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#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cstdio>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <sstream>
#include <cctype>
#include <cstring>
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Classes | |
| struct | Item_Type_Serial |
| Holds the items types most recent serial number and loads into the program for manipulation. More... | |
| struct | Product_Info |
| Holds the production information for each product and is loaded into proper vector. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | Display_Main_Menu () |
| The main menu display with the options: produce items, add products, add employee account, stats, and exit. More... | |
| void | Process_Main_Menu_Selection (Product_Info &my_Product_Info, int &product_Number_Count, Item_Type_Serial &my_Item_Type_Serial, std::vector< Product_Info > &catalog, std::vector< Product_Info > &new_Product_Info) |
| Process the user's main menu selection and prevents improper selection. More... | |
| int | Produce_Items (int &product_Number_Count, Item_Type_Serial &my_Item_Type_Serial, std::vector< Product_Info > &catalog) |
| Produces serial numbers for products that exit in file and saves the serial numbers to another file. More... | |
| void | Add_To_Product_Line (Product_Info &my_Product_Info, std::vector< Product_Info > &new_Product_Info) |
| Where new products are created and stored to a file for manufacturing. More... | |
| void | Assemble_New_Product_Info (Product_Info &my_Product_Info, std::vector< Product_Info > &new_Product_Info) |
| The user adds new products to the line by entering manufacturer, product name, and item type. More... | |
| void | Display_New_Added_Products (const Product_Info &my_Product_Info, std::vector< Product_Info > &new_Product_Info) |
| Displays newly added products to the user. More... | |
| void | Store_New_Products_To_File (const Product_Info &my_Product_Info, std::vector< Product_Info > &new_Product_Info) |
| Saves the newly added products to a file for later use. More... | |
| void | Loads_Products_From_ProductLine_File (Product_Info &my_Product_Info, std::vector< Product_Info > &catalog) |
| Loads the productline files to the catalog for production. More... | |
| void | Loads_Product_And_Serial_Numbers_From_ProductionLog (int &product_Number_Count, Item_Type_Serial &my_Item_Type_Serial) |
| Loads the saved product numbers and serial numbers into the program. More... | |
| void | Add_Employee_Account () |
| The user creates an employee user name with first name and last name. More... | |
| void | Create_Employee_Password () |
| The user creates a password with certain requirements such as lowercase and uppercase letters and an integer. The password is then stored in the Users file. More... | |
| std::string | Encrypt_Password (std::string password_Being_Encrypted) |
| Retrieves the created, valid password and then encrypts. More... | |
| void | Display_Production_Statistics (int &product_Number_Count, Item_Type_Serial &my_Item_Type_Serial) |
| Displays the total amount products by item type and the total products created by product Number. More... | |
| void Add_Employee_Account | ( | ) |
The user creates an employee user name with first name and last name.
| void Add_To_Product_Line | ( | Product_Info & | my_Product_Info, |
| std::vector< Product_Info > & | new_Product_Info | ||
| ) |
Where new products are created and stored to a file for manufacturing.
| my_Product_Info | Stores the pieces of info about the new product. |
| new_Product_Info | Holds all the info about new products and only the new products. |
| void Assemble_New_Product_Info | ( | Product_Info & | my_Product_Info, |
| std::vector< Product_Info > & | new_Product_Info | ||
| ) |
The user adds new products to the line by entering manufacturer, product name, and item type.
| my_Product_Info | Stores the pieces of info about the new product. |
| new_Product_Info | Holds all the info about new products and only the new products. |
| void Create_Employee_Password | ( | ) |
The user creates a password with certain requirements such as lowercase and uppercase letters and an integer. The password is then stored in the Users file.
| void Display_Main_Menu | ( | ) |
The main menu display with the options: produce items, add products, add employee account, stats, and exit.
| void Display_New_Added_Products | ( | const Product_Info & | my_Product_Info, |
| std::vector< Product_Info > & | new_Product_Info | ||
| ) |
Displays newly added products to the user.
| my_Product_Info | Stores the pieces of info about the new product. |
| new_Product_Info | Holds all the info about new products and only the new products. |
| void Display_Production_Statistics | ( | int & | product_Number_Count, |
| Item_Type_Serial & | my_Item_Type_Serial | ||
| ) |
Displays the total amount products by item type and the total products created by product Number.
| product_Number_Count | Holds the most recent product number recorded. |
| my_Item_Type_Serial | holds the most recent serial number by item type. |
| std::string Encrypt_Password | ( | std::string | password_Being_Encrypted | ) |
Retrieves the created, valid password and then encrypts.
| productLineManufacturer |
| void Loads_Product_And_Serial_Numbers_From_ProductionLog | ( | int & | product_Number_Count, |
| Item_Type_Serial & | my_Item_Type_Serial | ||
| ) |
Loads the saved product numbers and serial numbers into the program.
| my_Item_Type_Serial | holds the most recent serial number by item type. |
| product_Number_Count | Holds the most recent product number recorded. |
| void Loads_Products_From_ProductLine_File | ( | Product_Info & | my_Product_Info, |
| std::vector< Product_Info > & | catalog | ||
| ) |
Loads the productline files to the catalog for production.
| catalog | Holds all product info from the productline file to be printed and manipulated. |
| my_Product_Info | Stores the pieces of info about the new product. |
| void Process_Main_Menu_Selection | ( | Product_Info & | my_Product_Info, |
| int & | product_Number_Count, | ||
| Item_Type_Serial & | my_Item_Type_Serial, | ||
| std::vector< Product_Info > & | catalog, | ||
| std::vector< Product_Info > & | new_Product_Info | ||
| ) |
Process the user's main menu selection and prevents improper selection.
| my_Product_Info | handles three single pieces of info for individual products. |
| product_Number_Count | holds the most recent product number recorded. |
| my_Item_Type_Serial | holds the most recent serial number by item type. |
| catalog | holds all product info together to be printed. |
| new_Product_Info | holds new added products and displays them only. |
| int Produce_Items | ( | int & | product_Number_Count, |
| Item_Type_Serial & | my_Item_Type_Serial, | ||
| std::vector< Product_Info > & | catalog | ||
| ) |
Produces serial numbers for products that exit in file and saves the serial numbers to another file.
| product_Number_Count | Holds the most recent product number recorded. |
| product_Number_Count | Holds the most recent product number recorded. |
| catalog | Holds all product info together to be printed. |
| void Store_New_Products_To_File | ( | const Product_Info & | my_Product_Info, |
| std::vector< Product_Info > & | new_Product_Info | ||
| ) |
Saves the newly added products to a file for later use.
| my_Product_Info | Stores the pieces of info about the new product. |
| new_Product_Info | Holds all the info about new products and only the new products. |


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Where we're going we don't need web apps
by Chris MerrimanEVE TEMPTING TECH COMPANY Apple has started the search for engineers to create the successor to its all-conquering iTunes software for Windows.
A job listing on Linkedin, spied by Neowin, invites coders to "join [Apple] to build the next generation of media apps for Windows".
Apple devices have already said farewell to iTunes in favour of individual apps for different media types (like Apple Music) but other operating systems, most notably Windows, have remained on the iTunes train, with its increasingly messy interface.
That means that subscribers to the newer, streaming-based Apple Music are forced to use the web interface, hardly ideal for a market-leading product. The same applies to Apple TV+
There are a few more clues - the advert specifies skills in UWP - (Universal Windows Platform), the newer style of app introduced in Windows 8. That suggests that Apple has its eyes on a UWP and Win32 version of each app, further suggesting that it intends to hedge its bets for maximum compatibility. Between the two, it'll bring the new apps to everything from the mighty Xbox One, to the tiny Surface Neo.
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Client-side Password Verification in JavaScript
Business websites often only act as an online brochure. As such, those that need some kind of password protection often don’t go too all-out in implementing it. Reasons for this could be:
- Skill; checking user input client-side is much easier than server-side.
- Budget; why pay for a server only for checking passwords when you can just host your HTML/CSS/JS files online for much cheaper and not have to worry about any server-side scripting.
- Security; maybe the information you’re password protecting isn’t that critical and doesn’t need airtight security.
The reason is most likely a combination of the latter two. However, a web developer can take just a few simple extra steps to make their website much more secure.
What NOT To Do
Take http://www.zahnarzt-frankfurt.de/, an informational website for a German association of dentists, for instance. I stumbled upon this particular specimen while searching for my own dentist’s phone number. The home page presents you with two buttons; one for patients and one for dentists. Clicking on the patients button will take you to the information that you, the patient, were looking for. Clicking on the dentists button will take you to a page with a single password field and a continue button.
The website itself looks semi-professional. It looks like it was made with a decent IDE but I can’t shake the suspicion that getting into this “Doctors Only section” isn’t very hard.
Time to check out the source code. Inspect Element? Nope, right-click disabled. Haha now it’s obvious this web developer had something to hide. Let’s bring out the Developer Tools the old fashioned way and inspect that form from there. What’s this?
<form action="javascript:loadpage();" method="post" name="passwort">
Bingo! Client-side verification. And right above it:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript"> <!-- function loadpage() { if (document.passwort.pswd.value != "chirurgie"){ document.location.href="passwort_falsch_en.html" } else { document.location.href="chirurgie/" + document.passwort.pswd.value + ".html" } } //--> </script>
The code above has been cleaned up slightly to make it readable. You can also tell by the developer’s style that JavaScript was not their first language to say the least. Well, now we know their dictionary word password and can successfully infiltrate the “Dentist Only section” without being dentists! 1337 h4x0r life.
What To Do Instead
Obviously the best solution is to check everything server-side against a hashed password. Hashed, not encrypted; encrypted passwords can still be decrypted. The way I like to hash passwords is with a (randomly) salted SHA256 hash to have a nice balance between security and speed/complexity. That way even if somehow my servers are compromised by some insanely skilled hackers, they still can’t figure out my users’ passwords (which are all required to be complex; i.e. long, with capitals/numbers/punctuation, no dictionary words etc.) without spending a virtually infinite amount of time brute-forcing them.
On the client side however, the best we can do is hash a complex password with a strong, difficult to crack hash function like a salted SHA-3 hash (very easy in JavaScript) and hardcode it in. In fact, the hash algorithm can be as complex as we want because it’s all being run on the user’s computer and not wasting server CPU processing time. With just the hashed password, even the most skilled hacker can only attempt an educated brute-force attack. It would be easier for them to instead find the owner of the website and torture them into revealing the password.
Here’s a practical example of client-side hashing and password verification in the same function as the example website above:
var salt = 'Hack THIS!'; var hashedPass = '99c0c3ea5c83f8608f488100a1f42e6478fdb2042d24dee0f1c997c75d65efad'; function loadpage() { if (SHA256(salt+document.passwort.pswd.value) !== hashedPass){ document.location.href='passwort_falsch_en.html'; } else { document.location.href='chirurgie/'+document.passwort.pswd.value+'.html'; } }
JavaScript hash functions can be found in libraries such as CryptoJS or just online. After some minification and obfuscation, this code would make the dentist website’s password verification leagues better with very little extra effort! Of course make sure that visitors and web crawlers can’t see your protected pages! For visitors, use .htaccess’ “Options All -Indexes”, or “IndexIgnore ./zahnaerzte/chirurgie/*” in this case, and for spiders, put “Disallow: /zahnaerzte/chirurgie/” in your robots.txt (and hide that from visitors too!) and so on. Obviously there’s no point in implementing a timeout on too many password attempts as it would take mere seconds to circumvent.
That’s all it takes to fend off script kiddies!


REASONING TEST PAPER 1
Directions for questions 1 to 25
Each question is based on a passage. Select the best answer choice given
Passage1
A Company manufactures chairs. In 1994 its installed capacity was 3 lacs. Now it doubled in 1998 and remained the same in 1999. Through 1995-1997 it was 2/3 the capacity of 1998. Capacity utilization is inversely proportional to capacity. In all years except 1994 capacity utilization was below 100% though production increased steadily over the years. In 1994 it was 110%, 1995-85%, 1996-90%, 1997-91% and 1998-76%. In 1999 it was the same as 1996 levels.
The selling price was Rs4 per unit in 1994 increased at 10% per annum till 1996. In 1997 it was Rs5 per unit and thereafter it rose 20% per annum. Unit sales are 90% of production in 1994 and 1995 and 95% in 1997,1998,1999.
1996 was a boom year in which the company sold all that it produced in that year plus the inventory of the last 2 years (assume opening inventory to be zero in 1994). The company has been facing heavy competition and market share by value has been declining from 25% in 1994-95, it was 60% of that in 1998-99. 1996 & 1997 shares were equal to the average share of these 6 years. The company spends 4.33% of its sales revenue every year on advertising.
What was the production
in 1997?
1]
350,000 2] 360,000 3]
364,000 4] 365,000
What was the total sales
revenue in 1996?
1]
1,900,360 2] 2,066,680 3] 1,890,560 4] 2,135,500
What was the advertising
expenditure in 1998?
1]
112,545 2] 120,000 3] 135,000 4] 123,345
What were the unit sales
in 1996?
1]
427,000 2]
450,000 3]
360,000 4] 365,000
What was the total
market in 1997?
1]
84.39lac 2]
86.45lac 3]
79.69lac 4] cannot be determined
Passage2
IN organizing a newspaper 4 editors are required ;the managing editor, the news editor, the sports editor and the entertainment editor. The managing editor can work only on Wednesday mornings, Thursday afternoons and Friday the whole day. The news editor can work only on Monday afternoons, Tuesday and Thursday the whole day. The sports editor can work only on Monday afternoons, Tuesday mornings and Wednesday the whole day. The entertainment editor can work all day Monday and Wednesday only.
If the managing editor
cannot edit until each of the others has completed atleast a full day
of work, when is the earliest the managing editor can work?
1]Wednesday
afternoon 2]Friday
morning
3]Monday
morning 4]Thursday afternoon
One of the editors must
work completely alone for the whole day in order to prevent confusion
and disorder. If no other editor can afford to lose his available
time, then the only possible editor privileged with working alone is
1]The news editor
on Tuesday 2]The
managing editor on Friday
3]The sports editor on
Monday 4]The
entertainment editor on Thursday
Passage3
4 people Arti, Banti, Chetan and Dolly have together got Rs100 with them. Arti and Banti together have got as much money as Chetan & Dolly put together. Arti has got more money than Banti. Chetan has half as much money as Dolly has. Arti has Rs5 more than Dolly.
Who has got the most
money?
1] Arti 2] Dolly 3] Chetan 4] Cannot be determined
How much does Banti
have?
1]
12.03 2]
11.6 3]
13.3 4] None of these
Who has got the second
biggest sum?
1] Arti 2] Chetan 3]
Dolly 4] Banti
What is the ratio of the
amount with Chetan and Dolly?
1]
2:1 2]
1:2 3]
1:3 4] 1:4
Who has got the least
amount of money?
1] Banti
2] Arti 3] Chetan 4]Dolly
Passage4
The following is the list of instructions to be followed
Step1: x=0 A=2 B=3
Step2: If X<5 then do Steps3-6 otherwise Step7
Step3: Y=A+B replace A by B replace B by Y
Step4: Type Y
Step5: Increase X by 2
Step6: Goto Step2
Step7: Exit
When X=4 what value of Y
is typed?
1]
12 2] 8 3] 13 4] 5
Suppose Step5 is replace
by 'Increase X by 5' then what would be the last value of Y typed?
1]
5
2] 4 3]
6 4]
9
After the set of
instructions is over at Step 7 what is the value of X
1]
5 2]
4 3]
3 4] 7
Passage 5
Five offices in Mumbai are run by five couples
Husbands: Bala, Girish, Jai, Jayesh, Pratap
Wife: Beena, Chand, Maya, Preeti, Sangeeta
Surname: Bakshi, Joshi, Natwar, Parikh, Sahni
Office: Air India, Jet, Ashiana, Indian Court, American Court
No husband shares a first name initial with his wife; Only one husband who is not Pratap has an identical initial for his first name and surname, but none of the wives does
The Air India is run by Jai and his wife
Girish and Maya are one of the couples
Chandís husband is Mr. Natwar
Mrs. Joshi is the owner of Jet and Preeti is the owner of American Court; neither of them is married to Jayesh
The office run by the Sahni has the word ĎCourtí as part of its name
The Ashiana is not run by Mr.Parikh whose wife is not Sangeeta
Jaiís wife is
1] Preeti 2]Chand 3] Maya 4] Beena
The Sahniís run the restaurant
1] Ashiana 2] Air India 3] Jet 4] Indian Court
Which of the men has the surname Natwar
1]Bala 2] Pratap 3] Jai 4] Jayesh
Which of the following women is Mrs. Joshi
1] Preeti 2] Chandni 3] Sangeeta 4] Beena
Balaís surname is
1] Parikh 2] Joshi 3] Bakshi 4] Sahni
Passage
5
Five brothers have among them a pair of twins who are neither the oldest nor the youngest. E is older than C but younger than B. D is younger than 3 brothers
The youngest is
1] A 2] B 3] C 4] D
One of the twin pair is
1] B 2] C 3] D 4] E
The eldest is
1] A 2] B 3] C 4] E
The one who has as many elder brothers as younger brothers is
1] A 2] B 3] E 4] none of these
Who is the fourth brother
1] A 2] B 3] D 4] E
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1. In 1997 production is 91% of capacity installed Therefore=91*400,000/100 =364,000 Hence [3] 2. Inventory for 1994 Production in '94=330,000 Sales=297,000 therefore inventory=33,000 Inventory for 1995 Production in 1995=340,000 Sales in 1995=306,000 therefore inventory=34000 Sales for 1996=360000 Total sales=360000+34000+33000=427000 units Sales revenue=427000*4.84 =2,066,680 Hence [2]
Sales=433200 units Sales revenue=433200*6=2599200 Therefore advt. expense=2599200*4.33% =112,545 Hence [1] 4. Inventory for 1994 Production in '94=330,000 Sales=297,000 therefore inventory=33,000 Inventory for 1995 Production in 1995=340,000 Sales in 1995=306,000 therefore inventory=34000 Sales for 1996=360000 Total sales=360000+34000+33000=427000 units Hence [1] 5. Market share=80/4=20% Sales revenue=345,800*5=1729000 Therefore market =1,729,000/0.20=86.45lac Hence [2] 6. Answer is [2] 7.Answer is [1] The following table can easily explain questions 8 to 12
13. While X=0, Y=5, A=3, B=5 While X=2, Y=8, A=5, B=8 While X=4, Y=13, A=8, B=13 Hence [3] 14. While X=0, Y=5, A=3, B=5 If X is increased by 5 further values of Y will not be calculated. Hence [1] 15. The last value of X is 4 Hence [2] The following table explains the questions 16 to 20
16. [4] 17. [4] 18. [4] 19. [3] 20. [3] The following table explains the questions 21 to 25
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2.3 TransactionsYou can't examine the more advanced features of a database system for very long before transactions enter the mix. A transaction is a group of SQL queries that are treated atomically, as a single unit of work. Either the entire group of queries is applied to a database, or none of them are. Little of this section is specific to MySQL. If you're already familiar with ACID transactions, feel free to skip ahead to the section "Transactions in MySQL." A banking application is the classic example of why transactions are necessary. Imagine a bank's database with a two tables: checking and savings. To move $200 from Jane's checking account to her savings account, you need to perform at least three steps:
The entire operation should be wrapped in a transaction so that if any one of the steps fails, they can all be rolled back. A transaction is initiated (or opened) with the BEGIN statement and applied with COMMIT or rolled back (undone) with ROLLBACK. So the SQL for the transaction might look like this: BEGIN; [step 1] SELECT balance FROM checking WHERE customer_id = 10233276; [step 2] UPDATE checking SET balance = balance - 200.00 WHERE customer_id = 10233276; [step 3] UPDATE savings SET balance = balance + 200.00 WHERE customer_id = 10233276; COMMIT; But transactions alone aren't the whole story. What happens if the database server crashes while performing step 3? Who knows? The customer probably just lost $200. What if another process comes along between Steps 2 and 3 and removes the entire checking account balance? The bank has given the customer a $200 credit without even knowing it. Simply having transactions isn't sufficient unless the database server passes what is known as the ACID test. ACID is an acronym for Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, and Durability—four tightly related criteria that are required in a well-behaved transaction processing system. Transactions that meet those four criteria are often referred to as ACID transactions.
2.3.1 Benefits and DrawbacksACID transactions ensure that banks don't lose your money. By wrapping arbitrarily complex logic into single units of work, the database server takes some of the burden off application developers. The database server's ACID properties offer guarantees that reduce the need for code guarding against race conditions and handling crash recovery. The downside of this extra security is that the database server has to do more work. It also means that a database server with ACID transactions will generally require more CPU power, memory, and disk space than one without them. As mentioned earlier, this is where MySQL's modularity comes into play. Because you can decide on a per-table basis if you need ACID transactions or not, you don't need to pay the performance penalty on a table that really won't benefit from transactions. 2.3.2 Isolation LevelsThe previous description of isolation was a bit simplistic. Isolation is more complex than it might first appear because of some peculiar cases that can occur. The SQL standard defines four isolation levels with specific rules for which changes are and aren't visible inside and outside a transaction. Let's look at each isolation level and the type of problems that can occur. <IP_ADDRESS> Read uncommittedIn the read uncommitted isolation level, transactions can view the results of uncommitted transactions. At this level, many problems can occur unless you really, really know what you are doing and have a good reason for doing it. Read uncommitted is rarely used in practice. Reading uncommitted data is also known as a dirty read. <IP_ADDRESS> Read committedThe default isolation level for most database systems is read committed. It satisfies the simple definition of isolation used earlier. A transaction will see the results only of transactions that were already committed when it began, and its changes won't be visible to others until it's committed. However, there are problems that can occur using that definition. To visualize the problems, refer to the sample data for the Stock and StockPrice tables as shown in Table 2-2 and Table 2-3.
Imagine you have a Perl script that runs nightly to fetch price data about your favorite stocks. For each stock, it fetches the data and adds a record to the StockPrice table with the day's numbers. So to update the information for Amazon.com, the transaction might look like this: BEGIN; SELECT @id := id FROM Stock WHERE ticker = 'AMZN'; INSERT INTO StockPrice VALUES (@id, '2002-05-03', 20.50, 21.10, 20.08, 21.02); COMMIT; But what if, between the select and insert, Amazon's id changes from 4 to 17 and a new stock is added with id 4? Or what if Amazon is removed entirely? You'll end up inserting a record with the wrong id in the first case. And in the second case, you've inserted a record for which there is no longer a corresponding row in the Stock table. Neither of these is what you intended. The problem is that you have a nonrepeatable read in the query. That is, the data you read in the SELECT becomes invalid by the time you execute the INSERT. The repeatable read isolation level exists to solve this problem. <IP_ADDRESS> Repeatable readAt the repeatable read isolation level, any rows that are read during a transaction are locked so that they can't be changed until the transaction finishes. This provides the perfect solution to the problem mentioned in the previous section, in which Amazon's id can change or vanish entirely. However, this isolation level still leaves the door open to another tricky problem: phantom reads. Using the same data, imagine that you have a script that performs some analysis based on the data in the StockPrice table. And let's assume it does this while the nightly update is also running. The analysis script does something like this: BEGIN; SELECT * FROM StockPrice WHERE close BETWEEN 10 and 20; // think for a bit SELECT * FROM StockPrice WHERE close BETWEEN 10 and 20; COMMIT; But the nightly update script inserts between those two queries new rows that happen to match the close BETWEEN 10 and 20 condition. The second query will find more rows that the first one! These additional rows are known as phantom rows (or simply phantoms). They weren't locked the first time because they didn't exist when the query ran. Having said all that, we need to point out that this is a bit more academic than you might think. Phantom rows are such a common problem that InnoDB's locking (known as next-key locking) prevents this from happening. Rather than locking only the rows you've touched in a query, InnoDB actually locks the slot following them in the index structure as well. <IP_ADDRESS> SerializableThe highest level of isolation, serializable, solves the phantom read problem by ordering transactions so that they can't conflict. At this level, a lot of timeouts and lock contention may occur, but the needs of your application may bring you to accept the decreased performance in favor of the data stability that results. Table 2-4 summarizes the various isolation levels and the drawbacks associated with each one. Keep in mind that as you move down the list, you're sacrificing concurrency and performance for increased safety.
2.3.3 DeadlocksWhenever multiple transactions obtain locks, there is the danger of encountering a deadlock condition. Deadlocks occur when two transactions attempt to obtain conflicting locks in a different order. For example, consider these two transactions running against the StockPrice table: Transaction #1: BEGIN; UPDATE StockPrice SET close = 45.50 WHERE stock_id = 4 and date = '2002-05-01'; UPDATE StockPrice SET close = 19.80 WHERE stock_id = 3 and date = '2002-05-02'; COMMIT; Transaction #2: BEGIN; UPDATE StockPrice SET high = 20.12 WHERE stock_id = 3 and date = '2002-05-02'; UPDATE StockPrice SET high = 47.20 WHERE stock_id = 4 and date = '2002-05-01'; COMMIT; If you're unlucky, each transaction will execute its first query and update a row of data, locking it in the process. Each transaction will then attempt to update its second row only to find that it is already locked. Left unchecked, the two transactions will wait for each other to complete—forever. To combat this problem, database systems implement various forms of deadlock detection and timeouts. The more sophisticated systems, such as InnoDB, will notice circular dependencies like the previous example and return an error. Others will give up after the query exceeds a timeout while waiting for a lock. InnoDB's default timeout is 50 seconds. In either case, applications that use transactions need to be able to handle deadlocks and possibly retry transactions. 2.3.4 Transaction LoggingSome of the overhead involved with transactions can be mitigated through the use of a transaction log. Rather than directly updating the tables on disk each time a change occurs, the system can update the in-memory copy of the data (which is very fast) and write a record of the change to a transaction log on disk. Then, at some later time, a process (or thread) can actually apply the changes that the transaction log recorded. The serial disk I/O required to append events to the log is much faster than the random seeks required to update data in various places on disk. As long as events are written to the transaction log before a transaction is considered committed, having the changes in a log will not affect the durability of the system. If the database server crashes before all changes have been applied from the transaction log, the database will continue applying changes from the transaction log when it is restarted and before it accepts new connections. 2.3.5 Transactions in MySQLMySQL provides two transaction-safe storage engines: Berkeley DB (BDB) and InnoDB. Their specific properties are discussed in next section. Each one offers the basic BEGIN/COMMIT/ROLLBACK functionality. They differ in their supported isolation levels, locking characteristics, deadlock detection, and other features. <IP_ADDRESS> AUTOCOMMITBy default MySQL operates in AUTOCOMMIT mode. This means that unless you've explicitly begun a transaction, it automatically executes each query in a separate transaction. You can enable AUTOCOMMIT for the current connection by running: SET AUTOCOMMIT = 1; Disable it by executing: SET AUTOCOMMIT = 0; Changing the value of AUTOCOMMIT has no effect on non-transaction-safe tables such as MyISAM or HEAP. <IP_ADDRESS> Implicit commitsCertain commands, when issued during an open transaction, cause MySQL to commit the transaction before they execute. Typically these are commands that make significant changes, such as removing or renaming a table. Here is the list of commands for which MySQL implicitly commits a transaction:
As additional features are added to MySQL, it is possible that other commands will be added to the list, so be sure to check the latest available documentation. <IP_ADDRESS> Isolation levelsMySQL allows you to set the isolation level using the SET TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL command. Unless otherwise specified, the isolation level is changed beginning with the next transaction. To set the level for the whole session (connection), use: SET SESSION TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ COMMITTED Here's how to set the global level: SET GLOBAL TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE MySQL recognizes all four ANSI standard isolation levels, and as of Version 4.0.5 of MySQL, InnoDB supports all of them:
The default isolation level can also be set using the --transaction-isolation command-line option when starting the server or set via my.cnf. <IP_ADDRESS> Mixing storage engines in transactionsTransaction management in MySQL is currently handled by the underlying storage engines, not at a higher level. Thus, you can't reliably mix tables stored in transactional engines (such as InnoDB and BDB) in a single transaction. A higher-level transaction management service may someday be added to MySQL, making it safe to mix and match transaction-safe tables in a transaction. Until then, don't expect it to work. If you mix transaction-safe and non-transaction-safe tables (such as InnoDB and MyISAM) in a transaction, the transaction will work properly if all goes well. However, if a rollback is required, the changes to the non-transaction-safe table won't be undone. This leaves the database in an inconsistent state that may be difficult to recover from (and renders the entire point of transactions moot). <IP_ADDRESS> Simulating transactionsAt times you may need the behavior of transactions when you aren't using a transaction-safe table. You can achieve something like transactions using MySQL's LOCK TABLES and UNLOCK TABLES commands. If you lock the tables that will be involved in the transaction and keep track of any changes that you make (in case you need to simulate a rollback), you'll have something equivalent to running at the serializable isolation level. But the process is kludgy and error prone, so if you really need transactions, we recommend using a transactional storage engine. |
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Elliott 900 Series Computers
Documentation Archive
Last Update: 18th April 2023
Scanned copies of Elliott issued manuals and other Elliott 900 related
documentation collected by
Andrew Herbert.
All the documents contained in this archive are thought to be orphaned
works and/or otherwise free of copyright restrictions. If this is not
the case, the copyright owner is invited to contact me and ask for the
copyright they hold to be acknowledged and/or have the relevant
documents removed.
Elliott Issued Documents
920 Coral in Outline: Summary
of facilities provided in the CAP Coral system for Elliott 920.
The Elliott 928 Graphical Display
System,
a brochure describing the Elliott 920 Graphical Display System and its
software. The 928 display was designed to be driven by an Elliott 905
computer.
Manual of
the ARCH Computing System of Online Process Control, an
introduction to the Elliott ARCH
process control architecture for industrial systems.
Published by Elliott Brothers (London) Limited, November
1963. The original of this document is held by Danish Data
Museum.
The handwritten codesheets are believed to be the work of
Alex Hvidtfeldt, a Dane who worked for Elliotts from 1962
and was responsible for the development of ARCH. The Elliott
903/920B-based implementation of ARCH was known as the
ARCH9000 and the Elliott 920C-based version as ARCH9050.
ACD Books:
this folder contains books issued by (Marconi-) Elliott Airborne
Computing Division (ACD).
Specifically:
Elliott 900 Technical
Manual, Copy No. 100, Vols. 1, 2, 3,
4:
this folder contains the manual supplied by Elliotts to customers who
purchased an Elliott 903 computer. It describes the hardware,
peripherals, operating instructions, maintenance instructions and
software.
The content is primarily from Copy No. 100 belonging to an 8K Elliott
903 sold to The British Ceramics Research Association.
Some missing / out-of-date pages have been added from other copies of
the manual held by T.J. Froggatt and at
The National Museum of Computing.
Elliott 903
ALGOL Design Documents:
this folder contains the Elliott 903 Algol Design Documents authored
by Don Hunter and Norman Spink.
Specifically:
Elliott 905 computer brochure, Marconi
Elliott Computer Systems Ltd, 1970:
summary information about the Elliott 905 computer, software and
peripherals.
Elliott 905 Digital
Computer System Functional Specification, Issue 2, July 1969.
Elliott 920A Fact Book: a summary of
the features of first machine
in the Elliott 900 Series.
Elliott 920C computer brochure, Elliott
Automation: summary brochure for Elliott 920C computer.
MC2/144 S.A.P.
Symbolic Assembly Program:
Section of Elliott 902 Computer Programming Manual, Part 2,
Programming Languages describing assembly language for the Elliott
902 computer system (12 bit machine).
MCS 920B Computer
Diagrams:
this folder contains drawings issued by Elliott for 903 number 62,
believed to be the 8K machine currently at the Centre for Computing
History in Cambridge.
It was originally sold the British Ceramics Research Association.
MCS 920B Manual
MCB 143, Vol. 4 Technical Manual, Copy A.139, A/275:
This folder contains parts 1-5 and Logic and Circuit Diagrams from the
MCS 920B Technical Manual (parts 1-4 ex copy A.139, diagrams ex copy
A.275).
This substantially duplicates the 900 Technical Manual Volume 4, but
includes sections on Additional Store and Power Supplies which are
missing from the former,
and more numerous and detailed diagrams making this a valuable volume
when tracing and repairing hardware faults.
It also describes some of the other power supplies and I/O devices
available for the 920B when used as an embedded system.
MCS 920B Manual MCB 145, Vol. 5 Test
Program Library, Copy A/117:
Extracts from MCS 920B Manual, Vol. 5: Test Program Library MCB.145
Copy No. A/117 giving operating instructions for 920B test programs.
The original also includes program coding sheets for each of the test
programs but these have not been copies.
Additional pages relating to X.51 and store tests for the 920M have
been included.
Programming Compatibility of 920 Series Computers:
Note written by Peter Lawrence describing differences between 920A,
920B and 920M models.
WORKSHOP: Elliott booklet describing the
WORKSHOP calculator package.
Other Hardware Documents
Teletype
BPRE Punch Manual:
engineering manual for Teletype BPRE paper tape punch unit.
Teletype Manual:
This folder contains the engineering manual for Teletype ASR
teleprinter.
TRM 250 Tape Reader, Elliott
Automation, 1967:
technical manual for the Elliott 250 c/s paper tape reader including
operating and maintenance instructions, mechanical design drawings and
electronic circuit diagrams.
Other Software Documents
920ATC: notes by Terry Froggatt on 920ATC
instruction set.
Aldenham Utilities: manual for
Aldenham School Utilities.
AJH Algol
Bowdler-130782:
notes on differences between BOWDLER 13/07/82 and version described in
ACD Book 120 903 Utility Software.
City and Guilds Mnemonic Code
Integer Division: notes by Terry
Froggatt on errors in the Elliott 903 Algol integer division code,
Macrogenerators
-
Documentation of FRED 9/2/71
a GPM-like symbol processor.
General Purpose Macrogenerator (GPM)
-
CJ GPM paper:
a scanned copy of Strachey’s Computer Journal paper
introducing GPM.
-
CCS
Resurrection GPM Article:
an article for Resurrection written by the author giving an
account of the General Purpose Macrogenerator.
ML/I & LOWL
Music Programs
XSTORE: summary documentation for XSTORE, a
store test program written by Terry Froggatt.
Miscellaneous Documents
920M Construction: short article
describing construction techniques for Elliott 920M.
Benson-Lehner Plotter:
An advertisement for the Benson-Lehner plotter for the Elliott 903.
CCS Resurrection Elliott 903 Software Article:
an article for the CCS Resurrection magazine written by the
author summarizing the software available for the Elliott 900 series.
Educational Computer:
an article from the Computer Bulletin, December 1965 describing the
use of an Elliott 903 computer for education.
Elliott 903 Operating Notes
is a summary of entry points, data formats and error messages for the
main Elliott 900 and ACD utilities.
Page Inventories
This folder contains a summary of the pages in the base documents
that were scanned to make this collection.
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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 4
Roe deer loin is cooked with flavours of blackcurrant and liquorice, served with cabbage slaw and black pudding wrapped in potato spaghetti.
For the dehydrated blackcurrants, place the blackcurrants onto a tray and dust well with icing sugar, place into the dehydrator and leave for a day at 90C/195F.
N.B.
For the blackcurrant sauce, heat a medium saucepan until hot, add the olive oil, shallots, garlic, thyme and cook until caramelized.
Add the vinegar and red wine and reduce until the liquid has almost disappeared.
Add the stock and cook until reduced by half.
Add the blackcurrants to the sauce and bring back to the boil then remove from the heat and leave to infuse for 10 – 15 minutes.
Pour the sauce through a muslin cloth lined fine sieve, check the seasoning and whisk in the butter and blackcurrant compote and mix well.
For the blackcurrant gel, add the blackcurrants, sugar, lime juice and water to a medium sized pan and bring to the boil.
Boil for two minutes and then pass through a fine sieve.
Place the blackcurrant liquid back into the pan, bring to the boil, whisk in the agar agar and return to the boil.
Once boiled, pass through a sieve again and place into a tray and put in the fridge until the liquid has set to a gel.
Once the gel has set, place into a blender and blend until smooth.
Pour into a squeezy bottle and reserve.
For the liquorice paint, place the Pontefract cakes and water into a saucepan and bring to the boil.
Reduce to a simmer and cook until all the cakes have dissolved.
Pass through a fine sieve and reserve.
For the potato wrapped black pudding, heat a medium sized frying pan until hot, add a small chunk of the butter and the onions and sweat until soft.
Mix the onion through the black pudding until well incorporated.
Roll the mixture into 2cm/¾in cylinders in cling film and chill until firm.
Melt the remaining butter.
Using the spaghetti machine, spin the potatoes to create long strands of potato.
Submerge the potato strands into the melted butter.
Take a cylinder of the black pudding and carefully wrap the potato around it, repeating the process on each side until the black pudding is completely covered.
Wrap them in cling film and place in the fridge for an hour.
Once they are set firm, cut them into 4cm/1½in long pieces.
Preheat the fat fryer to 180C/350F.
Place them into the fryer and cook for about 2-3 minutes until golden brown and crispy.
Lift out and drain onto kitchen paper then season with salt.
For the cabbage slaw, place all the ingredients, except the chives, into a medium sized saucepan on a medium heat, and cook for 2-3 minutes until the carrots and onions are just cooked and the chicken velouté is reduced and glazed around the vegetables.
Check the seasoning then add the chives.
For the venison, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Lightly season the loins with salt and pepper.
Heat a frying pan until very hot, add a touch of butter and the loins and seal on each side, until browned.
Transfer the venison loins to the oven for 3-4 minutes, then remove and allow to rest for at least 10 minutes.
To finish, dust the loin with icing sugar and licorice powder.
Place back into a hot pan and caramelise on each side then remove from the pan and leave to rest for a few minutes.
To serve, brush liquorice paint on to the centre of the plate. Put a spoon of slaw just to the left of the centre. Place on the potato wrapped black pudding to the right of the slaw, pipe three dots of blackcurrant gel next to the black pudding. Put a spoon full of sauce on to the centre of the plate. Slice the venison into two lengthways, place on to the pool of sauce, garnish with fennel cress.


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I refuse to believe this was a coincidence. While I was testing the name in Google and on several other sites testing for trademark violations, somebody got a whiff of it and literally stole the name away from right under my nose. Now when you type in the name, an amateur domain auction site comes up. Owned by the same guy who ripped my name off.
My advice: If you have a winner, don’t put it out there too much. Just buy it. I will always mourn the loss of what was probably the greatest domain name ever. Well, if I ever get a refund from godaddy, I’ll have to go back to the drawing board I guess.


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Bandits kill 14 in fresh Zamfara attack
by Maiharaji AltineMaiharaji Altine Gusau
Suspected bandits killed 14 people in Karaye village, Gummi Local Government Area of Zamfara State on Sunday.
In a statement, spokesman for the police in the state, SP Mohammed Shehu, who confirmed the attack, said it was a reprisal against the community for killing of some Fulani suspected to be bandits.
He said apart from the 14 people killed 10 others sustained gunshot wounds, with many houses razed by the gangsters during the attack.
Shehu said, “On November 3, some vigilantes (Yansakai) around Bardoki village in Gummi LGA attacked and killed nine Fulani on suspicion they were bandits.
“We arrested 11 members of Yansakai who actively participated in the killing of the Fulani that led to the (latest) incident that is being investigated by the state CID (Criminal Investigation Department) in Gusau.”
He said those arrested would be prosecuted to serve as a deterrent to others.
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Aircraft Maintenance Systems software is feature-rich, based on actual on the floor workflow and customer-proven maintenance and inventory management solution! We offer a strong product suite that is module based and covers the complete aircraft maintenance operations with the ability to integrate your inventory, calculate operational and labour costs, and track your component in repair along with the power to document the entire process in a paperless environment.
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- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Reactis Le GroupeIndustry sector market interests:
- Aerospace
Sector information
Total plant size:
Distribution of employees:
Among others:4 persons specialized in software development;
2 persons in aircraft maintenance;
4 sales representative;
1 executive assistant;
2 training representative;
3 technical support.
Key / Major clients:
List of some references:Air Satellite: Operator of 10 - 15 aircraft: Cessna multi and Beech King Air located in Baie-Comeau, 1-418-589-8923 (Lite version)
Air Saguenay: Operator of 30 aircraft DHC-2 - 3, Cessna located in Baie-Comeau,
1-418-589-9555, Person in charge is Robert Cavanagh (Advanced version)
Newfoundland Labrador Air Transport Ltd: Operator of 4 aircraft: Beech King Air 350, located in Deer Lake Newfoundland, 1-709-635-3574, Person in charge is Dave Pinsent (Lite version)
Transport Canada, Normand Savard inspector located in Alma, 1-418-669-0311
Transport Canada, Raymond Rock located in Val-Dor, 1-877-599-9250
CQFA (Government flying school): Flying school operating 25 aircraft: Beech, Cessna 310, PA31-350 and Helicopters Bell 206, Person in charge is Richard Gagnon,
1-418-673-3421 (Advanced version)
Grondair: Operator of 20 to 25 aircraft: Cessna, Piper and Beech King Air, located in St-Frédéric, 1-418-426-2313, Person in charge is Lorette Grenier (Lite version)
Aéro Teknic: Airplane Maintenance shop (AMO) located in St-Hubert, 1-450-676-6299, Person in charge is Vincent Grenon (Advanced version)
Exact Air: Operator of 5 to 10 aircraft: Cessna, Piper and Beech King Air,
located in St-Honoré, 1-418-673-3522, Person in charge is Stephane Martel (Lite version)
Expedition Helicopters: Operator of helicopters, located in Cochrane Ontario,
1-705-272-5755, Person in charge is Guylain Mainville (Advanced version)
Heli Technik: Helicopter Maintenance shop (AMO) located in Val dOr, 1-819-874-8804, Person in charge is Luc Richard. (Advanced version)
Panorama Helicopters: Operator of 7 -9 helicopters, located in Alma, 1-418-668-0761, Person in charge is Arthur. (Advanced version)
Aviation R&L Inc.: Maintenance Shop (AMO), located in St-Félicien Québec, Person in charge is Richard Larue (Advanced version)
Aéro Atelier CM: Engine and Components overhaul shop located in Lac à la Tortue,
1-888-538-6768, Person in charge is Guy Blais or Sonia Trudel (Advanced version)
Canadian Airforce Cadets: OPS, Operator of military aircraft,
1-450 358-7099 ext: 7073, Person in charge is Major Mario Deslandes (Advanced version)
Cegep Edouard Montpetit (ÉNA): National Aircraft Maintenance School,
1-450-678-3560, Person in charge is Daniel Trudeau (Advanced version)
Bell Helicopter Textron: Helicopters manufacturer located in Mirabel, they are using our system for prototype aircraft maintenance and modification tracking. (Advanced version)
GDG Aviation: Operator of spraying aircraft fixed and rotary wings aircraft,
1-819-696-8380, Person in charge is Claude Bazin (Lite version)
Nolinor Aviation: Operator of a fixed wing In Montreal , Has 6 Convair 580, 3 passenger, and 3 for Cargo. 1-514 631-0028 Person In charge Raynald Bourdages
DOM.
Commercial Aviation: Operator of fixed wing in Hearst Ontario 2 X PA31T2 Cheyenne, 2 X PA31 350 Navajo Chieftain 1-705-362-8505 Person in charge Annie Lemieux
ATAC: Flight training unit using Kafir jets for training of pilots based in the USA
Newfoundland and Labrador Air Transport Ltd: Operator of fixed wing based in Deer Lake 1 X B-200 King Air Person in charge Chris Lambert 1-709-635-3574.
Waasheshkun Airways: Operator fixed wing Baie des poste
Cooking Lake Aviation Academy: Operator of fixed wing Based in Sherwood Park Alberta 4 X Cessna172 1 X PA30B 1 X Cessna 150 1 X PA28R-200 Arrow 1 X ATC610 Simulator person in charge Dave Pinsent 1-780-922-2802
Valley Helicopters Ltd: Helicopter Operator in Hope B.C. and Flight School 4 x bell 206b 1 X Bell 206L3 2 X Bell 47G2. Person in charge Brad Fandrich 1-604-869-2131
Remote Helicopters Ltd: Helicopter Operator In Slave Lake Alberta 5X ASTAR 350, 5 X Bell 206B, 1 X Bell 204B, 2 X Bell 212. Person in charge David Reid DOM 1-780-849-2222
Slave Lake Helicopters Ltd: Helicopter Operator in Slave Lake Alberta, 2 x ASTAR 350B2 1 X bell 206B Person in Charge Debbie Kelham Vice President
Success stories:
For the installation and implementation of our products, most of our customers are requiring us to go on site for installation and personnel training. However, we have some who did it by themselves without any problem.Testimonial:
"I wanted to send a thank you to all your people. They have done excellent work for us over these past few months. You have gone above and beyond our expectations as always. I honestly do not know how you guys do it. You make things seem very easy, but I know there is a great deal of effort that goes into our requests. You have been a great help to my operations, and I appreciate the support very much. I would like you to know you have excellent people working for you and I enjoy working with them very much. It would be very easy for you to just say no to our constant requests, but you always go out of your way to help us. These efforts do not go unnoticed. If I could get this support from other companies I work with my job would be very easy. Please pass my thanks along to all your staff."Tom McCaffery
Kenn Borek Air Ltd.
Stores Manager.
________________________________________
"We tried the program with the new updates. They are very good. They added details that make the program even more efficient. Sgt Lebeau and I are very happy with this upgrade. Once again, a very good purchase that continuously self-improves!!!!!"
Major Mario Deslandres
Unité régionale de soutien aux Cadets Est.
Aircraft maintenance engineering chief
________________________________________
"We appreciate your willingness to listen and act on our problems and concerns. If I can do anything for you, please, do not hesitate. Thank you!"
Harold Peters
Central Aircraft Maintenance.
Director of Maintenance
________________________________________
"We run a 20 aircraft fleet from 4 different main bases, plus up to 4 deployed operations at the same time. AMS has allowed us to have complete maintenance and logistics information at all these locations just by turning on a laptop.
After two years of using the AMS system we are happy with the system and it allows us to easily manage our aircraft maintenance and logistics.
There are a lot of companies out there who are ready to sell you aircraft maintenance management software. What sets AMS apart from the herd is that they are not the aviation division of some informatics conglomerate. AMS was developed by a guy who runs his own aircraft maintenance shop, to handle his own aircraft and parts management needs. Over a period of several years, Richard and his team have developed this software into a complete package which can be tailored to air operators, maintenance shops and corporate users.
What really sets AMS apart from the competition is their top down philosophy of customer service. As a somewhat unique operation we have made many requests to AMS for special services. They have managed to find solutions to pretty much everything we have asked and the strong working relationship we enjoy with AMS today is a credit to their great staff of programmers and trainers.
I believed that AMS was the best value in the aircraft maintenance management software market when we purchased it 2 years ago. After working with Richard and his team for over 2 years I am convinced I was right."
Doug Ladouceur
Director of Technical Airworthiness and Quality Assurance
Top Aces Inc.
________________________________________
We have been very happy with the system over the past 2 & 1/2 years. Ginette and Marie Josée do a great job in supporting us. (You should give those girls a raise!)
Chuck Horgan
Quality Inspector Manager
Stat Medevac
Center for Emergency Medicine
________________________________________
"We chose AMS for our maintenance software after investigating many of the available programs. The advantages to this system set it clearly above the rest. By far, it was the most complete software available and, somewhat ironically, the easiest to use.
The system works well in helping us manage a small fleet of aircraft in multiple locations. The ability to review current information on demand for any aircraft is invaluable. The software is highly intuitive and easy to use. On a workload basis, the time savings are readily apparent. Also, I am pleased and impressed with the amount of controls engineered into the software which help capture and prevent data entry errors.
The staff at AMS is incredible and their dedication to supporting their customers is second to none. Any issues which may arise are quickly and effectively resolved through a single telephone call. The training was in-depth, well taught, and highly beneficial. The most important thing from my experience was to just start using the system as it really is; very self-explanatory.
In closing, I wish to extend a big Thank you to everyone at AMS for offering a product which enhances our safety, oversight, compliance, and budgetary needs. Well done!"
John T. Eichel
Director of Maintenance
West Michigan Air Care, Inc.
Kalamazoo, MI, USA
________________________________________
Dear Richard, I take a moment to thank you and your team for the collaboration that you make to improve your AMS software. We feel the openness of all your team to work hard to refine your product, making it more efficient and user friendly. Your ability to listen makes you apart from others and makes our daily tasks easier by dint of your attitude and approach.
Denis Roux
Propair
Rouyn Noranda, Qc., Canada
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A tracking number is attributed to each part entering the system. This tracking number will allow the user to enter essential information concerning the part, such as the batch or serial number, the suppliers name, the expiration date, etc. To identify the parts, our system can create a label filled with the required information and a bar code. All part movements are registered in an easy to consult history record. With a simple click, it is very easy to find out where a part was installed, to whom and when it was sold or from which supplier it was purchased.
Here is an example: If an update of the fleet aircraft time is made at a maximum interval of 10 hours, 3 days or 10 cycles, the software "warnings" must be adjusted with this data. Therefore, when the time remaining before the achievement of a maintenance task reaches these limits, the registration number of that aircraft will appear on the screen with the remaining hours in order to warn the supervisor.
This tool is essential to guarantee that the execution of tasks will be done within prescribed times.
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Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
Reactis Le GroupeIndustry sector market interests:
- Aerospace
Sector
Sector information
Total plant size:
Distribution of employees:
Among others:4 persons specialized in software development;
2 persons in aircraft maintenance;
4 sales representative;
1 executive assistant;
2 training representative;
3 technical support.
Key / Major clients:
List of some references:Air Satellite: Operator of 10 - 15 aircraft: Cessna multi and Beech King Air located in Baie-Comeau, 1-418-589-8923 (Lite version)
Air Saguenay: Operator of 30 aircraft DHC-2 - 3, Cessna located in Baie-Comeau,
1-418-589-9555, Person in charge is Robert Cavanagh (Advanced version)
Newfoundland Labrador Air Transport Ltd: Operator of 4 aircraft: Beech King Air 350, located in Deer Lake Newfoundland, 1-709-635-3574, Person in charge is Dave Pinsent (Lite version)
Transport Canada, Normand Savard inspector located in Alma, 1-418-669-0311
Transport Canada, Raymond Rock located in Val-Dor, 1-877-599-9250
CQFA (Government flying school): Flying school operating 25 aircraft: Beech, Cessna 310, PA31-350 and Helicopters Bell 206, Person in charge is Richard Gagnon,
1-418-673-3421 (Advanced version)
Grondair: Operator of 20 to 25 aircraft: Cessna, Piper and Beech King Air, located in St-Frédéric, 1-418-426-2313, Person in charge is Lorette Grenier (Lite version)
Aéro Teknic: Airplane Maintenance shop (AMO) located in St-Hubert, 1-450-676-6299, Person in charge is Vincent Grenon (Advanced version)
Exact Air: Operator of 5 to 10 aircraft: Cessna, Piper and Beech King Air,
located in St-Honoré, 1-418-673-3522, Person in charge is Stephane Martel (Lite version)
Expedition Helicopters: Operator of helicopters, located in Cochrane Ontario,
1-705-272-5755, Person in charge is Guylain Mainville (Advanced version)
Heli Technik: Helicopter Maintenance shop (AMO) located in Val dOr, 1-819-874-8804, Person in charge is Luc Richard. (Advanced version)
Panorama Helicopters: Operator of 7 -9 helicopters, located in Alma, 1-418-668-0761, Person in charge is Arthur. (Advanced version)
Aviation R&L Inc.: Maintenance Shop (AMO), located in St-Félicien Québec, Person in charge is Richard Larue (Advanced version)
Aéro Atelier CM: Engine and Components overhaul shop located in Lac à la Tortue,
1-888-538-6768, Person in charge is Guy Blais or Sonia Trudel (Advanced version)
Canadian Airforce Cadets: OPS, Operator of military aircraft,
1-450 358-7099 ext: 7073, Person in charge is Major Mario Deslandes (Advanced version)
Cegep Edouard Montpetit (ÉNA): National Aircraft Maintenance School,
1-450-678-3560, Person in charge is Daniel Trudeau (Advanced version)
Bell Helicopter Textron: Helicopters manufacturer located in Mirabel, they are using our system for prototype aircraft maintenance and modification tracking. (Advanced version)
GDG Aviation: Operator of spraying aircraft fixed and rotary wings aircraft,
1-819-696-8380, Person in charge is Claude Bazin (Lite version)
Nolinor Aviation: Operator of a fixed wing In Montreal , Has 6 Convair 580, 3 passenger, and 3 for Cargo. 1-514 631-0028 Person In charge Raynald Bourdages
DOM.
Commercial Aviation: Operator of fixed wing in Hearst Ontario 2 X PA31T2 Cheyenne, 2 X PA31 350 Navajo Chieftain 1-705-362-8505 Person in charge Annie Lemieux
ATAC: Flight training unit using Kafir jets for training of pilots based in the USA
Newfoundland and Labrador Air Transport Ltd: Operator of fixed wing based in Deer Lake 1 X B-200 King Air Person in charge Chris Lambert 1-709-635-3574.
Waasheshkun Airways: Operator fixed wing Baie des poste
Cooking Lake Aviation Academy: Operator of fixed wing Based in Sherwood Park Alberta 4 X Cessna172 1 X PA30B 1 X Cessna 150 1 X PA28R-200 Arrow 1 X ATC610 Simulator person in charge Dave Pinsent 1-780-922-2802
Valley Helicopters Ltd: Helicopter Operator in Hope B.C. and Flight School 4 x bell 206b 1 X Bell 206L3 2 X Bell 47G2. Person in charge Brad Fandrich 1-604-869-2131
Remote Helicopters Ltd: Helicopter Operator In Slave Lake Alberta 5X ASTAR 350, 5 X Bell 206B, 1 X Bell 204B, 2 X Bell 212. Person in charge David Reid DOM 1-780-849-2222
Slave Lake Helicopters Ltd: Helicopter Operator in Slave Lake Alberta, 2 x ASTAR 350B2 1 X bell 206B Person in Charge Debbie Kelham Vice President
Success stories:
For the installation and implementation of our products, most of our customers are requiring us to go on site for installation and personnel training. However, we have some who did it by themselves without any problem.Testimonial:
"I wanted to send a thank you to all your people. They have done excellent work for us over these past few months. You have gone above and beyond our expectations as always. I honestly do not know how you guys do it. You make things seem very easy, but I know there is a great deal of effort that goes into our requests. You have been a great help to my operations, and I appreciate the support very much. I would like you to know you have excellent people working for you and I enjoy working with them very much. It would be very easy for you to just say no to our constant requests, but you always go out of your way to help us. These efforts do not go unnoticed. If I could get this support from other companies I work with my job would be very easy. Please pass my thanks along to all your staff."Tom McCaffery
Kenn Borek Air Ltd.
Stores Manager.
________________________________________
"We tried the program with the new updates. They are very good. They added details that make the program even more efficient. Sgt Lebeau and I are very happy with this upgrade. Once again, a very good purchase that continuously self-improves!!!!!"
Major Mario Deslandres
Unité régionale de soutien aux Cadets Est.
Aircraft maintenance engineering chief
________________________________________
"We appreciate your willingness to listen and act on our problems and concerns. If I can do anything for you, please, do not hesitate. Thank you!"
Harold Peters
Central Aircraft Maintenance.
Director of Maintenance
________________________________________
"We run a 20 aircraft fleet from 4 different main bases, plus up to 4 deployed operations at the same time. AMS has allowed us to have complete maintenance and logistics information at all these locations just by turning on a laptop.
After two years of using the AMS system we are happy with the system and it allows us to easily manage our aircraft maintenance and logistics.
There are a lot of companies out there who are ready to sell you aircraft maintenance management software. What sets AMS apart from the herd is that they are not the aviation division of some informatics conglomerate. AMS was developed by a guy who runs his own aircraft maintenance shop, to handle his own aircraft and parts management needs. Over a period of several years, Richard and his team have developed this software into a complete package which can be tailored to air operators, maintenance shops and corporate users.
What really sets AMS apart from the competition is their top down philosophy of customer service. As a somewhat unique operation we have made many requests to AMS for special services. They have managed to find solutions to pretty much everything we have asked and the strong working relationship we enjoy with AMS today is a credit to their great staff of programmers and trainers.
I believed that AMS was the best value in the aircraft maintenance management software market when we purchased it 2 years ago. After working with Richard and his team for over 2 years I am convinced I was right."
Doug Ladouceur
Director of Technical Airworthiness and Quality Assurance
Top Aces Inc.
________________________________________
We have been very happy with the system over the past 2 & 1/2 years. Ginette and Marie Josée do a great job in supporting us. (You should give those girls a raise!)
Chuck Horgan
Quality Inspector Manager
Stat Medevac
Center for Emergency Medicine
________________________________________
"We chose AMS for our maintenance software after investigating many of the available programs. The advantages to this system set it clearly above the rest. By far, it was the most complete software available and, somewhat ironically, the easiest to use.
The system works well in helping us manage a small fleet of aircraft in multiple locations. The ability to review current information on demand for any aircraft is invaluable. The software is highly intuitive and easy to use. On a workload basis, the time savings are readily apparent. Also, I am pleased and impressed with the amount of controls engineered into the software which help capture and prevent data entry errors.
The staff at AMS is incredible and their dedication to supporting their customers is second to none. Any issues which may arise are quickly and effectively resolved through a single telephone call. The training was in-depth, well taught, and highly beneficial. The most important thing from my experience was to just start using the system as it really is; very self-explanatory.
In closing, I wish to extend a big Thank you to everyone at AMS for offering a product which enhances our safety, oversight, compliance, and budgetary needs. Well done!"
John T. Eichel
Director of Maintenance
West Michigan Air Care, Inc.
Kalamazoo, MI, USA
________________________________________
Dear Richard, I take a moment to thank you and your team for the collaboration that you make to improve your AMS software. We feel the openness of all your team to work hard to refine your product, making it more efficient and user friendly. Your ability to listen makes you apart from others and makes our daily tasks easier by dint of your attitude and approach.
Denis Roux
Propair
Rouyn Noranda, Qc., Canada


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| general | |
| primitives.creation | |
| primitives.defuzzification | |
| primitives.implication | |
| primitives.operators | |
| sets.derived | |
| sets.function | |
| sets.general | |
| sets.operator | |
| sets.points |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FuzzySet> |
FuzzyLogic.registry
A map to store the fuzzy sets with label.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.util.Map<java.lang.String,FuzzySet> |
FuzzyLogic.getRegistry() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
SupportFunctions.addToRegistry(FuzzySet f,
java.lang.String name,
org.nlogo.api.Context c)
Add the fuzzy set with label to the registry of sets.
|
static double |
DegreeOfFulfillment.continuousFulfillment(FuzzySet a,
FuzzySet b)
Calculate the degree of fulfillment of two continuous sets.
|
static double |
DegreeOfFulfillment.mixedFulfillment(FuzzySet a,
FuzzySet b)
Calculate the degree of fulfillment of a continuous and a discrete set.
|
java.lang.Object |
Evaluation.multipleEvaluation(FuzzySet a,
org.nlogo.api.LogoList b)
Calculate all the evaluations of the logo list elements.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
FuzzyPlot.continuousPlot(org.nlogo.plot.Plot p,
FuzzySet f)
This method plots the continuous sets.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
COG.continuousCOG(FuzzySet f)
Calculate the center of gravity of a continuous set.
|
double |
MeOM.continuousMeOM(FuzzySet f)
Calculate the mean of Maxima of a continuous set.
|
double |
MeOM.discreteMeOM(FuzzySet f)
Calculate the mean of maxima of a discrete set.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
FuzzySet |
Cut.cutDiscrete(PointSet f,
double c)
Truncate a discrete set.
|
FuzzySet |
Cut.cutPiecewise(PointSet f,
double c)
Truncate a piecewise linear set.
|
FuzzySet |
Cut.cutting(FuzzySet f,
double c)
Checks what kind of fuzzy set is passed and execute the correct action.
|
FuzzySet |
Power.powerDiscrete(PointSet p,
double exp)
Power a discrete set to the exponent given.
|
FuzzySet |
Prod.prodding(FuzzySet f,
double c)
Checks what kind of fuzzy set is passed and execute the correct action.
|
FuzzySet |
Prod.prodDiscrete(PointSet p,
double c)
Apply prod to a discrete set.
|
FuzzySet |
Prod.prodPiecewise(PointSet p,
double c)
Apply prod to a piecewise linear set.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
FuzzySet |
Cut.cutting(FuzzySet f,
double c)
Checks what kind of fuzzy set is passed and execute the correct action.
|
FuzzySet |
Prod.prodding(FuzzySet f,
double c)
Checks what kind of fuzzy set is passed and execute the correct action.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private FuzzySet |
MaxOr.maxContinuous(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the max of two or more continuous sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
MaxOr.maxDiscrete(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the max of two or more discrete sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
MaxOr.maxPiecewise(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the max of two or more piecewise sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
MinAnd.minContinuous(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the min of two or more continuous sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
MinAnd.minDiscrete(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the min of two or more discrete sets.
|
FuzzySet |
MinAnd.minPiecewise(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the min of two or more piecewise sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
Not.notContinuous(FuzzySet f)
Calculate the logical not of a continuous set.
|
private FuzzySet |
Not.notDiscrete(PointSet f)
Calculate the logical not of a discrete set.
|
private FuzzySet |
Not.notPiecewise(PointSet f)
Calculate the logical not of a piecewise set.
|
private FuzzySet |
ProbOr.probContinuous(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the probabilistic-or of two or more piecewise sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
ProbOr.probDiscrete(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the probabilistic-or of two or more discrete sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
Sum.sumContinuous(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the sum of two or more continuous sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
Sum.sumDiscrete(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the sum of two or more discrete sets.
|
private FuzzySet |
Sum.sumPiecewise(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the sum of two or more piecewise sets.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Tuple<FuzzySet> |
SupportOperators.continuousParamsUniverse(org.nlogo.api.LogoList l)
Calculate the parameters and the universe of continuous sets.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private FuzzySet |
Not.notContinuous(FuzzySet f)
Calculate the logical not of a continuous set.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CutSet
When a continuous fuzzy set is truncated, a new cut-set is created.
|
class |
PowerSet
When a continuous fuzzy set is powered, a new power set is created.
|
class |
ProdSet
When we prod a continuous set, a new prod-set is created.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
ProdSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
PowerSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
CutSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CutSet(FuzzySet param,
double limit,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor of DerivedSet.
|
PowerSet(FuzzySet param,
double limit,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor of DerivedSet.
|
ProdSet(FuzzySet param,
double limit,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor of DerivedSet.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ExponentialSet
This class represents exponential sets.
|
class |
GaussianSet
This class represents gaussian sets.
|
class |
LogisticSet
This class represents logistic sets.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
LogisticSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
GaussianSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
ExponentialSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DerivedSet
This sets contains a continuous fuzzy set and a number that somehow modifies
the fuzzy set.
|
class |
EmptySet
This sets contains nothing.
|
class |
FunctionSet
This class represents all sets based on formulas.
|
class |
OperatorSet
This set contains several fuzzy sets.
|
class |
PointSet
This class represent all sets based on points.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected FuzzySet |
DerivedSet.param
A fuzzy set.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) java.util.List<FuzzySet> |
OperatorSet.parameters
A list of Fuzzy sets.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
FuzzySet |
DerivedSet.getSet() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.List<FuzzySet> |
OperatorSet.getParameters() |
java.util.List<FuzzySet> |
DerivedSet.getParameters()
Return the fuzzy set.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract double |
FuzzySet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
EmptySet.evaluate(FuzzySet f) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DerivedSet(java.lang.String description,
FuzzySet param,
double limit,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor in FuzzySet.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
OperatorSet(java.lang.String description,
java.util.List<FuzzySet> params,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor in FuzzySet.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
MaxOrSet
This class represents max(also known by or) sets.
|
class |
MinAndSet
This class represents min(also known by and) sets.
|
class |
NotSet
This class represents the not sets.
|
class |
ProbOrSet
This class represents probabilistic-or sets.
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class |
SumSet
This class represents sum sets.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
SumSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
ProbOrSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
NotSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
MinAndSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
MaxOrSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MaxOrSet(java.util.List<FuzzySet> params,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor from FunctionSet.
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MinAndSet(java.util.List<FuzzySet> params,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor from FunctionSet.
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NotSet(java.util.List<FuzzySet> params,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor from FunctionSet.
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ProbOrSet(java.util.List<FuzzySet> params,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor from FunctionSet.
|
SumSet(java.util.List<FuzzySet> params,
boolean continuous,
java.lang.String label,
double[] universe)
Call the constructor from FunctionSet.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DiscreteNumericSet
This class represents discrete numeric sets.
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class |
IntervalWithPointsSet
This class represents a interval with points set.
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class |
PiecewiseLinearSet
This class represents piecewise linear sets.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
PiecewiseLinearSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
IntervalWithPointsSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|
double |
DiscreteNumericSet.evaluate(FuzzySet f)
Evaluate a fuzzy set in this fuzzy set.
|


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This is just a very simple Meteor demo for the wonderful jquery
extension w2ui.
In this demo I just copied the example code from w2ui get started
A lot of demos and excellent docs are available.
Check out the github repo..
This is a very early version of my package. Not tested very much and I am not sure
if I will use it. So right now just a POC.
Cheers, Uli


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Hunter Thompson was a fantastic writer.
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Neopost ID
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Senior Product Manager
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Technical Project Coordinator
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