DHCS PI means Personal Information, as defined below, accessed in a database 20 maintained by the COUNTY or DHCS, received by CONTRACTOR from the COUNTY or DHCS or 21 acquired or created by CONTRACTOR in connection with performing the functions, activities and 22 services specified in the Agreem...
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Then in the second line you do a complete string extract function, specifying to start at the beginning ( POS 0 ), re-evaluate the symbol for the length, resulting exactly in the total length of "FIELD". Meaning:DCF$'AREANAME'_'FIELDNAME' will become equal to FIELD, and for the next...
Then in the second line you do a complete string extract function, specifying to start at the beginning ( POS 0 ), re-evaluate the symbol for the length, resulting exactly in the total length of "FIELD". Meaning:DCF$'AREANAME'_'FIELDNAME' will become equal to FIELD, and for the next...
Then in the second line you do a complete string extract function, specifying to start at the beginning ( POS 0 ), re-evaluate the symbol for the length, resulting exactly in the total length of "FIELD". Meaning:DCF$'AREANAME'_'FIELDNAME' will become equal to FIELD, and for the next...
Then in the second line you do a complete string extract function, specifying to start at the beginning ( POS 0 ), re-evaluate the symbol for the length, resulting exactly in the total length of "FIELD". Meaning:DCF$'AREANAME'_'FIELDNAME' will become equal to FIELD, and for the...
Then in the second line you do a complete string extract function, specifying to start at the beginning ( POS 0 ), re-evaluate the symbol for the length, resulting exactly in the total length of "FIELD". Meaning:DCF$'AREANAME'_'FIELDNAME' will become equal to FIELD, and for the next...
If this happens, as you said the _session_ is aborted, meaning the process is deleted, but batchjobs started will continue. this is (happily enough) normal behaviour.I think you'll need some form of handshake between the batch process and the process started by Apache. To give you an ...
If this happens, as you said the _session_ is aborted, meaning the process is deleted, but batchjobs started will continue. this is (happily enough) normal behaviour.I think you'll need some form of handshake between the batch process and the process started by Apache. To give you an ...