A particular way of accomplishing something or of acting; a series of steps followed in a regular, definite order; a standardized practice.
Procedures are the largest volume of instructional content representing practical knowledge; they include all types of human decisioning such as guides, help text, methods, instructions, policies, regulations, standards and technical practices. A procedure is a set of conditional instructions that affects the human interactions involving customers, information workers and service suppliers. These instructions involve a sequence of nano-decisions (minuscule decisions) with each decisioning path leading to an outcome. These sets of instructions are the procedural components and these components may be linked together. A Decision Rights Owner is responsible for a repository of procedural components and the links to other related procedural components belonging to other Decision Rights Owners.
(Security.) Details on how to achieve various highly-sensitive tasks.
A code segment that is given a name and is used to perform a specific task. The syntax is similar to a program. A procedure can have local declaration and a procedure body.
a particular way or series of ways in which to accomplish something (Procedures are flexible within and limited by the policies of an organization.)
A description as to how to perform some task.
The steps that must be followed to accomplish a specific computer-related task.
the detailed set of steps necessary to accomplish specific work. The steps consist of instructions either in human or machine readable terms that direct the performance of particular processing functions. (See Administrative Procedure and Computer Procedure).
A description of operations the purpose of which is to convey and transfomer information. It is composed of activities, tasks, documents, resources
A list of steps that a user takes to perform a task. Occasionally, it is appropriate to include information about result of a user's action, but in general, descriptive text is best avoided. See also process.
convention that that documents the steps for performing a single task or for performing the collection of tasks making up a single work flow. Contrast with guideline and work flow.
A set of specific steps that describe how an activity should be carried out, and by whom. For example, the procedure dealing with carrying out a post-implementation review of a Change would be likely to describe the scope of the procedure (to what Changes does this procedure apply), its purpose and how the success of the Change will be measured, the individual procedural steps and the responsibilities for carrying out or being involved in each of those steps. Procedures may be supported by more detailed Work Instructions.
action steps, taken in a sequence, to achieve a desirable end.
Provides a method by which a policy is accomplished; the instructions necessary to carry out a policy statement. Focuses on action or steps and there is usually a starting point and an ending point to that action.
The smallest executable unit of a program, called by another procedure or as a task from the cl.
a set of JCL statements that is loaded into a library and is called by a job step (Procedures eliminate the need to rewrite the same sets of statements for many different job steps that may need them.)
A set of steps performed to ensure that a guideline is met.
a set sequence of steps, part of larger computer program
a block of program code that performs a specific task
a chronological sequence of required actions for performing a defined and specific task
a complex process, made simple to use with the power of the computer and complete instructions and graphics
a documented list of actions that must be done to complete a task
a grouping of code statements that can be called by an associated name to accomplish a specific task or purpose in a program
a group of instructions that is stored in memory once, but used as often as necessary
a group of script commands that performs a specific task
a logical grouping of code statements that works together to complete a specific task
an encapsulated set of program instructions
an instruction block in VBScript
a particular method that is followed to carry out something that generally includes different steps or operations
a particular way of accomplishing an objective, usually designed as a series of steps for consistent outcomes
a program building block that performs some particular task when it is called and then returns to the calling part of your script
a section of a program that performs a specific task
a section of code that takes care of a specific task
a self-contained sequence of IDL statements with an unique name that performs a well-defined task
a sequence of instructions, optionally using parameters, which is basically just an upmarket GO SUB
a sequence of operational steps, or instructions, to be executed to perform some operation
a series of activities, tasks, steps, calculations, decisions and other processes, that when undertaken in the sequence laid down produces the described result, product or outcome
a series of activities, tasks, steps, decisions, calculations and other
a series of activities, tasks, steps, decision s, calculation s and other process es, that when undertaken in the sequence laid down produces the described result, product or outcome
a series of clearly defined steps that result is the accomplishment of a job task
a series of functional steps used to implement a policy
a series of interrelated steps that are taken to help implement a policy
a series of steps followed in a definite regular order that ensure the consistent and repetitive approach to actions
a series of steps followed in a regular, definite order to achieve a specified result
a series of steps that obey a set of instructions, written or tacit
a series of steps to be followed as a consistent and repetitive approach to accomplish an end result
a set of instructions based on OS, application, user, etc
a set of instructions designed to achieve some result, such a calculating a function or displaying an image
a set of instructions for performing a task
a set of instructions that compute some value or take some action (such as printing or reading a character value)
a set of instructions used by an individual to complete a task
a set of related instructions that performs a task
a set of self-contained high-level language statements that performs a particular task and then returns to the caller
a set of steps that are to be taken based on a set of rules
a set of step which a person performs in order to obtain a specified outcome
a small piece of code that performs a single task
a small program that handles a specific task
a step-by-step list of activities required to conduct a certain task
a step-by-step set of directions
a step-by-step skill that is performed essentially the same way each time
a step to follow to conduct a controlled experiment
a task that must be performed aside of a table, a form, or a report, to complement it
A block of instructions which can be called with a reference to the procedure name. A procedure can take parameters. Normally used for code which is used a number of times throughout the program. For instance you might make a procedure to calculate the interest on a bank account, and each time, pass it the account balance and the interest rate. It could check for being below the minimum to get any interest, etc. See also : Functions Back to where you were
Step-by-step description of what's to be done and by whom.
Series of steps followed to guarantee that all steps are taken.
a series of steps followed in a precise order
A “how to” document that provides methods for carrying out a policy. Procedures outline the complete cycle of a task, step by step, and assign responsibility to specific personnel.
The specific steps which must be followed in order to accomplish a specific task or activity.
An administrative plan, either written or formalized by practice, which establishes the acceptable sequence of steps, actions, and methods for accomplishing a narrowly defined task in an efficient and effective manner.
A specific program or task to which a computer solution can be applied
A procedure is a series of actions taken in a definite and established order.This can refer to a treatment plan or to general activities.
a series of steps following in a regular definite order that implements a policy. Policy on University Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines
Step-by-step instructions on how to perform a task based on technical and theoretical knowledge.
Instruction, or set of instructions, a user follows to accomplish an activity. 13.34
The step-by-step method followed to ensure that standards are met.
a defined process, often step-by-step, for doing something, such as processing an invoice.
A set of steps supporting a guideline, policy or operational process.
A written description of a course of action to be taken to perform a given task.
A step-by-step, chronological instruction for carrying out a given policy.
a set of step-by-step directions that explain how activities or tasks are to be carried out.
a procedure is a set of instructions that performs a certain task. With the exception of Current, which takes no parameters, a procedure takes zero or several parameters and returns no result. See also function. [ edit][ edit
A particular way of accomplishing something, an established way of doing things, a series of steps followed in a definite regular order. It ensures the consistent and repetitive approach to actions. Quality Procedures are procedures that meet or exceed ISO9000 requirements.
A block of code that performs a specific task and then either passes control to another procedure or waits for the user to do something.
a series of steps to be followed or actions to be taken to implement specific policies or standards.
A set of SQL or PL/SQL statements used together to execute a particular function. Procedures and functions are identical except that functions always return a value (procedures do not). By processing the SQL code on the database server, you can reduce the number of instructions sent across the network and returned from the SQL statements.
A series of steps (or instructions) required to perform an activity. Defines "how" to perform an activity. Compare to Process.
A written set of steps that specifies how to carry out a business function. If the business function is system-assisted, its corresponding procedure will indicate how the application system carries out that business function.
(1) Specific Steps to be taken toward the achievement of a goal. (2) The course of action taken for the solution of a problem.
A sequence of instructions in a programming language designed to carry out a coherent operation or set of operations. Procedures often operate on data, passed to them through arguments, and return results, which may be used by other parts of the program. Procedures are first defined, to establish the actions they take, then called to carry out those actions.
Step-by-step actions undertaken to achieve an educational goal.
Administrative and/or legal steps necessary to obtain an official decision on a specific issue.
ordered and structured commands to perform a particular task. For example, a Logo procedure for turning two lights on and off in order might be: TURNON 1 WAIT 10 TURNOFF 1 WAIT 10 TURNON 2 WAIT 10 TURNOFF 2.
Steps to be followed in order to comply with a formality, including the timing, format and transmission method for the submission of required information.
A certain way of getting something done; an established series of steps. Procedures are the steps that are used to achieve a principle or objective or to carry out a policy.