Workaround Clause Samples
A Workaround clause defines the procedures and responsibilities for implementing temporary or alternative solutions when a problem or defect arises that cannot be immediately resolved. Typically, this clause outlines how parties should identify, communicate, and apply such interim measures to maintain business operations or system functionality until a permanent fix is available. Its core practical function is to minimize disruption and ensure continuity by providing a structured approach to handling issues that require immediate but non-final solutions.
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Workaround. A change to the procedures Licensee follows or the data it supplies when using OSI Software. A Workaround is designed to enable OSI Software to operate without a material, adverse effect on it use by Licensee in its production environment.
Workaround. The term “Workaround” shall mean a temporary PIMS that Contractor or County can implement in the event of an Incident as an alternate method of providing full Service or process functionality that allows the affected System(s) and/or process(s) to deliver to County an acceptable level of business operations functionality until the Incident is resolved.
Workaround. If any change in Law prevents or delays Provider from performing its obligations under this Agreement, the Parties will develop and implement a suitable workaround, subject to the Change Control ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Confidential/Proprietary Materials Procedures and taking into consideration the respective obligations of the Parties under this ARTICLE 5, until such time as Provider can perform its obligations under this Agreement without such workaround.
Workaround an action in which an Error can be circumvented, which may or may not be temporary.
Workaround. A temporary solution to a software error that Infoblox has implemented or enabled customers to implement that allows the software to regain functionality and/or provide software functions in accordance with the specifications.
Workaround. A temporary patch or procedure that avoids, but does not directly resolve an Error, and allows functioning of the Software Deliverable substantially in accordance with the Specifications. A Workaround does not constitute a permanent fix.
Workaround. Add DNS entries for all Federated Children. Alternatively, bind each Federated Child to a specific IP address (as opposed to the default host name); for details, see “Binding the Foglight Management Server to an IP Address” in the Foglight Installation and Setup Guide set. • java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: null object name errors appear in the Federation Master log file when a Federated Child is shut down. • Cartridge files (.car) installed on a Federation Master must be the exact same versions as the cartridge files installed on the Federated Children. Frequently asked questions This section presents a list of the most frequently asked questions related to Foglight® federation: For a complete list of versions supported in this and previous versions of the Federation Master, see Requirements. For optimal results, your Federation Master and Federated Child(ren) should be the same version.
Workaround. Bypass of a recognized problem in a System. A Workaround is typically considered a temporary fix if some functionality of the Collexis Software is impaired after the Workaround is applied.
Workaround. Should NICE determine that a Cloud Service requires correction, it will, at its sole option, make the correction in the version of the Cloud Service that Customer is then currently using or instruct Customer to install a newer version of the Cloud Service that includes the correction. NICE reserves the right to provide Customer with a workaround in lieu of making a correction should NICE, in its sole judgment, determine that it is more effective to do so.
Workaround. If Licensor is unable to complete an Error Correction, Licensor will use commercially reasonable efforts within a reasonable time in light of the severity of the Errors, to develop procedures or routines which, when employed in the regular operation of, or access to, the Software, will avoid or substantially diminish the practical adverse effects of the relevant Errors (Workaround).