Service Release definition

Service Release contains minor modifications of a Product, which incorporates corrections of Errors in order to improve the quality without any significant functional additions of the Products.
Service Release means a non-scheduled release of the Licensed Software that modifies the Licensed Software as a result of revisions to the current release, or corrections and/or fixes to the current release of the Licensed Software that Maximizer generally makes available at no additional cost to its licensees of such Licensed Software.
Service Release means a release of the Software in which the third field of the version string is incremented (e.g., 4.0.1, 4.0.2, 4.0.2). Service Releases include bug fixes and minor changes only. These may also be referred to as “patches.”

Examples of Service Release in a sentence

  • Then when you went to Toronto it changed, because people there were doing the stuff so it wasn’t about that, it was like, “what kind of play are you doing?.

  • Aurora as Prior Servicer will provide the Bankruptcy Service Release report within 3 Business Days after the related Servicing Transfer Date.

  • THDA will pay a Service Release Premium (SRP) in an amount equal to 1% of the loan amount on closed loan packages received prior to the first payment due date.

  • Unless otherwise stated in specific program guidelines, the Originating Lender may not earn in excess of 2.5% compensation (including any points charged and the Service Release Premium) on each loan.

  • THDA will pay a Service Release Premium (SRP) in an amount equal to 1% of the loan amount.


More Definitions of Service Release

Service Release means a bundle of Updates, Upgrades and Patches to Supported Software delivered in the form of a single installable package.
Service Release means ongoing revisions supplied by Mobile Armor of the then-current release of the Software that are pursuant to Mobile Armor’s then-current technical support policy and designated by Mobile Armor as a service release.
Service Release means any generally distributed update to the Software underlying the Service, which is identified by a Service Release (SR) number, including corrections.
Service Release. “Technical Bulletin” means an update to the System Release that to not typically include changes to the database schema. A Service Release / Technical Bulletin can contain new features as well as bug fixes; e.g. 5.4.4.4 -> 5.4.4.5
Service Release means a Software Release or Point Release. MedQuist acknowledges that PSP can support only two Software Releases at the same time, which Software Releases will be the current release and its next most previous release.
Service Release means a version of the Software in which detected shortcomings are being remedied. Service Releases are typically designated in the hundredths digit of the release designation (e.g., 1.2.2 is a Service Release from 1.2.1).
Service Release means a periodic update that corrects problems in one version of a product that does not add any material features or functionality to the Software. While Patches tend to be tactical, Service Releases are planned and managed, and will typically (but not necessarily) include many of the patches previously released, including Software corrections, bug fixes, improvements and minor enhancements. Service Releases are released more frequently than Major Releases and Minor Releases. A Service Release shall be represented by a change to the right of the second decimal point within the same Major Release number of the Software (for example, Resolve 1.1.1 to Resolve 1.1.2).