Patch. The term “Patch” means an Upgrade to a Feature Release that maintains the functionality of the Feature Release and does not include new functionality
Patch. A specific change to resolve a Defect that is made between Maintenance Releases or Product Releases. A Patch may include additional or replacement Documentation.
Patch code applied after the Software has been installed to correct an issue with the Software Platform: the technical, hardware, network, and software solutions used to deploy the Software. The Platform contains three (3) accounts: Production, Test, and Demonstration. Reply: confirmation that an Incident has been logged and the investigation has commenced. Resolution: a solution to an Incident provided by EasyVista by releasing a Version, Workaround, Patch, or any other means proposed by EasyVista. Software: the standard software provided by EasyVista to the Customer to meet its computing service needs under the arrangements described in the On-Premise Subscription Terms and Conditions. The Software may either be On Premise (installed on the Customer’s server) or “SaaS Delivery” (installed on EasyVista’s cloud services).
Patch. Replacement of, or provision of an addition to, a portion or ----- module of OSI Software. A Patch may include additions or replacement to existing Documentation
Patch. Patches are regularly issued software versions containing specific solutions to known problems.
Patch. Provide the ability to patch communication between trunked and/or conventional radios that are normally unable to communicate with each other due to different features, programming, or even different frequency bands. Provide the ability to transmit all audio on one resource to all other resources in the patch group and ensure that patches are automatically reestablished, if interrupted, to minimize disruption. Provide the ability to predefine and automatically reinitiate patches each time a dispatch position is restarted.
Patch. 9.3.1. The Tournament Realm patch will be communicated by EM Officials to participating EM Teams before the tournament starts.
Patch. 2.3 The Articles of Arrangement and Certificate shall be filed and issued, respectively, with respect to the Arrangement in its entirety. The Certificate shall be conclusive evidence that the Arrangement has become effective and that each of the provisions of ARTICLE 3 has become effective in the sequence and at the times set out therein.
Patch. Small piece of software used by the Software publisher to fix errors or perform updates. Performance The extent to which the available functionalities are performed efficiently. The concrete definition of Performance for a given Service can be found in the "Definition" section of the KPI for Performance.
Patch code applied after the Software has been installed to correct an issue with the Software Platform: the technical, hardware, network, and software solutions used to deploy the Software. The Platform contains three (3) accounts: Production, Test, and Demonstration. Reply: confirmation that an Incident has been logged and the investigation has commenced. Resolution: a solution to an Incident provided by EasyVista by releasing a Version, Workaround, Patch, or any other means proposed by EasyVista. Software: the standard software provided by EasyVista to the Customer to meet its computing service needs under the arrangements described in the On-Premise Perpetual Terms and Conditions. The Software may either be On Premise (installed on the Customer’s server) or “SaaS Delivery” (installed on EasyVista’s cloud services).
