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Butler County Dept. of Job & Family Services
Of the projects listed on this page, this system has been in place a little longer and is a little bigger than the others listed below. In Butler County alone, this system
is helping 180 workers serve the needs of about 200,000 client while efficiently manageing over four million
single and multiple page documents, consisting of a little over 14 million pages. This system is currently deployed in 17 other Ohio Counties. The system can be deployed using either an Oracle of SQL Server database.
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Ohio Dept of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities
This system was designed to the unique requirements of OHMRDD, which included interacting with outside agencies, supporting customer advocates, and meeting several special security requirements including cases where a agency customer is also an employee of that same agency.
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The Mmole Control
Mmole, which is an acronym for "Mark Down & Mail Our Little Errors", can be installed in programs as an integral part of error-trapping strategy. First, it automatically grabs the error message and logs it to a file. Then, depending on settings, Mmole can do things a few different ways. Maybe you want to set it up to ask the user if they would like to file a report, and then record their response and follow through on their wishes. Or maybe you just want it to automatically and quietly email you a report, along with the entire contents of the log file, the username, and the identifier of the computer where the problem occurred. Because the programming team finds out about the problem quickly, bugs can be addressed in a timely fashion, and users can be satisfied that they are working with system support they can rely on.
And, of course, Mmole can also be used to provide standard outbound email services for other parts of the application.
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Paste-It NotePad
This is just a cute little web-based ASP utility designed to interact with a database table designed to hold memos or notes.
Written in VBScript, the Paste-It NotePad uses a server DSN and ODBC connectivity to communicate with virtually any SQL-compliant database, such as Oracle or SQL Server.
And, since it's a free-standing utility, a call to it can be placed from almost any web page by just adding a few lines of Javascript.
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Another ODBC/SQL Client
This tool has come in quite handy more than once! No more awkward poking around on a client machine trying to locate a simple
SQL client just so you can make certain that the database is online and the statements are correct.
Another ODBC/SQL Client is a field testing tool for checking connectivity and interactions with virtually any SQL-compliant database. Just type in
the connection info and away you go. Past SQL statements are stored in a queue and can be easily recalled.
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This is layer 5
Talk About Notebook add-on
Talk about MMole control
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