description] Refers to the id of the parent object if existing [Field]

Output: parent_object

krams::: Spring Security 3: Full ACL Tutorial (Part 1)


Input: [Description] Refers to the id field in the acl_sid. This is a reference to the username or role [Field]

Output: owner_sid

krams::: Spring Security 3: Full ACL Tutorial (Part 1)


Input: [Description] A flag to indicate whether the object has inherited entries [Field]

Output: entries_inheriting

krams::: Spring Security 3: Full ACL Tutorial (Part 1)


Input: [Key] R [Function]

Output: Enable rakarrack


Input: [Key] T [Function]

Output: Enable Tuner


Input: [Key] M [Function]

Output: Enable MIDI Converter


Input: [Key] L [Function]

Output: Open the load preset window


Input: [Key] S [Function]

Output: Open the save preset window


Input: [Key] B [Function]

Output: Open the bank window


Input: [Key] G [Function]

Output: Tap Tempo


Input: [Key] E [Function]

Output: Open the MIDI Learn Window


Input: [Key] I [Function]

Output: Open the Settings window


Input: [Key] O [Function]

Output: Open the Order window


Input: [Key] N [Function]

Output: New preset


Input: [Key] P [Function]

Output: Compare


Input: [Key] + [Function]

Output: Next Preset


Input: [Key] - [Function]

Output: Previous Preset


Input: [Key] F1 [Function]

Output: Open the Help window


Input: [Key] F2 [Function]

Output: Decrease -1 the Output Volume


Input: [Key] F3 [Function]

Output: Increase the Output Volume


Input: [Key] F5 [Function]

Output: Looper Play


Input: [Key] F6 [Function]

Output: Looper Stop


Input: [Key] F9 [Function]

Output: Hide/Show unused Effects


Input: [Key] F10 [Function]

Output: +10 dB Booster


Input: [Key] F12 [Function]

Output: FullScreen


Input: [Key] A [Function]

Output: Open the Analog Interface Window


Input: [Key] X [Function]

Output: Exit


Input: [Key] Esc [Function]

Output: Exit


Input: [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Cover Page The cover page is unnumbered and contains the title of the document in large type. There are many ways to write the title; you can look at published books for ideas. The cover page also contains the corporate logo and perhaps a graphic. It might also contain the document number, but some writers prefer to put this on the title page.

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Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Inside Front Cover The inside front cover is blank. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Title Page The title page is the first page (page i) of the document, although it is unnumbered. It contains the full title of the document as well as the document number and the revision number. There is no header or footer on this page. Rather than manually typing the title, it is a good idea to create a cross-reference to the information on the cover page. This way, if the document title changes during the project (and titles do tend to change), you will have to change only the cover page: the title page will be automatically updated with the new information.

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Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Copyright Page The verso of the title page contains copyright information for the document and for all the products mentioned within the document, whether they are third-party products or proprietary to your company. This page is unnumbered and does not contain a header or footer. For more information about writing copyrights, see Writing Copyrights. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Publication History The publication history page describes, in point form, the changes you made to the document in this release. This page is not essential, but it allows you to avoid the use of distracting and cryptic revision bars in your document. The publication history contains the document issue date and the document version followed by a list of the changes made to the document since the last version. For example: Rev. C, October 2003 Added "Conformance" chapter. Deleted ACTIVATE from the Actions section of BACKUP. Made minor editorial corrections throughout. Rev. B, June 2003 Added "Errors and Notifications" chapter. Made minor editorial corrections throughout. Rev. A, January 2003 First release of this document

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Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of publication history, or blank The publication history can extend to the next page or to as many pages as required. In the example here, the publication history fitted on the first page and so this page is blank. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Table of Contents The table of contents (TOC) always begins on a right-hand page. The first page of the TOC contains a footer, but no header. If the TOC continues onto a second (or third) page, these pages should contain headers as well as footers. The TOC is the first page in the document to display a page number, but this is not page 1 or even page i. To determine the correct page number, count the number of pages (including blank pages), starting at the title page. If the result is an even number, you have mis-counted. All right-hand pages have an odd page number and since the TOC is on a right-hand page, it must have an odd page number too. Since the TOC is part of the frontmatter of the document, its page numbers are formatted as Roman numerals. So, counting from the title page and assuming that your document contains the same number of pages as the graphical examples in this article, the TOC would begin on page v. If you don't have a publication history in your document, the TOC will most likely begin on page iii. The page number can be placed in either the header or the footer, but I think it is easier for people to find when it is in the footer. Also, I prefer to put the number in the outside corner of the footer rather than in the middle because it is easier to find when flipping through pages. Some writers put the number in the footer of the first page, and in the headers of the remaining pages. The correct name for a page number is folio. If the folio appears at the bottom of the page, it is called a drop folio. If the folio does not appear on a page that is counted (such as the title page), it is called a blind folio. A TOC in a user guide often includes a list of tables and a list of illustrations.

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Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of TOC The verso of the TOC contains headers and footers, even if the TOC itself does not extend onto this page. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Introduction The introduction begins on a right-hand page and contains a footer, but no header. Since user guides are often restricted to people with a specific kind of expertise, and since they often make use of formatting conventions that might otherwise be cryptic, the purpose of the introduction is to describe who may use the document and, only if absolutely necessary, how to understand the formatting conventions. If the document belongs to a suite of documents, it is a good idea to name all of these documents and provide a short description of them. If the document refers to other documents, it is also a good idea to list them here so that users can get copies to have at hand at the appropriate time. Since the introduction is part of the frontmatter, its page numbers are Roman numerals.

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Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of Introduction The verso of the introduction contains headers and footers, even if the introduction itself does not extend onto this page. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: First Page of Chapter The first page of a chapter begins on a right-hand page and contains a footer, but no header. Chapter pages are numbered in Arabic numerals, starting at page 1.

A Visual Guide to Document Design and Layout


Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Left-Hand Page of Chapter Notice that the left-hand page of the chapter has a different appearance from the first page of the chapter. The first page of a chapter is a "display" page, as is the first page of the introduction, and therefore does not contain a header. However, all subsequent pages of the chapter must contain a header and a footer. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Right-Hand Page of Chapter The right-hand page of a chapter has a similar appearance to the second, except that the page numbers are positioned so that they mirror each other.

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Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of Chapter The last page of a chapter contains headers and footers, even if the text of the chapter does not extend onto this page. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Appendix The appendix begins on a right-hand page and contains a footer, but no header. It is numbered with Arabic numerals continuing sequentially from the previous section. While the title should indicate that this section is an appendix (e.g., "Appendix", "Appendix 1" or "Appendix A"), do not use the page numbering format wherein page numbers restart at each new appendix and are preceded by the appendix number or letter (e.g., A-1) because this format makes it difficult for the user to find a particular page. An appendix contains data, elaborations, or explanations that are not essential, but that might be helpful to the user. In technical documentation, however, it is better to avoid using appendices.

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Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of Chapter or Appendix The last page of a chapter contains headers and footers, even if the text of the chapter does not extend onto this page. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Glossary The glossary begins on a right-hand page and contains a footer, but no header. It is numbered with Arabic numerals continuing sequentially from the previous section. For more information about glossaries, see Writing Glossaries.

A Visual Guide to Document Design and Layout


Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of Glossary The last page of the glossary contains headers and footers, even if the text of the glossary does not extend onto this page. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Index The index begins on a right-hand page and contains a footer, but no header. It is numbered with Arabic numerals continuing sequentially from the previous section. It is customary to set the index in two columns and to use a smaller type size.

A Visual Guide to Document Design and Layout


Input: [Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of Index The last page of the index contains headers and footers, even if the text of the index does not extend onto this page. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page]

Output: Inside Back Cover This page is completely blank.

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Input: [Rating] 3 (many databases such as DB II, Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL 5, PostGreSQL, FireBird support them). There are also a lot that don’t e.g. MySQL < 5.0, MS Access (although parameterized queries serve a similar role) [Feature]

Output: Works in various kinds of databases

Choice Between Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, Inline SQL (updated)


Input: [Rating] 4 (generally they can be called, but the use of OUTPUT arguments is not always usable) [Feature]

Output: Can be called by multiple applications and interfaces

Choice Between Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, Inline SQL (updated)


Input: [Rating] 2 (note most databases allow to define optional arguments, but this can become very unwieldy to maintain if there are a lot because you end up duplicating logic even within the stored procedure so is generally avoided) [Feature]

Output: Can take an undefined number of arguments

Choice Between Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, Inline SQL (updated)


Input: [Rating] 3 (you can not reuse them in views, rarely in stored functions and other stored procedures unless the stored procedure using it does not require a return value or result query). This varies slightly from DBMS to DBMS. [Feature]

Output: Reusability within the database

Choice Between Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, Inline SQL (updated)


Input: [Rating] 4 In general true for most DBMSs that support them. [Feature]

Output: Can be used to change data in a table without giving rights to a user to change table directly

Choice Between Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, Inline SQL (updated)


Input: [Rating] 3 –again in theory it can, but very hard to maintain since you would often be duplicating logic to say return one field in one situation and other set of fields in another situation or update a field when the field is passed in as an argument. Note that in many databases such as for example SQL Server and Oracle, one can return multiple result sets with a stored procedure, but the receiving end needs to be able to do a next result set call and know the sequence in which the result sets are being sent. [Feature]

Output: Can return varying number of fields given different arguments.

Choice Between Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, Inline SQL (updated)


Input: [Rating] 5 (one of the great strengths of stored procedures is that you can have long transactions of sql statements and conditional loops which can be all committed at once or rolled back as a unit. This also saves on network traffic. [Feature]

Output: Long stretches of SQL easy to read and maintain

Choice Between Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, Inline SQL (updated)


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

Output: On


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

Output: %Y-%m-%d


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

Output: no value


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

Output: no value


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

Output: no value


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

Output: no value


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: %H:%M:%S


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

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


Input: [Data element] title [Dublin Core] Title [Definition]

Output: A name given to the resource


Input: [Data element] title alternative [Dublin Core] Title.Alternative [Definition]

Output: Any form of the title used as a substitute or alternative to the formal title of the resource.


Input: [Data element] identifier [Dublin Core] Identifier [Authorities] URL, URN [Definition]

Output: An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context.


Input: [Data element] creator [Dublin Core] Creator [Authorities] PND GKD [Definition]

Output: A person or organisation primarily responsible for making the content of the resource


Input: [Data element] contributor [Dublin Core] Contributor [Authorities] PND GKD [Definition]

Output: A person or organisation responsible for making contributions to the content of the resource.


Input: [Data element] publisher [Dublin Core] Publisher [Authorities] PND GKD [Definition]

Output: A person, organisation or service responsible for making the resource available.


Input: [Data element] distributor [Dublin Core] Description [Authorities] PND GKD [Definition]

Output: Organisation that supplies technical access to a resource.


Input: [Data element] language [Dublin Core] Language [Authorities] ISO 639-2 SWD [Definition]

Output: The language of the intellectual content of the resource.


Input: [Data element] abstract [Dublin Core] Description.Abstract [Definition]

Output: A summary of the content of the resource.


Input: [Data element] review [Dublin Core] Description.Abstract [Definition]

Output: If available, a comment or review on the resource (of external origin).


Input: [Data element] subject [Dublin Core] Subject [Authorities] Controlled Terms; DAI-Thes, AEB, RIA, OEANE, TUAT, NEAEHL, EncIr [Definition]

Output: classification of the content with common terms of Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Classical Archaeology and Egyptology.


Input: [Data element] region [Dublin Core] Coverage.Spatial [Authorities] Controlled Terms; DAI-Thes., AEB, OEANE, NEAEHL, EncIr [Definition]

Output: Spatial location (a place name or geographic coordinates) of the intellectual content of the resource.


Input: [Data element] time period (Ancient Near Eastern Studies and Egyptology) [Dublin Core] Coverage.Temporal [Authorities] Controlled Terms; AEB, RIA, OEANE, TUAT, NEAEHL, EncIr [Definition]

Output: Temporal characteristics (a period label, date, or date range) of the intellectual content of the resource.


Input: [Data element] sourcetype [Dublin Core] Type [Definition]

Output: The nature or genre of the content of the resource.


Input: [Data element] descriptor [Dublin Core] Subject [Authorities] SWD [Definition]

Output: The topic of the resource, taken from the controlled vocabulary of the SWD.


Input: [Data element] keyword [Dublin Core] Subject [Authorities] AAT [Definition]

Output: Keywords from the title or description information, or from within a text resource (English vocabulary).


Input: [Data element] DDC [Dublin Core] DDC [Authorities] DDC [Definition]

Output: Classified with Dewey Decimal Classification


Input: [Data element] table of contents [Dublin Core] Description. TableOfContents [Definition]

Output: A list of subunits of the content of the resource.


Input: [Data element] frequency [Definition]

Output: The frequency with which items are published.


Input: [Data element] ISBN / ISSN [Authorities] ISBN, ISSN [Definition]

Output: Reference to the resource by ISBN or ISSN.


Input: [Data element] date created [Dublin Core] Date.Created [Authorities] ISO 8601 [Definition]

Output: Date of creation of the resource.


Input: [Data element] date submitted [Dublin Core] Date.Submitted [Authorities] ISO 8601 [Definition]

Output: Date of submission of the resource (e.g. thesis, articles, etc.).


Input: [Data element] date accepted [Dublin Core] Date.Accepted [Authorities] ISO 8601 [Definition]

Output: Date of acceptance of the resource (e.g. of thesis by university department, of article by journal, etc.).


Input: [Data element] date issued [Dublin Core] Date.Issued [Authorities] ISO 8601 [Definition]

Output: Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource.


Input: [Data element] modified [Dublin Core] Date.Modified [Definition]

Output: Date on which the resource was changed.


Input: [Data element] date valid [Dublin Core] Date.Valid [Authorities] ISO 8601 [Definition]

Output: Date (often a range) of validity of a resource.


Input: [Data element] date available [Dublin Core] Date.Available [Authorities] ISO 8601 [Definition]

Output: Date (often a range) that the resource will become or did become available.


Input: [Data element] type DCT1 [Dublin Core] Type.DCMIType [Authorities] DCT1 [Definition]

Output: Dublin Core term used as value for the resource type to identify the genre of a resource (e.g. text, dataset, event)


Input: [Data element] extent [Dublin Core] Format.Extent [Definition]

Output: The size or duration of the resource.


Input: [Data element] format [Dublin Core] Format.Medium [Authorities] MIME [Definition]

Output: The physical or digital manifestation of the resource


Input: [Data element] translated identifier [Dublin Core] Identifier [Authorities] URL, URN [Definition]

Output: Translation of the resource under another reference.


Input: [Data element] archive identifier [Dublin Core] Identifier [Authorities] URL, URN [Definition]

Output: Permanent reference to the resource.


Input: [Data element] invalid identifier [Dublin Core] Identifier [Authorities] URL, URN [Definition]

Output: Invalid URL, automatic redirection is possible.


Input: [Data element] is part of [Dublin Core] Relation.IsPartOf [Definition]

Output: The described resource is a physical or logical part of the referenced resource.


Input: [Data element] has part [Dublin Core] Relation.HasPart [Definition]

Output: The described resource includes the referenced resource either physically or logically.


Input: [Data element] is format of [Dublin Core] Relation.IsFormatOf [Definition]

Output: The described resource is the same intellectual content of the referenced resource, but presented in another format.


Input: [Data element] is version of [Dublin Core] Relation.IsVersionOf [Definition]

Output: The described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation of the referenced resource. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format.


Input: [Data element] Copyright [Dublin Core] Rights.Copyright [Definition]

Output: Date of a statement of copyright.


Input: [Data element] access [Dublin Core] Rights.AccessRights [Definition]

Output: Information about who can access the resource or an indication of its security status.


Input: [Attribute] accesskey [Value] character [4] 4 [Description]

Output: Specifies a keyboard shortcut to access an element


Input: [Attribute] class [Value] classname [4] 4 [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies a classname for an element (used to specify a class in a style sheet)


Input: [Attribute] contenteditable [Value] true false [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies whether or not a user is allowed to edit the content


Input: [Attribute] contextmenu [Value] menu_id [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies the context menu for an element


Input: [Attribute] dir [Value] ltr rtl [4] 4 [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies the text direction for the content in an element


Input: [Attribute] draggable [Value] true false auto [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies whether or not a user is allowed to drag an element


Input: [Attribute] id [Value] id [4] 4 [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies a unique id for an element


Input: [Attribute] irrelevant [Value] true false [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies whether or not a element is irrelevant. An irrelevant element is not displayed


Input: [Attribute] lang [Value] language_code [4] 4 [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies a language code for the content in an element


Input: [Attribute] ref [Value] URL / id [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies a reference to another document / another part of a document (use only if the template attribute is set)


Input: [Attribute] registrationmark [Value] reg_mark [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies a registration mark for an element


Input: [Attribute] style [Value] style_definition [4] 4 [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies an inline style for an element


Input: [Attribute] tabindex [Value] number [4] 4 [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies the tab order of an element


Input: [Attribute] template [Value] URL / id [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies a reference to another document / another part of the document that should be applied to an element


Input: [Attribute] title [Value] text [4] 4 [5] 5 [Description]

Output: Specifies extra information about an element


Input: [Shortcut] PgDn [Comment] Very handy. [Description]

Output: Zooms to selected objects

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] SHIFT, CTRL [Comment] You must learn *all* these in the first 30 minutes! [Description]

Output: Used to modify the middle mouse button actions

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] ALT [Comment] I must admit having second thoughts… [Description]

Output: Turns the keytips on or off

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + 1 [Comment] To snap out of the most useful shortcut [Description]

Output: Turns on Select Mode

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + 2 [Comment] Most useful shortcut. This is where Navisworks shines! [Description]

Output: Turns on Walk Mode

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + 7 [Comment] If you learn SHIFT and CTRL mouse combos this is less relevant [Description]

Output: Turns on Orbit mode

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + A [Comment] Bring ‘em in! [Description]

Output: Displays the Append dialog box

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + F [Comment] Remember, BIM is about using relational databases. Here’s a good start! [Description]

Output: Displays he Quick Find dialog box

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + F2 [Comment] Learn this in the first 90 minutes. This is where the real Navisworks begins. [Description]

Output: Opens the Clash Detective window

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + F12 [Comment] Another window to the database and BIM [Description]

Output: Toggles the Selection Tree window

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] F11 [Comment] This and shortcuts will make the world think you’re a wizard! [Description]

Output: Toggles Full Screen mode

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] F12 [Comment] Know everything here [Description]

Output: Opens the Options Editor

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Shortcut] Shift + F7 [Comment] More data friendly features here. [Description]

Output: Toggles the Properties window

Top 13 Navisworks 2013 Shortcuts | Computer-Aided Design


Input: [Switch] /i [Specifies] input file [Notes, description]

Output: Use this switch to specify the name of an existing file to read the list of email addresses to be sorted from. If a file is not specified using this switch, eSortTM reads the addresses from the standard input, which may be redirected.


Input: [Switch] /o [Specifies] output file [Notes, description]

Output: This switch specifies the name of the file the sorted list is to be written to. If the file already exists, it is replaced without warning. If an output file is not specified by using this switch, eSortTM writes the sorted list to the standard output, which may be redirected.


Input: [Switch] /d [Specifies] duplicate list [Notes, description]

Output: Use this switch to create a file containing a list of all of the duplicate email addresses discarded from the input list. If a discard list file is not specified, eSortTM just discards any duplicate records without further notice, unless the "/n" (no discard) switch is specified. Note: The email addresses in the "discard" list are not guaranteed to be unique.


Input: [Switch] /n [Specifies] no discard [Notes, description]

Output: Unless this switch is used, eSortTM removes duplicate addresses from the output stream. Specify this switch if you want the duplicates written to the output list.


Input: [Switch] /r [Specifies] report summary [Notes, description]

Output: If this switch is used, eSortTM writes a summary of the results of its operation to the standard output when it finishes. The summary indicates the number of email addresses found in the input list, how many were discarded, the number written to the output list, and the date and time the program ran.


Input: [Switch] /q [Specifies] quiet mode [Notes, description]

Output: This switch tells eSortTM not to write the program banner to the standard output. Unless this switch is specified, the program's name, version number, and copyright notice are displayed.


Input: [Switch] /v [Specifies] version display [Notes, description]

Output: eSortTM displays its internal version information and copyright notices only. This switch overrides all others, except the "/h" (help display) switch.


Input: [Switch] /h [Specifies] help display [Notes, description]

Output: eSortTM writes the help information to the standard output. No other processing performed.


Input: [Values] closest-side [Description]

Output: The gradient’s shape meets the side of the box closest to its center (for circles) or meets both the vertical and horizontal sides closest to the center (for ellipses).

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Input: [Values] closest-corner [Description]

Output: The gradient’s shape is sized so it exactly meets the closest corner of the box from its center.

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Input: [Values] farthest-side [Description]

Output: Similar to closest-side, except the shape is sized to meet the side of the box farthest from its center (or vertical and horizontal sides).

CSS3 Circular and Elliptical Gradients [CSS3 Tips] - Hongkiat


Input: [Values] farthest-corner [Description]

Output: The gradient’s shape is sized so it exactly meets the farthest corner of the box from its center.

CSS3 Circular and Elliptical Gradients [CSS3 Tips] - Hongkiat


Input: [Values] contain [Description]

Output: A synonym for closest-side.

CSS3 Circular and Elliptical Gradients [CSS3 Tips] - Hongkiat


Input: [Values] cover [Description]

Output: A synonym for farthest-corner.

CSS3 Circular and Elliptical Gradients [CSS3 Tips] - Hongkiat


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] type [Description] message type [Type]

Output: int

Instance Properties


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] body [Description] message body [Type]

Output: string

Instance Properties


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] httpVersion [Description] HTTP protocol version [Type]

Output: float

Instance Properties


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] headers [Description] message headers [Type]

Output: array

Instance Properties


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] requestMethod [Description] request method name [Type]

Output: string

Instance Properties


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] string [Description] request URL [Type]

Output: requestUrl

Instance Properties


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] responseCode [Description] response code [Type]

Output: int

Instance Properties


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] responseStatus [Description] response status message [Type]

Output: string

Instance Properties


Input: [Modifiers] protected [Name] parentMessage [Description] reference to parent message [Type]

Output: HttpMessage

Instance Properties


Input: [Type] Basics [Method]

Output: boolean natural integer float character string range date time datetime now


Input: [Type] Image [Method]

Output: image dataImage


Input: [Type] Color [Method]

Output: color


Input: [Type] Text [Method]

Output: paragraph sentence word title


Input: [Type] Name [Method]

Output: first last name


Input: [Type] Web [Method]

Output: url domain email ip tld


Input: [Type] Address [Method]

Output: area region


Input: [Type] Helpers [Method]

Output: capitalize upper lower pick shuffle


Input: [Type] Miscellaneous [Method]

Output: guid id


Input: [Error Codes] 001 [Cause]

Output: Internal error in the control computer

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Input: [Error Codes] 002 [Remedy] Check the ignition keys, check the connections and clean the contacts [Cause]

Output: One or more buttons on the control computer are blocked

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Input: [Error Codes] 003 [Remedy] Check the links and connections [Cause]

Output: Connection of the control computer problems

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Input: [Error Codes] 100 [Cause]

Output: Internal failure of the drive

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Input: [Error Codes] 101 [Remedy] Check the links and connections [Cause]

Output: Problem of connection of the drive unit

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Input: [Error Codes] 102 [Remedy] Check connections and the connections and the integrity of the sensor [Cause]

Output: Error rate sensor

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Input: [Error Codes] 103 * [Remedy] Check the links and connections [Cause]

Output: Connection problem of illumination

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Input: [Error Codes] 104 [Remedy] Check the links and connections [Cause]

Output: Connection problem of the control computer

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Input: [Error Codes] 105 [Remedy] Continue to cool the unit, continue the journey without any engine support [Cause]

Output: The temperature of the drive unit is too high (40 ° C)

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Input: [Error Codes] 200 [Cause]

Output: Internal electronic failure of the battery

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Input: [Error Codes] 201 [Remedy] Continue to cool the battery to continue the journey without any engine support [Cause]

Output: The battery temperature is too high (40 ° C)

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Input: [Directive] JkWorkersFile [Description]

Output: The name of a worker file for the Tomcat servlet containers. This directive is only allowed once. It must be put into the global part of the configuration. If you don't use the JkWorkerProperty directives, then you must define your workers with a valid JkWorkersFile. There is no default value.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkWorkerProperty [Description]

Output: Enables setting worker properties inside Apache configuration file. The syntax is the same as in the JkWorkersFile (usually workers.properties). Simply prefix each line with "JkWorkerProperty" to put it directly into the Apache httpd config files. This directive is allowed multiple times. It must be put into the global part of the configuration. If you don't use the JkWorkerProperty directives, then you must define your workers with a valid JkWorkersFile. There is no default value. This directive is available in jk1.2.7 version and later.

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Input: [Directive] JkShmFile [Description]

Output: Shared memory file name. Used only on unix platforms. The shm file is used by balancer and status workers. This directive is only allowed once. It must be put into the global part of the configuration. The default value is logs/jk-runtime-status. It is highly recommended that the shm file be placed on a local drive and not an NFS share. The shared memory contains configuration and runtime information for load balancer workers and their members. It is need in order that all apache children share the same status information for load balancing members (OK, ERROR, ...), share the information about load taken by the individual workers, share the information for the parts of the configuration, which are changeable during runtime by status workers.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkShmSize [Description]

Output: Size of the shared memory file name. This directive is only allowed once. It must be put into the global part of the configuration. The default value depends on the platform. It is usually less than 64KB.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkMountFile [Description]

Output: File containing multiple mappings from a context to a Tomcat worker. It is usually called uriworkermap.properties. For inheritance rules, see: JkMountCopy. There is no default value.

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Input: [Directive] JkMountFileReload [Description]

Output: This directive configures the reload check interval in seconds. The JkMountFile is checked periodically for changes. A changed file gets reloaded automatically. If you set this directive to "0", reload checking is turned off. The default value is 60 seconds. This directive has been added in version 1.2.20 of mod_jk.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkMount [Description]

Output: A mount point from a context to a Tomcat worker. This directive is allowed multiple times. It is allowed in the global configuration and in VirtualHost. You can also use it inside Location with a different syntax. Inside Location, one omits the first argument (path), which gets inherited from the Location. For inheritance rules, see: JkMountCopy.

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Input: [Directive] JkUnMount [Description]

Output: An exclusion mount point from a context to a Tomcat worker. All exclusion mounts are checked after mapping a request to a tomcat worker. If the request maps also to an exclusion, it will not be forwarded to tomcat, and instead be served locally. This directive is allowed multiple times. It is allowed in the global configuration and in VirtualHost. You can also use it inside Location with a different syntax. Inside Location, one omits the first argument (path), which gets inherited from the Location. For inheritance rules, see: JkMountCopy. This directive is available in jk1.2.7 version and later.

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Input: [Directive] JkAutoAlias [Description]

Output: Automatically Alias webapp context directories into the Apache document space. Care should be taken to ensure that only static content is served via httpd as a result of using this directive. Any static content served by httpd will bypass any security constraints defined in the application's web.xml. For inheritance rules, see: JkMountCopy. There is no default value.

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Input: [Directive] JkMountCopy [Description]

Output: If this directive is set to "On" in some virtual server, the mounts from the global server will be copied to the virtual server, more precisely all mounts defined by JkMount or JkUnMount. The Mounts defined by JkMountFile and JkAutoAlias will only be inherited, if the VirtualHost does not define it's own JkMountFile or JkAutoAlias. If you want all vhost to inherit mounts from the main server, you can set JkMountCopy to 'All' in the main server. This directive is only allowed inside VirtualHost (with value "On") and in the global server (with value "All"). The default is Off. Starting with version 1.2.26 you can also set it to "All" in the global virtual server. This will switch the default to On.

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Input: [Directive] JkWorkerIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that can be used to set worker names in combination with SetHandler jakarta-servlet. This directive is only allowed once per virtual server. It is allowed in the global configuration and in VirtualHost. The default value is JK_WORKER_NAME.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkLogFile [Description]

Output: Full or server relative path to the Tomcat Connector module log file. It will also work with pipe, by using a value of the form "| ...". The default value is logs/mod_jk.log. Pipes are supported for Apache 1.3 only since version 1.2.16. The default value exists only since version 1.2.20.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkLogLevel [Description]

Output: The Tomcat Connector module log level, can be debug, info, warn error or trace. The default value is info.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkLogStampFormat [Description]

Output: The Tomcat Connector module date log format, using an extended strftime syntax. This format will be used for the time stamps in the JkLogFile. The maximum length of the format is 63 characters. Starting with version 1.2.24 of mod_jk you can also use %Q for adding milliseconds to the log and %q for microseconds. These conversion specifiers are an extension to strftime. They will only work on platforms with a gettimeofday() function. You can use %Q and %q only once in the pattern and also not both together in the same pattern. The default value is "[%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y] " and beginning with version 1.2.24 on platforms with a gettimeofday() function it is "[%a %b %d %H:%M:%S.%Q %Y] ".

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Input: [Directive] JkRequestLogFormat [Description]

Output: Request log format string. See detailed description below. There is no default value. Without defining a value, the request logging is turned off.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkExtractSSL [Description]

Output: Turns on SSL processing and information gathering by mod_jk The default value is On.

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkHTTPSIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL indication. The default value is "HTTPS".

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkCERTSIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL client certificates. The default value is "SSL_CLIENT_CERT".

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkCIPHERIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL client cipher. The default value is "SSL_CIPHER".

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkCERTCHAINPrefix [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment (prefix) that contains SSL client chain certificates. The default value is "SSL_CLIENT_CERT_CHAIN_".

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkSESSIONIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL session. The default value is "SSL_SESSION_ID".

The Apache Tomcat Connector - Reference Guide - Configuring Apache


Input: [Directive] JkKEYSIZEIndicator [Description]

Output: Name of the Apache environment variable that contains SSL key size in use. The default value is "SSL_CIPHER_USEKEYSIZE".

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Input: [Directive] JkOptions [Description]

Output: Set one of more options to configure the mod_jk module. See below for details about this directive. This directive can be used multiple times per virtual server. The default value is "ForwardURIProxy" since version 1.2.24. It was "ForwardURICompatUnparsed" in version 1.2.23 and "ForwardURICompat" until version 1.2.22.

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Input: [Directive] JkEnvVar [Description]

Output: Adds a name and an optional default value of environment variable that should be sent to servlet-engine as a request attribute. If the default value is not given explicitely, the variable will only be send, if it is set during runtime. This directive can be used multiple times per virtual server. The default is empty, so no additional variables will be sent. Empty default values are supported since version 1.2.20. Not sending variables with empty defaults and empty runtime value has been introduced in version 1.2.21.

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Input: [Directive] JkStripSession [Description]

Output: If this directive is set to On in some virtual server, the session IDs ;jsessionid=... will be removed for non matched URLs. This directive is only allowed inside VirtualHost. The default is Off. This directive has been introduced in version 1.2.21.

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Input: [Attribute] accesskey [Property]

Output: async

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Input: [Attribute] align [Property]

Output: autofocus

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Input: [Attribute] class [Property]

Output: checked

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Input: [Attribute] contenteditable [Property]

Output: location

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Input: [Attribute] draggable [Property]

Output: multiple

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Input: [Attribute] href [Property]

Output: readOnly

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Input: [Attribute] id [Property]

Output: selected

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-glm [Description]

Output: Generalized linear model

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-kmeans [Description]

Output: k-Means clustering mode

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-lm [Description]

Output: Linear regression model

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-matrix [Description]

Output: A matrix with no more than 1000 rows

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-multinom [Description]

Output: Multinomial log-linear model

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-nnet [Description]

Output: Neural network models

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-ore.model [Description]

Output: An Oracle R Enterprise model

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-prcomp [Description]

Output: Principal components analysis on a matrix

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-princomp [Description]

Output: Principal components analysis on a numeric matrix

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Input: [ORE Predict Function] ore.predict-rpart [Description]

Output: Recursive partitioning and regression tree model

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Input: [EXP Option] buffer [Description]

Output: Specifies the size, in bytes, of the buffer (array) used to insert the data

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] compress [Default value] N [Description]

Output: When “Y”, export will mark the table to be loaded as one extent for the import utility. If “N”, the current storage options defined for the table will be used. Although this option is only implemented on import, it can only be specified on export.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] consistent [Default value] N [Description]

Output: Specifies the set transaction read only statement for export, ensuring data consistency. This option should be set to “Y” if activity is anticipated while the exp command is executing. If ‘Y’ is set, confirm that there is sufficient undo segment space to avoid the export session getting the ORA-1555 Snapshot too old error.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] constraints [Default value] Y [Description]

Output: Specifies whether table constraints should be exported with table data.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] direct [Default value] N [Description]

Output: Determines whether to use direct or conventional path export. Direct path exports bypass the SQL command, thereby enhancing performance.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] feedback [Default value] 0 [Description]

Output: Determines how often feedback is displayed. A value of feedback=n displays a dot for every n rows processed. The display shows all tables exported not individual ones.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] file [Description]

Output: The name of the export file. Multiple files can be listed, separated by commas. When export fills the filesize, it will begin writing to the next file in the list.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] filesize [Description]

Output: The maximum file size, specified in bytes.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] flashback_scn [Description]

Output: The system change number (SCN) that export uses to enable flashback.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] flashback_time [Description]

Output: Export will discover the SCN that is closest to the specified time. This SCN is used to enable flashback.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] full [Description]

Output: The entire database is exported.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] grants [Default value] Y [Description]

Output: Specifies object grants to export.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] help [Description]

Output: Shows command line options for export.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] indexes [Default value] Y [Description]

Output: Determines whether index definitions are exported. The index data is never exported.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] log [Description]

Output: The filename used by export to write messages.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] object_consistent [Default value] N [Description]

Output: Specifies whether export uses SET TRANSACTION READ ONLY to ensure that the data being exported is consistent.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] owner [Description]

Output: Only the owner’s objects will be exported.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] parfile [Description]

Output: The name of the file that contains the export parameter options. This file can be used instead of specifying all the options on the command line for each export.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] query [Description]

Output: Allows a subset of rows from a table to be exported, based on a SQL where clause.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] recordlength [Description]

Output: Specifies the length of the file record in bytes. This parameter affects the amount of data that accumulates before it is written to disk. If not specified, this parameter defaults to the value specific to that platform. The highest value is 64KB.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] resumable [Default value] N [Description]

Output: Enables and disables resumable space allocation. When “Y”, the parameters resumable_name and resumable_timeout are utilized.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] resumable_name [Description]

Output: User defined string that helps identify a resumable statement that has been suspended. This parameter is ignored unless resumable = Y.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] resumable_timeout [Default value] 2h [Description]

Output: The time period in which an export error must be fixed. This parameter is ignored unless resumable = Y.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] rows [Default value] Y [Description]

Output: Indicates whether or not the table rows should be exported.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] statistics [Default value] ESTIMATE [Description]

Output: Indicates the level of statistics generated when the data is imported. Other options include COMPUTE and NONE.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] tables [Description]

Output: Indicates that the type of export is table-mode and lists the tables to be exported. Table partitions and sub partitions can also be specified.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] tablespaces [Description]

Output: Indicates that the type of export is tablespace-mode, in which all tables assigned to the listed tablespaces will be exported. This option requires the EXP_FULL_DATABASE role.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] transport_tablespace [Default value] N [Description]

Output: Enables the export of metadata needed for transportable tablespaces.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] triggers [Default value] Y [Description]

Output: Indicates whether triggers defined on export tables will also be exported.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] tts_full_check [Default value] FALSE [Description]

Output: When TRUE, export will verify that when creating a transportable tablespace, a consistent set of objects is exported.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] userid [Description]

Output: Specifies the userid/password of the user performing the export.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [EXP Option] volsize [Description]

Output: Specifies the maximum number of bytes in an export file on each tape volume.

Oracle export / import utility (exp / imp)


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 0 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: No matching address. The address could not be found in the NCOA database.Because the provided address was not found, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 4 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Apartment number missing for family move. The address was partially matched to an NCOA record for a family (multiple people at the same address), but there is not enough information to match to a single individual. The NCOA address on record includes secondary address information (such as an apartment or suite number), but the submitted address does not.Because the apartment number is missing and a match to an individual could not be made, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 6 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: More than one possible address match, but middle names do not match. The address was partially matched to NCOA records, but there is more than one possible match. In addition, the middle names for the individual and the NCOA records do not match.Because there is more than one possible match and the middle names do not match, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 7 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: More than one possible address match, but genders do not match. The address was partially matched to NCOA records, but there is more than one possible match. In addition, the genders for the first names of the individual and the NCOA records do not match.Because there is more than one possible match and the genders do not match, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 8 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Too many possible matches. The address was matched to more than one NCOA record. There may be more than one record on file when a change of address is recorded more than once for an individual, a family, and/or a business.Because there is more than one possible match, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 9 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Family move with high rise address does not match individual name. The address was partially matched to an NCOA record, but the NCOA record is for a family (multiple people at the same address). Individual names do not match, and the NCOA record is for a high rise address, where there could be many possible apartments or delivery points.Because there is no exact match to an individual in a building with multiple delivery addresses, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 10 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Family move with default rural address does not match individual name. The address was partially matched to an NCOA record, but the NCOA record is for a family (multiple people at the same address). Individual names do not match, and the NCOA record is for a rural address that includes only the default route and not a specific new address.Because there is no exact match to an individual for a general rural address, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 11 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Only a last name could be matched. The address was partially matched to an NCOA record, but the NCOA record does not contain first name information to be able to match to an individual.Because there is no first name information available in the NCOA record, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 12 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Middle name does not match. The address was partially matched to an NCOA record, but the middle name or initial submitted is different than the NCOA records.Because the middle name does not match, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 13 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Gender does not match.The address was partially matched to an NCOA record, but the gender of the name submitted is different than the gender of the NCOA record.Because the gender does not match, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 15 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Missing first name.The address was partially matched to an NCOA record, but the address submitted does not have a first name or uses only initials.Because the first name of the submitted address is missing, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 16 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Apartment number does not match. The address was partially matched to an NCOA record, but the secondary information (such as an apartment or suite number) in the submitted address is different than in the NCOA record.Because the apartment number could not be matched, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 17 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: First name does not match. The address was matched to an NCOA record, but the first name does not match or did not contain enough information to match.Because the first name could not be matched, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 18 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Family move with General Delivery address does not match individual name. The address was partially matched to an NCOA record, but the NCOA record is a General Delivery address for a family (multiple people at the same address), and no individual match could be found.Because a General Delivery address could not be matched to an individual, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 20 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Delivery code could not be confirmed. The address was matched to an NCOA record, but the new address either did not match a ZIP+4 code or could not be confirmed as a deliverable address.Because the new address did not match a delivery code, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [NCOALink Footnote Code] 66 [New Address Provided?] No [Description]

Output: Deleted address with no forwarding allowed. The address was matched to an NCOA record, but the NCOA record is scheduled to be deleted and no mail may be forwarded from the address.Because forwarding is not allowed, a new address could not be given.

NCOALink® Footnote/error codes and descriptions - Satori Software


Input: [Option Name] sliderWidth [Default] "1200px" [Description] The width of the slider. Include units. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] sliderHeight [Default] "500px" [Description] The height of the slider. Include units. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] sliderHeightAdaptable [Default] false [Description] If true, the slider will adapt to either the current slide's image height or the current slide's content height, depending on which is tallest. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] sliderFullscreen [Default] false [Description] If true, sets the slider as a backgound slideshow. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] sliderAutoPlay [Default] true [Description] If true, slides automatically start timed transitions. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] waitForLoad [Default] false [Description] If true, slider will wait for all slides to load before beginning timed transitions. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] slideTransition [Default] "slide" [Description] The type of transition that will occur. Allowed values: "slide" | "fade" [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] slideTransitionDirection [Default] "left" [Description] The direction in which the slide transitions. Only applicable when slideTransition is set to "slide". Allowed values: "up" | "right" | "down" | "left" [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] slideTransitionSpeed [Default] 1000 [Description] The speed of the transition, in milliseconds. [Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Option Name] slideTransitionDelay [Default] 5000 [Description] The duration each slide is shown, in milliseconds. [Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Option Name] slideTransitionEasing [Default] "swing" [Description] The type of easing associated with the slide transition. May require jQueryUI. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] slideTransitionStart [Default] function(){} [Description] The callback function to occur just before the transition takes place. [Type]

Output: Function


Input: [Option Name] slideTransitionComplete [Default] function(){} [Description] The callback function to occur just after the transition takes place. [Type]

Output: Function


Input: [Option Name] slideImageScaleMode [Default] "fill" [Description] The type of image sizing/positioning for each slide. Allowed values: "fit" | "fill" | "stretch" | "center" | "none" [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] slideShuffle [Default] false [Description] If true, all slides will be displayed in a random order. Thanks to Joao Pedro for the idea! [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] slideReverse [Default] false [Description] If true, all slides will be displayed in reverse order. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] startOnSlide [Default] 1 [Description] The number of the slide to begin the slideshow on. This value is not zero-based. [Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Option Name] showFilmstrip [Default] false [Description] If true, a set of thumbnails containing the slides will be shown on hover. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] showCaptions [Default] true [Description] If true, all captions will be displayed (where applicable). [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] simultaneousCaptions [Default] false [Description] If true, captions will appear or disappear in time with the slide transition. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] showTimer [Default] true [Description] If true, a timer showing the remaining duration of the current slide will be shown. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] timerStartWidth [Default] "0%" [Description] The starting width of the timer bar. Include units. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] timerEndWidth [Default] "100%" [Description] The ending width of the timer bar. Include units. [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] showPause [Default] true [Description] If true, a pause/resume button will be shown on hover. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] showArrows [Default] true [Description] If true, arrows associated with previous/next slide functions will be shown on hover. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] showDots [Default] true [Description] If true, a set of dots that correspond to each slide will be shown on hover. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] showLoadingOverlay [Default] true [Description] If true, a loading icon will be shown while the slide image is busy loading. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] sliderTheme [Default] "light" [Description] The theme the buttons, dots, and timer bar will aquire. Allowed values: "light" | "dark" [Type]

Output: String


Input: [Option Name] slidesDraggable [Default] true [Description] If true, slides will become draggable, allowing users to drag & drop to navigate to the next/previous slide. This property is also mobile-friendly. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] slidesDraggableMobileOnly [Default] false [Description] If true, slidesDraggable will be overridden to "true" only if on a mobile device. Only applicable if slidesDraggable is set to "true". [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] slidesDragLimitFactor [Default] 5 [Description] The amount, divided from the current slider width/height, of space the user is required to drag in order for a function to be triggered. Only applicable if slidesDraggable is set to "true". [Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Option Name] allowKeyboardEvents [Default] true [Description] If true, the slider will listen to the keyboard keys. Left: previous | Up: previous | Right: next | Down: next | Escape: pause/resume [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] sliderResizable [Default] true [Description] If true, the slider will adapt to the current parent size. [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] sliderKeepAspectRatio [Default] true [Description] If true, the slider will resize and maintain shape. Only applicable if sliderResizable is set to "true". [Type]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Option Name] preDelay [Default] 0 [Description] The amount of time the slider waits before beginning the timer, in milliseconds. [Type]

Output: Number


Input: [Option] -a or --all [Description]

Output: Report on all addresses returned by resolving the host name in URL

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Input: [Option] -c or --combine [Description]

Output: Combine the reports for all addresses in one JSON result. Otherwise, each result is a separate JSON.

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Input: [Option] --get [Description]

Output: GET method

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Input: [Option] --head [Description]

Output: HEAD method

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Input: [Option] --post [Description]

Output: POST mehod

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Input: [Option] --post-file [Description]

Output: File to post

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Input: [Option] --post-header [Description]

Output: File to post (comes first)

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Input: [Option] --post-footer [Description]

Output: File to post (comes last)

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Input: [Option] --store-headers [Description]

Output: Number of bytes of the header to report

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Input: [Option] --user-agent [Description]

Output: User agent header

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Input: [Option] -0 [Description]

Output: HTTP/1.0

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Input: [Option] -1 [Description]

Output: HTTP/1.1

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Input: [Option] -4 [Description]

Output: Only IPv4 addresses

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Input: [Option] -6 [Description]

Output: Only IPv6 addresses

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Input: [Option] -A [Description]

Output: Atlas ID string (measurement ID)

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Input: [Option] -O [Description]

Output: Output file name

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Input: [Option] type [Values] bridge [Description]

Output: Set this to bridge to configure a bridge profile

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Input: [Option] max_members [Values] integer; e.g. 50 [Description]

Output: Limits the number of participants for a single conference to a specific number. By default, conferences have no participant limit. After the limit is reached, the conference will be locked until someone leaves. Admin-level users are exempt from this limit and will still be able to join otherwise-locked, because of limit, conferences.

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