While on this topic, the Data Load Wizard has a DL_Status of "Unvalidated".
There is no such word in the English dictionary be it American or British.

 

The word should have been "Invalidated" if they wanted to stick to that kind
of a word as a value.

 

While for the most part the spellings of these hardly matter, it could be a
bit of an administrative inconvenience for integrations using tools like Web
Services which can use the logical enumerated value when not having these
key status value spellings in a consistent format.

 

Joe

 

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Grey...  That is the other one.  Supposedly I am supposed to use gray as an
American but I tend to us grey.

 

Just found the following.  Who knew?

 


What is the difference between grey and gray?


According to a very comprehensive color charted provided by Clorford.com (a
trusted resource on color swatches) grey and gray are actually two different
"color swatches".


 

 

 

 


Grey

Gray


#D3D3D3

#808080


211 211 211

128 128 128

 

 

On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 10:03 PM, Jason Miller <[email protected]>
wrote:

For some reason I tend to use Cancelled.  There is one other word that I
tend to use the non-American spelling for some reason but I can't seem to
think of it right now.

 

On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 5:29 PM, LJ LongWing <[email protected]> wrote:

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Hehehe, we have a custom solution that uses Cancelled, had to look it up to
see if it was the proper spelling....another one I came up with a few years
ago was colour, that really threw me for a loop :)

On Oct 27, 2014 6:02 PM, "Lucero, Michelle"
<[email protected]> wrote:

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Wow.  

 

LJ, I truly believe we would get along great.  Those are the kind of things
that just stick out to me.  Why can't I stop staring at it, now that you've
posted it? ;)

 

Have you noticed that there's a mixture of the spelling for  Statuses
throughout ITSM?

*         Canceled (American spelling)

*         Cancelled (British, Canadian, Australian, South African..
spelling).

 

Represents the number of ITSM 8.1.x fields that contain an ENUM value of
'Cancel%'.  I excluded custom forms.


VALUE

COUNT(*)


Cancelled

429


Canceled

69


Cancel

69


Cancellation

15


Canceling

1


Cancelling

7

 

Thank you,

Michelle

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Intializing plug-in : ARSYS.AREA.ATRIUMSSO

Intializing plug-in : ARSYS.ARF.ATSSOCONFIRMPWD

 

Anyone notice that Initialize is misspelled in these plugin init methods?

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