Input: [Term] Aggregator [Examples/formats] ProQuest, Gale, Lexis Nexis [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.16 [Definition]

Output: A type of vendor that hosts content from multiple publishers, delivers content direct to customers and is paid for this service by customers

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Book [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.8 [Definition]

Output: A nonserial printed publication of any length bound in hard or soft covers or in loose-leaf format. Also called monograph. (NISO)

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Chapter [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.12 [Definition]

Output: A subdivision of a book or of some categories of reference work; usually numbered and titled.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Consortium [Examples/formats] Ohiolink [Glossary Reference Number] 3.3.4 [Definition]

Output: The consortium through which the institution or user obtained online access. A consortium is defined by a range of IP addresses that may be in specific groupings (e.g. institutes)

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Consortium member [Examples/formats] Ohio State University [Glossary Reference Number] 3.3.5 [Definition]

Output: A university, hospital or other institute that has obtained access for its users to online information resources as part of a consortium. A consortium member is defined by a subset of the Consortium's range of IP addresses.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Entry [Examples/formats] A dictionary definition [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.13 [Definition]

Output: A record of information in some categories of reference work.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Gateway [Examples/formats] SWETSwise, OCLC ECO [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.15 [Definition]

Output: An intermediary online service which does not store the items requested by the user, and which either a) refers these requests to a host or vendor site or service from which the items can be downloaded by the user, or b) requests items from the vendor site or service and delivers them to the user within the gateway environment.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Host [Examples/formats] Ingenta, HighWire [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.14 [Definition]

Output: An intermediary online service which stores items that can be downloaded by the user

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term]  HTML [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.2.7.1 [Definition]

Output: Article formatted in HTML so as to be readable by a web browser

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] IP address [Examples/formats] The IP address seen by the primary service-this may be the real end-user's IP or a proxy IP. This is always recorded, even if the authentication is not via IP address [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.3.2 [Definition]

Output: IP address of the computer on which the session is conducted

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] ISBN [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.19 [Definition]

Output: The International Standard Book Number is a unique identifier consisting of a 10-digit code allocated to the publication; it identifies the publisher, title, edition and volume number.The International Standard Book Number is a unique identifier consisting of a 10-digit code allocated to the publication; it identifies the publisher, title, edition and volume number.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Item [Examples/formats] Full text article, TOC, Abstract, Database record [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.2.1 [Definition]

Output: A uniquely identifiable piece of published work that may be original or a digest or a review of other published work. PDF, Postscript and HTML formats of the same full text article (for example), will be counted as separate items.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Item Requests [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.2.11 [Definition]

Output: Number of items requested by users as a result of a search. User requests include viewing, downloading, emailing and printing of items, where this activity can be recorded and controlled by the server rather than the browser. Turnaways will also be counted. (See 3.1.5.4)

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Licensee [Glossary Reference Number] 3.3.2 [Definition]

Output: = Subscriber (see 3.3.1 above)

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term]  PDF [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.2.7.2 [Definition]

Output: Article formatted in portable document format so as to be readable via the Adobe Acrobat reader; tends to replicate online the appearance of an article as it would appear in printed page form

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Publisher [Examples/formats] Wiley, Cambridge University Press [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.2 [Definition]

Output: An organization whose function is to commission, create, collect, validate, host and distribute information online and/or in printed form

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Reference Work [Examples/formats] Dictionary, encyclopedia, directory, manual, guide, atlas, bibliography, index. [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.9 [Definition]

Output: An authoritative source of information about a subject: used to find quick answers to questions.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Search [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.2.10 [Definition]

Output: A specific intellectual query, typically equated to submitting the search form of the online service to the server (EBSCO, abridged)

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Section [Examples/formats] Chapter, entry [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.11 [Definition]

Output: A subdivision of a book or reference work

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Service [Examples/formats] Science Direct, Academic Universe, Wiley Interscience [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.1 [Definition]

Output: A branded group of online information products from one or more vendors that can be subscribed to/licensed and searched as a complete collection, or at a lower level.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Session [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.4.2 [Definition]

Output: A successful request of an online service. It is one cycle of user activities that typically starts when a user connects to the service or database and ends by terminating activity that is either explicit (by leaving the service through exit or logout) or implicit (timeout due to user inactivity) (NISO)

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Subscriber [Glossary Reference Number] 3.3.2 [Definition]

Output: An individual or organization that pays a vendor in advance for access to a specified range of the vendor's services and/or content for a pre-determined period of time and subject to terms and conditions agreed with the vendor.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Successful request [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.2.12 [Definition]

Output: For web-server logs successful requests are those with specific return codes, as defined by NCSA

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Title [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.7 [Definition]

Output: The designation of a separate bibliographic whole, whether issued in one or several volumes, reels, discs, slides, or other parts. (NISO)

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Turnaway (Rejected Session) [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.4.4 [Definition]

Output: A turnaway (rejected session) is defined as an unsuccessful log-in to an electronic service due to exceeding the simultaneous user limit allowed by the licence

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] User [Glossary Reference Number] 3.3.7 [Definition]

Output: An individual with the right to access the online resource, usually provided by their institution, and conduct a session

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Username and Password [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.3.1 [Definition]

Output: No definition required

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Vendor [Examples/formats] Wiley, Oxford University Press [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.16 [Definition]

Output: A publisher or other online information provider who delivers its own licensed content to the customer and with whom the customer has a contractual relationship

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Volume [Examples/formats] Alpha-numeric, no leading zeros [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.23 [Definition]

Output: Numbered collection of a minimum of one journal issue; in printed form, volumes of more than one issue are not normally bound together by the publisher, but are frequently bound together in hardback by the purchasing library to aid preservation of the printed product. Books: Numbered collection of articles, chapters, or entries that is part of a larger, multi-volume work, either published together or serially.

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Term] Year [Glossary Reference Number] 3.1.1.24 [Definition]

Output: Year in which an article, item, issue or volume is first published in any medium

COUNTER - Online Usage of Electronic Resources


Input: [Name] Font Choices and Formatting Text [Type]

Output: Software

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Irlen Filters [Type]

Output: Hardware

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Mindmapping Software [Type]

Output: Software

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] QuickLink Pen [Type]

Output: Hardware

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Reading and Writing Software [Type]

Output: Software

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Scanning pen (generic) [Type]

Output: Hardware

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Software dictionaries and thesauri. [Type]

Output: Software

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Speaking Dictionary and Thesaurus [Type]

Output: Hardware

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Speech recognition software [Type]

Output: Software

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Voice Output Communication Aids (VOCAs) [Type]

Output: Software/Hardware

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Name] Windows Accessibility Options [Type]

Output: Software

Gateway - AT Classifications - Communication Impairment

Related Assistive Technology


Input: [Letter] A [Description] Use these fields to work with saved criteria. NOTE: By default, the report displays access information for the administrative departments to which you are assigned. The fields under My Criteria are primarily for non-UL users who do not have assigned departments. [Field/Button]

Output: Criteria Settings

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] B [Description] Click to change the selected departments [Field/Button]

Output: Selected Departments

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] C [Description] Click to refresh the contents of the report, using the current criteria selections [Field/Button]

Output: Refresh

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] D [Description] Use this field to search for a specific value. [Field/Button]

Output: Find

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] E, F [Description] Click values in this list and drag them to Drag and Drop Departments Here in the Selected Departments box. [Field/Button]

Output: Department List

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] G [Description] Click this to delete current values from the Selected Departments list. [Field/Button]

Output: Remove

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] H [Description] Use this drop-down list to specify the UL subjects to include in the report, e.g. FIN, HCM. [Field/Button]

Output: Subject Area

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] I [Description] Use this field to search for the uniqname of a specific individual. NOTE: Currently, you must have your department selected when searching by uniqname. [Field/Button]

Output: Uniqname

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] J [Description] Click to include access that does not fit the standard subject areas, such as FIN or HCM. An example of this type of access is WebI or InfoView. [Field/Button]

Output: Include MISC Subject Area

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [Letter] K [Description] Click to select or de-select the roles to be included in the report. NOTE: This bar only appears when the value in Subject Area is not All. [Field/Button]

Output: Selected Security Roles

ITS Administrative Computing | Groups & Communities > Student Administration Advisory Groups


Input: [File Extension] bsa [File Type] Bethesda Softworks Archive [Skyrim Directory] data [Description]

Output: This holds all of the main files used in the game and DLC, also be used by mods on Steam Workshop

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] esm [File Type] Elder Scrolls Master [Skyrim Directory] data [Description]

Output: This contains the master gamesettings, used when creating completely new objects or areas

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] esp [File Type] Elder Scrolls Plugin [Skyrim Directory] data [Description]

Output: This contains modified gamesettings, based on a master usually just Skyrim.esm

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] ess [File Type] Elder Scrolls Savegame [Skyrim Directory] mygames-saves [Description]

Output: The savegame file contains all gameworld and character data

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] txt [File Type] text [Skyrim Directory] meshes-animationdata,interface,mygames-skyrim [Description]

Output: Contains technical data that controls animations, interface, and graphics support

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] ini [File Type] text [Skyrim Directory] mygames-skyrim,skyrim [Description]

Output: contains configuration settings for the game engine

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] dds [File Type] texture [Skyrim Directory] textures [Description]

Output: Texture maps (graphics) for 3D models in the game

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] nif [File Type] 3D model [Skyrim Directory] meshes [Description]

Output: The wire mesh model for all objects in the game

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] hkx [File Type] Havock Animation [Skyrim Directory] meshes-animations [Description]

Output: all movement in the game is controlled by these files

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] png [File Type] graphics [Skyrim Directory] textures-books [Description]

Output: used exclusively for graphics inside books

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] swf [File Type] flash [Skyrim Directory] interface [Description]

Output: the Graphic User Interface is created using these files

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] pex [File Type] compiled papyrus [Skyrim Directory] scripts [Description]

Output: These control all object and character behavior in the game

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] wav [File Type] audio [Skyrim Directory] sound [Description]

Output: All ambient sounds and sound effects

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] fuz [File Type] audio [Skyrim Directory] sound-voices [Description]

Output: All voice dialogue

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] xwm [File Type] audio [Skyrim Directory] music [Description]

Output: All songs and music

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] lod [File Type] texture [Skyrim Directory] lodsettings [Description]

Output: Graphics used for very distant objects

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] strings [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] strings [Description]

Output: localization of text

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] dlstrings [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] strings [Description]

Output: localization of text

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] ilstrings [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] strings [Description]

Output: localization of text

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] bto [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] meshes [Description]

Output: unknown

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] btr [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] meshes [Description]

Output: unknown

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] btt [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] meshes [Description]

Output: unknown

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] lst [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] meshes [Description]

Output: unknown

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] tri [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] meshes [Description]

Output: unknown

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] fxp [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] shadersfx [Description]

Output: controls all graphics shaders

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] gfx [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] interface [Description]

Output: unknown

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] gid [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] grass [Description]

Output: used to dynamically generate grass

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [File Extension] seq [File Type] unknown [Skyrim Directory] seq [Description]

Output: unknown

Guide:Skyrim Installation - S.T.E.P. Project Wiki


Input: [Data Element] Foundation Donor Information - all data in Donor Database (Trade Secret) [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Fax Numbers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Email Address [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Dates relating to the Individual [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Medical Record Numbers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Health Plan Beneficiary Numbers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Account Numbers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Certificate/License Numbers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Device Identifiers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - URLs, IP Addresses [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Biometric Identifiers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Full face photographic images [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - any other unique identifier [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Telephone numbers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - Names [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Social Security number [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Driver's License number [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Passport number [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Visa number [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] State Identification Card Number [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Certificate/License number [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] All payment card data (including all credit/debit cards and cardholder information) [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Debit Card Number [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Bank Account Number or other financial account numbers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Student Loan Information [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Student Loan Information - Account Numbers [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Student Loan Information - Credit Information including Credit Scores [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Passwords, passphrases, PIN numbers, security codes, access codes [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Health Information - geographic information smaller than a state [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Student Academic Transcript [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Student Country of Birth or Citizenship [Classification]

Output: Critical

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Date of Birth/Age [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Gender [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Emergency contact [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Home Mailing Address [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Home Phone [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Ethnicity [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Military Status [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Veteran Status [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Citizenship [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Visa status [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Country of birth or citizenship [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Work Authorization (I-9) [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Job action reason (e.g. terminations or leave) [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Benefits enrollment info [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Payroll information (e.g. taxes, deductions, etc.) [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Marital Status [Classification]

Output: Restricted

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Examples: IU University ID, Preferred Name/Prior Name, Position Information, Part-time/full time indicator [Classification]

Output: University-internal

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Dates of first and last employment [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Name [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Compensation [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Job Title [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Job Description [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Business Address [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Business Telephone Number [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Previous work experience [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [Data Element] Education & Training Background [Classification]

Output: Public

Classifications of Institutional Data : Committee of Data Stewards | OVPIT


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] Minus (-) [Channel Up]

Output: Channel Down


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] Spacebar [Channel Up]

Output: Take a snapshot still image capture


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] CTRL + P [Channel Up]

Output: Snapshot print


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] CTRL + C [Channel Up]

Output: Copy to clipboard


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] CTRL + M [Channel Up]

Output: Mute sound on / off


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] CTRL + T [Channel Up]

Output: Re-size the TV window to and from Full Screen


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] Alt + Q [Channel Up]

Output: Pause the Live TV window


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] Alt + R [Channel Up]

Output: Pause-Mode stops and recording start


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] Alt + P [Channel Up]

Output: Start the Pause-function Timeshift


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] Alt + F [Channel Up]

Output: Opens the snapshot save options


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] Alt + N [Channel Up]

Output: Exit pause mode and return to Live TV mode


Input: [=] = [Plus (+)] Alt + F4 [Channel Up]

Output: Close the application


Input: [Information] Your name or an alias name. [Label]

Output: Your Name

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo Mail address. [Label]

Output: E-mail Address

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Make sure your settings match the Yahoo Mail POP settings. [Label]

Output: Server information

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo ID. [Label]

Output: User Name

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Information] Your Yahoo Account password. [Label]

Output: Password

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [or action] Select to avoid being asked for a password. [Label]

Output: Remember password

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [or action] Make sure this is clear of a checkmark. [Label]

Output: Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)

Help Central | - SLN3216 - Access Yahoo Mail in Microsoft Outlook 2007


Input: [Field] Match [Explanation] A match is reported if ALL specified words occur in a single document. [Option]

Output: All


Input: [Explanation] A match is reported if ANY specified word occur in a document. [Option]

Output: Any


Input: [Explanation] Refined search supporting and, or, and not. (e.g. car and (blue or green) not expensive) [Option]

Output: Boolean


Input: [Field] Format [Explanation] Display links and part of the text for each matching document. [Option]

Output: Long


Input: [Explanation] Display only links for each matching document. [Option]

Output: Short


Input: [Field] Sort [Explanation] Order all matches based on how closely they match the search terms. [Option]

Output: Score


Input: [Explanation] Try to order all matches so the newest come first. [Option]

Output: Time


Input: [Explanation] Try to order all matches so the oldest come first. [Option]

Output: Reverse Time


Input: [Feature] Are split into defs and impl [Def macros] Yes [Type macros] Yes [Type members]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Can have value parameters [Def macros] Yes [Type macros] Yes [Type members]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Can have type parameters [Def macros] Yes [Type macros] Yes [Type members]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] … with variance annotations [Def macros] No [Type macros] No [Type members]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] … with context bounds [Def macros] Yes [Type macros] Yes [Type members]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Can be overloaded [Def macros] Yes [Type macros] Yes [Type members]

Output: No


Input: [Feature] Can be inherited [Def macros] Yes [Type macros] Yes [Type members]

Output: Yes


Input: [Feature] Can override and be overridden [Def macros] Yes [Type macros] Yes [Type members]

Output: Yes


Input: [Keys] Push-to-talk button in TeamSpeak [Action]

Output: Direct Speech.


Input: [Keys] Caps Lock [Action]

Output: To talk on a radio.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + Caps Lock [Action]

Output: To talk on a long range radio.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + P [Action]

Output: To open the personal radio interface (the radio must be in the inventory slot). In that case if you have a number of radios - you can select the one needed. It is also possible to set the radio as active (the one that will be used for transmission). Also it is possible to load radio settings from another radio with same encryption code.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + + [/] [Action]

Output: Cycle through available shortwave radios.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + Up/Left/Right Arrow [Action]

Output: Rapid switching of shortwave stereo mode.


Input: [Keys] NUM[1-8] [Action]

Output: Rapid switching of shortwave radio channels.


Input: [Keys] ALT + P [Action]

Output: To open a long range radio interface (a long range radio must be put on your back, or you should be in a vehicle in a position of a driver, shooter, or pilot assistant). If a number of radios are available – you’ll be offered to choose one. Besides, one of them can be set as active. Also it is possible to load radio settings from another radio with same encryption code.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + ALT + [/] [Action]

Output: Cycle through available long range radios.


Input: [Keys] ALT + Up/Left/Right Arrow [Action]

Output: Rapid switching of long range stereo mode.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + NUM[1-9] [Action]

Output: Rapid switching of long range radio channels.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + TAB [Action]

Output: To change the direct speech volume. You can talk: Whispering, Normal or Yelling. Does not affect the signal volume in the radio transmission.


Input: [Keys] SHIFT + P [Action]

Output: To open an underwater transceiver interface (you should be wearing a rebreather).


Input: [Keys] CTRL + ~ [Action]

Output: To talk on underwater transceiver.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + ] [Action]

Output: Select next personal radio.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + [ [Action]

Output: Select previous personal radio.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + ALT + ] [Action]

Output: Select next long range radio.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + ALT + [ [Action]

Output: Select previous long range radio.


Input: [Keys] CTRL + [←,↑,→] [Action]

Output: Change personal radio stereo mode.


Input: [Keys] ALT + [←,↑,→] [Action]

Output: Change long range radio stereo mode.


Input: [Keys] T [Action]

Output: Transmit on additional channel of personal radio.


Input: [Keys] Y [Action]

Output: Transmit on additional channel of long range radio.


Input: [Keys] ESC [Action]

Output: To exit from the radio interface.


Input: [Parameter] _rcvbuf [Input type] UPD [Description]

Output: Read only. A number that specifies the size of the socket receive buffer, in bytes. This parameter is valid for UDP inputs, but is deprecated elsewhere.

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Input: [Parameter] _TCP_ROUTING [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that contains a list of TCP forwarding groups, as specified in the outputs.conf configuration file.

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Input: [Parameter] baseline [Input type] Windows Registry [Description]

Output: A Boolean that specifies whether to establish a baseline value for the registry keys (1 means yes, 0 means no).

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Input: [Parameter] blacklist [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a regular expression (regex) for a file path. File paths that match this expression are not indexed.

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Input: [Parameter] Bytes Indexed [Input type] oneshot [Description]

Output: Read only. A number that indicates the total number of bytes that were read and sent to the pipeline for indexing from a oneshot input. This total includes the uncompressed byte count from a source file that is compressed on disk.

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Input: [Parameter] check-index [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether to check the "index" value to ensure that it is the name of a valid index.

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Input: [Parameter] check-path [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether to check the "name" value to ensure that it exists.

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Input: [Parameter] cipherSuite [Input type] TCP ssl [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that contains a list of acceptable ciphers to use in SSL.

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Input: [Parameter] classes [Input type] WMI [Description]

Output: A string that contains a valid WMI class name.

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Input: [Parameter] connection_host [Input type] TCP cooked, TCP raw, UPD [Description]

Output: An enum that sets the host for the remote server that is sending data. Valid values are "ip" (uses the IP address), "dns" (uses the reverse DNS entry for the IP address), and "none" (uses the host as specified in the inputs.conf configuration file, which is typically the Splunk Enterprise system hostname).

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Input: [Parameter] connection [Input type] TCP cooked, TCP raw [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that contains the IP address and port of the source connecting to this input port.

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Input: [Parameter] counters [Input type] Windows perfmon [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a set of counters to monitor. An asterisk ("*") is equivalent to all counters.

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Input: [Parameter] crc-salt [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A string that is used to force Splunk Enterprise to index files that have a matching cyclic redundancy check (CRC).

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Input: [Parameter] disabled [Input type] AD, monitor, script, TCP cooked, TCP raw, TCP SSL, Windows Registry, WMI [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether a given item (monitoring stanza, input, script, monitor input, or collection) has been disabled.

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Input: [Parameter] eai:attributes [Input type] monitor, oneshot, script, TCP cooked, TCP raw, UDP [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that contains the metadata for this input.

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Input: [Parameter] endtime [Input type] script [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that contains the time when the script stopped running.

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Input: [Parameter] fields [Input type] WMI [Description]

Output: A string that specifies properties (fields) to gather from the given WMI class.

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Input: [Parameter] filecount [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: Read only. A number that indicates how many files are being monitored.

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Input: [Parameter] followTail [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether files that are seen for the first time are read from the end.

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Input: [Parameter] group [Input type] script, TCP cooked, TCP raw, UDP [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that contains the OS group of commands. A value of "listenerports" is used for listening ports.

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Input: [Parameter] hive [Input type] Windows Registry [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the registry hive under which to monitor for changes.

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Input: [Parameter] host_regex [Input type] monitor, oneshot [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a regular expression (regex) to use for extracting a "host" field from the path. If the path matches this regular expression, the captured value is used to populate the "host" field for events from this data input. The regular expression must have one capture group.

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Input: [Parameter] host_segment [Input type] monitor, oneshot [Description]

Output: A string that contains the specified slash-separate segment of the file path as the value of the "host" field.

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Input: [Parameter] host [Input type] oneshot, monitor, script, TCP cooked, TCP raw, UPD [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the host from which the indexer gets event data. This parameter corresponds to the "host" field.

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Input: [Parameter] hosts [Input type] Windows event log [Description]

Output: A string that contains a comma-separated list of additional hosts to use for monitoring. The first host should be set with the "lookup_host" parameter, and any additional hosts should be set using this parameter.

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Input: [Parameter] ignore-older-than [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a time value indicating the rolling time window. When the modification time of a file being monitored falls outside of this rolling time window, the file is no longer monitored.

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Input: [Parameter] index [Input type] AD, monitor. oneshot, script, TCP raw, UPD, Windows event log, Windows perfmon, Windows Registry, WMI [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the index that stores events from this input.

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Input: [Parameter] instances [Input type] Windows perfmon, WMI [Description]

Output: A string that contains a set of counter instances to monitor. An asterisk ("*") is equivalent to all instances.

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Input: [Parameter] interval [Input type] script, Windows perfmon, WMI [Description]

Output: A string that contains the number of seconds or a cron schedule that specifies the interval at which to run a script, poll performance counters, or query WMI providers.

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Input: [Parameter] logs [Input type] Windows event log [Description]

Output: A string that contains a comma-separated list of event log names from which to gather event data.

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Input: [Parameter] lookup_host [Input type] Windows event log, WMI [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the host from which to gather event data.

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Input: [Parameter] monitorSubnode [Input type] Windows Registry [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether the Windows Registry input monitors all sub-nodes under a given hive.

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Input: [Parameter] monitorSubtree [Input type] AD [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether to monitor the subtrees of a given directory tree path (1 means yes, 0 means no).

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Input: [Parameter] name [Input type] AD, monitor, oneshot, script, TCP cooked, TCP raw, TCP SSL, UPD, Windows event log, Windows perfmon, Windows Registry, WMI [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the name of the input based on the type: Active Directory: The name of the configuration for a specific domain controller. Monitor: The file or directory path to monitor. Oneshot: The path to the file to index. Script: The name of the script. TCP cooked: The port number of the input. TCP raw: The port number of the input. UDP: The port number of the input. Windows event log: The name of the collection. Windows Perfmon: The name of the collection. Windows Registry: The name of the configuration stanza. WMI: The name of the collection.

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Input: [Parameter] no_appending_timestamp [Input type] UPD [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether to prevent Splunk Enterprise from prepending a timestamp and hostname to incoming events.

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Input: [Parameter] no_priority_stripping [Input type] UPD [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether to prevent Splunk Enterprise from removing the "priority" field from incoming syslog events.

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Input: [Parameter] object [Input type] Windows perfmon [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a valid performance monitor object (for example, "Process", "Server", or "PhysicalDisk").

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Input: [Parameter] passAuth [Input type] script [Description]

Output: A string that contains a username specifying the user to run the script under. Splunk Enterprise generates an authorization token for the user and passes it to the script.

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Input: [Parameter] password [Input type] TCP SSL [Description]

Output: A string that contains the certificate password.

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Input: [Parameter] proc [Input type] Windows Registry [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a regular expression (regex). Changes are only collected for process names that match this expression.

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Input: [Parameter] queue [Input type] TCP raw, UPD [Description]

Output: An enum that specifies where to deposit the events that are read by the input processor. Valid values are "parsingQueue" (apply values from the props.conf configuration file and other parsing rules to your data) and "indexQueue" (send your data directly into the index).

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Input: [Parameter] rawTcpDoneTimeout [Input type] TCP raw [Description]

Output: A number that specifies, in seconds, the timeout value for adding a Done key. If a connection over the port specified by name remains idle after receiving data for the specified number of seconds, it adds a Done key, implying the last event has been completely received.

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Input: [Parameter] recursive [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether to monitor any subdirectories within the data input.

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Input: [Parameter] rename-source [Input type] monitor, oneshot, script [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a name for the "source" field for events from this data input. The same source should not be used for multiple data inputs.

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Input: [Parameter] requireClientCert [Input type] TCP SSL [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether a client is required to authenticate.

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Input: [Parameter] restrictToHost [Input type] TCP cooked, TCP raw, UPD [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a host to which incoming connections on this port are restricted.

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Input: [Parameter] rootCA [Input type] TCP SSL [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the path to the root certificate authority file.

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Input: [Parameter] script [Input type] script [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the path to the script to restart. This path must match an existing scripted input that has already been configured.

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Input: [Parameter] server [Input type] WMI [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a comma-separated list of additional servers to gather data from. Use this parameter when you need to gather data from more than one server.

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Input: [Parameter] serverCert [Input type] TCP SSL [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a full path to the server certificate.

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Input: [Parameter] servername [Input type] TCP cooked, TCP raw [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that specifies the server name of the source connecting to this port.

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Input: [Parameter] Size [Input type] oneshot [Description]

Output: Read only. A number that specifies the size of the source file, in bytes.

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Input: [Parameter] source [Input type] script, TCP raw, UPD, Windows perfmon [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the source for this input, which corresponds to the "source" field. The same source should not be used for multiple data inputs.

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Input: [Parameter] Sources Indexed [Input type] oneshot [Description]

Output: Read only. Indicates the number of sources read from a file in a compressed format, such as TAR or ZIP. A value of 0 means the source file was not compressed.

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Input: [Parameter] sourcetype [Input type] monitor, oneshot, script, TCP raw, UPD, Windows perfmon [Description]

Output: A string that specifies the source type for events from this input, which corresponds to the "sourcetype" field. The source type of an event is the format of the data input from which it originates, such as access_combined or cisco_syslog. The source type also determines how Splunk Enterprise formats your data.

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Input: [Parameter] Spool Time [Input type] oneshot [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that specifies the time the request was made to read the source file.

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Input: [Parameter] SSL [Input type] TCP cooked, TCP raw [Description]

Output: A Boolean that indicates whether SSL is configured.

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Input: [Parameter] startingNode [Input type] AD [Description]

Output: A string that specifies where in the Active Directory tree to start monitoring. If a value is not specified, Splunk Enterprise attempts to start monitoring at the root of the directory tree.

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Input: [Parameter] starttime [Input type] script [Description]

Output: Read only. A string that specifies the time when the script was run.

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Input: [Parameter] targetDc [Input type] AD [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a fully-qualified domain name of a valid, network-accessible domain controller. If a value is not specified, Splunk Enterprise will obtain the domain controller from the local computer.

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Input: [Parameter] time-before-close [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A number that specifies the minimum number of seconds to keep a file open when Splunk Enterprise reaches the end of a file that is being read. After this period has elapsed, the file is checked again for more data.

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Input: [Parameter] type [Input type] Windows Registry [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a regular expression (regex) for the types of registry events to monitor.

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Input: [Parameter] whitelist [Input type] monitor [Description]

Output: A string that specifies a regular expression (regex) for a file path. Only those file paths that match this expression are indexed.

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Input: [Name] route [Expires] Session [Purpose]

Output: Identify upstream source


Input: [Name] JSESSIONID [Expires] Session [Purpose]

Output: Identify upstream source


Input: [Name] _isMobileDevice [Expires] Session [Purpose]

Output: Identify upstream source


Input: [Name] www.dealmonster.co.uk_groupBuyId [Expires] Session [Purpose]

Output: Site Operation


Input: [Name] www.dealmonster.co.uk_categoryId [Expires] Session [Purpose]

Output: Site Operation


Input: [Name] imshopping [Expires] 30 Days [Purpose]

Output: Site Operation


Input: [Name] www.dealmonster.co.uk_splashIgnored [Expires] Session [Purpose]

Output: Site Operation


Input: [Name] 208444_trac_visited_channe [Expires] Session [Purpose]

Output: Site Operation and Analytics


Input: [Parameters] cid [Type] String [Description] the organization that user wants to access [Requirement]

Output: required


Input: [Parameters] format [Type] String [Description] defines the response’s format:xml or json [Requirement]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameters] query [Type] String [Description] defines the full text search keyword [Requirement]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameters] entities [Type] String [Description] specify the item classes that will be searched [Requirement]

Output: required


Input: [Parameters] itemsPerPage [Type] Integer [Description] items per page. Default value is 10 [Requirement]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameters] page [Type] Integer [Description] page number. Default value is 1 [Requirement]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameters] orderby [Type] String [Description] order the results by a selected property [Requirement]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameters] order [Type] ASC | DESC [Description] decides the order to be ascending or descending. Default value is ASC. It works together with orderby [Requirement]

Output: optional


Input: [Parameters] lazy [Type] Boolean [Description] decides the nested properties should be loaded or not. Default value is true [Requirement]

Output: optional


Input: [Name] Ttest_pvalue [Type]

Output: stringconstant

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Input: [Name] GoTermFinder_pvalue [Type]

Output: stringconstant

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Input: [Name] getNamesUsingXPath [Description] Parses the measurement names of microarray datasets from the XML output from maxdBrowse [Type]

Output: local

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Input: [Name] flatten [Description] Removes a layer of lists [Type]

Output: local

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Input: [Name] performT_tests [Description] This R script performs a series of t-tests for each gene expression level between its 2 input data sets. [Type]

Output: rshell

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Input: [Name] mergeOutput1 [Description] Merges the selected input data sets into a single data set [Type]

Output: beanshell

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Input: [Name] createFinalCSV [Description] Creates a text file in CSV format contain a list of the all the differentially expressed genes identified by the R script. [Type]

Output: beanshell

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Input: [Name] cleanCSV [Description] Removes unneccesary prefix text in the affy identifiers from the CSV file output generated by the R script [Type]

Output: beanshell

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Input: [Name] createGeneList [Description] Create a list of genes for analysis by the GOTermFinder service. Spurious genes are removed including those which have been annotated as questioable and hypothetical and therefore will not have a GO term asscoiated with them. [Type]

Output: beanshell

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Input: [Name] selectTestData [Description] Uses Java Swing classes to enable the user to select data sets for t-test analysis [Type]

Output: beanshell

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Input: [Name] getAffyIds [Description] Parses the affy identifiers from the CSV file [Type]

Output: beanshell

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Input: [Name] mergeOutput2 [Description] Combines the selected data sets into a single data set [Type]

Output: beanshell

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Input: [Name] selectControlData [Description] Uses Java Swing classes to enable the user to select data sets for t-test analysis [Type]

Output: beanshell

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Input: [Name] getMeasurementNames [Description] Querys the maxdload database using maxdBrowse to obtain a list of measurement names from the big experiment data stored there [Type]

Output: arbitrarywsdl

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Input: [Name] queryMaxd1 [Description] Will take a list of Gene names, a list of Measurement names and a list of Column Types and produce a table. All values are coloured in relation to the a reference. In the list of Measurement names, the first Measurement listed is taken to be the reference. Formatted as text. [Type]

Output: arbitrarywsdl

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Input: [Name] getGeneName [Description] Gets the gene name for a given yeast open reading frame number [Type]

Output: arbitrarywsdl

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Input: [Name] analyseGenesPDFOutput [Description] Analyses a list of genenames using the GOTermFinder service [Type]

Output: arbitrarywsdl

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Input: [Name] getTargetDescription [Description] Gets a description of a given affy identifer using the YeastAffymapper service [Type]

Output: arbitrarywsdl

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Input: [Name] getTranscriptId [Description] Gets the open reading frame number for a given affy identifier [Type]

Output: arbitrarywsdl

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Input: [Name] queryMaxd2 [Description] Will take a list of Gene names, a list of Measurement names and a list of Column Types and produce a table. All values are coloured in relation to the a reference. In the list of Measurement names, the first Measurement listed is taken to be the reference. Formatted as text. [Type]

Output: arbitrarywsdl

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Input: [Flag] -optL option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the literate pre-processor


Input: [Flag] -optP option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to cpp (with -cpp only)


Input: [Flag] -optF option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the custom pre-processor


Input: [Flag] -optc option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the C compiler


Input: [Flag] -optlo option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the LLVM optimiser


Input: [Flag] -optlc option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the LLVM compiler


Input: [Flag] -optm option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the mangler


Input: [Flag] -opta option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the assembler


Input: [Flag] -optl option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the linker


Input: [Flag] -optdll option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to the DLL generator


Input: [Flag] -optwindres option [Static/Dynamic] dynamic [Reverse] - [Description]

Output: pass option to windres.


Input: [Constant] TYPE_INTEGER [Value] 1 [Function]

Output: Indicates that the list entry is holding an integer.


Input: [Constant] TYPE_FLOAT [Value] 2 [Function]

Output: Indicates that the list entry is holding a float.


Input: [Constant] TYPE_STRING [Value] 3 [Function]

Output: Indicates that the list entry is holding a string.


Input: [Constant] TYPE_KEY [Value] 4 [Function]

Output: Indicates that the list entry is holding a key.


Input: [Constant] TYPE_VECTOR [Value] 5 [Function]

Output: Indicates that the list entry is holding a vector.


Input: [Constant] TYPE_ROTATION [Value] 6 [Function]

Output: Indicates that the list entry is holding a rotation.


Input: [Constant] TYPE_INVALID [Value] 0 [Function]

Output: Indicates that this wasn't a valid list entry. Occurs when passing an index greater than the length of the list or less than the negative length of the list.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact Name [Field Type] varchar(250) [% blank] 95.48 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The name of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact Email [Field Type] varchar(100) [% blank] 95.58 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The Email address of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact Phone [Field Type] varchar(20) [% blank] 95.58 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The phone number of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact Phone Ext [Field Type] varchar(10) [% blank] 99.39 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The phone extension of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact Street 1 [Field Type] varchar(60) [% blank] 95.62 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The first line in the street address of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact Street 2 [Field Type] varchar(60) [% blank] 99.36 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The second line in the street address of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact Street 3 [Field Type] varchar(60) [% blank] 99.83 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The third line in the street address of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact City [Field Type] varchar(35) [% blank] 95.48 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The city in the address of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact State [Field Type] char(2) [% blank] 95.50 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The postal state abbreviation in the address of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Data Field] Infrastructure Contact Postal Code [Field Type] varchar(9) [% blank] 95.55 [Level of Detail] All [Description]

Output: The postal code (in the U.S., a Zip code) in the address of a contact person for an infrastructure project. For grants and loans only.


Input: [Command] m [What it Does]

Output: displays help


Input: [Command] p [What it Does]

Output: displays the current partition table


Input: [Command] d [What it Does]

Output: deletes a partition


Input: [Command] n [What it Does]

Output: creates a new partition


Input: [Command] w [What it Does]

Output: writes the partition table to disk


Input: [Command] t [What it Does]

Output: sets the anticipated file system type for the partition


Input: [Command] l [What it Does]

Output: displays the list of file system types for partitions


Input: [Command] q [What it Does]

Output: quits fdisk without altering the disk


Input: [Description] Dynamically calls a function in a DLL. [Function]

Output: DllCall


Input: [Description] Dynamically calls a function at a specific memory address. [Function]

Output: DllCallAddress


Input: [Description] Frees a previously created handle created with DllCallbackRegister. [Function]

Output: DllCallbackFree


Input: [Description] Returns the pointer to a callback function that can be passed to the Win32 API. [Function]

Output: DllCallbackGetPtr


Input: [Description] Creates a user-defined DLL Callback function. [Function]

Output: DllCallbackRegister


Input: [Description] Closes a previously opened DLL. [Function]

Output: DllClose


Input: [Description] Opens a DLL file for use in DllCall. [Function]

Output: DllOpen


Input: [Description] Creates a C/C++ style structure to be used in DllCall. [Function]

Output: DllStructCreate


Input: [Description] Returns the data of an element of the struct. [Function]

Output: DllStructGetData


Input: [Description] Returns the pointer to the struct or an element in the struct. [Function]

Output: DllStructGetPtr


Input: [Description] Returns the size of the struct in bytes. [Function]

Output: DllStructGetSize


Input: [Description] Sets the data of an element in the struct. [Function]

Output: DllStructSetData


Input: [Description] Terminates a named process. [Function]

Output: ProcessClose


Input: [Description] Checks to see if a specified process exists. [Function]

Output: ProcessExists


Input: [Description] Returns an array about Memory or IO infos of a running process. [Function]

Output: ProcessGetStats


Input: [Description] Returns an array listing the currently running processes (names and PIDs). [Function]

Output: ProcessList


Input: [Description] Changes the priority of a process. [Function]

Output: ProcessSetPriority


Input: [Description] Pauses script execution until a given process exists. [Function]

Output: ProcessWait


Input: [Description] Pauses script execution until a given process does not exist. [Function]

Output: ProcessWaitClose


Input: [Description] Runs an external program. [Function]

Output: Run


Input: [Description] Runs an external program under the context of a different user. [Function]

Output: RunAs


Input: [Description] Runs an external program under the context of a different user and pauses script execution until the program finishes. [Function]

Output: RunAsWait


Input: [Description] Runs an external program and pauses script execution until the program finishes. [Function]

Output: RunWait


Input: [Description] Runs an external program using the ShellExecute API. [Function]

Output: ShellExecute


Input: [Description] Runs an external program using the ShellExecute API and pauses script execution until it finishes. [Function]

Output: ShellExecuteWait


Input: [Description] Shuts down the system. [Function]

Output: Shutdown


Input: [Description] Reads from the STDERR stream of a previously run child process. [Function]

Output: StderrRead


Input: [Description] Writes a number of characters to the STDIN stream of a previously run child process. [Function]

Output: StdinWrite


Input: [Description] Closes all resources associated with a process previously run with STDIO redirection. [Function]

Output: StdioClose


Input: [Description] Reads from the STDOUT stream of a previously run child process. [Function]

Output: StdoutRead


Input: [Desc] Numeric data DECIMAL [Default PHP Native Type] string (PHP int is limited) [Propel Type]

Output: NUMERIC


Input: [Desc] Decimal data DECIMAL [Default PHP Native Type] string (PHP int is limited) [Propel Type]

Output: DECIMAL


Input: [Desc] Tiny integer TINYINT [Default PHP Native Type] int [Propel Type]

Output: TINYINT


Input: [Desc] Small integer SMALLINT [Default PHP Native Type] int [Propel Type]

Output: SMALLINT


Input: [Desc] Integer INTEGER [Default PHP Native Type] int [Propel Type]

Output: INTEGER


Input: [Desc] Large integer BIGINT [Default PHP Native Type] string (PHP int is limited) [Propel Type]

Output: BIGINT


Input: [Desc] Real number REAL [Default PHP Native Type] double [Propel Type]

Output: REAL


Input: [Desc] Floating point number FLOAT [Default PHP Native Type] double [Propel Type]

Output: FLOAT


Input: [Desc] Floating point number DOUBLE [Default PHP Native Type] double [Propel Type]

Output: DOUBLE


Input: [Default] button [Description] Have the DatePicker appear automatically when the field receives focus ('focus'), [Option]

Output: showOn


Input: [Default] @{#ConfigProperties['krad.externalizable.images.url']} cal.gif [Description] The URL for the popup button image. If set, buttonText becomes the alt value and is not directly displayed. [Option]

Output: buttonImage


Input: [Default] true [Description] Set to true to place an image after the field to use as the trigger without it appearing on a button. [Option]

Output: buttonImageOnly


Input: [Default] slideDown [Description] Set the name of the animation used to show/hide the DatePicker. [Option]

Output: showAnim


Input: [Default] true [Description] Whether to show the button panel. [Option]

Output: showButtonPanel


Input: [Default] true [Description] Allows you to change the month by selecting from a drop-down list. [Option]

Output: changeMonth


Input: [Default] true [Description] Allows you to change the year by selecting from a drop-down list. [Option]

Output: changeYear


Input: [Mandatory?] yes [description] The heading of the column [parameter]

Output: heading or unnamed first parameter


Input: [Mandatory?] no [Default] false [description] instead of setting a metadata value, add the selected label [parameter]

Output: uselabels


Input: [Mandatory?] no [description] instead of listing the value, use the given users group to select from a list of users. Use all for listing all the users [parameter]

Output: usersgroup


Input: [Mandatory?] no [description] width of the column [parameter]

Output: width


Input: [Mandatory?] no [description] the style sheet (CSS) class to use for the cells [parameter]

Output: class


Input: [Mandatory?] no [Default] false [description] whether or not the column is read-only [parameter]

Output: readonly


Input: [Mandatory?] no [Default] S [description] Type of value to be used to sort the table by this column. Values could be any of A, C, D, F, I, S, as defined in the Table Plugin [parameter]

Output: sorttype


Input: [Mandatory?] no [Default] rows [description] Determines where to store the value. Use rows to store the values for this column into the pages representing each row (metadata value name is ), or checklist to store the values into the page containing the checklist (metadata value name is .) [parameter]

Output: store


Input: [description] If no usersgroup is given, the options to select from have to be defined as part of the body. Each line of the body define an option. Each option could have a different value from the actual caption by defining it as | [parameter]

Output: macro body


Input: [status] prepared [explanation]

Output: The state every payment is in right after successful creation.


Input: [status] expired [explanation]

Output: If your customer doesn't start the payment process within 4 hours the payment becomes expired. It will silently be cleaned up later. This is totally normal! To change ones mind is very human.


Input: [status] in_progress [explanation]

Output: This means the payment process is going on right now. If for instance your customer needs to be on the phone for 50 seconds in order to complete the payment, during those 50 seconds the payment is in_progress. This state also occurs in text message based payments. There it means the customer has sent the message, we've sent (a) premium message(s) back to the customer and we're awaiting Delivery Reports to be sure the customer will be billed. For text-messages that phase should be short, but can be long under certain circumstances. Some of our suppliers retry internally if a first attempt fails. During this phase the payment is in_progress.


Input: [status] paused [explanation]

Output: This state only occurs in phone based payments of the subtype 'pay per minute', and only when the customer hangs up too early or is disconnected somehow. Luckily, the customer can redial and only has to call for the remaining seconds. The instructions we provide indicate this clearly.


Input: [status] paid [explanation]

Output: The customer has paid. You can give out the product. However very unlikely, it is possible the payment will be charged back. This can occur when customers don't pay their bills, or the payment was made with for instance a stolen phone and the operators or our suppliers contact us about some kind of fraud. Luckily in much more than 99.99% of the cases paid means paid.


Input: [status] gained [explanation]

Output: This status means that the money came in for this payment and is eligible for payout. HTTP-Reporting of this status only occurs when you enable Extended Reporting in your account. There are some other conditions that must be met however. We need bank info for your account, you must have over €50,- withdrawable and there must not have been a payout less than 2 weeks ago. If you have more than €1000,- worth of gained payments you can always be paid out, the 2 week cool down doesn't apply in such cases. Depending on the payment method and the country it takes time for the gained status to be reached. Typically 45 days after the month ends the payment was made in. This is important to be aware of. This is caused by operators and sometimes our suppliers holding on to the money. We are constantly negotiating with our suppliers to keep this is low as possible.


Input: [status] paid_out [explanation]

Output: This status occurs the moment we wire a sum of money into your backaccount that contains this payment. HTTP-Reporting of this status only occurs when you enable Extended Reporting in your account. Extended reporting can be very useful when automating financial processes on your end!


Input: [status] error [explanation]

Output: This status means that there was a fatal problem with the payment such as a chargeback, a technical problem or a fraud case.


Input: [Action] TUCK [Default Key] S [Description]

Output: Character holds a gtuckh position as long as the button is held

Adapt Or Die | Trying to stay relevant in an irrelevant world…


Input: [Action] PIKE [Default Key] D [Description]

Output: Character holds a gtuckh position as long as the button is held

Adapt Or Die | Trying to stay relevant in an irrelevant world…


Input: [Action] STRAIGHT [Default Key] F [Description]

Output: Character holds a gtuckh position as long as the button is held

Adapt Or Die | Trying to stay relevant in an irrelevant world…


Input: [Action] JUMP [Default Key] Space [Description]

Output: If on the trampoline, the character will try to jump higher.

Adapt Or Die | Trying to stay relevant in an irrelevant world…


Input: [Action] CHARGE LEFT [Default Key] Left Arrow [Description]

Output: Hold to charge up a counter-clockwise rotation, let go to start flipping.

Adapt Or Die | Trying to stay relevant in an irrelevant world…


Input: [Action] CHARGE RIGHT [Default Key] Right Arrow [Description]

Output: Hold to charge up a clockwise rotation, let go to start flipping.

Adapt Or Die | Trying to stay relevant in an irrelevant world…


Input: [Action] TWIST [Default Key] Up Arrow [Description]

Output: Each tap of this key spins 180 degress (half turn).

Adapt Or Die | Trying to stay relevant in an irrelevant world…


Input: [Parameter] country [Value] string (country code, ISO-3166 (optional)) [Description]

Output: country name


Input: [Parameter] province [Value] string (optional) [Description]

Output: province name


Input: [Parameter] city [Value] string [Description]

Output: city name


Input: [Parameter] district [Value] string (optional) [Description]

Output: district name


Input: [Parameter] streetnames [Value] string [Description]

Output: street name


Input: [Parameter] postcode [Value] string [Description]

Output: postal code


Input: [Parameter] ouput [Value] string [Description]

Output: output format for the result


Input: [option] active [extension/plugin] Playlist extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: String


Input: [option] advance [extension/plugin] Playlist extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: Boolean


Input: [option] analytics [extension/plugin] Analytics extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: String


Input: [option] brand [extension/plugin] Commercial extension [html configurable] no [kind]

Output: Object


Input: [option] brand [extension/plugin] Commercial extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: String


Input: [option] cuepoints [extension/plugin] Cuepoints extension [html configurable] restricted [kind]

Output: Array


Input: [option] defaultQuality [extension/plugin] Quality selector plugin [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: String


Input: [option] embed [extension/plugin] Embed extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: Boolean


Input: [option] embed [extension/plugin] Embed extension [html configurable] no [kind]

Output: Object


Input: [option] generate_cuepoints [extension/plugin] Cuepoints extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: Boolean


Input: [option] key [extension/plugin] Commercial extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: String


Input: [option] logo [extension/plugin] Commercial extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: String


Input: [option] loop [extension/plugin] Playlist extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: Boolean


Input: [option] nativesubtitles [extension/plugin] Subtitle extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: Boolean


Input: [option] playlist [extension/plugin] Playlist extension [html configurable] no [kind]

Output: Array


Input: [option] qualities [extension/plugin] Quality selector plugin [html configurable] no [kind]

Output: Array


Input: [option] qualities [extension/plugin] Quality selector plugin [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: String


Input: [option] query [extension/plugin] Playlist extension [html configurable] yes [kind]

Output: String


Input: [Option] triggerOn [Allowed] click,hover, mousemove, dblclick and all mouse events [Description] Event in which context menu is binded with a trigger. [Default]

Output: click


Input: [Option] displayAround [Allowed] cursor , trigger (button) [Description] Display context menu around cursor position or trigger position [Default]

Output: cursor


Input: [Option] mouseClick [Allowed] left,right [Description] which mouse button to trigger context menu if trigger event is mouse click or mouse up event. [Default]

Output: left


Input: [Option] verAdjust [Allowed] Numeric value [Description] Adjusting the vertical distance from its original pixel. [Default]


Input: [Option] horAdjust [Allowed] Numeric value [Description] Adjusting the horizontal distance from its original pixel. [Default]


Input: [Option] top [Allowed] auto,top position in px or % [Description] Defines the exact top position relative to the containment where menu to be shown. [Default]

Output: auto


Input: [Option] left [Allowed] auto,top position in px or % [Description] Defines the exact left position relative to the containment where menu to be shown. [Default]

Output: auto


Input: [Option] containment [Allowed] window, any selector,jquery object, document object [Description] Define the container inside which context menu will be contained. [Default]

Output: window


Input: [Option] winEventClose [Allowed] true,false [Description] If true close the context menu on window scroll and resize event. [Default]

Output: true


Input: [Option] closeOther [Allowed] true,false [Description] If true close already opened contextMenu (Maintaining one instance a time). [Default]

Output: true


Input: [Option] sizeStyle [Allowed] auto, content [Description] If auto, size of context menu depends on browser size and options you selected. If content size depends on content width and height. [Default]

Output: auto


Input: [Option] position [Allowed] auto,left,right,top,bottom [Description] Context menu adjust according to viewport. If other than auto is given it ill force contenxt menu to be on that position. It is considered only when displayAround is set to trigger. [Default]

Output: auto


Input: [Command] /warn [Description]

Output: Warns a player for a reason

CreeperWarning Plugin 1.6.4 | Bukkit Plugins | Minecraft 1.8.7, 1.8, 1.7.10


Input: [Command] /cwformat [Description]

Output: Formats the log file

CreeperWarning Plugin 1.6.4 | Bukkit Plugins | Minecraft 1.8.7, 1.8, 1.7.10


Input: [Command] /cwlookup [Description]

Output: Finds all warnings it can for said player in the log file

CreeperWarning Plugin 1.6.4 | Bukkit Plugins | Minecraft 1.8.7, 1.8, 1.7.10


Input: [Command] /cwban [Description]

Output: Permanently bans a player for a specified reason

CreeperWarning Plugin 1.6.4 | Bukkit Plugins | Minecraft 1.8.7, 1.8, 1.7.10


Input: [Command] /cweditconfig [Description]

Output: Changes a config value

CreeperWarning Plugin 1.6.4 | Bukkit Plugins | Minecraft 1.8.7, 1.8, 1.7.10


Input: [Command] /cwreload [Description]

Output: Reloads the plugin

CreeperWarning Plugin 1.6.4 | Bukkit Plugins | Minecraft 1.8.7, 1.8, 1.7.10


Input: [REG_EXPAND_SZ] REG_EXPAND_SZ %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Desktop [Common AppData]

Output: Common Desktop


Input: [REG_EXPAND_SZ] REG_EXPAND_SZ %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Documents [Common AppData]

Output: Common Documents


Input: [REG_EXPAND_SZ] REG_EXPAND_SZ %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Favorites [Common AppData]

Output: Common Favorites


Input: [REG_EXPAND_SZ] REG_EXPAND_SZ %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs [Common AppData]

Output: Common Programs


Input: [REG_EXPAND_SZ] REG_EXPAND_SZ %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start menu [Common AppData]

Output: Common Start Menu


Input: [REG_EXPAND_SZ] REG_EXPAND_SZ %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup [Common AppData]

Output: Common Startup


Input: [REG_EXPAND_SZ] REG_EXPAND_SZ %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Templates [Common AppData]

Output: Common templates


Input: [Parameter] Symbol [Description] The market instrument you want to trade. [Mandatory/Optional]

Output: Mandatory


Input: [Parameter] Volume [Description] The amount you want to trade – in lots. [Mandatory/Optional]

Output: Mandatory


Input: [Parameter] Stop Loss [Description] The price to close at if you're making a loss. Note that this is the bid price for long positions and the ask price for short positions. A value of '0' indicates no stop loss. [Mandatory/Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Parameter] Take Profit [Description] The price to close at if you're making a profit. Note that this is the bid price for long positions and the ask price for short positions. A value of '0' indicates no take profit. [Mandatory/Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Parameter] Comment [Description] Text up to 25 characters. You can't change this once your order is placed, and we may modify or overwrite it. [Mandatory/Optional]

Output: Optional


Input: [Parameter] Type [Description] Set this to 'Instant Execution'. [Mandatory/Optional]

Output: Mandatory


Input: [Value] The number of headlines to keep. Defaults to 5. [Parameter]

Output: count


Input: [Value] Gives a (partial) regular expression pattern to use to extract the news items. This pattern must occur at the beginning of a line in order to select a news item. The headline then becomes everything following the pattern until the end of the line. Defaults to (\t| )\*\s (i.e., a first-level bullet). [Parameter]

Output: pattern


Input: [Value] Appends this text to each headline. Defaults to newline [Parameter]

Output: postsep


Input: [Value] This text will be prepended to the generated topic. Defaults to nothing. [Parameter]

Output: prefix


Input: [Value] Prepend each headline with this text. Defaults to * [Parameter]

Output: presep


Input: [Value] This text will be appended to the generated topic. Defaults to nothing. [Parameter]

Output: suffix


Input: [Value] Name of generated headlines topic. Defaults to the name of the source topic with Headlines appended to it. [Parameter]

Output: topic


Input: [Value] If set to "no", trailings punctuation marks ( .,:; ) are not removed from headlines. Defaults to "yes" [Parameter]

Output: trim


Input: [Shortcut] space [Functionality]

Output: select and open next entry

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] j [Functionality]

Output: select and open next entry

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] n [Functionality]

Output: select next entry

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] → [Functionality]

Output: select next entry (and open it when the current is open)

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] shift + space [Functionality]

Output: select and open previous entry

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] k [Functionality]

Output: select and open previous entry

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] p [Functionality]

Output: select previous entry

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] ← [Functionality]

Output: select previous entry (and open it when the current is open)

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] s [Functionality]

Output: mark and unmark current selected entry as starred/unstarred

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] m [Functionality]

Output: mark and unmark current selected entry as read/unread

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] t [Functionality]

Output: throw current item (mark as read and open next)

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] shift + t [Functionality]

Output: throw current item (mark as read and open previous)

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] v [Functionality]

Output: open url of current entry in new tab/window

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] Shift + v [Functionality]

Output: open url of current entry in new tab/window and mark read

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl + m [Functionality]

Output: mark all as read

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] r [Functionality]

Output: reload the list

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] o [Functionality]

Output: open / close current item

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] shift + o [Functionality]

Output: close all open items

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] shift + n [Functionality]

Output: open newest items page

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] shift + u [Functionality]

Output: open unread items page

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Shortcut] shift + s [Functionality]

Output: open starred items page

selfoss - the open source web based rss reader and multi source mashup aggregator


Input: [Attribute] title [Type] string [Nill] N [Example] Ferrymead Bridge Upgrade Works [Description]

Output: Title

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] address [Type] string [Nill] N [Example] 1070 Ferry Road [Description]

Output: Nearest street address as provided by the contractor

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] startdate [Type] date [Nill] N [Example] 2013-04-19 [Description]

Output: Date in yyyy-MM-dd format. The Date that the current revision of the Traffic Management Plan begins. As extensions are granted the start date may change and does not necessarily reflect the original start date or the works. This date should not be used for calculating the total duration of works.

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] enddate [Type] date [Nill] N [Example] 2014-03-20 [Description]

Output: Date in yyyy-MM-dd format The date at which the Traffic Management Plan is scheduled to be completed. This does not always reflect the actual completion date of works and should be regarded as a target date. In practice extension may be granted or works may be completed ahead of schedule. We rely on contractors to manually close plans when they are completed ahead of schedule.

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] publicdescript ion [Type] string [Nill] Y [Example] One traffic lane in each direction will be maintained using temporary bridges, with a shared cycle-lane and footpath on both sides. Right-turn movements are not possible out of Bridle Path Road and St Andrews Hill Road. - Click here to see more. [Description]

Output: Public description of plan

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] roadclosuresta tus [Type] string [Nill] N [Example] Road Closure [Description]

Output: Does the Traffic Management Plan contain a Road Closure.

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] lastupdated [Type] dateTime [Nill] N [Example] 2013-02-05T11:34:08 [Description]

Output: Timestamp indicating when this plan was last updated.

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] jobtype [Type] string [Nill] N [Example] Road Works [Description]

Output: Type of Traffic Management Plan. Road Works or Event - other types such as incident are likely to be added.

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] significance [Type] string [Nill] N [Example] Significant / Major [Description]

Output: Public significance used to classify which Traffic Management Plans are likely to be of public importance. Options are Major Roadworks or Roadworks.

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] timeofday [Type] string [Nill] N [Example] All Day (24 hours a day) [Description]

Output: Time of day the TMP will be active.

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] joblevels [Type] tns:stringArray [Nill] N [Example] [Level 1, Level 2, Road Closure] [Description]

Output: CoPTTM TMP Levels. These have little relevance to the public but may be helpful in classifying traffic impacts.

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] trafficimpacts [Type] tns:stringArray [Nill] Y [Example] [Capacity Reduction, Vehicle Lane(s) Closed] [Description]

Output: Traffic Impacts that apply

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] locations [Type] tns:LocationArray [Nill] N [Description]

Output: All Location objects associated with this plan (excludes Location objects associated with any road closures of this plan)

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Attribute] roadclosures [Type] tns:RoadClosureArray [Nill] N [Description]

Output: All RoadClosure objects associated with this plan

NZ Transport Agency | NZ Transport Agency


Input: [Status] Updated [Name] BusinessTransmissionCategory [Used-In] /TransmissionRs [Definition] The business line that processed the transaction. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] DocumentLink [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Warnings/Warning, /TransmissionRs/Errors/Error [Definition] This URI refers to an online description of the error or warning that occurred. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] EchoID [Used-In] /TransmissionRs [Definition] Identifies the unique original Transmission message level identifier. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] Error [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Errors [Definition] Contains the error metadata fields. [Schema Type]

Output: element


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] ErrorCode [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Warnings/Warning, /TransmissionRs/Errors/Error [Definition] If present, this refers to a table of coded values exchanged between applications to identify errors or warnings. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] ErrorNode [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Warnings/Warning, /TransmissionRs/Errors/Error [Definition] The XPath notation to identify the location of the error/warning present in the instance document referenced by the EchoID attribute. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] Errors [Used-In] /TransmissionRs [Definition] Container for each Error item [Schema Type]

Output: element


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] ErrorText [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Warnings/Warning, /TransmissionRs/Errors/Error [Definition] Provides a short text description of the error or warning. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] HasPrivacyData [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success/TradingPartnerExtensions/TradingPartnerExtension [Definition] User data contains Personally Identifying Information (PII). If the attribute is not populated or not present in the XML instance document, then the default value is understood to be '0'. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] ID [Used-In] /TransmissionRs, /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success/TradingPartnerExtensions, /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success/TradingPartnerExtensions/TradingPartnerExtension [Definition] An identifier for the record. For a receiving system, this value can be used to reconcile updates to an existing record and qualify new records. For a sending system, this value can be used to reconcile acknowledgements for the submitted records. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] InputSystem [Used-In] /TransmissionRs [Definition] Identifies the sending trading partner. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] Updated [Name] IsProgramData [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success/TradingPartnerExtensions [Definition] Indicates whether this record is program data. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] ReferenceIdentifier [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success [Definition] The reference identifier for the data record. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] ReferenceNumber [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success [Definition] A reference number for a data record. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] Updated [Name] SequenceNumber [Used-In] /TransmissionRs [Definition] Provides a sequential order of items. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] SeverityLevel [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Warnings/Warning, /TransmissionRs/Errors/Error [Definition] This value represents the degree of error where the lowest number "1" is the highest degree of error (i.e. a fatal error) and "9" is the lowest degree of error. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] Success [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes [Definition] Conveys the successful receipt or validation of the inbound Transmission. [Schema Type]

Output: element


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] Successes [Used-In] /TransmissionRs [Definition] Container for each Success item [Schema Type]

Output: element


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] SuccessType [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success [Definition] Indicates whether the successful result of the inbound document was received or was validated. The server relays a successful business-rules validation by the absence of Warning items or Error items. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] TotalCount [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success/TradingPartnerExtensions [Definition] Indicates the total number of items. [Schema Type]

Output: attribute


Input: [Status] Updated [Name] TradingPartnerExtension [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success/TradingPartnerExtensions [Definition] A single record of data not currently defined in the schema. [Schema Type]

Output: element


Input: [Status] Updated [Name] TradingPartnerExtensions [Used-In] /TransmissionRs/Successes/Success [Definition] Container for data not currently defined in the schema. [Schema Type]

Output: element


Input: [Status] No Change [Name] TransmissionRs [Definition] Used to identify an application error by either text, code, or by an online description and also to give the status, tag, and/or identification of the record that may have caused the error. [Schema Type]

Output: element