Fatal Errors definition

Fatal Errors means Errors totally blocking the functionality of the System, as a result of which the System substantially unusable.
Fatal Errors means Errors which block the operations of the Participant, resulting in the impossibility of any useful work getting done.

Examples of Fatal Errors in a sentence

  • Cadence and NTI will jointly --------------------------------- classify Errors reported by Cadence as follows: "Fatal" means an Error that prevents the product from performing any useful work; "Severe Impact" means an Error that disables a major or essential function or functions (other than Fatal Errors); "Degraded Operations" means an Error that disables one or more non- essential functions; and "Minor" means all other Errors.

  • Cadence and NTI will --------------------------------- jointly classify Errors reported by Cadence as follows: "Fatal" means an Error that prevents the product from performing any useful work; "Severe Impact" means an Error that disables a major or essential function or functions (other than Fatal Errors); "Degraded Operations" means an Error that disables one or more non-essential functions; and "Minor" means all other Errors.

  • System errors will be classified as follows: P1 Fatal: Errors preventing all useful work from being done, or site outage.