This document comprises the CDISC Version 3.3 (v3.3) Study Data Tabulation Model Implementation Guide for Human Clinical Trials (SDTMIG), which has been prepared by the Submissions Data Standards (SDS) team of the Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC). Like its predecessors, v3.3 is intended to guide the organization, structure, and format of standard clinical trial tabulation datasets submitted to a regulatory authority. Version 3.3 supersedes all prior versions of the SDTMIG.
What constitutes a change for the purposes of deciding a domain version will be developed further, but for SDTMIG v3.3, a domain was assigned a version of v3.3 if there was a change to the specification and/or the assumptions from the domain as it appeared in SDTMIG v3.2.
V3.3 (EasyU v3.3)
Please note that this tutorial is for the SparkFun Inventor's Kit version 3.3. If you have SIK version 4.0, check out the latest tutorial. Do you have the old v3.3 kit and want to upgrade to v4.0? Try getting the SIK bridge pack !
In ecoinvent v3.3, price data is available for all the products (except for waste materials and their disposal) in the database. These prices were collected from literature, directly from the producers or calculated based on the input materials entering the activity. While this is a significant step towards a more consistent and reliable database, some price data are quite uncertain still. Nevertheless, these prices can be used for economic allocation, life cycle costing or when working with social LCA data.
Upgrading to Elasticsearch(ELK) stack 6.1.1 and looking for a powerful, yet affordable and easy to use reporting alternative to X-Pack? Introducing Skedler Reports v3.3 that enables custom reporting for Elasticsearch Kibana 6.1.1 and also Grafana. With Skedler Reports v3.3, you can:
With Skedler v3.3, you can now create informative and stylish reports from ELK 6.1.1. If you have applications on older versions of ELK, you can still use the latest version of Skedler which supports ELK 2.3.x to 6.1.1.
As the number of reports grows in your organization, you need better tools to organize and search the reports. Tags in Skedler v3.3 provide an efficient way to organize the reports. You can assign multiple tags to a report and search across tags to filter the reports.
There are several more features in Skedler v3.3 that simplify reporting for Elasticsearch Kibana and Grafana applications. You can learn more about these capabilities and review the release notes here.
We have just released SpecSync for Azure DevOps v3.3.0, our newest main release with a couple of usability improvements and more! This post contains the most important improvements and guidance for the upgrade process. You can check the complete list of features, improvements and fixes in the Changelog page of our documentation.
As SpecSync has a subscription-based licensing model, the existing licenses are automatically valid for all versions, including v3.3 as well of course. The licenses include support, so feel free to contact us and ask for help. We are happy to provide you guidance. We are also interested to hear about any feature suggestions or general feedback as well.
The following is a general checklist for CCStudio v3.3 that highlights the most common installation and setup issues, especially for new devices and the number of service releases that have been posted for v3.3 of CCStudio. Following these quick tips in our checklist can help avoid confusion and reduce the chance of errors when connecting to your target board.
If you do not know what CCStudio v3.3 service release you have installed, just download and run our BHCheck33 utility. This is a simple, read-only utility that will check what is installed on your system.
This release will install Blackhawk emulator files for C2000 CCStudio v3.3 with CLA support. This is a minimum, but complete installer. No other Blackhawk driver installations are necessary. The previous CLA SR12 patch file that was posted has been updated to support TI recommendations of installing the CLA update into its own, separate area and folder.
The v3.3 release steps away from defining our very own event publishing contract. Previously, we used an IEventGridPublisher interface and builder to create an instance of this interface. This instance could be injected into all the parts of the system that needed event publishing. For instance, we used it ourselves when we needed to publish events based on potential expired client secrets. However, recently Microsoft introduced the EventGridPublisherClient class, which does exactly the same thing. With the dependency injection-supported Azure clients, you could inject such a client and publish events without Arcus. This is what software is about: something new comes up and everything changes.
In v3.3 we made sure that the registered event publisher uses the new W3C correlation and by using a single traceparent custom delivery property, you could make sure that the event subscriber is correlated to the event publisher. When an event is published and sent towards an Azure Service Bus instance for example, then Azure Application Insights will make this parent-child relationship visible in the transaction overview.
That is not all. v3.3 does not only contain a whole new way of event publishing and event correlation features, but we also made sure that you can more easily register such an event publisher with the recommended managed identity authentication system.
Arcus EventGrid v3.3 is packed with tons of new ways to do event publishing in your application. It is built on top of the new Azure SDK, is adapted to use the newest W3C correlation standard and lets you manage authentication with managed identity. Together, this brings real added value to your project by hiding the complexity behind easy-to-use systems and providing you with familiar Microsoft tools. 2ff7e9595c
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