Abstract: A method of assembling a terminal assembly includes a terminal and a terminal insert. The terminal insert may be configured to be disposed at least partially in the terminal; the terminal and the terminal insert may be configured to receive at least a portion of a wire; and/or the terminal and the terminal insert may be configured to be crimped to the said wire. The terminal insert may include a first insert wing, a second insert wing a third insert wing, and/or a fourth insert wing. The terminal may include a first wing, a second wing, a third wing, and/or a fourth wing. The first wing of the terminal may be disposed proximate the first wing of the terminal insert and/or the second wing of the terminal may be disposed proximate the second wing of the terminal insert.

Abstract: According to an example of the present disclosure, a system and a computer-implemented method of linking data in one or more databases are disclosed. The method includes selecting at least one domain based on a user input, where the domain is indicative of a class of data elements. Further, the method includes generating a plurality of uniform identifiers, based on the at least one domain and the one or more databases, where each of the plurality of uniform identifiers corresponds to an instance of the at least one domain. The method further includes correlating the plurality of uniform identifiers to link the instances corresponding to the plurality of uniform identifiers for linking the data stored in one or more databases.

Abstract: A method of assembling a terminal assembly includes a terminal and a terminal insert. The terminal insert may be configured to be disposed at least partially in the terminal; the terminal and the terminal insert may be configured to receive at least a portion of a wire; and/or the terminal and the terminal insert may be configured to be crimped to the said wire. The terminal insert may include a first insert wing, a second insert wing a third insert wing, and/or a fourth insert wing. The terminal may include a first wing, a second wing, a third wing, and/or a fourth wing. The first wing of the terminal may be disposed proximate the first wing of the terminal insert and/or the second wing of the terminal may be disposed proximate the second wing of the terminal insert.

Abstract: According to an example of the present disclosure, a system and a computer-implemented method of tracing data flow are disclosed. The method includes profiling and classifying, by at least one processing device, domains based on features of columns containing data. Further, the method includes selecting a lineage analysis method that includes selecting a timestamp-based lineage method, when database tables for the domains include audit columns. The lineage analysis method includes selecting a stroboscopic-sampling based lineage method, when a semantic object and/or a column mapped to a domain is present. The lineage analysis method includes selecting a record-based lineage method, when a lineage between a source schema and a target schema is to be ascertained. The method includes executing the selected lineage method, and presenting lineage results.

Abstract: According to an example of the present disclosure, a system and a computer-implemented method of tracing data flow are disclosed. The method includes profiling and classifying, by at least one processing device, domains based on features of columns containing data. Further, the method includes selecting a lineage analysis method that includes selecting a timestamp-based lineage method, when database tables for the domains include audit columns. The lineage analysis method includes selecting a stroboscopic-sampling based lineage method, when a semantic object and/or a column mapped to a domain is present. The lineage analysis method includes selecting a record-based lineage method, when a lineage between a source schema and a target schema is to be ascertained. The method includes executing the selected lineage method, and presenting lineage results.

Abstract: According to an example of the present disclosure, a system and a computer-implemented method of linking data in one or more databases are disclosed. The method includes selecting at least one domain based on a user input, where the domain is indicative of a class of data elements. Further, the method includes generating a plurality of uniform identifiers, based on the at least one domain and the one or more databases, where each of the plurality of uniform identifiers corresponds to an instance of the at least one domain. The method further includes correlating the plurality of uniform identifiers to link the instances corresponding to the plurality of uniform identifiers for linking the data stored in one or more databases.

Abstract: A supply rack includes a primary support wall having a front face, a rear face, an upper edge, a lower edge, and opposing vertical side edges. A pair of side walls extend from the primary support wall, each side wall further terminating in an outer vertical edge and having a plurality of apertures formed through the side wall adjacent the outer vertical edge, whereby apertures in one side wall are aligned with corresponding apertures in a remaining side wall. At least one support rod having opposite ends is provided. Each of the opposite ends of the support rod is insertable through corresponding aligned apertures in the pair of side walls, the at least one support rod including holes formed therethrough adjacent opposite ends thereof. A hanger portion of either an arcuate or an angular shape is coextensively formed with the upper edge of the primary support wall, such that the hanger portion solely supports a weight of the supply rack.