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Status Description
10 Description Phase
11 Code Bug (Response/Resolution)
12 To External (User Group) Review
13 Doc Bug (Response/Resolution)
14 Bug Assigned to Solution Partner
15 To Internal (Oracle) Review
16 Support bug screening
19 Approved for User Group Voting
20 To Requestor, Need More Info
21 Cost Required, To Development
22 Approved for Future Release
23 Scheduled for Future Release
30 Additional Information Requested
31 Could Not Reproduce. To Filer
32 Not a Bug. To Filer
33 Suspended, Req'd Info not Avail
35 To Filer for Review
36 Duplicate Bug. To Filer
37 To Filer for Review/Merge Required
39 Approved, waiting for codeline to open
40 Waiting for the base bug fix
43 Product/Platform Obsolete, to Filer
44 Not Feasible to fix, to Filer
45 Vendor OS Problem, to Filer
51 Support approved backport - to Dev
52 Pending approval by PL
53 Backport/Patchset Req Rejected
60 CM: Awaiting Promote
66 CM: Awaiting Deployment
70 Closed, data fix, cause - user error
71 Closed, data fix, cause - data import
72 Closed, data fix, cause - code error
73 Closed, data fix, cause - unknown
74 Closed, Verified by QA
75 Closed, code fix, not verified
80 Development to Q/A
81 Q/A to Dev/Patch or Workaround Avble
82 Q/A to Enhancement Evaluation
83 Closed, Product/Platform Obsolete
84 Closed, not feasible to fix
87 Fix verified/Merge Required
89 Tech Writer to Q/A
90 Closed, Verified by Filer
91 Closed, Could Not Reproduce
92 Closed, Not a Bug
93 Closed, Not Verified by Filer
94 Closed, Duplicate Enhancement
95 Closed, Vendor OS Problem
96 Closed, Duplicate Bug
97 Suggestion Rejected
98 Suggestion Implemented
99 Closed, Documentation Bug Fixed
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