Program Error definition

Program Error means code in any program or information contained in any Documentation that makes the Licensed Software inoperable or that produces unintended results or actions or that produces results or actions other than those described in the Documentation or this Agreement. Program Error includes, without limitation, any Critical Program Error.

Program Error means an error or bug preventing the Licensed Software from operating in accordance with the Documentation in all material respects.

Program Error means faults in the Software which materially adversely affect the Specified Functionality

Examples of Program Error in a sentence

• Seller shall promptly replace any work-around, patch, or other temporary correction provided to Buyer, in response to a Program Error, with a permanent correction and, in any event, shall include such permanent correction in the next release of the Licensed Software.

• If Seller encounters unforeseen circumstances that delay or make it impossible for Seller to perform the obligations set forth above, Seller shall cooperate with Buyer to provide appropriate work-arounds, interim support, on-site personnel, or other remedial measures commensurate with the severity and impact of the Program Error.

• Should Seller learn of a Program Error from any user other than Buyer, Seller shall promptly notify Buyer of the Program Error and its potential impact on Buyer operations, and shall respond in accordance with the procedure described in the section entitled "Response" of this Exhibit A as if the Program Error was reported by Buyer.

• Seller shall correct any Program Error which becomes known to it in accordance with the severity of the Program Error involved and its actual or potential impact upon Buyer operations.

• Buyer reserves the right to reclassify any Program Error as a Critical Program Error, or vice versa, at any time.

More Definitions of Program Error

Program Error means an error or defect in the Code which results in the failure of the Program Property to operate or to produce output on the Designated Platform in substantial conformity to descriptions of such operation or output in the Documentation for the Program Property.

Program Error means there is incongruence between the behavior of the Software and the documented functionality and operation of the Software or any other problem or irregularity which affects the material functionality of the Software.

Program Error means a program error in a Tjene Software that is reproducible by Tjene and that causes a material failure of such Tjene Software to perform in accordance with the applicable Documentation.

Program Error means a deviation in the functionality of the Licenced Software where such deviation prevents the reasonable use of the Computer System for the purpose envisaged

Program Error means a reproducible defect or combination of defects in the software used operate the Services that results in a failure of the Services to function substantially in accordance with GP’s then-current end user documentation included within the Services. Program Errors shall exclude those errors caused by the negligence of Client, any modification or alteration to any part of the Services other than by GP, data which does not conform to GP’s specified data format, operator error, accident, misuse, or any other cause which, in GP’s reasonable determination, is not inherent in such GP software. “Site” shall mean the Internet site maintained by or for GP or other third parties and located at the Internet address indicated on the cover sheet to this Agreement or another

Program Error means an error in the program code of the Program which causes the Program to be partially or totally inoperative or causes incorrect data to be displayed or stored.

Program Error means a malfunction in the Licensed Software which prevents the Licensed Software from functioning as described in its Specifications and which can be independently reproduced by PDF Labs. A malfunction shall not be considered a Program Error if its solution is outside of the scope of currently known computing methodology, such scope being that generally accepted in the software development community.