If a BPM Process is created with a Linked Object and an auto-start condition, and the process is activated even if the auto-start condition is not met, this will cause a problem in saving any task. This issue also occurs when trying to save the project back into Clarity from Open Workbench (OWB).
Primary Object = Project, Linked Object = Resource or any other linked attribute that can be selected
Start Options, Auto-start, Start Event = Update, Start Condition = 'Project Stage' = Initiation (or any other valid stage)
Optional: you can check Stage value, but the issue is reproduced regardless of the value meeting the BPM process auto-start condition
Open the project in Open Workbench (OWB), and then try to save it back into Clarity - the error is also reproduced for this action
See also categories: U.S. Route 95 in Arizona, U.S. Route 95 in California and U.S. Route 95 in Nevada.
2014-07-06 12 20 24 Welcome to Oregon sign along northbound U.S. Route 95 about 75.4 miles north of the junction with Interstate 80 at the Oregon border in McDermitt, Nevada.JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 4.22 MB
2014-07-06 12 20 46 View north along U.S. Route 95 about 75.4 miles north of the junction with Interstate 80 at the Oregon border in McDermitt, Nevada.JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 4.03 MB
2014-07-06 12 22 08 Welcome to Nevada sign along southbound U.S. Route 95 about 75.4 miles north of the junction with Interstate 80 at the Oregon border in McDermitt, Nevada.JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 4.37 MB
2014-07-06 12 22 24 Welcome to Nevada sign along southbound U.S. Route 95 about 75.4 miles north of the junction with Interstate 80 at the Oregon border in McDermitt, Nevada.JPG 2,448 × 3,264; 3.25 MB
2014-07-06 12 23 20 View south along U.S. Route 95 about 75.4 miles north of the junction with Interstate 80 at the Oregon border in McDermitt, Nevada.JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 3.56 MB
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Hello, I am in need of new processor and look to buy i3 8350k which means I need motherboard with Z370 chipset if I understood correctly (I currently have H110). I have DDR4 RAM module that works on 2133Mhz, motherboard have support for it but here on intel product website it says on Memory Types DDR4-2400, so is that maximum supported memory clock, or only supported memory clock, and what would happen if I put in my memory of 2133Mhz?
If your motherboard supports the i3-8350k with the socket, BIOS, and chipset, then it would run at the slower speed memory of 2133Mhz.
Great thanks, so there is no problem that on the link you sent is stated only DDR4-2400 whilst I have 2133Mhz?
When it lists a processor as supporting a specific speed, this means that the processor has been fully qualified to run at that speed or lower. In your case, this means it is fully qualified to run at either 2133MHz or 2400MHz.
can i ask what happen if i put a ddra4 3000 on i3-8350k, that have a limit of 2400? and in case of overclock?
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The program will involve the students (working in groups) using ideation and prototyping techniques to develop an idea to the STEM related problem and they will use a selection of materials and technologies to create a model and a brand for their idea. Each group will then present their idea and outputs to the class.
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Many of the ideas for best practices in translation and working with CrowdIn were inspired by the guidelines published by the Flattr community.
The Alfresco resource files that are uploaded to CrowdIn do not have a language suffix, but they need to have a suffix for each language to which they are translated before they can be installed so that Alfresco can correctly switch between languages.
CrowdIn supports setting the exported file name on a per file basis. We could use this capability to reduce the nesting of folders by having each file renamed into it's correct subdirectory. However, Alfresco is too large of a project to change the setting for every file. Instead we are using scrips to add the suffix on download or build and living with the nesting.
CrowdIn does not have a capability to handle simultaneously translating different versions of a project. They recommend using a subdirectory for each version since the translation memory will translate duplicated strings. This has two downsides:
The project statistics will look bad for each new language unless someone goes back and translates the strings in older versions. This makes the translations look lower quality than they actually are.
However, replacing all of the strings can interrupt a translation that is going well. To mitigate this problem we:
encourage each translation project to have a separate project site with a source control repository where old translations can be completed and maintained
We think this is reasonable because we hope to direct enthusiasm toward translating the most recent version of Alfresco.
You may also have separate Crowdin projects for multiple version of Alfresco. Translations could be migrated using our 'Pre-Translate' feature and the TM sharing option.
I tried to download the latest beta driver for my Radeon 6950 but it crashes upon startup before it even installs giving me the message of, "AMD Software Suite has stopped working."