File Management. Students are responsible for ensuring that their work on the technology device is not lost due to mechanical failure or accidental deletion.
File Management a. Engineer shall maintain primary files for the Project and for each Parcel at Owner’s offices. Working files may be kept in the Engineer in Engineer’s administrative office for the Project, but documents generated or received by Engineer will be forwarded to Owner as they are generated or received by Engineer. The format for type of file folders and document order and placement shall be determined by Owner.
b. Engineer shall maintain records of all payments including, but not limited to, warrant number, amount, date paid, etc.
c. Engineer shall maintain copies of all correspondence and documentation of contacts with property owners.
File Management. Students are responsible for managing the data on their iPads and ensuring that everything is backed up regularly.
File Management. The Law Practice must:
5.4.1. maintain a record of all working with children check clearances for their staff, where it is required by law.
5.4.2. ensure the Associates permitted to undertake legal aid work are notified and give express consent to the sharing of information between Legal Aid NSW and the Law Practice. The information may relate to personal and sensitive information. The Law Practice must maintain this record of consent from each of its Associates and Principals.
File Management. Vendor will:
File Management. 1. Project and parcel files will be kept in ROW Agent’s office.
2. Prepare invoices utilizing ROW Agent’s standard payment submissions forms with supporting documentation.
3. Maintain records of all payments including check number, amount, and date paid, etc.
4. Maintain copies of all correspondence and contacts with property owners.
File Management. 1.1.5.1. Electronic Parcel files shall be kept in the District ROW Office with permanent records transferred to ROW Division as Office of Permanent Record. Working files shall be kept in the Acquisition Provider’s project management office. Documents generated or received by the Acquisition Provider shall be submitted electronically to the District ROW Office as DocuSign Envelope ID: 3A8E7853-4422-4965-9815-8E1C40B1F7AE
File Management a. Project and parcel files will be kept in ROW Contractor’s office.
b. Prepare invoices utilizing ROW Contractor’s standard payment submissions forms with supporting documentation.
c. Maintain records of all payments including check number, amount, and date paid, etc.
d. Maintain copies of all correspondence and contacts with property owners.
File Management. All Digital Commons website files (i.e. PDFs, .CSV, PPT files) are stored and managed in the Amazon Web Services system. Digital Commons file storage is intended only for use with website pages and may not be used as an independent and reliable file management service (i.e. DropBox or One Drive) or FTP solution. Consult your appropriate agency IT personnel for file management support. DIT reserves the right to disable internet access to files not linked to website pages. • DIT may allow or disallow specific file types to mitigate existing or emerging security vulnerabilities. • Files (PDFs, Word, etc.) are not backed-up but use S3 file versioning. An original copy of each file must be managed within the agency on a separate platform.
File Management. Apart from supporting workflow operations, the Glueing Service also exposes methods for file management. Along with other normal file operations such as the size of a file, or owner of a file, the Glueing Service also supports reading and writing files to the grid infrastructure. Reading of an lfn is shown in the Figure 6. To transfer files to the Glueing Service, the axis client uses the Java Activation Framework. In order to write a file to the grid, the Glueing Service receives and writes the user uploaded file to a temporary location. The Glueing Service then loads the specific middleware adaptor based on the site-specific configuration. The file is then written to the middleware backend using the loaded adaptor. It should be noted that because the Glueing Service is in fact a stateless web service, writing to or reading from files in chunks cannot be supported. It would be prohibitively expensive to provide such functionality. Some of the other file related methods exposed by the Glueing Service are given below. • size ( session_id, lfn ) This method returns the size of a file identified by the given LFN. • owner ( session_id, lfn ) This method allows a user to get the name of the owner of this file and who has the owner. • listFiles ( session_id, lfn ) This method allows a user to browse a LFN. This will return a list of files available in the given LFN if this LFN is a directory. • isLink (session_id, lfn) This method checks if the provided LFN is a link. It returns 'true' if the LFN is a link, otherwise 'false' is returned.
