8. Arithmetic overflow or underflow

10. Using an uninitialized variable

11. Off by one error, counting one too many or too few when looping

12. Access violations

13. Resource leaks, where a finite system resource such as memory or file handles are exhausted by repeated allocation without release.

14. Buffer overflow, in which a program tries to store data past the end of allocated storage. This may or may not lead to an access violation. These defects can form a security vulnerability.

17. Race condition

19. Comments out of date or incorrect: many programmers assume the comments accurately describe the code

28. Source

29. Impact

30. Trigger

31. Phase found

34. Defect Types

40. Linux Kernel: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/

41. Gnome: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/

42. KDE: http://defects.kde.org/

43. Apache Project: http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/

44. Open Office: http://www.openoffice.org/issues/query.cgi

46. Mandriva: http://qa.mandriva.com/

48. Facebook: http://defects.developers.facebook.com/

56. software application that is designed to help programmers/users keep track of reported software defects in their work.

60. Severity,

61. Assignment of Status,

62. Erroneous program behavior,

63. Details on how to reproduce the bug:

64. Identity of the user who reported it,

66. High - The bug does not cause a failure, but causes the system to produce incorrect, incomplete, inconsistent results or impairs the system usability.

67. Medium – The bug does not cause a failure, does not impair usability, and does not interfere in the fluent work of the system and programs.

69. High - This bug should be resolved as soon as possible in the normal course of development activity, before the software is released.

70. Medium – This bug should be repaired after serious bugs have been fixed.

72. Granting access &

74. Granting &

75. Revoking access on components to Users

77. Assigning defects to users,

78. Modifying defects

80. Defect priority

81. Date created

82. Defect description

83. Defect diagnosis

84. Name of originator

85. Name of Assignee

86. Status

88. MS-SQL Server

89. Oracle 10g Database

90. Visual Studio 2008

91. ASP.NET 2.0

93. Application programming interface (API) is an interface in computer science that defines the ways by which an application program may request services from libraries and/or OS.

94. Used to write applications that target

96. environment used to generate databases.

97. support businesses by online transaction processing (OLTP) and decision support system (DSS) workloads.

98. DSS workloads, are highly resource intensive.

102. ability to debug step by step through queries.

103. Expression Blend Support

105. any visual developer who is new to .NET, C# and VB.NET can easily develop the 2D and 3D graphic applications.

107. JavaScript Debugging Support

109. Run the JavaScript step by step

110. We can watch the local variables while debugging the JavaScript

112. LINQ Intellisense and JavaScript Intellisense support for Silverlight applications

113. Intellisense Filtering

114. Multilingual User Interface Architecture - MUI

115. Visual Studio 2008 Split View

116. Debugging .NET Framework Library Source Code

117. In built Silverlight Library

120. ASP.NET is a Microsoft Technology

121. ASP stands for Active Server Pages

122. ASP.NET is a program that runs inside IIS

123. IIS (Internet Information Services) is Microsoft's Internet server

124. IIS comes as a free component with Windows servers

126. It is the world's second most popular web server in terms of overall websites.

127. Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 introduces a new XML-based configuration system for storing the IIS settings.

129. Administration.config - This configuration file stores the settings for IIS management. These settings include the list of management modules that are installed for the IIS Manager tool, as well as configuration settings that any management module uses.

131. The most flexible and cost-effective way to manage enterprise information.

132. It provides the highest possible quality of service.

133. In provides numerous quality and performance enhancements,

135. It analyzes data in the Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) to identify potential performances.

136. For each of the identified issues it locates the root cause and provides recommendations for correcting the problem.

138. Memory usage

139. I/O usage

140. Resource intensive SQL

141. Resource intensive PL/SQL and Java

142. RAC issues

143. Application issues

144. Database configuration issues

145. Concurrency issues

148. SQL Profiling

149. Access Path Analysis

151. The ASM functionality is controlled by an ASM instance

153. Manages disk redundancy within a disk group.

154. Provides near-optimal I/O balancing without any manual tuning.

155. Enables management of database objects without specifying mount points and filenames.

157. Time model statistics indicating the amount of DB time associated with a process

158. Active Session History (ASH) statistics

159. Object usage statistics.

161. DBMS_FILE_TRANSFER Package

162. Performance Tuning Enhancements

163. Resource Manager Enhancements

164. Improved VLDB (Very Large Database ) Support

165. Installation Enhancements

166. MERGE Statement Enhancements

169. 1 GB RAM,

170. Ethernet Card,

173. Entity Relationship Diagram

174. Database Design

197. Using version history information, developers can find around 88% of the defects with 28% false alarms

200. Construction of a defect prediction model to predict defect prone modules before testing phase.

201. Storing a version history and bug data

202. Decrease lifecycle costs such as testing effort.

203. Decrease defect rates

204. Measure/ control the time to repair the defects