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2009-171
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12/16/2009
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v?:, brazos <br />RFP 209-028 <br />Hand Held Ticket Writer System <br />User Interface Errors <br />Item # Category Requirement Required Response Priority <br /> Description <br />88 Interface The System should Data validation rules are enforced when the officer tries to Expected <br /> Errors produce error messages print or save a record. The error is presented to the officer <br /> (i.e. user enters text in a and then the officer is taken to the offending field for <br /> numeric field). completion. <br />89 Interface Error messages should be The City can define and/or modify any error message Expected <br /> Errors able to be created and presented to the user. <br /> modified by the City <br /> Administrator. <br />B usiness Continuity <br />Item # Category Requirement Required Response Priority <br /> Description <br />90 Business The Proponent should The size requirements of the server will depend upon the Expected <br /> Continuity provide archival capacity number of devices (which is not stated in the RFP) as well as <br /> estimates (in terms of GB the projected number of tickets stored, whether the City <br /> of storage) for the system wants video, and the additional applications desired by the <br /> proposed. City. Our initial recommendation would be to have no fewer <br /> than three 72GB hard drives in a RAID 5 configuration which <br /> would amount to 144GB of storage space for both the <br /> database and web servers. This will allow up to 2 more <br /> 72GB hard drives in the future for further expansion. Of <br /> course, if the City elects to utilize a SAN, these requirements <br /> can be reduced. <br />91 Business The System should include The Brazos system allows users (with proper access) to Expected <br /> Continuity a method to delete a record delete records, but those records are only marked for <br /> and all associated child deletion and can be recovered by an administrator. We <br /> records. currently do not actually delete any records, we just don't <br /> report on the ones marked for deletion. Hard deletes (where <br /> they are removed completely from the system) are only <br /> performed by Administrators and include all child records. <br />92 Business The System should include The current method for purging data is at the Administrator Expected <br /> Continuity a method of purging level by running scripts directly on the database. We have <br /> archived data from the elected to not have any full deletes or purges via the <br /> production database(s). eCitation server interface in order to prevent any accidental <br /> data removal. <br />93 Business The Proponent should The current implementation of the eCitation server does not Expected <br /> Continuity explain the process for ever automatically remove historical data. We strongly <br /> archived historical data. believe one of the significant benefits of our system over time <br /> Include information on is the historical information collected. Therefore all data, <br /> archiving, retrieval, and detail reports, pictures, video, and audio are retained until <br /> purging attached manually purged by an Administrator. <br /> documents. <br />94 Business The System should be able The time it takes for us to restore a database (about 25GB Expected <br /> Continuity to be restored quickly after for 1 million records) is about 10 minutes. A full restore on <br /> the operating system is the web server (which includes pictures, audio, etc.) can take <br /> installed. Assume 100mbs about 1.5 hours for a full restore. We would expect the City's <br /> backbone, 100 GB restore to happen much faster. <br /> database, 100 GB image <br /> store.
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