Error handling. The Customer shall report any errors without undue delay. The Contractor shall assist with identifying and rectifying errors within the framework defined in Appendix 2, and based on the framework set out in the service level agreement in Appendix 5. If the agreed deadlines are not complied with, the Customer may demand standardised compensation as stipulated in the service level agreement in Appendix 5. Unless otherwise is agreed in Appendix 5, the following error definitions shall apply: Level Category Description A Critical error - Error that results in the stoppage of the software or equipment, a loss of data, or in other functions that, based on an objective assessment, are of critical importance to the Customer not working as agreed. - The documentation being so incomplete or misleading that the Customer is unable to use the software or the equipment, or material parts thereof. B Serious error - Error that results in functions that, based on an objective assessment, are of importance to the Customer not working as described in the agreement, and which it is time-consuming and costly to work around. - The documentation being incomplete or misleading, and this resulting in the Customer being unable to use functions that, based on an objective assessment, are of importance to the Customer. C Less serious error - Error that results in individual functions not working as intended, but which can be worked around with relative ease by the Customer. - The documentation being incomplete or imprecise. To the extent that the services include the maintenance of standard software that the Contractor has not developed itself or does not maintain itself, or where elements of the services are in some other manner delivered by a third party and the Customer has not itself concluded a maintenance agreement with the software producer, the Contractor shall conclude the necessary agreement with the software producer. The terms and conditions for the maintenance that are agreed between the Contractor and the software producer shall be explicitly specified in a separate chapter in Appendix 2, and copies of the terms and conditions for the maintenance shall be appended as Appendix 10. If the Customer has itself concluded a maintenance agreement with the aforementioned software producer, these shall be appended to the Agreement as Appendix 10. The Contractor may request that the Customer assert or, with the agreement with the Customer, itself assert the Customer's rights in r...
Error handling a. Foodee acknowledges that errors are unpleasant, but also that the Client Experience is critical for service satisfaction. Foodee reserves the right to determine, within reason, an appropriate compensation for Errors in the Fulfillment Orders, and to pass along those costs to the Merchant.
Error handling. One of the most interesting advantages of using REDUCEME programs is that for each image an associated error image can also be processed throughout the reduction process, allowing for a careful control of the error propagation. A more detailed description of this technique, and its application to the measurement of line-strength indices, is given in these papers: • Xxxxxxx et al. (1998): Reliable random error estimation in the measurement of line-strength indices. • Xxxxxxx et al. (2002): Proper handling of random errors and distortions in astronomical data analysis • Xxxxxxx et al. (2003a): A New Approach in Data Reduction: Proper Handling of Random Errors and Image Distortions • Xxxxxxx et al. (2003b): Using spectroscopic data to disentangle stellar population properties Note: You can also find a general description of REDUCEME in Chapter 3 of my PhD Thesis (see also appendix B and C). Warning: Since there is no explicit publication describing this package, you can acknowledge the use of RE- DUCEME by citing Xxxxxxx (1999): Xxxxxxx, N., 1999, Ph.D. thesis, Universidad Complutense de Madrid In addition, you can find here how to create the REDUCEME logo in LaTeX.
Error handling. R5-esterror: Creates an error file from an initial image, taking into account the r.m.s. measured in each spectrum in a given wavelength range. R5-generror: Creates an error file from an initial image, taking into account the readout noise and gain of the detector. R5-randsc: Creates a fake image through bootstraping from an original image and its associated error frame. In each pixel, the original signal is randomly modified using the correspoding error. R5-snratio: Determines the S/N ratio as a function of binning in the spatial direction.
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Error handling. (Go to section) Instructions: This information applies to errors on both the Producer side and Archive side. Repeat a row for every error condition. Reference the data type to which the information applies by identifying the REF ID header row. Repeat the REF ID header row and subsequent rows in the table for every data type error handling described.
Error handling. Errors of concern to the TPA are grouped in the following categories: • Connectivity errors • Response errors • Sequencing errors • Business-specific errors Connectivity errors are detected as failure to receive the acknowledgment to the transmission of a message, such as the message that sends an action request to a server. Response errors are detected as failure to receive the results of an action. This subject is discussed in "Timing of Action Results". Sequencing errors are violations of the order of actions specified in the sequencing rules. See "Sequencing Rules". A sequencing error could be committed by a client (action invoker) or could result from a state error in the server. Therefore a sequencing error may require arbitration by the arbitrator specified in <TPAInfo>. See "Arbitration of TPA Disputes". NOTE: Sequencing errors can be handled by the framework and error-handling rules do not appear in the TPA. As part of processing sequencing errors, the framework can obtain the recent history of the conversation and send it to the arbitrator. Business-specific errors are included in payload of the message indicated by the <ResponseMessage> tag. NOTE: Other error conditions that may be indicated in the return code are system-related and can be trapped by the framework and handled by it. These conditions are not shown in the TPA and are defined in the application-programming documentation.
Error handling. The Customer (or if applicable, an Operating Company) or its representatives will provide all first level and second level support for Deliverables. Local Matters will provide third level technical support for all Deliverables only to Customer, any Operating Company as specified in an Order Form or their representatives; Local Matters will have no obligation to provide any support directly to Customer’s or Operating Companies’ customers or users. Technical support issues will be managed at the first and second level by the Customer, Operating Companies, or their third parties. First Level Support includes the following: · Clarification of functions and features of the Software; · Clarification of the Software documentation; · Guidance in using the Software; · Collection of relevant technical problem identification information, filter user/operator problems from real technical problems; and · Respond to customer with resolution or escalation information. Second Level Support includes the following: · Defect isolation and Software spec defect determination, and elimination of network, router, hardware and OS problems; · Assistance in identifying and verifying the causes of suspected Defects; · Advice on bypassing identified Defects, if reasonably possible; · Action plan definition; · Identification, localization and reporting of Defects that they are unable to resolve; · Respond to customer with resolution or escalation; · Restart Services / servers; and · Check Logs. [ ] = CERTAIN CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT, MARKED BY BRACKETS, IS FILED WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO RULE 406 OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED. SCHEDULE 3 OPERATING COMPANIES
Error handling. Error transaction[s] received by the system along with the details
Error handling. 67. This product must allow for different error handling Examples; • Entered information incorrectly message 1 is displayed • Incomplete information entry message 2 is displayed • Missing field information message 3 is displayed [SR4.10.1.2] ü Presentation layer requirement.
