Input: [Field] jsMode [Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: Optional. Specifies whether to convert intermediate data into BSON format between the execution of the map and reduce functions. Defaults to false. If false: Internally, MongoDB converts the JavaScript objects emitted by the map function to BSON objects. These BSON objects are then converted back to JavaScript objects when calling the reduce function. The map-reduce operation places the intermediate BSON objects in temporary, on-disk storage. This allows the map-reduce operation to execute over arbitrarily large data sets. If true: Internally, the JavaScript objects emitted during map function remain as JavaScript objects. There is no need to convert the objects for the reduce function, which can result in faster execution. You can only use jsMode for result sets with fewer than 500,000 distinct key arguments to the mapper’s emit() function. The jsMode defaults to false.


Input: [Field] verbose [Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: Optional. Specifies whether to include the timing information in the result information. The verbose defaults to true to include the timing information.


Input: [Index] 0 [Description]

Output: The Master FileNode

System-reserved FileNode table indices


Input: [Index] 1 [Description]

Output: The FileNode demarcating the volume's boot area

System-reserved FileNode table indices


Input: [Index] 2 [Description]

Output: The FileNode comprising all bad sectors in the volume

System-reserved FileNode table indices


Input: [Index] 3 [Description]

Output: The FileNode comprising the free space file

System-reserved FileNode table indices


Input: [Index] 4 [Description]

Output: The root directory FileNode

System-reserved FileNode table indices


Input: [Index] 5 – 31 [Description]

Output: Reserved for future use

System-reserved FileNode table indices


Input: [Example Value] int [Attribute]

Output: AdditionalAttributeDatatype


Input: [Example Value] A count of the number of exact repeats of this reference orbit. [Attribute]

Output: AdditionalAttributeDescription


Input: [Example Value] Cycle [Attribute]

Output: AdditionalAttributeName


Input: [Example Value] counts [Attribute]

Output: ParameterUnitsofMeasurement


Input: [Example Value] 0 [Attribute]

Output: ParameterRangeBegin


Input: [Example Value] 250 [Attribute]

Output: ParameterRangeEnd


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedBirthYear [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Holds an Int that represents a birth year. The constructor takes a minAge parameter that is used for validation

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedBoolean [BinaryField] BooleanField

Output: Represents a Boolean value. The default form representation is a checkbox

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedCountry [BinaryField] CountryField

Output: Represents a choice from an enumeration of country phone codes as provided by the net.liftweb.mapper.Countries.I18NCountry class. The default form representation is a select

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedDateTime [BinaryField] DateTimeField

Output: Represents a timestamp (java.util.Calender for Record, java.util.Date for Mapper). The default form representation is a text input

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedDouble [BinaryField] DoubleField

Output: Represents a Double value

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedEmail [BinaryField] EmailField

Output: Represents an email address with a maximum length

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedEnum [BinaryField] EnumField

Output: Represents a choice from a given scala.Enumeration. The default form representation is a select

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedEnumList [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents a choice of multiple Enumerations. The default form representation is a set of checkboxes, one for each enum value

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedFakeClob [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Fakes a CLOB value (really stores String bytes to a BINARY column)

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedGender [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents a Gender enumeration. Display values are localized via the I18NGenders object. Internationalization is covered in appendix D↓

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedInt [BinaryField] IntField

Output: Represents an Int value

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedIntIndex [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents an indexed Int field (typically a primary key). In Record this is achieved with the KeyField trait

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedLocale [BinaryField] LocaleField

Output: Represents a locale as selected from the java.util.Locale.getAvailableLocales method. The default form representation is a select

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedLong [BinaryField] LongField

Output: Represents a Long value

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedLongForeignKey [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents a mapping to another entity via the other entities Long primary key. This functionality in Record is not yet supported

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedLongIndex [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents an indexed Long field (typically a primary key). In Record this is achieved with the KeyField trait

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedPassword [BinaryField] PasswordField

Output: Represents a password string. The default form representation is a password input (obscured text)

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedPoliteString [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Just like MappedString, but the default value is an empty string and the input is automatically truncated to fit the database column size

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedPostalCode [BinaryField] PostalCodeField

Output: Represents a validated postal code string. The field takes a reference to a MappedCountry (CountryField in Record) at definition and validates the input string against the selected country’s postal code format

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedString [BinaryField] StringField

Output: Represents a string value with a maximum length and optional default value

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedStringForeignKey [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents a mapping to another entity via the other entities String primary key. This functionality in Record is not yet supported

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedStringIndex [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents an indexed String field (typically a primary key). In Record this is achieved with the KeyField trait

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedText [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents a String field that stores to a CLOB column in the database. This can be used for large volumes of text.

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedTextarea [BinaryField] TextAreaField

Output: Represents a String field that will use an HTML textarea element for its form display. When you define the field you can override the textareaCols and textareaRows defs to control the dimensions of the textarea.

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedTimeZone [BinaryField] TimeZoneField

Output: Represents a time zone selected from java.util.TimeZone.getAvailableIDs. The default form representation is a select

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [MappedBinary] MappedUniqueId [BinaryField] N/A

Output: Represents a unique string of a specified length that is randomly generated. The implementation doesn’t allow the user to write new values to the field. This can be thought of as a GUID

Represents a byte array. You must provide your own overrides for toForm and asXHtml/asHtml for input and display


Input: [letter] - [description] same in HEAD and index [meaning]

Output: no change

Repo command reference | Android Open Source Project


Input: [letter] A [description] not in HEAD, in index [meaning]

Output: added

Repo command reference | Android Open Source Project


Input: [letter] M [description] in HEAD, modified in index [meaning]

Output: modified

Repo command reference | Android Open Source Project


Input: [letter] D [description] in HEAD, not in index [meaning]

Output: deleted

Repo command reference | Android Open Source Project


Input: [letter] R [description] not in HEAD, path changed in index [meaning]

Output: renamed

Repo command reference | Android Open Source Project


Input: [letter] C [description] not in HEAD, copied from another in index [meaning]

Output: copied

Repo command reference | Android Open Source Project


Input: [letter] T [description] same content in HEAD and index, mode changed [meaning]

Output: mode changed

Repo command reference | Android Open Source Project


Input: [letter] U [description] conflict between HEAD and index; resolution required [meaning]

Output: unmerged

Repo command reference | Android Open Source Project


Input: [Filter] My Items [Count] 24 [Comment] Unstarred Collections don’t show, items show both inside and outside Collections, sorted by downloaded or accessed dates [Sort]

Output: Recent


Input: [Filter] My Items [Count] 24 [Comment] Unstarred Collections don’t show, items show both inside and outside Collections, sorted by title (no separation for Collections and individual items [Sort]

Output: Title


Input: [Filter] My Items [Count] 24 [Comment] Unstarred Collections don’t show, items show inside and outside Collections, sorted by author (with Collections appearing after the individual items and the Collections also sorted alphabetically) [Sort]

Output: Author


Input: [Filter] My Items [Count] 14 [Comment] Unstarred Collections don’t show, items in Collections do not show outside them, sorted by Collections first, then individual items (looks like by Recent) [Sort]

Output: Collection


Input: [Filter] Books [Count] 12 [Comment] Unstarred Collections don’t show, items appear and outside of Collections [Sort]

Output: Recent


Input: [Filter] Books [Count] 5 [Comment] Unstarred Collections don’t show, items in Collections do not show outside them, sorted by Collections first, then individual items (looks like by Recent) [Sort]

Output: Collection


Input: [Filter] Collections [Count] 9 [Comment] Unstarred Collections show, no individual items show [Sort]

Output: Recent


Input: [Name] columns [Description] The datagrid columns config object, see column properties for more details. [Default] undefined [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] frozenColumns [Description] Same as the columns property, but the these columns will be frozen on left. [Default] undefined [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] fitColumns [Description] True to auto expand/contract the size of the columns to fit the grid width and prevent horizontal scrolling. [Default] false [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] resizeHandle [Description] Resizing column position, Available value are: 'left','right','both'. When 'right', users can resize columns by dragging the right edge of column headers, etc. Available since version 1.3.2. [Default] right [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] autoRowHeight [Description] Defines if set the row height based on the contents of that row. Set to false can improve loading performance. [Default] true [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] toolbar [Description] The top toolbar of datagrid panel. Possible values: 1) an array, each tool options are same as linkbutton. 2) a selector that indicate the toolbar. Define toolbar within a tag: $('#dg').datagrid({ toolbar: '#tb' }); Define toolbar via array: $('#dg').datagrid({ toolbar: [{ iconCls: 'icon-edit', handler: function(){alert('edit')} },'-',{ iconCls: 'icon-help', handler: function(){alert('help')} }] }); [Default] null [Type]

Output: array,selector

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Input: [Name] striped [Description] True to stripe the rows. [Default] false [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] method [Description] The method type to request remote data. [Default] post [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] nowrap [Description] True to display data in one line. Set to true can improve loading performance. [Default] true [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] idField [Description] Indicate which field is an identity field. [Default] null [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] url [Description] A URL to request data from remote site. [Default] null [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] data [Description] The data to be loaded. Available since version 1.3.2. Code example: $('#dg').datagrid({ data: [ {f1:'value11', f2:'value12'}, {f1:'value21', f2:'value22'} ] }); [Default] null [Type]

Output: array,object

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Input: [Name] loadMsg [Description] When loading data from remote site, show a prompt message. [Default] Processing, please wait … [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] pagination [Description] True to show a pagination toolbar on datagrid bottom. [Default] false [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] rownumbers [Description] True to show a row number column. [Default] false [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] singleSelect [Description] True to allow selecting only one row. [Default] false [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] ctrlSelect [Description] True to only allow multi-selection when ctrl+click is used. Available since version 1.3.6. [Default] false [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] checkOnSelect [Description] If true, the checkbox is checked/unchecked when the user clicks on a row. If false, the checkbox is only checked/unchecked when the user clicks exactly on the checkbox. Available since version 1.3. [Default] true [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] selectOnCheck [Description] If set to true, clicking a checkbox will always select the row. If false, selecting a row will not check the checkbox. Available since version 1.3. [Default] true [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] pagePosition [Description] Defines position of the pager bar. Available values are: 'top','bottom','both'. Available since version 1.3. [Default] bottom [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] pageNumber [Description] When set pagination property, initialize the page number. [Default] 1 [Type]

Output: number

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Input: [Name] pageSize [Description] When set pagination property, initialize the page size. [Default] 10 [Type]

Output: number

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Input: [Name] pageList [Description] When set pagination property, initialize the page size selecting list. [Default] [10,20,30,40,50] [Type]

Output: array

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Input: [Name] queryParams [Description] When request remote data, sending additional parameters also. Code example: $('#dg').datagrid({ queryParams: { name: 'easyui', subject: 'datagrid' } }); [Default] {} [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] sortName [Description] Defines which column can be sorted. [Default] null [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] sortOrder [Description] Defines the column sort order, can only be 'asc' or 'desc'. [Default] asc [Type]

Output: string

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Input: [Name] multiSort [Description] Defines if to enable multiple column sorting. Available since version 1.3.4. [Default] false [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] remoteSort [Description] Defines if to sort data from server. [Default] true [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] showHeader [Description] Defines if to show row header. [Default] true [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] showFooter [Description] Defines if to show row footer. [Default] false [Type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [Name] scrollbarSize [Description] The scrollbar width(when scrollbar is vertical) or height(when scrollbar is horizontal). [Default] 18 [Type]

Output: number

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Input: [Name] rowStyler [Description] Return style such as 'background:red'. The function take two parameters: rowIndex: the row index, start with 0 rowData: the record corresponding to this row Code example: $('#dg').datagrid({ rowStyler: function(index,row){ if (row.listprice>80){ return 'background-color:#6293BB;color:#fff;'; // return inline style // the function can return predefined css class and inline style // return {class:'r1', style:{'color:#fff'}}; } } }); [Type]

Output: function

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Input: [Name] loader [Description] Defines how to load data from remote server. Return false can abort this action. This function takes following parameters: param: the parameter object to pass to remote server. success(data): the callback function that will be called when retrieve data successfully. error(): the callback function that will be called when failed to retrieve data. [Default] json loader [Type]

Output: function

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Input: [Name] loadFilter [Description] Return the filtered data to display. The function take one parameter 'data' that indicate the original data. You can change original source data to standard data format. This function must return standard data object that contain 'total' and 'rows' properties. Code example: // removing 'd' object from asp.net web service json output $('#dg').datagrid({ loadFilter: function(data){ if (data.d){ return data.d; } else { return data; } } }); [Type]

Output: function

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Input: [Name] editors [Description] Defines the editor when editing a row. [Default] predefined editors [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Name] view [Description] Defines the view of datagrid. [Default] default view [Type]

Output: object

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Input: [Value] DEV [Definition]

Output: Development well (drilled in a known producing area to a known producing zone)


Input: [Value] DPT [Definition]

Output: Deeper pool test (drilled in a known producing area to test the potential of a zone deeper than the deepest currently producing zone)


Input: [Value] DPTD [Definition]

Output: Deeper pool test resulting in development of existing producing formation


Input: [Value] EXT [Definition]

Output: Extension (or outpost) well. Rule of thumb: a well drilled 0.5 to 1 mile from a known producing area.


Input: [Value] MSC [Definition]

Output: A miscellaneous well drilled to support oil and gas production or transportation (Gas Injection, Cathodic Protection, and others)


Input: [Value] NFW [Definition]

Output: New field wildcat (drilled to test a new area). In Kentucky, usage is essentially the same as NPW


Input: [Value] NPW [Definition]

Output: New pool wildcat (drilled to test a new area). In Kentucky, usage is essentially the same as NFW


Input: [Value] SPT [Definition]

Output: Shallower pool test (drilled in a known producing area to test a potential zone shallower than any existing producing zones)


Input: [Value] SRV [Definition]

Output: Service well, essentially an EPA Class II injection well associated with enhanced oil recovery operations


Input: [Value] STR [Definition]

Output: Stratigraphic test with records released to the public. Corresponds to STRP in the KGS internal database.


Input: [Value] UNC [Definition]

Output: Unclassified well


Input: [Task] 1. Run the txzonemgr script. [Description] The txzonemgr script creates a GUI that presents the appropriate tasks as you configure your zones. [For Instructions]

Output: Run the txzonemgr Script

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Input: [Task] 2. Manage network interfaces in the global zone. [Description] Configure interfaces in the global zone, or create logical interfaces and configure them in the global zone. [For Instructions]

Output: Configure the Network Interfaces in Trusted Extensions

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Input: [Task] 3. Name and label the zone. [Description] Name the zone with a version of its label, and assign the label. [For Instructions]

Output: Name and Label the Zone

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Input: [Task] 4. Install and boot the zone. [Description] Install the packages in the zone. Configure services in the zone. A Zone Terminal Console enables you to view the activity in the zone. [For Instructions]

Output: Install the Labeled Zone Boot the Labeled Zone

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Input: [Task] 5. Verify the status of the zone. [Description] Verify that the labeled zone is running, and that the zone can communicate with the global zone. [For Instructions]

Output: Verify the Status of the Zone

openSolaris 2008 - Creating Labeled Zones - Solaris Trusted Extensions Installation and Configuration


Input: [Task] 6. Customize the zone. [Description] Remove unwanted services from the zone. If the zone is going to be used to create other zones, remove information that is specific to this zone only. [For Instructions]

Output: Customize the Labeled Zone

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Input: [Task] 7. Create the rest of the zones. [Description] Use the method that you have chosen to create your second zone. For a discussion of zone creation methods, see Planning for Zones in Trusted Extensions. [For Instructions]

Output: Create Another Zone in Trusted Extensions

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Input: [Task] 8. (Optional) Add zone-specific network interfaces. [Description] To effect network isolation, add one or more network interfaces to a labeled zone. Typically, this configuration is used to isolate labeled subnets. [For Instructions]

Output: Add a Network Interface to an Existing Labeled Zone

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Input: [ATTRIBUTE] class [DESCRIPTION]

Output: the classname of the singleton bean to create

Attributes


Input: [ATTRIBUTE] cron [DESCRIPTION]

Output: a cron-style scheduling description

Attributes


Input: [ATTRIBUTE] delay [DESCRIPTION]

Output: a simple delay-based execution

Attributes


Input: [ATTRIBUTE] init [DESCRIPTION]

Output: IoC initialization for the bean

Attributes


Input: [ATTRIBUTE] mbean-name [DESCRIPTION]

Output: optional MBean name for JMX registration

Attributes


Input: [ATTRIBUTE] method [DESCRIPTION]

Output: EL expression for a method to be invoked as the task

Attributes


Input: [ATTRIBUTE] name [DESCRIPTION]

Output: optional IoC name for registering the task

Attributes


Input: [ATTRIBUTE] period [DESCRIPTION]

Output: how often the task should be invoked in simple mode

Attributes


Input: [ATTRIBUTE] task [DESCRIPTION]

Output: alternate task assignment for predefined beans

Attributes


Input: [Key] title [Value type] string [Comment]

Output: A short string describing the purpose of the notification. Apple Watch displays this string as part of the notification interface. This string is displayed only briefly and should be crafted so that it can be understood quickly. This key was added in iOS 8.2.

Table 3-2 Child properties of the alert property


Input: [Key] body [Value type] string [Comment]

Output: The text of the alert message.


Input: [Key] title-loc-key [Value type] string or null [Comment]

Output: The key to a title string in the Localizable.strings file for the current localization. The key string can be formatted with %@ and %n$@ specifiers to take the variables specified in the title-loc-args array. See Localized Formatted Strings for more information. This key was added in iOS 8.2.


Input: [Key] title-loc-args [Value type] array of strings or null [Comment]

Output: Variable string values to appear in place of the format specifiers in title-loc-key. See Localized Formatted Strings for more information. This key was added in iOS 8.2.


Input: [Key] action-loc-key [Value type] string or null [Comment]

Output: If a string is specified, the system displays an alert that includes the Close and View buttons. The string is used as a key to get a localized string in the current localization to use for the right button’s title instead of “View”. See Localized Formatted Strings for more information.


Input: [Key] loc-key [Value type] string [Comment]

Output: A key to an alert-message string in a Localizable.strings file for the current localization (which is set by the user’s language preference). The key string can be formatted with %@ and %n$@ specifiers to take the variables specified in the loc-args array. See Localized Formatted Strings for more information.


Input: [Key] loc-args [Value type] array of strings [Comment]

Output: Variable string values to appear in place of the format specifiers in loc-key. See Localized Formatted Strings for more information.


Input: [Key] launch-image [Value type] string [Comment]

Output: The filename of an image file in the app bundle; it may include the extension or omit it. The image is used as the launch image when users tap the action button or move the action slider. If this property is not specified, the system either uses the previous snapshot,uses the image identified by the UILaunchImageFile key in the app’s Info.plist file, or falls back to Default.png. This property was added in iOS 4.0.


Input: [Tasks] rake test [Description]

Output: Runs all unit, functional and integration tests. You can also simply run rake as the test target is the default.

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Tasks] rake test:benchmark [Description]

Output: Benchmark the performance tests

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Tasks] rake test:functionals [Description]

Output: Runs all the functional tests from test/functional

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Tasks] rake test:integration [Description]

Output: Runs all the integration tests from test/integration

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Tasks] rake test:plugins [Description]

Output: Run all the plugin tests from vendor/plugins/*/**/test (or specify with PLUGIN=_name_)

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Tasks] rake test:profile [Description]

Output: Profile the performance tests

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Tasks] rake test:recent [Description]

Output: Tests recent changes

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Tasks] rake test:uncommitted [Description]

Output: Runs all the tests which are uncommitted. Supports Subversion and Git

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Tasks] rake test:units [Description]

Output: Runs all the unit tests from test/unit

Ruby on Rails Guides: A Guide to Testing Rails Applications


Input: [Command] /ME [Example] /ME smiles [Explanation]

Output: Tells the other users about what you are doing.


Input: [Command] /MSG [Example] /MSG Username Hi there! [Explanation]

Output: Sends a private message to any connected user. You can send messages to users in other rooms this way.


Input: [Command] /QUERY [Example] /QUERY Username [Explanation]

Output: Starts a private chat with a user. Same thing as clicking on a name in the userlist. Handy when you want to start a chat with someone who isn't in the same room. You can also add an initial message after the Username if you want.


Input: [Command] /USERS [Example] /USERS Trivia [Explanation]

Output: Displays the names of all the players in a room.


Input: [Command] /FIND [Example] /FIND Username [Explanation]

Output: Tells you what room (if any) a user is in. Useful to check if your friends are playing without having to enter every room and see if they are there.


Input: [Command] /AWAY [Example] /AWAY [Explanation]

Output: Same thing as clicking "Away". Used when you have to leave the game for shorter periods.


Input: [Command] /DRAWORDER [Example] /DRAWORDER [Explanation]

Output: Lists the drawing queue in the current room.


Input: [Command] /RR [Example] /RR [Explanation]

Output: Displays the room description as shown when you click on the room name from the lobby. Displays what the custom room creator enters as room description.


Input: [Command] /IGNORE [Example] /IGNORE Username [Explanation]

Output: Mutes a specific user. Anything that user says will not be visible for you. If you want to un-mute the user you issue the same command again.


Input: [Command] /TIME [Example] /TIME Username [Explanation]

Output: Displays the local time of a player.


Input: [Command] /PING [Example] /PING Username [Explanation]

Output: Tells you how fast your network connection is. The username is optional and will tell you how fast the connection between you and another player is. If you just enter "/PING" it will tell you the time (in milliseconds) for a message to pass to the server and back. A good value is 500ms, values over 1000ms are bad.


Input: [Command] /JOIN [Example] /JOIN French [Explanation]

Output: Go directly to another room. Same thing as going back to the roomlist and selecting a room there. Be sure to spell the roomname right or you will end up in an empty room.


Input: [Command] /BACK [Example] /BACK [Explanation]

Output: Sends you back to the room you were previously in.


Input: [Command] /COPY [Example] /COPY [Explanation]

Output: Copies the current image to your clipboard. You can then paste it into your favourite image-editing program and save it from there.


Input: [Command] /CLEAR [Example] /CLEAR [Explanation]

Output: Removes all text from the chat windows.


Input: [Command] /PROFILE [Example] /PROFILE Username [Explanation]

Output: Shows the profile of a user. Handy if you want to check the profile of someone in another room.


Input: [Command] /INVITE [Example] /INVITE Username [Explanation]

Output: Invites another user to play in the room you are currently in.


Input: [Command] /ACCEPT [Example] /ACCEPT [Explanation]

Output: Accept an invitation and join that room.


Input: [Command] /PARAM [Example] /PARAM [Explanation]

Output: Shows the room settings. (Time, wordlist, hints etc.)


Input: [Command] /STATS [Example] /STATS [Explanation]

Output: Shows how much time you have spent on iSketch as well as the number of games played and won.


Input: [Command] /NOTIFY [Example] /NOTIFY Username [Explanation]

Output: Add a username to a list of names to look out for. When a name on the list logs on, you will be notified (and the name removed from the notification list.) To remove a name from the list, just repeat the command. To list the current notification list, just enter the command without a username.


Input: [Command] /TEAM [Example] /TEAM 1 [Explanation]

Output: Join a team. Teamnames can be a maximum of three letters. We suggest you name them numerically ("1", "2" etc.) If you want to leave a team, use the command without any team name.


Input: [Command] /TEAMS [Example] /TEAMS [Explanation]

Output: Lists the current teams in the room.


Input: [Command] /KISS [Example] /KISS Username [Explanation]

Output: Gives a person a kiss. :-*


Input: [Command] /HUG [Example] /HUG Username [Explanation]

Output: Hug someone.


Input: [Command] /FLIRT [Example] /FLIRT Username [Explanation]

Output: Flirt with someone. ;)


Input: [Command] /SLAP [Example] /SLAP Username [Explanation]

Output: Slap someone.


Input: [Command] /LAUGH [Example] /LAUGH Username [Explanation]

Output: Laugh at/with someone :-D


Input: [Command] /CLAP [Example] /CLAP Username [Explanation]

Output: Applaud someone.


Input: [Command] /BYE [Example] /BYE Username [Explanation]

Output: Say goodbye to someone


Input: [Command] /USERCOUNT [Example] /USERCOUNT [Explanation]

Output: Tells you how many players in total there are online.


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-b [Beginning Of Line] Backward Character [Backward Word] Forward Word [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-f


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-e [Beginning Of Line] End Of Line [Backward Word] Kill To End Of Paragraph [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-k


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-f [Beginning Of Line] Forward Character [Backward Word] Form Paragraph [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-q


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-g [Beginning Of Line] Multiply Reset [Backward Word] Previous Page [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-v


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-j [Beginning Of Line] Newline And Indent [Backward Word] Scroll One Line Down [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-z


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-k [Beginning Of Line] Kill To End Of Line [Backward Word] Delete Next Word [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-d


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-l [Beginning Of Line] Redraw Display [Backward Word] Kill Word [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-D


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-m [Beginning Of Line] Newline [Backward Word] Delete Previous Word [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-h


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-n [Beginning Of Line] Next Line [Backward Word] Backward Kill Word [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-H


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-o [Beginning Of Line] Newline And Backup [Backward Word] Beginning Of File [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-<


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-p [Beginning Of Line] Previous Line [Backward Word] End Of File [Meta-b]

Output: Meta->


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-u [Beginning Of Line] Multiply by 4 [Backward Word] Delete Previous Word [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-Delete


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-v [Beginning Of Line] Next Page [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-Shift DeleteKill Previous Word


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-w [Beginning Of Line] Kill Selection [Backward Word] Delete Previous Word [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-Backspace


Input: [Ctrl-a] Ctrl-y [Beginning Of Line] Unkill [Meta-b]

Output: Meta-Shift BackspaceKill Previous Word


Input: [Status] 400 [Code] INVALID_INPUT [Description]

Output: Invalid input parameters


Input: [Status] 404 [Code] SERVER_NOT_FOUND [Description]

Output: Server with IP not found


Input: [Status] 404 [Code] BOOT_NOT_AVAILABLE [Description]

Output: No boot configuration available for this server


Input: [Status] 409 [Code] BOOT_ALREADY_ENABLED [Description]

Output: The VNC installation is already enabled for this server


Input: [Status] 409 [Code] BOOT_BLOCKED [Description]

Output: There is already another boot configuration enabled (Rescue System, linux, windows, cPanel or Plesk)


Input: [Status] 500 [Code] BOOT_ACTIVATION_FAILED [Description]

Output: Activation of the VNC installation failed due to an internal error


Input: [Attribute] Restricted by allow_url_fopen [Supported]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] Allows Reading [Supported]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Attribute] Allows Writing [Supported]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Attribute] Allows Appending [Supported]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Attribute] Allows Simultaneous Reading and Writing [Supported]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] Supports stat() [Supported]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] Supports unlink() [Supported]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] Supports rename() [Supported]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] Supports mkdir() [Supported]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] Supports rmdir() [Supported]

Output: No

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Input: [Description] URI of the currently connected database server. [Version] Since 1.1.0. [Parameter]

Output: connected_host

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Input: [Description] Query string of the statement for which a server needs to be picked. [Version] Since 1.1.0. [Parameter]

Output: query

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Input: [Description] List of master servers to choose from. Note, that the list of master servers may not be identical to the list of configured master servers if the filter is not the first in the filter chain. Previously run filters may have reduced the master list already. [Version] Since 1.1.0. [Parameter]

Output: masters

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Input: [Description] List of slave servers to choose from. Note, that the list of master servers may not be identical to the list of configured master servers if the filter is not the first in the filter chain. Previously run filters may have reduced the master list already. [Version] Since 1.1.0. [Parameter]

Output: slaves

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Input: [Description] URI of the server of the connection used to execute the previous statement on. [Version] Since 1.1.0. [Parameter]

Output: last_used_connection

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Input: [Description] Boolean flag indicating whether the statement is part of an open transaction. If autocommit mode is turned off, this will be set to TRUE. Otherwise it is set to FALSE. Transaction detection is based on monitoring the mysqlnd library call set_autocommit. Monitoring is not possible before PHP 5.4.0. Please, see connection pooling and switching concepts discussion for further details. [Version] Since 1.1.0. [Parameter]

Output: in_transaction

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Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Delete [Action]

Output: Delete a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+N [Action]

Output: Create a new message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Enter [Action]

Output: Send a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+O [Action]

Output: Open a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+P [Action]

Output: Print a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+R [Action]

Output: Reply to a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+R [Action]

Output: Reply all to a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+F [Action]

Output: Forward a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+S [Action]

Output: Save a draft message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] L [Action]

Output: Flag a message for follow up


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] C [Action]

Output: Categorize a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+J [Action]

Output: Mark a message as junk


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Q [Action]

Output: Mark a message as read


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+U [Action]

Output: Mark a message as unread


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+V [Action]

Output: Move to a folder


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+. [Action]

Output: Open the next message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Ctrl+, [Action]

Output: Open the previous message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Esc [Action]

Output: Close a message


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] / [Action]

Output: Search your email messages


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F7 [Action]

Output: Check spelling


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] S then A [Action]

Output: Select all


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] S then N [Action]

Output: Deselect all


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F then I [Action]

Output: Go to the inbox


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F then D [Action]

Output: Go to your Drafts folder


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] F then S [Action]

Output: Go to your Sent folder


Input: [Offset] 0x10 [Content] Clean marker byte 0 [Comment]

Output: This byte indicates that a block was erased under JFFS2 control. If the page was succesfully erased this byte in the first page of a block is programmed to 0x85. In the remaining pages this byte is reserved


Input: [Offset] 0x11 [Content] Clean marker byte 1 [Comment]

Output: This byte indicates that a block was erased under JFFS2 control. If the page was succesfully erased this byte in the first page of a block is programmed to 0x19. In the remaining pages this byte is reserved


Input: [Offset] 0x12 [Content] Clean marker byte 2 [Comment]

Output: This byte indicates that a block was erased under JFFS2 control. If the page was succesfully erased this byte in the first page of a block is programmed to 0x03. In the remaining pages this byte is reserved


Input: [Offset] 0x13 [Content] Clean marker byte 3 [Comment]

Output: This byte indicates that a block was erased under JFFS2 control. If the page was succesfully erased this byte in the first page of a block is programmed to 0x20. In the remaining pages this byte is reserved


Input: [Offset] 0x14 [Content] Clean marker byte 4 [Comment]

Output: This byte indicates that a block was erased under JFFS2 control. If the page was succesfully erased this byte in the first page of a block is programmed to 0x08. In the remaining pages this byte is reserved


Input: [Offset] 0x15 [Content] Clean marker byte 5 [Comment]

Output: This byte indicates that a block was erased under JFFS2 control. If the page was succesfully erased this byte in the first page of a block is programmed to 0x00. In the remaining pages this byte is reserved


Input: [Offset] 0x16 [Content] Clean marker byte 6 [Comment]

Output: This byte indicates that a block was erased under JFFS2 control. If the page was succesfully erased this byte in the first page of a block is programmed to 0x00. In the remaining pages this byte is reserved


Input: [Offset] 0x17 [Content] Clean marker byte 7 [Comment]

Output: This byte indicates that a block was erased under JFFS2 control. If the page was succesfully erased this byte in the first page of a block is programmed to 0x00. In the remaining pages this byte is reserved


Input: [Item] Plain Paste [Description]

Output: Pastes text from the clipboard without formatting. The text will take on the format of the paragraph style.


Input: [Item] Update all fields [Description]

Output: Word uses field codes for many things including automatic numbering of equations, tables, figures, cross references and the table of contents. They are usually updated just before printing or print preview, but this command forces an immediate update.


Input: [Item] Remove Double Space [Description]

Output: Replaces occurances of two spaces with a single space. In the typewriter era, typists left two spaces after each full stop to improve readibility. Now we have proportional typefaces and computers clever enough to figure out the correct spacing for us, so this is no longer necessary, but it is a hard habit to break. This command quickly solves the problem.


Input: [Item] Insert [Description]

Output: Provides commands, and lists shortcuts, for quickly inserting equations, cross references to figures, tables and equations and captions.


Input: [Item] Resize to 100%, 75%, 50% [Description]

Output: Sets image scaling. A quick way to consistently resize large pictures. Equivalent to Format→Picture/ Size, Height: 50%, Width: 50%


Input: [Item] Insert Frame [Description]

Output: Places a frame around the current paragraph/ selection. This is helpful for positioning figures on the page. Frames should be used instead of text boxes; it is difficult to cross-reference figures that are in text boxes.


Input: [Item] Align Frame [Description]

Output: Quickly position the selected frame on the page (top left, bottom, etc).


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom in* [Shortcut] + [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Zooms in on the sequence.


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom out* [Shortcut] - [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Zooms out from the sequence.


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom to Selected* [Shortcut] control ` [Active If...] feature(s) selected [Description]

Output: Zooms to and centers the selected features.


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom to Highlighted [Shortcut] control 2 [Active If...] feature(s) highlighted [Description]

Output: Zooms to and centers the highlighted features. This is particularly useful for zooming in on sequences highlighted using the Inspector panel or the Sequence Finder.


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom to 100%* [Shortcut] control 1 [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Zooms to the point where the 100% of the loaded sequence is visible.


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom to Percent...* [Shortcut] control 5 [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Prompts the user to resize the feature map to percent of what would fit in a single screen.


Input: [Menu Item] Zoom to Sequence* [Shortcut] control 0 [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Zooms to the point where the sequence units (nucleotides) become visible in the ruler.


Input: [Menu Item] Vertical Size to Fit [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Adjusts feature glyph height so that all features fit into map. Minimum feature height 1 pixel.


Input: [Menu Item] Vertical Restore [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Restores feature heights to defaults after vertical zoom.


Input: [Menu Item] Vertical In [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Increases height of all features in map.


Input: [Menu Item] Vertical Out [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Reduces height of all features in map.


Input: [Menu Item] Scroll To Strand Boundary [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Scrolls vertically to the boundary between positive and negative strands. If strands are not segregated, has no effect. (Use the Feature Map Options window to segregate strands.)


Input: [Menu Item] Scroll To Sequence Position [Active If...] feature map active [Description]

Output: Prompts for sequence position and scrolls map to center on it.


Input: [Menu Item] Center Selected** [Active If...] feature(s) selected [Description]

Output: Scrolls feature map to center selected feature(s).


Input: [Bria] Account Name [ipbx value]

Output: Username


Input: [Bria] Display as [ipbx value]

Output: Username


Input: [Bria] Username [ipbx value]

Output: Username


Input: [Bria] Password [ipbx value]

Output: Password


Input: [Bria] Domain [ipbx value]

Output: SIP Proxy


Input: [Bria] Enabled [ipbx value]

Output: On


Input: [Bria] Incoming Calls [ipbx value]

Output: On


Input: [NAME] AuthRequest.AuthToken [Type] string [Description] This is an alpha-numeric token code provided to you by thesslstore.com. It is required in all requests. *Required for this request [FROM]

Output: Request


Input: [NAME] AuthRequest.PartnerCode [Type] string [Description] A code for the product that a particular request relates to. Note that a partner must have a valid contract for a product code for it to be valid in a request. Also, a product code must be valid for the context of the request. *Required for this request [FROM]

Output: Request


Input: [NAME] AuthRequest.ReplayToken [Type] string [Description] This is an alpha-numeric code provided by you in order request and thesslstore.com sent back in request. [FROM]

Output: Request


Input: [NAME] AuthRequest.UserAgent [Type] string [Description] Browser’s user agent value provided by you for specific order. [FROM]

Output: Request


Input: [NAME] ProductRequest.ProductCode [Type] string [Description] This is an alpha-numeric code provided to you by thesslstore.com. It is required in all requests. *Required for this request [FROM]

Output: Request


Input: [NAME] ProductRequest.ProductType [Type] string [Description] This is the Type of product.Supported Values : ALL=0, DV=1, EV=2, OV=3, WILDCARD=4, SCAN=5, PCI=6, SAN_ENABLED=7, CODESIGN=8, CU=9 [FROM]

Output: Request


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse.isError [Type] string [Description] Returns False/true according to errorstatus into the response. [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse.Message [Type] string [Description] The Message given into the response. [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse.Timestamp [Type] Date [Description] The Date and time when user gets the response. [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse.ReplayToken [Type] string [Description] The value of the ReplayToken which provide by you in Order request [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse.InvokingPartnerCode [Type] string [Description] This is an alpha-numeric code provided to you by thesslstore.com. It is required in all requests. [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse.ProductCode [Type] string [Description] This is the unique code of the product. [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse.ProductName [Type] string [Description] This is the product name. [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse. CanbeReissued [Type] Bit [Description] True/False value for is order can be reissued? [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] AuthResponse. ReissueDays [Type] Int [Description] The days require to re-issue to order. [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] ProductPricing. NumberOfMonths [Type] Int [Description] Total no of months of the product [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] ProductPricing.Number OfServer [Type] Int [Description] Total number of server supported by the certificates [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] ProductPricing.Price [Type] Decimal [Description] Price of the product [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] ProductPricing.PricePerAdditionalSAN [Type] Decimal [Description] Price for each additional domain [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] ProductPricing.PricePerAdditionalServer [Type] Decimal [Description] Price for each additional Server [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] ProductPricing.SRP [Type] Decimal [Description] Sale price pf the Product [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [NAME] ProductPricing.ProductType [Type] string [Description] This is the Type of product. Expected Values : DV=1, EV=2, OV=3, WILDCARD=4, SCAN=5, PCI=6, SAN_ENABLED=7, CODESIGN=8, CU=9 [FROM]

Output: Response


Input: [Template name] Page with slider [Description]

Output: Page with one of the sliders that can be created in wp-admin -> Sliders

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Input: [Template name] Grid loop Page [Description]

Output: Blog page template

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Input: [Template name] Full loop Page [Description]

Output: Blog page template

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Input: [Template name] Excerpt loop Page [Description]

Output: Blog page template

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Input: [Template name] Add Recipe by registered user [Description]

Output: Page with frontend recipe submision form for registered users

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Input: [Template name] Add Recipe by anonymous user [Description]

Output: Page with frontend recipe submision form for registered users - not recommended

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Input: [Template name] Advanced Search Page [Description]

Output: Page with search form where you search recipes by ingredients, serving size, levels of difficulty, etc.

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Input: [Mode] r [Definition]

Output: read access the file is opened to be read from the beginning


Input: [Mode] r+ [Definition]

Output: read and write access the file is opened to be read from and written at the beginning


Input: [Mode] w [Definition]

Output: write access if the file does not exist, it is created as empty if the file already exists, its contents are cleared


Input: [Mode] w+ [Definition]

Output: read and write access if the file does not exist, it is created as empty if the file already exists, its contents are cleared


Input: [Mode] a [Definition]

Output: append access if the file does not exist, it is created as empty if the file already exists, its contents are preserved and it is opened to be written at the end


Input: [Mode] a+ [Definition]

Output: read and append access if the file does not exist, it is created as empty if the file already exists, its contents are preserved and the file is opened to be read from the beginning and written at the end


Input: [Attribute] application [Description] Specifies the name of the application you want to deploy. [Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Attribute] classpath [Description] Specifies the classname of the deployment tool you want to run. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] component [Description] Specifies the string for deployment targets, of the form: :,..... In this case, component is the archive name (without a file extension). [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] debug [Description] Specifies if you want debug information to be displayed during deployment. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] password [Description] Specifies the password you want to use on the server. [Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Attribute] server [Description] Specifies the URL of the server to use. [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Attribute] username [Description] Specifies the username to log in with. [Default] system [Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Equals [Description]

Output: Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] GetEnumerator [Description]

Output: Returns an enumerator that iterates through the StructSet.


Input: [Name] GetFieldIndex [Description]

Output: Get the index number of the specified field name in the StructSet.


Input: [Name] GetFieldName [Description]

Output: Get the field name of the StructSet from the specified index number.


Input: [Name] GetHashCode [Description]

Output: Serves as a hash function for a particular type. GetHashCode()() is suitable for use in hashing algorithms and data structures like a hash table. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] GetIterator [Description]

Output: Get a SelectResultsIterator with which to iterate over the items in the StructSet.


Input: [Name] GetType [Description]

Output: Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Name] ToString [Description]

Output: Returns a String that represents the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)


Input: [Class] BooleanType [Description]

Output: The type of a boolean expression.

mondrian.olap.type (Mondrian OLAP Engine, version TRUNK-SNAPSHOT)

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Input: [Class] CubeType [Description]

Output: The type of an expression which represents a Cube or Virtual Cube.

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Input: [Class] DateTimeType [Description]

Output: The type of an expression representing a date, time or timestamp.

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Input: [Class] DecimalType [Description]

Output: Subclass of NumericType which guarantees fixed number of decimal places.

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Input: [Class] DimensionType [Description]

Output: The type of an expression which represents a Dimension.

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Input: [Class] EmptyType [Description]

Output: The type of a empty expression.

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Input: [Class] HierarchyType [Description]

Output: The type of an expression which represents a hierarchy.

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Input: [Class] LevelType [Description]

Output: The type of an expression which represents a level.

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Input: [Class] MemberType [Description]

Output: The type of an expression which represents a member.

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Input: [Class] NullType [Description]

Output: The type of a null expression.

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Input: [Class] NumericType [Description]

Output: The type of a numeric expression.

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Input: [Class] ScalarType [Description]

Output: Base class for types which represent scalar values.

mondrian.olap.type (Mondrian OLAP Engine, version TRUNK-SNAPSHOT)

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Input: [Class] SetType [Description]

Output: Set type.

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Input: [Class] StringType [Description]

Output: The type of a string expression.

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Input: [Class] SymbolType [Description]

Output: The type of a symbolic expression.

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Input: [Class] TupleType [Description]

Output: Tuple type.

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Input: [Class] TypeUtil [Description]

Output: Utility methods relating to types.

mondrian.olap.type (Mondrian OLAP Engine, version TRUNK-SNAPSHOT)

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Input: [Parameter] payment_id [Description]

Output: Identifier of payment

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Input: [Parameter] payment_identifier [Description]

Output: Identifier of payment batch

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Input: [Parameter] date_paid [Description]

Output: Date of payment (YYYY-MM-DD MM:HH:SS format)

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Input: [Parameter] amount [Description]

Output: Amount of payment

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Input: [Parameter] reserve_held [Description]

Output: Reserve held

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Input: [Parameter] total_reserve_released [Description]

Output: Reserve released

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Input: [Parameter] date_reserve_released [Description]

Output: Date reserve released

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Input: [Parameter] payment_type [Description]

Output: Method of money transfer

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Input: [Parameter] total_sales [Description]

Output: Total amount of sales included in payment

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Input: [Parameter] total_fees [Description]

Output: Total amount of fees included in payment

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Input: [Parameter] total_refunds [Description]

Output: Total amount of refunds included in payment

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Input: [Parameter] total_chargeback_fees [Description]

Output: Total amount of chargebacks included in payment

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Input: [Parameter] total_adjustments [Description]

Output: Total amount of adjustments included in payment

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Input: [Parameter] total_commissions [Description]

Output: Total amount of commissions earned included in payment

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Input: [Parameter] total_outgoing_commissions [Description]

Output: Total amount of commissions paid included in payment

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Input: [Parameter] total_balance_forward [Description]

Output: Total amount of forwarded balance included in payment

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Input: [Parameter] void [Description]

Output: Wheter or not the payment was voided. (0=not voided, 1=voided)

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Input: [Parameter] date_voided [Description]

Output: Date the payment was voided.

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Input: [Key] ↵ Enter [Function]

Output: Same action as the button when that button is present

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Input: [Key] Insert [Function]

Output: Same action as the button when that button is present

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Input: [Key] Delete [Function]

Output: Same action as the button when that button is present

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Input: [Key] Ctrl+O [Function]

Output: Same action as the Share button when that button is present

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Input: [Key] ALT+← (Left arrow) [Function]

Output: Change tabpage to the tabpage to the left

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Input: [Key] ALT+→ (Right arrow) [Function]

Output: Change tabpage to the tabpage to the right

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Input: [Key] F1 [Availability] At all masters menu screen [Functionality]

Output: To select a company

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Input: [Key] F1 [Availability] At the Accounting Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Accounts Button

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Input: [Key] F1 (ALT+F1) [Availability] At the Inventory/Payroll Voucher creation and alteration screen In almost all the Reports [Functionality]

Output: To select the Inventory To view the detailed or condensed report

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Input: [Key] F1 (CTRL + F1) [Availability] At the Accounting/Inventory voucher creation or alteration screen. [Functionality]

Output: To select Payroll Vouchers to alter

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Input: [Key] F2 [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY At the F11: Features screen [Functionality]

Output: To change the current date To select company inventory features

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Input: [Key] F3 [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY At F11: Features screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the company To select Company Statutory & Taxation features

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Input: [Key] F4 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Contra voucher

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Input: [Key] F5 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Payment voucher

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Input: [Key] F6 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Receipt voucher

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Input: [Key] F7 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Journal voucher

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Input: [Key] F8 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Sales voucher

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Input: [Key] F8 (CTRL+F8) [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Credit Note voucher

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Input: [Key] F9 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Purchase voucher

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Input: [Key] F9 (CTRL+F9) [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Debit Note voucher

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Input: [Key] F10 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Reversing Journal voucher

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Input: [Key] F10 (Ctrl + F10) [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory / Payroll Voucher creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Memorandum voucher

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Input: [Key] F11 [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To select the Functions and Features screen

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Input: [Key] F12 [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To select the Configure screen

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Input: [Key] ALT + 2 [Availability] At List of Vouchers – creates a voucher similar to the one where you positioned the cursor and used this key combination [Functionality]

Output: To Duplicate a voucher

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Input: [Key] ALT + A [Availability] At List of Vouchers – adds a voucher after the one where you positioned the cursor and used this key combination. Alters the column in all the reports which can be viewed in columnar format [Functionality]

Output: To Add a voucher To Alter the column in columnar report

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Input: [Key] ALT + C [Availability] At voucher entry and alteration screens, at a field where you have to select a master from a list. If the necessary account has not been created already, use this key combination to create the master without quitting from the voucher screen. At all voucher entry screens in the Amount field [Functionality]

Output: To create a master at a voucher screen (if it has not been already assigned a different function, as in reports like Balance Sheet, where it adds a new column to the report) To access Auto Value Calculator in the amount field during voucher entry

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Input: [Key] ALT + D [Availability] At Voucher and Master (Single) alteration screens. Masters can be deleted subject to conditions, as explained in the manual. All the reports screen which can be viewed in columnar format [Functionality]

Output: To delete a voucher To delete a master To delete a column in any columnar report (if it has not been already assigned a different function, as explained above)

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Input: [Key] ALT + E [Availability] At all reports screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To export the report in ASCII, Excel, HTML OR XML format

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Input: [Key] ALT + I [Availability] At List of Vouchers – inserts a voucher before the one where you positioned the cursor and used this key combination. At creation of sales and purchase invoice [Functionality]

Output: To insert a voucher To toggle between Item and Accounting invoice

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Input: [Key] ALT + L [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To select the Language Configuration

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Input: [Key] ALT + K [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To select the Keyboard Configuration

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Input: [Key] ALT + O [Availability] At all reports screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To upload the report at your website

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Input: [Key] ALT + G [Availability] At almost all screens of TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To select language for Tally Interface

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Input: [Key] ALT + M [Availability] At all reports screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To Email the report

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Input: [Key] ALT + N [Availability] At all the reports where columns can be added [Functionality]

Output: To view the report in automatic columns

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Input: [Key] ALT + P [Availability] At all reports screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To print the report

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Input: [Key] ALT + R [Availability] At all reports screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To remove a line in a report

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Input: [Key] ALT + S [Availability] At all reports screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To bring back a line you removed using ALT + R

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Input: [Key] ALT + U [Availability] At all reports screens in Tally [Functionality]

Output: To retrieve the last line which is deleted using Alt + R

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Input: [Key] ALT+ V [Availability] At Invoice screen > Quantity Field > Press Alt + V to select the Stock Journal. [Functionality]

Output: From Invoice screen to bring Stock Journal screen

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Input: [Key] ALT + X [Availability] At all voucher screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To cancel a voucher in Day Book/List of Vouchers

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Input: [Key] ALT + R [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY. [Functionality]

Output: To Register Tally

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Input: [Key] CTRL + A [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY, except where a specific detail has to be given before accepting [Functionality]

Output: To accept a form – wherever you use this key combination, that screen or report gets accepted as it is

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Input: [Key] CTRL + B [Availability] At Groups/Ledgers/Cost Centres/ Budgets/Scenarios/Voucher Types/ Currencies (Accounts Info) creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Budget

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Input: [Key] CTRL + ALT + B [Availability] At all the menu screens [Functionality]

Output: To check the Company Statutory details

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Input: [Key] CTRL + C [Availability] At Groups/Ledgers/Cost Centres/ Budgets/Scenarios/Voucher Types/ Currencies (Accounts Info) creation and alteration screen At Stock Groups/ Stock Categories/ Stock Items/ Reorder Levels/ Godowns/ Voucher Types / Units of Measure ( Inventory Info) creation/alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Cost Centre To select the Cost Category

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Input: [Key] CTRL+ E [Availability] At Groups/Ledgers/Cost Centres/ Budgets/Scenarios/Voucher Types/ Currencies (Accounts Info) creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Currencies

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Input: [Key] CTRL + G [Availability] At Groups/Ledgers/Cost Centres/ Budgets/Scenarios/Voucher Types/ Currencies (Accounts Info) creation and alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Group

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Input: [Key] CTRL + H [Availability] At Almost all screens in Tally [Functionality]

Output: To view the Support Centre

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Input: [Key] CTRL + I [Availability] At Stock Group/ Stock Categories/ Stock Items/ Reorder Levels/ Godowns/ Voucher Types / Units of Measure ( Inventory Info) creation/alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Stock Items

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Input: [Key] Ctrl + Alt + I [Availability] At all menu screens [Functionality]

Output: To import statutory masters

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Input: [Key] CTRL + K [Availability] At Almost all screens in Tally [Functionality]

Output: To Login as Remote Tally.NET User

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Input: [Key] CTRL + L [Availability] At Groups/Ledgers/Cost Centres/ Budgets/Scenarios/Voucher Types/ Currencies (Accounts Info) creation and alteration screen At the creation and alteration of Vouchers [Functionality]

Output: To select the Ledger To mark a Voucher as Optional

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Input: [Key] CTRL + O [Availability] At Stock Group/ Stock Categories/ Stock Items/ Reorder Levels/ Godowns/ Voucher Types / Units of Measure ( Inventory Info) creation/alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Godowns

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Input: [Key] CTRL + Q [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY. [Functionality]

Output: To abandon a form – wherever you use this key combination, it quits that screen without making any changes to it.

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Input: [Key] CTRL + R [Availability] At creation/alteration of voucher screen [Functionality]

Output: To repeat narration in the same voucher type

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Input: [Key] CTRL + Alt + R [Availability] From Gateway of Tally screen [Functionality]

Output: Rewrite data for a Company

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Input: [Key] CTRL + S [Availability] At Stock Voucher Report and Godown Voucher Report [Functionality]

Output: Allows you to alter Stock Item master

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Input: [Key] CTRL + U [Availability] At Stock Groups/ Stock Categories/ Stock Items/ Reorder Levels/ Godowns/ Voucher Types / Units of Measure ( Inventory Info) creation/alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Units

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Input: [Key] CTRL + V [Availability] At Groups/Ledgers/Cost Centres/ Budgets/Scenarios/Voucher Types/ Currencies (Accounts Info) creation and alteration screen At creation of Sales/Purchase Voucher screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Voucher Types To toggle between Invoice and Voucher

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Input: [Key] ALT + F1 [Availability] At all menu screens At almost all report screens At almost all screens in TALLY At the Inventory/ Payroll voucher creation or alteration screen. [Functionality]

Output: To close a company To view detailed report To explode a line into its details To select Inventory vouchers to alter

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Input: [Key] ALT + F2 [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To change the period

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Input: [Key] ALT + F3 [Availability] At Gateway of Tally screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the company info menu To create/alter/shut a Company

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Input: [Key] ALT + F4 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: To select the Purchase Order Voucher Type

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Input: [Key] ALT + F5 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens At almost all report screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To select the Sales Order Voucher Type To view monthly and quarterly report

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Input: [Key] ALT + F6 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: To select the Rejection Out Voucher Type To change the Sales Order Voucher Type

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Input: [Key] ALT + F7 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens At Tally Audit Listing screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Stock Journal Voucher Type To accept all the Audit lists

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Input: [Key] ALT + F8 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens At Ledger Voucher screen [Functionality]

Output: To select the Delivery Note Voucher Type To view the Columnar report

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Input: [Key] ALT + F9 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: To select the Receipt Note Voucher Type

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Input: [Key] ALT + F10 [Availability] At Accounting / Inventory Voucher creation and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: To select the Physical Stock Voucher Type

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Input: [Key] ALT + F12 [Availability] At almost all report screens [Functionality]

Output: To filter the information based on monetary value

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Input: [Key] Ctrl + F1 [Availability] At the Accounting/Inventory Voucher creation or alteration screen [Functionality]

Output: To select payroll vouchers for alteration

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Input: [Key] CTRL + ALT + F12 [Availability] At Gateway of Tally [Functionality]

Output: Advanced Configuration

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Input: [Key] PgUp [Availability] At voucher entry and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: Display previous voucher during voucher entry/alter

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Input: [Key] PgDn [Availability] At voucher entry and alteration screens [Functionality]

Output: Display next voucher during voucher entry/alter

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Input: [Key] ENTER [Availability] You have to use this key at most areas in TALLY At the receivables report – press Enter at a pending bill to get transactions relating to this bill (e.g., original sale bill, receipts and payments against this bill, etc) [Functionality]

Output: To accept anything you type into a field. To accept a voucher or master To get a report with further details of an item in a report

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Input: [Key] ESC [Availability] At almost all screens in TALLY [Functionality]

Output: To remove what you typed into a field To come out of a screen To indicate you do not want to accept a voucher or master

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Input: [Key] SHIFT + ENTER [Availability] At Voucher Register screen and Trial Balance report [Functionality]

Output: Collapse next level details

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Input: [Key] SHIFT + ENTER [Availability] In almost all Reports: At a Group/Stock Group/Cost Category/Godowns /Stock Category – displays Sub Groups and Ledgers/Stock Items/Cost Centres/Secondary Godowns/Secondary Stock Categories At a Voucher – displays its entries and narration At a Stock Item- displays its godowns and batch details At Voucher Register screen – displays the next level details At Trial Balance report - displays the next level details [Functionality]

Output: To explode a line into its details

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Input: [Key] CTRL + ENTER [Availability] At voucher entry and alteration screens At all reports [Functionality]

Output: To alter a master while making an entry or viewing a report

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Input: [Directory] bin [Content]

Output: Essential command binaries


Input: [Directory] boot [Content]

Output: Static files of the boot loader


Input: [Directory] dev [Content]

Output: Device files


Input: [Directory] etc [Content]

Output: Host-specific system configuration


Input: [Directory] home [Content]

Output: User home directories


Input: [Directory] lib [Content]

Output: Essential shared libraries and kernel modules


Input: [Directory] media [Content]

Output: Contains mount points for replaceable media


Input: [Directory] mnt [Content]

Output: Mount point for mounting a file system temporarily


Input: [Directory] proc [Content]

Output: Virtual directory for system information (2.4 and 2.6 kernels)


Input: [Directory] root [Content]

Output: Home directory for the root user


Input: [Directory] sbin [Content]

Output: Essential system binaries


Input: [Directory] sys [Content]

Output: Virtual directory for system information (2.6 kernels)


Input: [Directory] tmp [Content]

Output: Temporary files


Input: [Directory] usr [Content]

Output: Secondary hierarchy


Input: [Directory] var [Content]

Output: Variable data


Input: [Directory] srv [Content]

Output: Data for services provided by the system


Input: [Directory] opt [Content]

Output: Add-on application software packages


Input: [Variable Name] $HOME [Function]

Output: points to the location of your home directory in the filesystem


Input: [Variable Name] $BSCRATCH [Function]

Output: points to the location of your projectb scratch directory in the filesystem


Input: [Variable Name] $GSCRATCH [Function]

Output: points to the location of your global scratch directory in the filesystem


Input: [Variable Name] $SCRATCH [Function]

Output: points to the "best" scratch directory you have access to on the current system; note this is very context dependent. In most cases, it is strongly recommended you use $BSCRATCH or $GSCRATCH.


Input: [Variable Name] $NERSC_HOST [Function]

Output: identifies the NERSC system environment you are presently using


Input: [Variable Name] $TMPDIR [Function]

Output: location of current temporary space. In an ssh-interactive session TMPDIR will point to $SCRATCH. In a batch-scheduled job, TMPDIR will point to a special job directory on the node local disk. TMPDIR should always be used when writing job-specific data on the compute nodes.


Input: [Style Name] noborder [Result]

Output: Takes the grey border off the table.

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Input: [Style Name] alluppercase [Result]

Output: Takes normal text and uppercases it.

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Input: [Style Name] lower [Result]

Output: Takes normal text and lower cases it.

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Input: [Style Name] list2column [Result]

Output: Makes a list appear across two columns.

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Input: [Style Name] list3column [Result]

Output: Makes a list appear across three columns.

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Input: [Style Name] list2column-no-bullets [Result]

Output: Makes a list appear across two columns without the bullets showing.

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Input: [Style Name] list3column-no-bullets [Result]

Output: Makes a list appear across three columns without the bullets showing.

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Input: [0] Function [1] Argument Type [2] Return Type [3]

Output: Description

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Input: [0] REGEXP_LIKE(expression,pattern[,match_parameter]) [1] expression is a string expression that serves as the search value. pattern is the regular expression. For a listing of the operators you can specify in pattern, refer to java.util.regex.Matcher.Pattern. match_parameter is a text literal that lets you change the default matching behavior of the function. You can specify one or more of the following values for match_parameter: 'i' specifies case-insensitive matching. 'c' specifies case-sensitive matching. 'n' allows the period (.), which is the match-any-character wildcard character, to match the newline character. If you omit this parameter, then the period does not match the newline character. 'm' treats the source string as multiple lines. HXTT Access interprets ^ and $ as the start and end, respectively, of any line anywhere in the source string, rather than only at the start or end of the entire source string. If you omit this parameter, then HXTT Access treats the source string as a single line. 'x' ignores whitespace characters. By default, whitespace characters match themselves. If you specify multiple contradictory values, then HXTT Access uses the last value. For example, if you specify 'ic', then HXTT Access uses case-sensitive matching. If you specify a character other than those shown above, then HXTT Access will ignore it. If you omit match_parameter, then: The default case sensitivity is determined by the value of the caseInsensitive connection property. A period (.) does not match the newline character. The source string is treated as a single line. [2] return true if it find one subsequence matches the pattern. [3]

Output: REGEXP_LIKE is similar to the LIKE condition, except REGEXP_LIKE performs regular expression matching instead of the simple pattern matching performed by LIKE. This condition evaluates strings using characters as defined by the charSet connection property.

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Input: [0] REGEXP_REPLACE(source_expression,pattern[, cReplacement[, nStartOccurrence [, nNumberOfOccurrences[,match_parameter]]]]) [1] source_expression is a string expression that serves as the search value. pattern is the regular expression. IFor a listing of the operators you can specify in pattern, refer to java.util.regex.Matcher.Pattern. cReplacement may contain references to subsequences captured during the previous match: Each occurrence of $g will be replaced by the result of evaluating group(g). The first number after the $ is always treated as part of the group reference. Subsequent numbers are incorporated into g if they would form a legal group reference. Only the numerals '0' through '9' are considered as potential components of the group reference. If the second group matched the string "foo", for example, then passing the replacement string "$2bar" would cause "foobar" to be appended to the string buffer. A dollar sign ($) may be included as a literal in the replacement string by preceding it with a backslash (\$). nStartOccurrence is a positive integer indicating the character of source_expression where HXTT Access should begin the search. The default is 1, meaning that HXTT Accessbegins the search at the first character of source_expression. nNumberOfOccurrences is a nonnegative integer indicating the occurrence of the replace operation: If you specify 0, then HXTT Access replaces all occurrences of the match. If you specify a positive integer n, then HXTT Access replaces the nth occurrence. If occurrence is greater than 1, then the database searches for the second occurrence beginning with the first character following the first occurrence of pattern, and so forth. This behavior is different from the INSTR function, which begins its search for the second occurrence at the second character of the first occurrence. match_parameter is a text literal that lets you change the default matching behavior of the function. You can specify one or more of the following values for match_parameter: 'i' specifies case-insensitive matching. 'c' specifies case-sensitive matching. 'n' allows the period (.), which is the match-any-character wildcard character, to match the newline character. If you omit this parameter, then the period does not match the newline character. 'm' treats the source string as multiple lines. HXTT Access interprets ^ and $ as the start and end, respectively, of any line anywhere in the source string, rather than only at the start or end of the entire source string. If you omit this parameter, then HXTT Access treats the source string as a single line. 'x' ignores whitespace characters. By default, whitespace characters match themselves. If you specify multiple contradictory values, then HXTT Access uses the last value. For example, if you specify 'ic', then HXTT Access uses case-sensitive matching. If you specify a character other than those shown above, then HXTT Access will ignore it. If you omit match_parameter, then: The default case sensitivity is determined by the value of the caseInsensitive connection property. A period (.) does not match the newline character. The source string is treated as a single line. [2] searches a character expression for occurrences of a pattern, and then replaces each occurrence with a third pattern expression. [3]

Output: REGEXP_REPLACE extends the functionality of the STRTRAN function by letting you search a string for a regular expression pattern. By default, the function returns source_expression with every occurrence of the regular expression pattern replaced with replace_string. The string returned is in the same character set as source_expression.

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Input: [0] REGEXP_INSTR(source_expression,pattern[, nStartOccurrence [, nNumberOfOccurrences[,return_option,[,match_parameter[,subexpr ]]]]]) [1] source_expression is a string expression that serves as the search value. pattern is the regular expression. IFor a listing of the operators you can specify in pattern, refer to java.util.regex.Matcher.Pattern. nStartOccurrence is a positive integer indicating the character of source_expression where HXTT Access should begin the search. The default is 1, meaning that HXTT Accessbegins the search at the first character of source_expression. nNumberOfOccurrences is a nonnegative integer indicating the occurrence of the replace operation: If you specify 0, then HXTT Access replaces all occurrences of the match. If you specify a positive integer n, then HXTT Access replaces the nth occurrence. If occurrence is greater than 1, then the database searches for the second occurrence beginning with the first character following the first occurrence of pattern, and so forth. This behavior is different from the INSTR function, which begins its search for the second occurrence at the second character of the first occurrence. return_option lets you specify what HXTT Access should return in relation to the occurrence: If you specify 0, then HXTT Access returns the position of the first character of the occurrence. This is the default. If you specify 1, then HXTT Access returns the position of the character following the occurrence. match_parameter is a text literal that lets you change the default matching behavior of the function. You can specify one or more of the following values for match_parameter: 'i' specifies case-insensitive matching. 'c' specifies case-sensitive matching. 'n' allows the period (.), which is the match-any-character wildcard character, to match the newline character. If you omit this parameter, then the period does not match the newline character. 'm' treats the source string as multiple lines. HXTT Access interprets ^ and $ as the start and end, respectively, of any line anywhere in the source string, rather than only at the start or end of the entire source string. If you omit this parameter, then HXTT Access treats the source string as a single line. 'x' ignores whitespace characters. By default, whitespace characters match themselves. If you specify multiple contradictory values, then HXTT Access uses the last value. For example, if you specify 'ic', then HXTT Access uses case-sensitive matching. If you specify a character other than those shown above, then HXTT Access will ignore it. If you omit match_parameter, then: The default case sensitivity is determined by the value of the caseInsensitive connection property. A period (.) does not match the newline character. The source string is treated as a single line. For a pattern with subexpressions, the subexpr is a fragment of pattern enclosed in parentheses. Subexpressions can be nested. Subexpressions are numbered in order in which their left parentheses appear in pattern. For example, consider the following expression: 0123(((abc)(de)f)ghi)45(678) This expression has five subexpressions in the following order: "abcdefghi" followed by "abcdef", "abc", "de" and "678". If subexpr is zero, then the position of the entire substring that matches the pattern is returned. If subexpr is greater than zero, then the position of the substring fragment that corresponds to subexpression number subexpr in the matched substring is returned. If pattern does not have at least subexpr subexpressions, the function returns zero. The default value for subexpr is zero. [2] returns the position of the first character of the occurrence or the character following the occurrence. [3]

Output: REGEXP_INSTR extends the functionality of the INSTR function by letting you search a string for a regular expression pattern. It returns an integer indicating the beginning or ending position of the matched substring, depending on the value of the return_option argument. If no match is found, then the function returns 0.

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