Input: [Symptom] Self Stimulation [Service Dog Response]

Output: Will Physically Interrupt Behavior


Input: [Symptom] Self Harming [Service Dog Response]

Output: Will Interrupt Behavior

How Our Service Dogs are Trained to Respond


Input: [Symptom] Mood Swings [Service Dog Response]

Output: Will Crawl Onto Lap and Calm Child


Input: [Symptom] Night Awakenings [Service Dog Response]

Output: Will Alert Parents By Barking


Input: [Symptom] Non-Verbal [Service Dog Response]

Output: Enhances Verbal Skills By Using Commands


Input: [Symptom] Social Isolation [Service Dog Response]

Output: Focus Shifts To Dog


Input: [Bug #] 3805 [Bug Description] ccc ignores -x assembler-with-cpp [Status] Fixed [Affects]

Output: build of locore.s


Input: [Bug #] 3812 [Bug Description] assembler doesn't properly process clobber,input and output register lists [Status] Closed [Affects]

Output: atomic_intr_cond_try in atomic.h


Input: [Bug #] 3822 [Bug Description] failed assertion with -O2 [Status] Fixed [Affects]

Output: build of GENERIC with -O2


Input: [Bug #] 3853 [Bug Description] __thread keyword not supported [Status] Fixed [Affects]

Output: build of all userland base tools


Input: [Bug #] 4007 [Bug Description] clang doesn't know -Werror-foo is the same as -Werror=foo [Status] Fixed [Affects]

Output: barrage of warnings during make depend


Input: [Bug #] 4020 [Bug Description] clang doesn't allow zero-sized arrays [Status] Closed (won't fix) [Affects]

Output: build of lib/libc


Input: [Bug #] 4022 [Bug Description] incorrect handling of __inline [Status] Closed [Affects]

Output: build of LINT


Input: This permission allows us to help make your app experience better, faster, and reduce data usage. For example, we can use the USB storage to cache photos and avatars on your device.

Output: Modify or delete the contents of your USB storage

Why is the Twitter app requesting permission to access features on my Android device? | Twitter Help Center

Android permissions (what you’ll see on your Android device)


Input: If you choose to use your phone number to connect with friends on Twitter, this permission allows us to automatically verify your phone-number. This also allows us to send you text messages if, for example, you choose to activate features like Twitter Alerts for critical information broadcasting.

Output: Receive text messages (SMS)

Why is the Twitter app requesting permission to access features on my Android device? | Twitter Help Center

Android permissions (what you’ll see on your Android device)


Input: This permission allows you to record videos with audio using the Twitter video camera.

Output: Record audio

Why is the Twitter app requesting permission to access features on my Android device? | Twitter Help Center

Android permissions (what you’ll see on your Android device)


Input: This permission allows you to create widgets on your device.

Output: Install shortcuts

Why is the Twitter app requesting permission to access features on my Android device? | Twitter Help Center

Android permissions (what you’ll see on your Android device)


Input: This permission allows Twitter to use your precise location to better tailor your experience on Twitter, and allows you to do things like share your locations in your Tweet if you decide to do so.

Output: Precise location (GPS and network-based)

Why is the Twitter app requesting permission to access features on my Android device? | Twitter Help Center

Android permissions (what you’ll see on your Android device)


Input: These permissions allow us to help manage your Twitter account

Output: Add or remove accounts

Why is the Twitter app requesting permission to access features on my Android device? | Twitter Help Center

Android permissions (what you’ll see on your Android device)


Input: If you choose to import contacts from your device to Twitter, this permission allows us to suggest friends to you in addition to suggesting you to friends on Twitter.

Output: Read your contacts

Why is the Twitter app requesting permission to access features on my Android device? | Twitter Help Center

Android permissions (what you’ll see on your Android device)


Input: This allows your device to connect to Twitter via network or cellular data.

Output: Full network access

Why is the Twitter app requesting permission to access features on my Android device? | Twitter Help Center

Android permissions (what you’ll see on your Android device)


Input: [ABBREVIATION] DFSORT [DESCRIPTION] An IBM licensed program that is a high-speed data-processing utility. DFSORT provides an efficient and flexible method for sorting, merging, and copying operations, as well as providing versatile data manipulation at the record, field, and bit level [MOTCLE]

Output: Data Facility Sort


Input: [ABBREVIATION] DFSORTTM [DESCRIPTION] An IBM licensed program that is a high-speed data-processing utility. DFSORT provides a method for sorting, merging, and copying operations, as well as providing versatile data manipulation at the record, field, and bit level [MOTCLE]

Output: Data Facility Sort


Input: [DESCRIPTION] See Data Facility Sort [MOTCLE]

Output: DFSORT


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Data Facility Sort [MOTCLE]

Output: DFSORT


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Data Facility Sort. An optional, separately priced feature of z/OS, it began its life as the venerable Sort/Merge of the original System/360 OS/360 and DOS/360 operating systems, back in the days when software was free and hardware was what you paid for. It had a reputation for sluggishness, but it was hard to compete with free. Nonetheless, given how much sorting is involved in business batch data processing, competitive sort/merge packages were one of the first software products to hit the market. At one time, SyncSort had over 70% of the market. Computer Associates was founded with an acquired sort/merge package as its first product. Until the 1990s, DFSORT was dogged with performance problems, but started to shake them as each new release bested SyncSort in benchmarks and in-house tests. SyncSort, of course, would then come out with a new release that beat DFSORT. Beyond sorting, DFSORT has become a major utility in its own right, especially with the addition of ICETOOL. See also D [MOTCLE]

Output: DFSORT


Input: [DESCRIPTION] In COBOL, a clause that appears as part of any of the following Data Division entries: file description entry (FD entry) and sort-merge file description entry (SD entry) [MOTCLE]

Output: file clause


Input: [DESCRIPTION] In COBOL, the section of the Data Division that contains file description entries and sort-merge file description entries together with their associated record descriptions [MOTCLE]

Output: File Section


Input: [DESCRIPTION] See Hipersorting. [MOTCLE]

Output: Hipersort


Input: [DESCRIPTION] DFSORT?s use of hiperspace to improve sorting performance in z/OS. Introduced in DFSORT Version 11, announced February 1989. [MOTCLE]

Output: Hipersorting


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Utility included with DFSORT and introduced March 1991. Provides existing DFSORT functionality in an easier statement format, along with new capabilities. One operation in ICETOOL replaces several in standard DFSORT. [MOTCLE]

Output: ICETOOL


Input: [DESCRIPTION] z/OS Sequential Copy/Generate Dataset utility. Replaced by ICEGENER in DFSORT and several non-IBM products. In fact, about the slowest way to copy anything anywhere. [MOTCLE]

Output: IEBGENER


Input: [DESCRIPTION] The combining of two or more sorted files into a single file. One of the two main capabilities of a sort/merge program. See also DFSORT. [MOTCLE]

Output: Merge


Input: [DESCRIPTION] To rearrange some or all of a group of items, based upon the contents or characteristics of those items [MOTCLE]

Output: sort


Input: [DESCRIPTION] In COBOL, the temporary file that contains all the records to be sorted by a SORT statement. The sort file is created and used only by the sort function [MOTCLE]

Output: sort file


Input: [DESCRIPTION] A function of the operating system used to arrange records in a sequence determined by data contained in one or more fields in the record [MOTCLE]

Output: sort utility


Input: [DESCRIPTION] In COBOL, an entry in the File Section of the Data Division that is composed of the level indicator SD, followed by a file name, and then followed by a set of file clauses as required [MOTCLE]

Output: sort-merge file description entry


Input: [DESCRIPTION] See DFSORT. [MOTCLE]

Output: Sort/merge


Input: [DESCRIPTION] A processing program that can be used to sort or merge records in a prescribed sequence [MOTCLE]

Output: sort/merge program


Input: [Feature or Capability] Editable [Description]

Output: Allows customers to easily contribute or modify content.


Input: [Feature or Capability] Access control [Description]

Output: Access to the Wiki can be limited to a group of U-M Faculty, Students and/or Staff.


Input: [Feature or Capability] Centrally Supported [Description]

Output: Supported by ITS.


Input: [Feature or Capability] Monitoring [Description]

Output: The service is monitored 24x7 by ITS to insure availability for all customers.


Input: [Feature or Capability] Reduced user costs [Description]

Output: Eliminates the cost of ownership (Hardware/Software/Technical Support, etc.) of supporting this service in your department.


Input: [Feature or Capability] Online Tutorial [Description]

Output: Self directed training available to help customers become familiar with MediaWiki and its features.


Input: [Convenience] Quota

Output: Sample a number of individuals of each desired type.


Input: [Non-probability] Probability [Convenience] Cluster

Output: Select randomly population units; enlist inhabitants.


Input: [Convenience] Multi-stage

Output: Randomly sample in different levels, e.g. sample to get a set of colleges, then at each of those, sample students.


Input: [Convenience] Simple random

Output: Use a random number table. Every member has an equal chance of selection.


Input: [Convenience] Stratified random

Output: Divide by feature (e.g. gender) and then select randomly.


Input: [Convenience] Systematic

Output: Choose every Nth person from a randomized list.


Input: [Virtualization Platform] Microsoft Hyper-V [Host Platform] Windows [Notes]

Output: (the latest release of Hyper-v has moved this from Tier 2 to Tier 4 as people are getting black screens on boot.) No guest tools support and configuration has more steps than we typically like. You can see the details in this video. Here's the quick summary: create a virtual machine, attach all the disks, add a "Legacy Network Adapter" and attach it to the correct interface. The boot.hdd file will also need to be renamed boot.vhd in order for Hyper-V to see it. Running a JumpBox on Hyper-V R2 requires a simple modification to the JumpBox disk files.

Virtualization software that can be used to run a JumpBox | JumpBox Virtual Appliances and Applications for Cloud Computing


Input: [Virtualization Platform] Parallels Virtuozzo Containers [Host Platform] Linux [Notes]

Output: This is a very different kind of system that is not currently supported.

Virtualization software that can be used to run a JumpBox | JumpBox Virtual Appliances and Applications for Cloud Computing


Input: [Virtualization Platform] OpenVZ [Host Platform] Linux [Notes]

Output: This is the Open Source base of Parallels Virtuozzo Containers and is not currently supported.

Virtualization software that can be used to run a JumpBox | JumpBox Virtual Appliances and Applications for Cloud Computing


Input: [Virtualization Platform] Microsoft Virtual Server [Host Platform] Windows [Notes]

Output: No longer supported.

Virtualization software that can be used to run a JumpBox | JumpBox Virtual Appliances and Applications for Cloud Computing


Input: [Virtualization Platform] Microsoft Virtual PC [Host Platform] Windows [Notes]

Output: No longer supported.

Virtualization software that can be used to run a JumpBox | JumpBox Virtual Appliances and Applications for Cloud Computing


Input: [Virtualization Platform] Virtual Iron [Host Platform] Bare Metal [Notes]

Output: No longer supported.

Virtualization software that can be used to run a JumpBox | JumpBox Virtual Appliances and Applications for Cloud Computing


Input: [ID] 233753 [Fixed Issue]

Output: The Hardware Setup Wizard installer upgrades incorrectly.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 235756 [Fixed Issue]

Output: Undo doesn't work with the attitude and compass indicators.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 236687 [Fixed Issue]

Output: Serial Arm visualization VIs incorrectly treat prismatic joints as revolute joints.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 238493 [Fixed Issue]

Output: An flash.ocx error occurs when exiting LabVIEW Robotics mode if Flash is not installed.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 238691 [Fixed Issue]

Output: Cannot deploy the Starter Kit roaming executable as a start-up application.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 241835 [Fixed Issue]

Output: The Starter Kit roaming example uses the wrong wheel separation value.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 244642 [Fixed Issue]

Output: In the Starter Kit roaming example, if the velocity setpoint goes beyond ±32 rad/s, the direction of the motor reverses.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 246660 [Fixed Issue]

Output: Apply Velocity to Wheels and Get Velocity from Wheels VIs do not allow selection of specific wheels.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 277023 [Fixed Issue]

Output: The no valid path exists output of the A* VI doesn't indicate when no path is found.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 279868 [Fixed Issue]

Output: Poor performance with the attitude and compass controls.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [ID] 292411 [Fixed Issue]

Output: Error –2318 on first run of the 3D Mecanum Robot example.

LabVIEW 2011 Robotics Module Readme - National Instruments


Input: [Fast Path] install install_update install_latest update_all install_bundle update_by_fix install_all list_software list_installed list_installed_sw list_applied_sw show_history show_apar_stat list_requisites list_dependents list_files what_fileset installed_license list_media list_bundle list_media_sw list_media_fixes list_media_info license_on_media maintain_software commit reject remove bffcreate check_files verify_install nim_client niminit nim_client_inst nim_client_list nim_c_list_bundle nim_c_list_sw nim_c_list_fixes nim_perms nim_c_mac_res backsys sysbackup mksysb mkcdgeneric lsmksysb restmksysb [Application/Task]

Output: Software Installation and Maintenance Install and Update Software Install Software Update Installed Software to Latest Level (Update All) Install Software Bundle Update Software by Fix (APAR) Install and Update from ALL Available Software List Software and Related Information List Installed Software and Related Information List Installed Software List Applied but Not Committed Software Updates Show Software Installation History Show Fix (APAR) Installation Status List Fileset Requisites List Fileset Dependents List Files Included in a Fileset List Fileset Containing File Show Installed License Agreements List Software on Media and Related Information List Filesets in a Bundle List Software on Installation Media List Software Fixes (APARs) on Installation Media List Supplemental Fileset Information on Installation Media Show License Agreements on Installation Media Software Maintenance and Utilities Commit Applied Software Updates (Remove Saved Files) Reject Applied Software Updates (Use Previous Version) Remove Installed Software Copy Software to Hard Disk for Future Installation Check Software File Sizes After Installation Verify Software Installation and Requisites Network Installation Management Configure Network Installation Management Client Fileset Install and Update Software List Software on Media and Related Information List Filesets in a Bundle List Software on Installation Media List Software Fixes (APARs) on Installation Media Manage Network Install Permissions Manage Network Install Resource Allocation System Backup Manager Back Up the System Back Up This System to Tape/File Create a Generic Backup CD List Files in a System Image Restore Files in a System Image


Input: [Fast Path] licenses manage_nodelocked add_nodelocked_from_file add_nodelocked_from_keyboard delete_nodelocked manage_servers show_server_characteristics manage_prod_licenses manage_vendors show_server_status show_total_license_usage show_current_license_usage show_installed_licenses show_user_license_held show_license_agree installed_license license_on_media [Application/Task]

Output: Software License Management Manage Nodelocked Licenses Add Nodelocked License from a File Add Nodelocked License from the Keyboard Delete a Nodelocked License Manage License Servers and License Databases Show Server Characteristics Manage Concurrent Use and Use Once Licenses Manage Vendor Information in License Databases Show License Usage on Servers Show License Usage Summary Show Licenses Currently Being Used Show License Information by Server Show Licenses Held by a Specific User Show License Agreements Show Installed License Agreements Show License Agreements on Installation Media


Input: [Fast Path] dev cfgmgr printer tty pty console disk cdrom rwopt diskette tape commodev g_display input lft scsiid scsia aio mm lsattr devcfg devcfg_ucfg devcfg_cfg devinst devdrpci rmdev mkdev cfgmgr devisa [Application/Task]

Output: Devices Install/Configure Devices Added After IPL Printer/Plotter TTY PTY Console Fixed Disk CD ROM Drive Read/Write Optical Drive Diskette Drive Tape Drive Communication Graphic Displays Graphic Input Devices Low Function Terminal (LFT) SCSI Initiator Device SCSI Adapter Asynchronous I/O Multimedia List Devices Configure/Unconfigure Devices Unconfigure a Device Configure a Defined Device Install Additional Device Software PCI Hot Plug Manager Unconfigure a Device Configure a Defined Device Install/Configure Devices Added After IPL ISA Adapters


Input: [Fast Path] storage lvm vg lsvg2 mkvg vgsc lsvg1 reducevg2 varyonvg varyoffvg importvg exportvg mirrorvg unmirrorvg syncvg vgbackup restvg lsbackvg restsavevg lv lsvg mklv lvsc lslv rmlv cplv pv makdsk chpv lspv migratepv pgsp mkps chps rmps swapon swapoff fs lsfs mount manfs mountfs mountg umountfs umountg fsck backfilesys restfilesys listtoc filemgr backfile restfile listtoc rds lsmntdsk umntdsk removedsk rmvdsk1 open_door backsys sysbackup lsmksysb restmksysb [Application/Task]

Output: System Storage Management (Physical & Logical Storage) Logical Volume Manager Volume Groups List All Volume Groups Add a Volume Groups Set Characteristics of a Volume Group List Contents of a Volume Group Remove a Volume Group Activate a Volume Group Deactivate a Volume Group Import a Volume Group Export a Volume Group Mirror a Volume Group Unmirror a Volume Group Synchronize LVM Mirrors Back Up a Volume Group Remake a Volume Group List Files in a Volume Group Backup Restore Files in a Volume Group Backup Logical Volumes List All Logical Volumes by Volume Group Add a Logical Volume Set Characteristics of a Logical Volume Show Characteristics of a Logical Volume Remove a Logical Volume Copy a Logical Volume Physical Volumes Add a Disk Change Characteristics of a Physical Volume List Contents of a Physical Volume Move Contents of a Physical Volume Paging Space Add Another Paging Space Change/Show Characteristics of a Paging Space Remove a Paging Space Activate a Paging Space Deactivate a Paging Space File Systems List All File Systems List All Mounted File Systems Add/Change/Show/Delete File Systems Mount a File System Mount a Group of File Systems Unmount a File System Unmount a Group of File Systems Verify a File System Backup a File System Restore a File System List Contents of a Backup Files & Directories Backup a File or Directory Restore a File or Directory List Contents of a Backup Removable Disk Management List All Mounted File Systems on a Disk Unmount File Systems on a Disk Remove a Disk from the Operating System Remove a Disk Open Door System Backup Manager Back Up the System List Files in a System Image Restore Files in a System Image


Input: [Fast Path] security users mkuser passwd chuser lockuser failed_logins rmuser lsuser groups lsgroup mkgroup chgroup rmgroup passwords passwd passwdattrs logins login_user login_port roles mkrole chrole rmrole lsrole [Application/Task]

Output: Security and Users Users Add a User Change a User’s Password Change/Show Characteristics of a User Lock/Unlock a User’s Account Reset User’s Failed Login Count Remove a User List All Users Groups List All Groups Add a Group Change/Show Characteristics of a Group Remove a Group Passwords Change a User’s Password Change/Show Password Attributes for a User Login Controls Change/Show Login Attributes for a User Change/Show Login Attributes for a Port Roles Add a Role Change/Show Characteristics of a Role Remove a Role List All Roles


Input: [Fast Path] commo tcpip mktcpip configtcp hostname route netinterface namerslv clientnet ruser server setbootup_option auth_config usedhcp configtcp6 route6 inet6 daemon6 configqos startqos stopqos nfs_menus tcpip nfs nfsconfigure mknfsexp chnfsexp rmnfsexp mknfsmnt chnfsmnt rmnfsmnt [Application/Task]

Output: Communications Applications and Services TCP/IP Minimum Configuration & Startup Further Configuration Hostname Static Routes Network Interfaces Name Resolution Client Network Services Server Network Services Manage Print Server Select BSD style rc Configuration Authentication Configuration Use DHCP for TCPIP Configuration & Startup IPV6 Configuration IPV6 Static Routes IPV6 Network Interfaces IPV6 Daemon/Process Configuration Quality of Service Configuration & Startup Start Using the QoS Subsystem Stop Using the QoS Subsystem NFS Configure TCP/IP (If Not Already Configured) Network File System (NFS) Configure NFS on This System Add a Directory to Exports List Change/Show Attributes of an Exported Directory Remove a Directory from Exports List Add a File System for Mounting Change/Show Attributes of an NFS File System Remove Remove an NFS File System


Input: [Fast Path] spooler qprt jobs qcan qchk qpri qhld qmove pqmanage qstatus qstop qstart qdefault mkpq mkqprt chpq rmpq server pqtools [Application/Task]

Output: Print Spooling Start a Print Job Manage Print Jobs Cancel a Print Job Show the Status of Print Jobs Prioritize a Print Job Hold/Release a Print Job Move a Job Between Print Queues Manage Print Queues Show Status of Print Queues Stop a Print Queue Start a Print Queue Set the System’s Default Print Queue Add a Print Queue Add an Additional Printer to an Existing Print Queue Change/Show Print Queue Characteristics Remove a Print Queue Manage Print Server Programming Tools


Input: [Fast Path] problem error errpt errdemon errclear dump dumpchgp dumpchgs dumpchgd dump_copy_file dump_copy_dskt dump_allow dump_comprs dump_checkr alog alog_show alog_change diag verify_install [Application/Task]

Output: Problem Determination Error Log Generate Error Report Change/Show Characteristics of the Error Log Clean the Error Log System Dump Change the Primary Dump Device Change the Secondary Dump Device Change the Directory to which Dump is Copied on Boot Copy a System Dump from a Dump Device to a File Copy a System Dump from a Dump Device to Diskette Always Allow System Dump System Dump Compression Check Dump Resources Utility Alog Show an Alog file Change/Show Characteristics of an Alog File Hardware Diagnostics Verify Software Installation and Requisites


Input: [Fast Path] performance monitors analysis controls kill nice renice telinit at pm pmConfig pmState pmDisplaySelect pmBattery wlm wlmconfig wlmconfig_copy wlmconfig_create wlmconfig_select wlmconfig_enter wlmconfig_delete wlmsubclass wlmaddclass wlmchclass wlmclass_gal wlmclass_cpu wlmclass_mem wlmclass_bio wlmrmclass wlmrs crewlmrs chgwlmrs wlmmanage wlmstart wlmupdate wlmoff wlmassign [Application/Task]

Output: Performance and Resource Scheduling Resource Status & Monitors Analysis Tools Resource Controls Remove a Process Set Initial Priority of a Process Change Initial Priority of a Process Set System Run Level Schedule Jobs Power Management Configure/Unconfigure Power Management System State Transition from Enable State Display Power Management Battery Workload Management Work on alternate configurations Copy a configuration Create a configuration Select a configuration Enter configuration description Remove a configuration Work on a set of Subclasses Add a class Change/Show Characteristics of a class General characteristics of a class CPU resource management Memory resource management diskIO resource management Remove a class Class assignment rules Create a new Rule Change/Show Characteristics of a Rule Start/Stop/Update WLM Start Workload Management Update Workload Management Stop Workload Management Assign/Unassign processes to a class/subclass


Input: [Fast Path] system shutdown chcons chtz_date date chtz chtz_user mlang chlang mle_add_lang mle_rm_lang_hdr mle_hier_cmd_hdr chlang_user mle_chapp_menu nu_iconv chgsys chlicense netls_server wall logs dump web_configure change_default_browser change_doc_search_server chdoclang web_based_system_manager dt_config chdoclang rrbtty shd [Application/Task]

Output: System Environments Stop the System Assign the Console Change/Show Date and Time Change/Show Date & Time Change Time Zone Using System Defined Values Change Time Zone Using User Inputted Values Manage Language Environment Change/Show Primary Language Environment Add Additional Language Environments Remove Language Environments Change/Show Language Hierarchy Set User Languages Change/Show Applications for a Language Convert System Messages and Flat Files Change/Show Characteristics of Operating System Change/Show Number of Licensed Users Manage AIX Floating User Licenses for this Server Broadcast Message to all Users Manage System Logs Change/Show Characteristics of System Dump Internet and Documentation Services Change/Show Default Browser Change Documentation and Search Server Change/Show Default Documentation Language Web-based System Manager Change System User Interface Change/Show Default Documentation Language Manage Remote Reboot Facility Manage System Hang Detection


Input: [Fast Path] src process kill bindproc unbindproc subsys qssys startssys stopssys stopassys stopallssys refresh tracessys tracessyson tracessysoff subserver qserver startserver stopserver traceserver startserver.trace stopserver.trace [Application/Task]

Output: Processes and Subsystems Processes Remove a Process Bind a Process to a Processor Unbind a Process Subsystems Query a Subsystem Start a Subsystem Stop a Subsystem Stop a Single Subsystem Stop All Subsystems Refresh a Subsystem Trace Subsystem Start Trace Stop Trace Subservers Query a Subserver Start a Subserver Stop a Subserver Trace Subserver Start Trace Stop Trace


Input: [Feature] Ease of use [Function] Intuitive design does not require users to learn how to use the RealizationEngine before it increases their productivity [Benefit]

Output: Because it is very simple to use (much easier to use, in truth, than e-mail), users will be more likely to communicate than they are with more complicated or involved interfaces. When communication happens, businesses are more productive, more profitable, less wasteful, and employees moral is improved when they don't feel like they are being left in the dark.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Folders [Function] Breaks messages down by topic, department, project, etc. [Benefit]

Output: Helps reduce/prevent information overload. Naturally organizes information for future reference.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Groups [Function] Access control for write and read permissions. [Benefit]

Output: With groups, users can be granted write and read permissions to folders quickly and easily. This allows quick and simple restriction of classified information, while allowing publicly readable and writable areas to be easily created to. This also allows for the creation of areas where a small group has write permissions, but the information is available for all to read.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Threading of messages [Function] Messages are always displayed in the thread in which they were created. [Benefit]

Output: Simplifies communication by eliminating confusion from created by the inability (of e-mail and other tools) to easily and quickly read all previous messages in a thread.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Central repository [Function] All messages are kept in the RE database. [Benefit]

Output: The burden of managing communication is placed on a database, which is designed expressly for managing data, and not on each user.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Simple search [Function] Users can search all messages which they have access to. [Benefit]

Output: The search engine can search through all messages. Old messages are preserved so that new employees have easy access to all previous communication, and search results are limited to areas to which the requesting users have read permissions.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Simple administration [Function] The RE can be administered by any trusted employee*, and does not require a degree in Computer Science or MIS. * the system administrator will have full access to the message database. [Benefit]

Output: Reduces layers of red tape by not requiring multiple interactions with an already overburdened IT department by allowing company administration staff to immediately address new users, changes in organization, etc.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Quick and easy group creation [Function] Groups can be created and “populated” within moments. [Benefit]

Output: Teams and committees form regularly in business. The RE can be adapted by the creation of the new groups and the addition of users to those groups in mere moments, allowing the RE to keep pace with your organization. Reorganizations are no longer an information nightmare.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Easy, on-the-fly folder creation [Function] Allows users to create sub-folders where and when they are needed [Benefit]

Output: Any user who has permission to write in a folder can create a sub-folder. This means that information that requires special attention can easily be broken off into a separate folder to get that attention, and the team is not held hostage waiting for IT or an Administrator to make time to make an adjustment to the system.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Group Based Access Control [Function] Provides means to control information by group and restricts access [Benefit]

Output: Limits information overload and optimizes productivity

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] User Based Messaging [Function] Users are provided information customized on a per user basis, that allows them to find information important to them [Benefit]

Output: Optimizes productivity of each user

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] All messages are presented in context of their discussion [Function] Unlike bulletin boards and e-mail the whole thread of information is always available & centrally managed [Benefit]

Output: Eliminates wasted time of each user managing and searching for relevant information, leading to more productive workers.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Central repository [Function] Manages the communication and knowledge information of your organization [Benefit]

Output: Historical record of how decisions are reached reducing the redundancy of effort from project to project

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Web-based system [Function] Any web enabled device can access or contribute to any discussion database from any location [Benefit]

Output: No special client-side software required. Information is available from and can be contributed from any web browser, regardless of device.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Centrally searchable [Function] One search tool for all RealizationEngine data [Benefit]

Output: Information is provided in context reducing wasted time to search for and retrieve data

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Easy of communications by effective organization of data [Function] Reduces barriers to communication [Benefit]

Output: Corporate knowledge is organized and usable for future profitable decision-making

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Hidden folders [Function] Only group members can see the folders. [Benefit]

Output: Users are not distracted by topics or discussion not relevant to them

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Information always kept in context [Function] Complete discussion is stored together [Benefit]

Output: Reduces the amount of unproductive time spent in meetings

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Multiple threads per page [Function] Many threads are presented in a folder [Benefit]

Output: Combined with “message compression,” this means that all relevant information for a folder can be quickly assimilated without requiring users to “dig” through multiple pages to harvest new information.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] New message highlighting [Function] New messages are boldly marked for users [Benefit]

Output: Finding new information in a folder is simplified by boldly marking new messages. This reduces the time and effort for employees to make use of new data and information

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Old message “compression” [Function] Old messages are “compressed” by reducing them to displaying only the title, author and time-stamp information. [Benefit]

Output: By reducing the information displayed for older messages, users are required to mentally filter out less irrelevant data, and can more quickly and efficiently gather the new information. One click will expand the full content of the thread whenever it is needed.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Customized threads per-page [Function] The number of threads displayed per page can be easily customized (on a site-wide basis) by the administrator. [Benefit]

Output: Since every organization is different, the administrator can easily change the default number of threads displayed to suit the structure and communication style of the organization.

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Feature] Low bandwidth requirements [Function] The RealizationEngine relies on a very small set of small graphics for navigation and cuing, resulting in very fast page loads [Benefit]

Output: Does not add unnecessary bandwidth to your network, and does not needlessly delay users' access to or contribution of information

Features - Realization Systems, Inc. - RealizationEngine


Input: [Database] Config [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SP BackkupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Read intensisve [Notes]

Output: Must be Co-Located with CA DB Recovery Model must be full for Mirroring Scale up, only one DB per Farm


Input: [Database] Central Administration Content [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Varies [Notes]

Output: Must be Co-Located with Config DB Can grow over the period of 365 days if Power Pivot is used Scale up, only one DB per Farm


Input: [Database] Content Databases [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small to Big [Characteristics] Varies by Usage [Notes]

Output: Limit Size to 200GB per Content DB Scale out, Scale up (a Site Collection can sit in only 1 DB)


Input: [Database] App Management [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Write heavy [Notes]

Output: Only write heavy during App installation Scale up, Scale out only on Office 365


Input: [Database] Business data Connectivity [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, only one DB per Farm


Input: [Database] Search – Admin [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Medium [Characteristics] Read Write [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out only by creating additional Service Applications


Input: [Database] Search – Analytics [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Medium to Large [Characteristics] Write heavy [Notes]

Output: Nightly Analytics update Scale out by Split Operation when DB becomes > 200GB


Input: [Database] Search – Crawl [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Medium [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale out by creating new DBs for every 20mio Items crawled


Input: [Database] Search – Link [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Medium to Large [Characteristics] Write heavy [Notes]

Output: Affected by Content processing Scale out by creating new DBs for 60mio Items crawled and for expected 100mio querys per year


Input: [Database] Secure Store [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Equal Read Write [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications


Input: [Database] Usage [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SQL Backup [Size] XLarge [Characteristics] Write heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, only one DB per Farm


Input: [Database] Subscription Settings [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications


Input: [Database] User Profile – Profile [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SP BackkupSQL Backup [Size] Medium to Large [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications


Input: [Database] User Profile – Sync [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Medium to Large [Characteristics] Equal Read Write [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications


Input: [Database] User Profile – Social [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small to XLarge [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications


Input: [Database] Word Automation [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications Traffic is Affected by Word Conversions only


Input: [Database] Managed Metadata [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Medium [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications


Input: [Database] Machine Translation [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications


Input: [Database] Project Server [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small to Medium [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up One Database per Project WebApp


Input: [Database] PowerPivot [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up


Input: [Database] Performance Point [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale up, Scale out by creating new Service Applications


Input: [Database] State Service [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SP BackupSQL Backup [Size] Medium to Large [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale out by creating additional Databases


Input: [Database] Tempdb [Recommended Recovery Model] Simple [Backup Method] SQL Backup [Size] Medium [Characteristics] Varies [Notes]

Output: Locate on fast Disks and split Database to several Datafiles


Input: [Database] Report Server – Catalog [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SQL Backup [Size] Small [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale Up


Input: [Database] Report Server – Temp [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SQL Backup [Size] Small to XLarge [Characteristics] Read heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale Up


Input: [Database] Report server – Alerting [Recommended Recovery Model] Full [Backup Method] SQL Backup [Size] Small to XLarge [Characteristics] Equal Read Write heavy [Notes]

Output: Scale Up Must be on same Server as the Repprt Server – Catalog


Input: [Major Functionality] X [Functionality] LDAP Enhancement [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: On July 26, AccessVU will begin support for an enhanced set of values for the LDAP attributes affiliation and primaryAffiliation. The change will result in new variations of the student, faculty and staff affiliations. Users who are created using AccessVU Invitation or other manual, non-feed based processes will now have invited_student, invited_faculty, and invited_staff in the list of affiliation values and in primaryAffiliation as appropriate. These invited_* values will remain as long as the account is active but remains out of any HR or SR feed. Invited users will no longer reflect the original unqualified student/faculty/staff affiliations. During the last week of July, users previously created in AccessVU using Invitations or other manual, non-feed based processes since November 2012 will have affiliation and primaryAffiliation adjusted to reflect the new affiliation values. Invitees already present in one or more feeds will not be impacted. Please make note of this change and evaluate any application which may reference the LDAP attributes affiliation and primaryAffiliation.

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Input: [Major Functionality] X [Functionality] Account Update [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Store and maintain primary affiliation in AccessVU. Data will not be removed if the account is disabled.

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Input: [Functionality] Add a Processing GIF [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Add a GIF that causes a delay functionality for processing

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Input: [Functionality] Add back Profile Org Group and Org [Description]

Output: Display profile organization group and organization on disabled accounts

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Add Code to Emails [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Add email code to emails for identification purposes

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Add Department Name & Job Code Name [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Add common language for department and job versus code only

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Major Functionality] X [Functionality] Add New Student Attributes to AccessVU and LDAP [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Store and maintain the following student data in AccessVU and LDAP: •Current Schools •Current Majors •Dorm •Undergrad •Graduate •Professional

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Input: [Functionality] Affiliation String Enhancements [Description]

Output: Ability to differentiate between a student who matches with a record in the student records feed, and a user who was invited with a student profile. This difference should be seen in the affiliation strings in the directory system.

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Bulk Load Failed [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: When performing a bulk load if there is an error rather than fail the load notify of error

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Bulk Tool for Set Delivery Address [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Bulk tool support for setting delivery address

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Check for Name Conflict at Invitation [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: If name exists at invitation process, then warn admin.

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Input: [Functionality] Check for Previous VUnetID [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Query user when claiming an invitation account if they have previously had a VUnetID

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Duplicate Emails for Reports [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: If the admin is the same as the requester, then only send one email, not two

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Email Template Beautification [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Enhancements to invitation emails

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Enable ePassword Service Tool to Set Notification [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: Enable ePassword services tool to send to notifications to contractor no email profiles

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Exchange Loader [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: Create flags on deleted SEM accounts for admins to delete the distribution group

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Exchange Loader [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Set additional permissions on security groups

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Federated Authentication [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: Force new login for federated users

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Groups Tool Enhancements [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: Performance improvement fixes for the groups tool

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Guest Account Elevate Issue [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: When a guest account matches a feed, send an email to the user to set password-providing VUnetID.

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Input: [Major Functionality] X [Functionality] Invitation Search Results [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Add sorting options to search results

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Limit gLDAP Accounts to One Resource [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: When creating an account through the admin tools, limit creation of gLDAP accounts to ONLY gLDAP. They cannot span multiple Directory services.

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Major Functionality] X [Functionality] New Employee Workflow [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Provision accounts from the HR feed, creating the VUnetID in advance of claiming, invitations to users will no longer be required

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Opt Out for Admin Notifications [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Allow users to opt out of admin notifications

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Populate Email Address in AD for contractor no email [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: When a contractor no email account is created, use the notification email address to populate AD with the external email address.

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Major Functionality] X [Functionality] Provision Orgs to Database tables instead of EPI [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Store and maintain organizations in AccessVU. Data will not be removed if the account is disabled.

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Input: [Functionality] Remove SmartPhone information [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: Delete the smart phone entry from Exchange

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Resource Account Audit [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Report that examines all the resource accounts that meet a particular criteria. This would include the VUnetID of the admin that created it, the VUnetID of the requestor, a date range, or the notification email address. The report would return the current status of the account, and the expiration date.

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Input: [Functionality] Resource Account Notification Address Duplication [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Notification addresses of multiple resource accounts might have the same value. If multiple resource accounts are supposed to be notified of service disable/delete, instead of sending on per account send a digest to the common address.

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Input: [Functionality] Search tool for MAC accounts [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Create a search tool for Manually Administered and Created (MAC) accounts

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] Set Disable Date on Manual Enable [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: On admin enabled accounts allow the VSA to set a date that would be the future disable date. If no date is set, then use default behavior.

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Input: [Functionality] Special Character Encoding Issue [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: Fix the special character encoding issue

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Input: [Functionality] Support pre-provisioned VUnetIDs [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Pre-provision a VUnetID for a user

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Input: [Functionality] Titles for HR [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Add Titles to AD from the HR feed

AccessVU - Upcoming Releases | Administrators | AccessVU | Vanderbilt IT | Vanderbilt University


Input: [Functionality] UI Interface Modifications [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Add additional link and language for the Personally Identifiable Information (PII) pages

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Input: [Major Functionality] X [Functionality] Update Organizations [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Provide the ability to update organizations on special source accounts

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Input: [Functionality] VUnetID to Resource Account [Type Feature or Bug)] Feature [Description]

Output: Convert an existing VUnetID to a resource account in the elevation type and wipe out the password expiration date

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Input: [Functionality] Workflow Method [Type Feature or Bug)] Bug [Description]

Output: Disable automated mail routing change when user is changed from undergrad to graduate student

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Input: $ZONLNRLBK

Output: Incremented by any online rollback that takes the database back to a prior state

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: M run-time actions that do not interact with the target database

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: M run-time database interactions

Output: Suspended during the online rollback. Restart if the online rollback does not take the database back to a prior state or if within an explicit TP transaction. Otherwise, DBROLLEDBACK error if the interaction is a non-TP mini-transaction. Note that triggers act like an extension of their originating event: they get the same treatment as the trigger event would get - if they are within an implicit transaction triggered outside a TP transaction, the process gets a DBROLLEDBACK error.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: M run-time larger KILLs

Output: Because of the way GT.M manages multi-node KILLs, it possible for online rollback to remove bit-map cleanup while leaving the original KILL. This creates incorrectly marked busy errors, which represent unused, but protected space - they are benign, but should be cleaned up in a timely manner.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: GT.CM GNP Server

Output: Like the M run-time, except it sends any DBROLLEDBACK error to the client processes.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: Starting most GT.M actions from the shell, including operator Utilities - see below for exceptions

Output: Deferred until the ONLINE ROLLBACK is complete. The environment variable gtm_db_startup_max_wait determines the deferred time. For more information, refer to GTM-4337.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: MUMPS

Output: None unless, and until, the process tries to interact with the target database


Input: Source Server

Output: If the online rollback takes the database back to a prior state, disconnect from the receiving instance and restart the connection with a message that a rollback occurred.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: Update Process

Output: If the online rollback takes the database back to a prior state, suspend processing and notify the Receiver Server that there was a rollback on this receiving instance.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: Receiver Server

Output: When notified by the Update Process, disconnect from the source instance and reconnect with a message to restart transmission from the new current sequence number. When it receives a message the source instance has rolled back and it was started with -AUTOROLLBACK, initiate an online rollback on the receiving instance, otherwise shutdown in anticipation of an operator action.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: LKE

Output: None if already running before online rollback starts


Input: Running GT.M utility commands that are mutually exclusive with MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK and require standalone access. For example: MUPIP UPGRADE MUPIP DOWNGRADE MUPIP JOURNAL -ROLLBACK or MUPIP JOURNAL -RECOVER MUPIP ENDIANCVT MUPIP RUNDOWN MUPIP RESTORE MUPIP INTEG -FILE

Output: MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK does not run when these commands are running. Analogously, these commands cannot run during a MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLACK.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: Multi-action state dependent utility commands. For example: MUPIP INTEG -REGION [-ONLINE|-NOONLINE] MUPIP BACKUP MUPIP LOAD

Output: Produces a DBROLLEDBACK error. Subsequent MUPIP BACKUP -BYTESTREAM -SINCE= commands may start at transaction 1 if the rollback takes the database state back prior to the event (DATABASE, BYTESTREAM or RECORD).

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: DSE

Output: DSE cannot start while online rollback is running. If it has already started, its commands work as described in other rows of this table.


Input: Utility commands that do not interact with database files. For example: DSE CLOSE DSE EVALUATE DSE EXIT DSE HELP DSE OPEN DSE PAGE DSE QUIT DSE SPAWN DSE VERSION GDE LKE CLEAR LKE SHOW MUPIP CREATE MUPIP EXIT MUPIP FTOK MUPIP INTRPT MUPIP QUIT MUPIP STOP

Output: DSE and LKE cannot start while online rollback is active, but if active they can continue to operate; MUPIP commands always start from the shell so each command may have different behavior. MUPIP CREATE does create database files but only if they do not already exist and if they do not exist, they can be rolled back. MUPIP INTRPT does not interact with a database, but the target process may and that could prevent it from recognizing the interrupt in a timely fashion.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: Utility commands that update a database and interlock with online rollback. For example: DSE ADD DSE ALL -WCINIT DSE ALL -BUFFER_FLUSH DSE ALL -SEIZE DSE ALL -RELEASE DSE ALL -FREEZE -OVERRIDE DSE BUFFER_FLUSH DSE CACHE except -SHOW DSE CHANGE except -FILEHEADER –NOCRIT DSE CRITICAL -SEIZE DSE CRITICAL -RELEASE DSE CRITICAL -CYCLE DSE MAPS DSE OVERWRITE DSE REMOVE -RECORD DSE RESTORE DSE SAVE DSE SHIFT DSE WCINIT

Output: These commands wait for online rollback to complete.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: Utility commands that only read database files and display current state information. For example: · DSE ALL -DUMP DSE ALL -NOFREEZE DSE CACHE -SHOW DSE CRITICAL -ALL DSE CRITICAL -CRASH DSE DUMP -BLOCK DSE DUMP -RECORD DSE DUMP -FILE DSE FIND DSE INTEG DSE REMOVE -BLOCK DSE RANGE

Output: These commands show the state as of the time they are issued and if issued while there are any concurrent updates, including online rollback may show a transient and out-of-date state.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: Utility commands that interact with a database and are not blocked by online rollback: DSE ALL -REFERENCE DSE CRITICAL -INIT DSE CRITICAL -REMOVE DSE CHANGE -FILEHEADER -NOCRIT

Output: These commands may disrupt the -online rollback and may cause database damage - they are available only for very unusual situations and should only be used under instructions from your GT.M support channel.

Effect of MUPIP JOURNAL -ONLINE -ROLLBACK


Input: [Details and relationships] Inventoried employee. The highest position in the object hierarchy. Direct relationships: • IT-Set • Hardware • Software • Consumable • Licenses in CAL mode Assigning a license in this mode only indicates that a particular resource may be used by the employee - it does not license the software. Software licensing only occurs as the License > Software relationship Relationship type: Functional Relationship To indicate that a particular User uses a common resource (e.g. a shared network printer) although s/he is not formally responsible for it, a relationship called a Functional Relationship is created. The purpose of creating such relationships is to help estimate the usage of each IT infrastructure component in the company. Indirect relationships: The User also makes use of relationships of directly related objects. [0]

Output: User

Codenica Inventory Software. IT Inventory Management. Hardware and Software Inventory


Input: [Details and relationships] Any type of inventoried IT-Set. Unlike the Codenica Audit model, it does not have to be a computer set. For example, it may be a portable disk set or a phone set. The inventoried set (IT-Set) can include any hardware or software. Direct relationships: • User • Hardware • Software • Consumable • License in OEM mode Assigning a license in this mode only indicates a licensed computer set (IT-Set) purchase in OEM mode - it does not license the software. Software licensing only occurs as the License > Software relationship • Licenses in CAL mode Assigning a license in this mode only indicates that a particular resource may be used by the IT-Set - it does not license the software. Software licensing only occurs as the License > Software relationship • Purchase document • Warranty document Relationship type: Functional Relationship To indicate that a particular computer set (IT-Set) uses a common resource (e.g. a shared network printer) although it is not formally assigned to it, a relationship called a Functional Relationship is created. The purpose of creating such relationships is to help estimate the usage of each IT infrastructure component in the company. Relationships of the Network Relationships type To indicate how the computer set (IT-Set) is connected to another resource via a network, a relationship called a Network Relationship is created. The purpose of creating such relationships is to help estimate the network usage of each IT infrastructure component in the company. Indirect relationships: The IT-Set also uses relationships of directly related objects. [0]

Output: IT-Set

Codenica Inventory Software. IT Inventory Management. Hardware and Software Inventory


Input: [Details and relationships] The Hardware being created may be either an internal component of the inventoried computer set (IT-Set) or an independent external device which may be directly assigned to a User. Direct relationships: • User • IT-Set • Consumable • License in OEM mode Assigning a license in this mode only indicates a licensed hardware purchase in OEM mode - it does not license the software. Software licensing only occurs as the License > Software relationship • Licenses in CAL mode Assigning a license in this mode only indicates that a particular resource may be used by the hardware - it does not license the software Software licensing only occurs as the License > Software relationship • Purchase document • Warranty Document Relationship type: Functional Relationship To indicate that a particular piece of hardware uses a common resource although it is not formally assigned to it, a relationship called a Functional Relationship is created. The purpose of creating such relationships is to help estimate the usage of each IT infrastructure component in the company. Relationships of the Network Relationship type To indicate how the Hardware is connected to another resource via a network, a relationship called a Network Relationship is created. The purpose of creating such relationships is to help estimate the network usage of each IT infrastructure component in the company. Indirect relationships: The Hardware also uses relationships of directly related objects. [0]

Output: Hardware

Codenica Inventory Software. IT Inventory Management. Hardware and Software Inventory


Input: [Details and relationships] An object representing the binaries installed on the computer, or a carrier of such binaries that have not yet been installed anywhere. The recommended way to create a relationship is to assign the object to the inventoried IT-Set, but it can also be assigned directly to the User (not recommended). To have licensed status, the Software must have an appropriate License assigned to it. Direct relationships: • User • IT-Set • Consumable • License Assigning the license in this mode indicates software licensing • Licenses in CAL mode Assigning a license in this mode indicates only that a particular resource may be used by the Software - it does not license the software. Software licensing only occurs as the License > Software relationship • Purchase document • Warranty document Relationship type: Functional relationship To indicate that a particular Software uses a common resource although it is not formally assigned to it, a relationship called a Functional Relationship is created. The purpose of creating such relationships is to help estimate the usage of each IT infrastructure component in the company. Indirect relationships: The Software also uses relationships of directly related objects. [0]

Output: Software

Codenica Inventory Software. IT Inventory Management. Hardware and Software Inventory


Input: [Details and relationships] It represents actual ownership of a document (or set of documents) in paper or electronic form, authorizing the use of the Software. To be licensed, the Software must have an appropriate License assigned to it. Direct relationships: • Software Software licensing • Software in CAL mode • User in CAL mode • IT-Set in OEM mode • IT-Set in CAL mode • Hardware in OEM mode • Hardware in CAL mode • Consumable • Purchase document • Warranty document Relationship type: Functional relationship To indicate that a particular License uses a common resource although it is not formally assigned to it, a relationship called a Functional Relationship is created. The purpose of creating such relationships is to help estimate the usage of each IT infrastructure component in the company. Indirect relationships: The License also uses relationships of directly related objects. [0]

Output: License

Codenica Inventory Software. IT Inventory Management. Hardware and Software Inventory


Input: [Details and relationships] It can represent any consumable temporarily assigned to another object (e.g. printer inks). Direct relationships: • User • IT-Set • Hardware • Software • License • Purchase document • Warranty document Relationship type: Functional relationship To indicate that a particular Consumable uses a common resource although it is not formally assigned to it, a relationship called a Functional Relationship is created. The purpose of creating such relationships is to help estimate the usage of each IT infrastructure component in the company. Indirect relationships: The Consumable also uses relationships of directly related objects. [0]

Output: Consumable

Codenica Inventory Software. IT Inventory Management. Hardware and Software Inventory


Input: [Details and relationships] Invoice Direct relationships: • IT-Set • Hardware • Software • License • Consumable [0]

Output: Purchase document

Codenica Inventory Software. IT Inventory Management. Hardware and Software Inventory


Input: [Details and relationships] Warranty card Direct relationships: • IT-Set • Hardware • Software • License • Consumable [0]

Output: Warranty document

Codenica Inventory Software. IT Inventory Management. Hardware and Software Inventory


Input: [Description:] Before using Photoshop to do your bidding you must understand the basic concepts of the program, learn Photoshop's basics from creating new files to understanding layers and discover how to have fun with it. [Tutorial:]

Output: Photoshop: The Basics

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Input: [Description:] A quick reference that has clickable icons from Adobe Photoshop's Tool Palette. Their is a short description provided for each tool so that the online community of creators have a quick and easy way to reference tools that they might not be familiar with. [Tutorial:]

Output: Photoshop Tool Palette Quick Reference

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Input: [Description:] A commonly overlooked asset to Photoshop is their quick keys. Learning to use Adobe Photoshop's quick keys will help speed production time and save time in the long run. [Tutorial:]

Output: Using Photoshop Quick Keys

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Input: [Description:] This tutorial is takes an in-depth look at all of Photoshop's cropping tools and features as well as other cropping abilities. [Tutorial:]

Output: Crop Tool Basics

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Input: [Description:] Learn how to customize Photoshop CS2's menus in order to increase production output. The more you know, the more efficient your image editing duties will get. [Tutorial:]

Output: Customizing Photoshop CS2 Menus

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Input: [Description:] Coloring penciled and inked work starts with an understanding of Photoshop's layers and coloring. Learn how to color drawings and other artwork with ease. [Tutorial:]

Output: Layers & Coloring

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Input: [Description:] A basic introduction to image editing, graphic design and Photoshop features such as Photo Selection, Cropping, Hue/Saturation, Water Ripples, Neon Glow, Lens Flare, and Conte Crayon. [Tutorial:]

Output: Image Effects

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Input: [Description:] Learn about Photoshop Image Sizing, Importing Images, Lighting Effects, and Filters in this example of creating a wallpaper from scratch. [Tutorial:]

Output: Image Sizing, Importing and Filters

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Input: [Description:] Understand coloring realistic artwork as we take you into the realm of working with and applying shadows to your projects. Shadows produce 3D perception, which produce realistic images and professional artwork. [Tutorial:]

Output: Shadow Conditions

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Input: [Description:] Apply metalic shines, as would be used on chrome and other shiny textures, through Photoshop so that you can bring your digitally colored artwork to life through highlights and more. [Tutorial:]

Output: Cuts and Chromes

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Input: [Feature] tag browser [ncmpc] yes [ncmpcpp]

Output: yes

Client:Ncmpc - Music Player Daemon Community Wiki

Features


Input: [Feature] tag editor [ncmpc] no [ncmpcpp]

Output: yes

Client:Ncmpc - Music Player Daemon Community Wiki

Features


Input: [Feature] lyrics [ncmpc] yes [ncmpcpp]

Output: yes

Client:Ncmpc - Music Player Daemon Community Wiki

Features


Input: [Feature] colorful display [ncmpc] yes [ncmpcpp]

Output: yes

Client:Ncmpc - Music Player Daemon Community Wiki

Features


Input: [Feature] playlist editor [ncmpc] yes [ncmpcpp]

Output: yes

Client:Ncmpc - Music Player Daemon Community Wiki

Features


Input: [Feature] output device editor [ncmpc] yes [ncmpcpp]

Output: yes

Client:Ncmpc - Music Player Daemon Community Wiki

Features


Input: [Feature] i18n [ncmpc] yes [ncmpcpp]

Output: no

Client:Ncmpc - Music Player Daemon Community Wiki

Features


Input: [Feature] wide characters (e.g. Asian) [ncmpc] yes [ncmpcpp]

Output: no

Client:Ncmpc - Music Player Daemon Community Wiki

Features


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Mobile Surveys

Output: TexterTexter's advanced mobile survey software allows companies to quickly deploy dynamic mobile surveys and data collection systems...

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Text to Win

Output: The TexterTexter text messaging software platform can be leveraged to create highly effective text to win campaigns that generate high response rates...

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Real-Time Text to Screen

Output: Text to screen can be part of a live event, embedded on a website for ongoing data collection, or incorporated into LIVE broadcast television.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] HTML & Flash Web Widgets

Output: Use HTML and Flash widgets to integrate your mobile marketing campaigns with websites and email marketing for increased results and to generate opt-in contacts via the web.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Premium SMS

Output: Premium SMS gives clients the ability to earn money on text messages and content for which consumers will pay to send or receive.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Text to Chat

Output: Anonymous text chatting is here! Text-to-Chat is the perfect compliment for any social networking event, website or online community.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Text Message Alerts & Notifications

Output: Send targeted text message communications to optin contacts using the TexterTexter text messaging software platform.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Mobile Trivia

Output: Mobile trivia campaigns provide an immediate interactive component that users feel compelled to participate with.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Mobile Coupons

Output: Integrate mobile coupons into a mobile marketing campaign and provide great incentives which generally yield much higher response rates.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Appointment Reminders

Output: Help your customer service representatives communicate easily and effectively with your patients, customers, or guests using the iTRS appointment reminder system...

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Emergency Notifications

Output: The TexterTexter system allows emergency response teams to create, send and deliver time-sensitive alerts to community members from a computer or mobile device.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] WAP Page Builder

Output: TexterTexter's experienced development team works with clients to design, develop, and launch static and dynamic mobile WAP sites...

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Text Voting & Polling] Mobile Content Delivery

Output: Messenger's content delivery platform provides an easy to use system for any content distributor interested in delivering wallpapers, ringtones, and mobile video.

Provide instant gratification to participants of a text vote/poll by displaying the results in real time using our advanced text to screen capabilities.


Input: [Tag name] HHVM [Appearance on change lists] HHVM [Source] Defined by an extension [Active?] No [Tagged changes] 136 changes [Full description of meaning]

Output: Revisions made with the HipHop Virtual Machine enabled instead of the Zend PHP interpreter (expected to improve performance, tagged for debugging/analysis)


Input: [Tag name] visualeditor [Appearance on change lists] VisualEditor [Source] Defined by an extension [Active?] Yes [Tagged changes] 10 changes [Full description of meaning]

Output: Edit made using the VisualEditor


Input: [Tag name] mobile edit [Appearance on change lists] Mobile edit [Source] Defined by an extension [Active?] Yes [Tagged changes] 5 changes [Full description of meaning]

Output: Edit made from mobile (web or app)


Input: [Tag name] mobile web edit [Appearance on change lists] Mobile web edit [Source] Defined by an extension [Active?] Yes [Tagged changes] 2 changes [Full description of meaning]

Output: Edit made from mobile web site


Input: [Tag name] mobile app edit [Appearance on change lists] Mobile app edit [Source] Defined by an extension [Active?] Yes [Tagged changes] 0 changes [Full description of meaning]

Output: Edits made from mobile apps


Input: [Tag name] visualeditor-needcheck [Appearance on change lists] VisualEditor: Check [Source] Defined by an extension [Active?] Yes [Tagged changes] 0 changes [Full description of meaning]

Output: Edit made using the visual editor where the system detected the wikitext possibly having unintended changes.


Input: [Tag name] visualeditor-switched [Appearance on change lists] VisualEditor: Switched [Source] Defined by an extension [Active?] Yes [Tagged changes] 0 changes [Full description of meaning]

Output: User started to edit using the visual editor, then changed to the wikitext editor.


Input: [Description] Complete rdoc api documentation [Priority]

Output: high


Input: [Description] Complete webpage documentation [Priority]

Output: high


Input: [Description] Improve error handling and reporting [Priority]

Output: high


Input: [Description] Allow inverse-order quotes [Priority]

Output: high


Input: [Description] Handling bibtex files [Priority]

Output: medium


Input: [Description] Handling footnotes [Priority]

Output: medium


Input: [Description] Produce latex output [Priority]

Output: medium