**Intelligent Transportation Systems/**

**Commercial Vehicle Operations**

**(ITS/CVO)**

**Interoperability Test Suite Package**

**Part 3: Test Tool Description**

**POR-98-7124 D.1**

**Draft**

**July 1999**

Provide comments to:

*Karen Smith, JHU/APL*

Karen.Smith@jhuapl.edu

Phone: 240-228-8747

Fax: 240-228-6149

**Please note that this is a Draft Issue**

It is important to note that this is a draft document. The material
presented herein will undergo several iterations of review and comment
before a baseline version is published. This issue of this document
addresses the test tools that are used during the conduct of "Set 1"
scenarios. When "Set 2" scenarios are published, this document will be
updated to reflect any new test tools that have been developed or used
for "Set 2" accomplishment.

**Intelligent Transportation Systems/**

**Commercial Vehicle Operations**

**(ITS/CVO)**

**Interoperability Test Suite Package**

**D.1**

**Draft**

**July 1999**

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**Introduction**

Intelligent Transportation Systems/Commercial Vehicle Operations
(ITS/CVO) interoperability testing is planned to:

-   Verify that interfaces between selected pairs of deployed
    products/systems meet the applicable standards (pairwise interface
    testing), and

-   Verify dataflow and data usage among several selected
    products/systems (end-to-end interface testing).

This ITS/CVO Interoperability Test Suite Package defines the
interoperability test specifications, test cases and procedures, test
tools, and the test data. Due to budget and development schedule
constraints, interoperability testing will occur in phases, and the test
suite package will be updated to provide the material to support each
interoperability test phase.

This draft supports the initial set of interoperability tests. There is
at least one pairwise interface test for each functional area:
credentials administration, electronic screening, and safety information
exchange.

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**Interoperability Test Suite Package Structure**

This package is divided into several parts:

Part 1 -- Test Specifications

> Part 2 -- Test Cases and Procedures
>
> Part 3 -- Test Tool Description
>
> Part 4 -- Test Data

Test criteria are defined in the COACH Part 5, Interoperability Test
Criteria.

The Interoperability Test Suite Package Part 1, Test Specifications
defines the test environment and test scenarios for ITS/CVO
interoperability testing. A test scenario is a high-level description of
the function to be tested.

The Interoperability Test Suite Package Part 2, Test Cases and
Procedures defines the test cases, specific test configurations, and
procedures for each test scenario identified in Part 1. One or more test
cases are defined for each scenario. Each case uses a different set of
data from the test database and/or different test conditions. There is
one procedure for each test case. Most of the procedures are formatted
into three or more sections: one for a master test conductor, and one
for each of the products (or simulated products) involved in the test.

The Interoperability Test Suite Package Part 3, Test Tool Description
will define the tools available to support the tests. Tool descriptions
will be provided by those who develop the tools. Users of the Test Suite
Package may request copies of the tools from the developers.

The Interoperability Test Suite Package Part 4, Test Data describes the
test data for ITS/CVO interoperability testing. The test data will be
organized in a Microsoft Access 97 Database, with data records keyed to
the test cases defined in Part 2 of the Test Suite Package. This part of
the Test Suite Package will describe the database tables, data
relations, and how to extract data for a particular test case. Data will
be delivered to users in MS Access form, on removable media (e.g.,
CD-ROM, Iomega Zip disk). Users will be required to have Microsoft
Access 97 installed on an Intel processor-based system in order to use
the data.

Intelligent Transportation Systems / Commercial Vehicle Operations
(ITS/CVO)

Interoperability Test Suite Package

Part 3: Test Tool Description

**Table of Contents**

Introduction ix

1\. Test Tools -- Currently Available
[1--1](#test-tools-currently-available)

1.1 Commercially Available Test Tools
[1--1](#commercially-available-test-tools)

1.1.1 EUDORA Light E-Mail Client [1--1](#eudora-light-e-mail-client)

1.1.2 MERCATOR EDI Translator [1--2](#mercator-edi-translator)

1.1.3 ORACLE SQL Plus [1--3](#oracle-sql-plus)

1.1.4 NT Resource Kit for Server [1--3](#nt-resource-kit-for-server)

1.2 General Test Tools [1--4](#general-test-tools)

1.2.1 Credentialing Interface (CI) Emulator
[1--4](#credentialing-interface-ci-emulator)

1.2.2 Roadside Operations Computer (ROC) Application V2.0
[1--5](#roadside-operations-computer-roc-application-v2.0)

1.2.3 ASPEN Application [1--7](#aspen-application)

1.2.4 SCAPI Library [1--7](#scapi-library)

1.2.5 TagTalk [1--8](#tagtalk)

1.2.6 ReaderTalk [1--8](#readertalk)

1.3 CVISN Test Facility Test Tools
[1--9](#cvisn-test-facility-test-tools)

1.3.1 SAFER/CVIEW Monitor V1.6 [1--9](#safercview-monitor-v1.6)

1.3.2 SAFER/CVIEW Mailbox Test Tool
[1--9](#safercview-mailbox-test-tool)

1.3.3 SAFER/CVIEW WIN 16 Bit Test Bed V1.11
[1--9](#safercview-win-16-bit-test-bed-v1.11)

1.3.4 SAFER/CVIEW WIN 32 Bit API Test Bed V1.5
[1--10](#safercview-win-32-bit-api-test-bed-v1.5)

1.3.5 Client Stress Tester V1.5.1 [1--11](#client-stress-tester-v1.5.1)

1.3.6 IOT Front-end V1.6 [1--11](#iot-front-end-v1.6)

2\. Test Tools -- Planned [2--1](#test-tools-planned)

2.1 IRP Legacy System Emulator [2--1](#irp-legacy-system-emulator)

2.2 Snapshot Editor Tool [2--1](#snapshot-editor-tool)

2.3 CAT Emulator [2--2](#cat-emulator)

3\. Other Test Tool Strategies [3--1](#other-test-tool-strategies)

4\. CVISN Change Request Form [4--1](#cvisn-change-request-form)

**Introduction**

This is *Part 3: Test Tool Description* of the ITS/CVO Interoperability
Test Suite Package. This part describes the test tools that will be
available to conduct interoperability testing. These test tools will be
used to support a variety of purposes, such as test data generation,
verifying that the test worked, assist in monitoring progress, emulation
of a system, support interception of key interface data so that errors
could be introduced, and data conversion for the test database.

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-   The test tools included in this document will generally fall into
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-   Commercially available tools and libraries

-   Generally available test tool applications

-   Tools specific to the CVISN Test Facility

-   Tools currently under development

    This draft issue provides the format for this volume of the
    Interoperability Test Suite Package. To date, only a subset of the
    test tools are listed which support the early interoperability
    tests. More test tools will be added as needed to support additional
    scenarios and cases to complete the test suite to verify CVISN Level
    1 readiness. We invite you to give us comments on the contents of
    this document.

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# Test Tools -- Currently Available

## Commercially Available Test Tools

### EUDORA Light E-Mail Client

**Description:** This is the freeware version of Eudora for Windows.

**Usage as Tool:** Extract and examine Email messages generated by
CVIEW, CI, and CAT.

**Platform:** Win95 & NT; For 32-bit Eudora: Windows 95, NT 3.51, or NT
4.0\* WinSock 1.1 API-compliant networking package (not needed for
serial connection)\* A mail account with an ISP (Internet Service
Provider) or an Internet-style network, providing an SMTP service and a
POP3 service. Access to your mail account via a modem (9600bps or higher
recommended) or Internet-style network connection.

**Language(s):** N/A

**Licensing:** This Eudora Software is owned by QUALCOMM Incorporated.
QUALCOMM grants to the user a nonexclusive license to use this Eudora
Software solely for User\'s own personal or internal business purposes.
The user may not commercially distribute, sublicense, resell, or
otherwise transfer for any consideration, or reproduce for any such
purposes, the Eudora software or any modification or derivation thereof,
either alone or in conjunction with any other productor program.
Further, the user may not modify the Eudora Software, other than for
User\'s own personal or internal business use.

**Database:** N/A

### MERCATOR EDI Translator 

**Description:** an object-based graphical interface to define,
implement, test, and maintain data transformations. The Mercator
Authoring System requires Windows 3.1 or later operating system and
consists of:

-   Type Editor: used to build and maintain the data definitions (type
    trees) including field lengths, data type, justification, pad
    characters, validation logic, and conditional data logic.

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-   Map Editor: used to build and maintain the data transformation
    rules. The result is a compiled map used by the Execution Engine to
    manipulate the data. If the destination platform is non-Windows, the
    compiled map may need to be \'ported\' to account for environmental
    differences.

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-   Execution Engine: used to run the compiled map to produce the
    transformed data. Data validation is performed according to the
    definition given in the Type Editor and the output data is generated
    according to the rules defined in the Map Editor.

-   Tree Installer: used to install type trees available in predefined
    Type Tree Collections including X12, UN/EDIFACT, Odette, TRADACOMS.

-   Release Notes: provides information about new features in the
    product.

-   Type Tree Maker: used to create a type tree from a file containing
    the data definition using the Mercator Type Tree command language.

**Usage as Tool:** to define application structures and the data
transformation rules to move data between the application and
destination data structures; use for any-to-any data transformations and
verify syntactical correctness of data structures.

**Platform:** PC Platforms: DOS (32-bit), Windows 3.1 (16-bit), Windows
95 (32-bit), Windows NT (as application), SCO OpenServer, SCO Unixware

Midrange Platforms: AIX (IBM RS6000), Digital UNIX (Digital Alpha), FTX
(Stratus R5 RISC), HP-UX (HP 9000 PA RISC), NT (Digital Alpha), Open VMS
(Digital Alpha), Open VMS (Digital VAX), OS/400 (IBM AS/400), Solaris
and SunOS (Sun SPARC), VOS (Status R5 RISC)

Mainframe Platforms: MVS/Batch, MVS/CICS

**Language(s):** Not applicable

**Licensing:** The Authoring System is required to build, maintain, or
test maps. Licenses for use can be purchased from [TSI
inc.]{.underline}, the manufacturer of Mercator product.

**Database:** Not applicable

### ORACLE SQL Plus 

**Description:** Command Line tool to examine or change contents of
Oracle Database. Uses SQL commands.

**Usage as Tool:** Used to select records from Oracle tables or to Add,
Modify, or delete data elements, records, or DB tables.

**Platform:** Win95 or NT

**Language(s):** SQL

**Licensing:** SQL Net Client and Oracle TCP/IP Adapter

**Database:** Oracle or others (with appropriate drivers)

### NT Resource Kit for Server

**Description:** Collection of tools to maintain or configure Windows NT
Server

**Usage as Tool:** Tools to enable system administrator to examine and
revise Server configuration information, monitor server performance,
execute applications on server.

**Platform:** Windows NT

**Language(s):** N/A

**Licensing:** Microsoft Windows NT Workstation Resource Kit:
Comprehensive Resource Guide and Utilities for Windows NT Workstation
Version 4.0

**Database:** N/A

## General Test Tools

### Credentialing Interface (CI) Emulator

**Description:** This emulator receives transactions from a CAT tool. It
then decomposes the EDI transaction and verifies that the open standard
is being followed. It will then send the necessary acknowledgements and
responses to the CAT tool. The tool currently is operated manually and
uses predefined responses for the transactions. The EDI transactions are
transmitted via E-mail.

**Usage as Tool:** Used in pairwise interoperability testing in
credentials to verify use of TS 286 EDI transactions, To utilize this
tool, two POP3 e-mail accounts on existing mail servers are needed.

**Platform:** Windows NT workstation

**Language(s):** Uses custom EDI Maps developed by APL using the
Mercator product.

**Licensing:** 1 runtime license of the Mercator Windows Execution
Engine for NT. This license can be purchased from [TSI inc]{.underline}.

**Database:** Application files that contain the predefined responses
for invoice, and the translated output of the transaction

### Roadside Operations Computer (ROC) Application V2.0

**Description:** The Roadside Operations Computer is intended as the
electronic screening user interface at weigh and inspection sites. It
normally performs 4 major functions:

-   Operator control of safety and credentials screening elements,

-   Current vehicle display, based on vehicle records received from a
    screening system,

-   Snapshot displays for selected carrier or vehicle snapshots, and

-   Access to a state CVIEW to update carrier and vehicle snapshots by
    individual query or by subscription update.

The ROC has two primary interfaces required to support these functions,
an interface to the screening system, and an interface to CVIEW. The
screening interface has been implemented with a Remote Procedure Call
(RPC) interface, to support communications between dissimilar systems.
The CVIEW interface is implemented through EDI TS-285 transactions
communicated over a fixed or dial-up network connection.

In addition to the operational ROC Graphical User Interface (GUI)
software, there are three other software components designed for use
with the ROC GUI. The "VEH_RPC Server" is required for normal operation,
so that the ROC can receive vehicle data over the RPC interface. The
other two elements, "NB Traffic" and "SB Traffic," are simulators, which
send vehicle records to the ROC RPC server. These two elements are
intended for test and simulation only, and would not be run in the
operational environment.

**Usage as Tool:** While the ROC was developed to perform the functions
defined above in an operational environment, it is useful to have in a
test environment to verify the two interfaces defined above.

When used in conjunction with the two traffic simulation modules, many
aspects of system performance and interoperability can be tested,
including:

-   Testing the implementation of the RPC interface,

-   Testing the system response time to operator actions,

-   Testing the data update reliability,

-   Testing system performance under extreme data input conditions, and

-   Generation of test data in the internal database format.

The CVIEW interface can also be used as a test tool, to perform the
following functions:

-   Testing the network connectivity to CVIEW,

-   Testing the TS-285 transactions,

-   Testing database performance, and

-   Generation of test data in the internal database format.

**Platform:** Windows 95 or Windows NT platform.

**Language(s):** The ROC GUI operator interface and database is
implemented in Delphi. The RPC interface is implemented using Visual
C++, but any C compiler can be used.

**Licensing:** Imprise's Delphi Client/Server Suite Version 4.0 \*\
(Update Pack 3) which includes: InterBase Server 5.1.1 \*\*

Distinct Corporation's VIT-40-RT, 32-Bit, Visual Internet Tool-kit
Run-Time Version 2.0

\* Professional version will suffice but is not recommended. Purchase
Maintenance Release 1 if necessary. Download Maintenance Release 2 from
http://www.inprise.com/delphi/del3update.html.

\*\* Local InterBase will suffice but not recommended.

**Database:** InterBase Server 5.1.1

### ASPEN Application

**Description:** The ASPEN application allows for the electronic entry,
validation and transmission of inspection reports from the roadside to
the state (SAFETYNET) and national (MCMIS) information systems. The
ASPEN application incorporates the ISS algorithm to provide feedback to
the inspector on areas to focus on in conducting an inspection and
whether the carrier responsible for the driver and vehicle has had
safety problems in the past.

**Usage as Tool:** This application can be used to generate inspection
reports to establish specific conditions for setting and testing safety
screening values. It also is used to test Inspection Report processing
capabilities in SAFER and CVIEW. To utilize this as a tool, a user
account on the APL CVIEW or state CVIEW is needed.

**Platform:** Windows 3.1, 95 or NT

**Language(s):** Delphi

**Licensing:** None, need to acquire the software from the Field
Services Group of OMC

**Database:** Borland Database Engine

### SCAPI Library

**Description:** SAFER/CVIEW Application Programming Interface

**Usage as Tool:** Test Application can use API to connect to
SAFER/CVIEW, submit queries, retrieve responses or download
subscriptions from user\'s mailbox.

**Platform:** Win95 or NT

**Language(s):** Delphi, C

**Licensing:** Imprise's Delphi Professional Version 3.0 or 4.0

Distinct Corporation's VIT-40-RT, 32-Bit, Visual Internet Tool-kit Run-
Time Version 2.0

Mercator EDI Translator

**Database:** N/A

### TagTalk

**Description:** A program to load and display the contents of extended
memory for Type IIIm transponders.

**Usage as Tool:** Used to load the contents of extended memory in a
transponder for testing purposes.

**Platform:** Win95 or WinNT

**Language(s):** Developed in Visual Basic 5.0

**Licensing:** None

**Database:** None

### ReaderTalk

**Description:** A program to interface the DSRC Reader for diagnostic
purposes.

**Usage as Tool:** DSRC Link Reader diagnostic program

**Platform:** Win 95 or WinNT

**Language(s):** Developed in Borland C++5.0

**Licensing:** None

**Database:** N/A

## CVISN Test Facility Test Tools

### SAFER/CVIEW Monitor V1.6

**Description:** Monitors Status of SAFER/CVIEW

**Usage as Tool:** Provide visual indication of operating condition of
SAFER/CVIEW - active threads, number of requests or updates queued for
processing, debug/error messages generated by application. Requires a
TCP/IP network connection between SAFER/CVIEW server and host, running
the monitor.

**Platform:** NT

**Language(s):** C++

**Licensing:** N/A

**Database:** N/A

### SAFER/CVIEW Mailbox Test Tool

**Description:** Tool used to retrieve mail from a SAFER/CVIEW mailbox
and display its contents.

**Usage as Tool:** Send a request to a mailbox to read messages which
contain EDI messages for verification that, the messages are correct
syntactically and the message content is as expected.

**Platform:** Windows 95 or NT.

**Language(s):** Delphi, C++

**Licensing:** Distinct Corporations T32-102 TCP/IP standard run time,
32 bit V2.0.

**Database:** N/A

### SAFER/CVIEW WIN 16 Bit Test Bed V1.11 

**Description:** Tool used to Test SCAPI Library distributed with 16 bit
Aspen 1.5.

**Usage as Tool:** Send Aspen queries and updates, review response to
query to/from user specified mailboxes. Uses Dial Up connection (via
modem) or network interface.

**Platform:** Win95 or NT

**Language(s):** Delphi, C++

**Licensing:** Distinct Corporation's T32-102 TCP/IP Standard Runtime,
32-Bit, Version 2.0

**Database:** N/A

### SAFER/CVIEW WIN 32 Bit API Test Bed V1.5 

**Description:** Tool used to Test SCAPI Library distributed with ASPEN
32 and ROC V2.0.

**Usage as Tool:** Send carrier queries, review response, download
subscription to/from user specified mailboxes. Uses Dial Up connection
(via modem or network interface.

**Platform:** Submit SAFEVue and ROC queries to SAFER/CVIEW, review
response to query, download subscriptions

**Language(s):** Delphi, C++

**Licensing:** Distinct Corporation's T32-102 TCP/IP, 32-Bit, Standard
Run-Time Version 2.0

**Database:** N/A

### Client Stress Tester V1.5.1

**Description:** Tool used to continuously send queries or updates to
SAFER/CVIEW.

**Usage as Tool:** Send a single query or ASPEN inspection report
repeatedly at a specified interval to a mailbox. Alternatively, send
Aspen inspection reports or queries specified in a control file. Uses
network connection (via modem) or existing network interface.

**Platform:** Win95 or NT

**Language(s):** Delphi, C++

**Licensing:** Distinct Corporation's T32-102 TCP/IP Standard Runtime,
32-Bit, Version 2.0, and Mercator System

**Database:** N/A

### IOT Front-end V1.6 

**Description:** Generate and send queries to SAFER-CVIEW. Send ASPEN
inspection reports. Send EDI carrier and vehicle snapshots.

**Usage as Tool:** Send queries or Aspen Inspection reports to a user
specified mailbox. Send Carrier or Vehicle snapshots extracted from
SAFER/CVIEW database to a user specified mailbox. For snapshot
generation, requires TCP/IP network connection between SAFER/CVIEW
server and host running IOT front end.

**Platform:** Win95 or NT

**Language(s):** C++

**Licensing:** Distinct Corporation's T32-102 TCP/IP Standard Runtime,
32-Bit, Version 2.0, and Mercator System

**Database:** SAFER/CVIEW

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# Test Tools -- Planned

## IRP Legacy System Emulator

**Description:** Send and receive EDI X.12 transactions in support of
IRP credential application.

**Usage as Tool:** Used "pairwise" tests of the CI and the CAT

**Platform:** NT

**Language(s):** TBS

**Licensing:**

**Database:** N/A

## Snapshot Editor Tool

**Description:** This tool will provide a simple system to create and/or
edit snapshots and snapshot segments. The tool will have the ability to
retrieve any existing snapshots from SAFER/CVIEW for Carrier, vehicle
and eventually driver. The tool will be used to populate data fields
whose normal source is a legacy system that will not have interfaces to
SAFER/CVIEW in the near term. It may also be used to correct data that
is found in error.

**Usage as Tool:** This tool will be used to generate snapshots and
snapshot segments with the content necessary to allow for the testing of
specific ROC and SAFER/CVIEW interfaces. The tool will allow for the
creation of the snapshots needed to initialize SAFER/CVIEW to support
pairwise and end-to-end interoperability tests.

**Platform:** Windows 95 or NT

**Language(s):** TBS probably DELPHI. Depends on whether SCAPI is used.

**Licensing:** TBS Depends on whether SCAPI is used.

**Database:** TBS probably Interbase. Depends on whether DELPHI is used.

## CAT Emulator

**Description:** Send and receive credentials application in support of
electronic credentialing.

**Usage as Tool:** This tool will be in support of pairwise testing of
the CI.

**Platform:** Windows 95 or NT

**Language(s):** TBS

**Licensing:** TBS

**Database:** TBS

# Other Test Tool Strategies

Testing often involves using a variety of supporting applications to
verify results, in addition to using manual methods as part of that
process. Several approaches to testing are identified here. These are
strategies that support reviewing test results, and manipulating test
cases and data.

-   **Viewing Tools**

> Commercial tools such as Microsoft WordPad or NotePad can provide a
> view of the text contents of data files under test. Tools supplied
> with the applicable database system can also provide a view and/or
> report of the database contents.

-   **EDI Analysis Methods**

> For the SAFER project, a suite of test cases for the 284, 285, and 824
> transaction sets was developed. Test cases were developed for the
> various functions of the transaction sets and were manually generated
> based on current definitions of the application file structures. For
> the 285, test cases were developed for each view definition. The
> outbound maps are run for each test case and the resulting X12 EDI
> message is then supplied as input to the inbound map. A Word macro was
> developed to compare the original test case file with the file
> generated by the inbound map. Any discrepancies are manually traced
> through the X12 message. An audit log, generated by the inbound map,
> reports on the syntactical correctness of the inbound X12 message, and
> is used to generate functional acknowledgments (Transaction Set 997).
> The X12 messages are also manually checked against the appropriate
> Implementation Guide to confirm compliance. A Mercator map and a Word
> macro were developed to display the contents of 285 X12 messages in
> tabular format to assist in this compliance check.

-   **EDI Error Generation**

> To test the 997 generation, valid X12 messages are manually modified
> to create error conditions. The resulting 997 message is manually
> reviewed to confirm the appropriate error message is sent for the
> condition(s) detected. The test cases currently have all data fields
> supplied. Additional test cases with \'missing\' data need to be
> developed to further test the maps.

-   **Data Conversion Tool for Test Database**

\[TBS\]

-   **Test Data Generator**

\[TBS\]

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# CVISN Change Request Form

Submit to Brenda Clyde at JHU/APL

Change Request Date: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ CRF Number:
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Requestor's Full Printed Name:
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Organization: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Requestor's Phone Number: ( \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ ) \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ \_\_
\_\_ \_\_ ext. \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ \_\_

Requestor's FAX Number: ( \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ ) \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ \_\_ \_\_
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Requestor's E-Mail Address:
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Priority (as perceived by the requestor): HIGH MEDIUM LOW (circle one)

Product:
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Attachments: Yes No (circle one)

Location where the change request was detected:
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If it is a software change, please provide the software package and
build/version number.

If it is a documentation change, please provide the document title,
version, and date.

Title:
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Date: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_TS #: \_\_\_\_\_

**Part 1 of 5: CHANGE**

(Describe the change requested below and attach additional pages if
necessary. Please describe what you were doing and what you want
changed. Use a new form for each change requested.)

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