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ANDY OSWALD, NHMCCD ROSENDO GARCIA, UTB-TSC ALAN LYTLE, TEMPLE COLLEGE CHUCK EVERETT, ODESSA COLLEGE JIM MATHEWS, NHMCCD

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ANDY OSWALD, NHMCCD ROSENDO GARCIA, UTB-TSC ALAN LYTLE, TEMPLE COLLEGE CHUCK EVERETT, ODESSA COLLEGE JIM MATHEWS, NHMCCD

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    1. ANDY OSWALD, NHMCCD ROSENDO GARCIA, UTB-TSC ALAN LYTLE, TEMPLE COLLEGE CHUCK EVERETT, ODESSA COLLEGE JIM MATHEWS, NHMCCD DOUG MENEKE, ALVIN COLLEGE This session is so secret that this document available on http://faculty.nhmccd.edu/aoswald/datatel

    2. ANDY OSWALD andy@nhmccd.edu

    3. NHMCCD Environment IBM 9117-570 AIX 4.3.3 UniData 6.1.11 Colleague R17 DMI 3.8 Webadvisor 3.x

    4. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. The problem: WebAdvisor Miscellaneous Text is decided on and controlled by the NHMCCD Web Team. Since going to WA 3.x, they mod in DEV, IT moves to TEST for approval then IT moves to LIVE. If they want several changes in a week – or has happened, in a day (ack!) then IT is spending way too much time on this. Limited space for information, would like to provide additional information immediately.

    5. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. The solution: Instead of changing the misc texts on the screen, instead create an image with a static hyperlink in the misc text. The image is stored outside of Colleague and can be changed by the Web Team whenever they choose. Clicking the “Misc Text” image sends them to another page that contains more information and is also controlled by the Web Team

    6. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. Background: So what does the announcements MTXT look like at other colleges on 3.x??

    7. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. Implementation: What we want the WAMAIN and Announcements MTXT to look like: http://myrecords.nhmccd.edu

    8. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. Implementation: SMD3 screen for WBMAIN:

    9. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. Implementation: New MISC TEXT: This is now a static image location.

    10. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. Implementation: The alternative text if one hovers over the Announcement: I am not sure why it looks that way…

    11. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. Implementation: And clicking on it sends you to:

    12. Andy’s Secret WA MTXT Workaround. Closing thoughts: Since the web team is using GIFs rather than JPGs, then the WA screens could even include animations! As the web team decides that the information needs to be changed, then we are using this as the opportunity to switch them over one at a time. So far we have 3 with the GIF + hyperlink.

    13. Andy’s (with help from others) GSEARCH ESEARCH is a really terrific tool. But what if you are not sure where to look? Use GSEARCH!

    14. Andy’s GSEARCH - Intro and Disclaimer: * * * GSEARCH * * * Use gsearch to look for a string in code related files in UT, XUT, CORE, XCOR, CF, XCF, HR, XHR, ST and XST. It will look in source, subroutines, inserts, menus, valcodes and help for all these accounts. It will also look for fltt tables, misc text, rules, voc, voclib, research voclib and moveinfo. You may manually enter a search string or you may put several search strings into a savedlist and process the entire savedlist at one time. You also have the option of searching UT, CORE, CF, HR and ST appl data files. Or nearly everything. The last time the list of files was updated was 2/25/07 BEWARE: gsearch can take a while to process depending on your choices. It can also generate numerous BIG savedlists!!! Like hot sauce, use with caution until acclimated.

    15. Andy’s GSEARCH – Where to search? Do you want to search in ... (answer Y or N - or leave blank for N) >>> Source, Subroutines and Inserts ?Y >>> WebAdvisor (WBS,WIS and WRC) files ?N >>> appl.PRCS.CTL, appl.PRCS.DEF and appl.PRCS.GEN ?N >>> Menus, Errors, Miscellaneous Text, Help and Rules ?N >>> Voc, Voclib, and Research Voclib ?N >>> Moveinfo and Express Load files ?N >>> UT, CORE, CF, HR and ST CDDs and RT Fields ?N >>> Valcode Tables and ELF Translate Tables ?N >>> UT Appl Data Files ?N >>> CORE Appl Data Files ?N >>> CF Appl Data Files ?N >>> HR Appl Data Files ?N >>> ST Appl Data Files ?N

    16. Andy’s GSEARCH – What to search for and what to do then? Search for a single string. You may use upper case, lower case, mixed case, spaces, symbols, but do not use wildcards, such as '...' If you are using a savedlist containing the search strings then enter GET.LIST, a space and the savedlist name. ******************************************************************* What do you want to search for ?AOSWALD Do you want to have the output sent to the screen - this can require pressing 'enter' many times (Y/N) ?Y Display what file is being searched (Y/N) ?N Display files that could not be opened (Y/N) ?N Do you want to have savedlists created (Y/N) ?Y What are your initials ?AAO ? ONLY IF Y TO SAVEDLISTS!

    17. Andy’s GSEARCH – Are you sure? ************************************************* You are about to search through 30 files. ************************************************* Is this what you want (Y/N) ? Y

    18. Andy’s GSEARCH – Results! (edited for space) STRING FILE RECORD AOSWALD| found in |UT.SOURCE| --> |I_UTF600NH.INI AOSWALD| found in |UT.SOURCE| --> |UTF600NH AOSWALD| found in |XUT.SOURCE| --> |I_UTF600NH.INI AOSWALD| found in |XUT.SOURCE| --> |UTF600NH AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |I_ELF.TRANSLATE.TABLES AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |I_LOCATION.REGIONS AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |I_LOGIN.REQUESTS AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |I_OPEN.LOCATION.REGIONS AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |I_OPEN.ZIP.CODE.XLAT AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |DMB016 AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |I_FOREIGN.PERSON AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |I_OPEN.FOREIGN.PERSON AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |I_DMB016.INI AOSWALD| found in |CORE.SOURCE| --> |CC.ADD.USERS.NH Note that the pipe is used as a delimiter for use with Excel, etc. . . .

    19. Andy’s GSEARCH – Results! (edited for space) . . . AOSWALD| found in |XST.INSERTS| --> |CDR570NH AOSWALD| found in |XST.INSERTS| --> |I_WSEP.REQ.CHECK AOSWALD| found in |XST.INSERTS| --> |CDR580NH AOSWALD| found in |XST.INSERTS| --> |I_PRCS.END.BCRF11 AOSWALD| found in |XST.INSERTS| --> |I_FLD.EXIT.FORMAT.WORKSHEET.DATA AOSWALD| found in |XST.INSERTS| --> |I_OUTPUT.PROG.CATALOG Gsearch is done. Your string was found in 822 records. You may now look for your savedlists by copying in the query below: SSELECT SAVEDLISTS WITH @ID LIKE GSEARCH.AAO... AE SAVEDLISTS or your preferred method of browsing results. Remember that the results in your savedlist are unsorted, so you may want to $SORT your savedlists as you are browsing.

    20. Andy’s GSEARCH – Results! (edited for space) . . . SORT SAVEDLISTS 11:05:34 Jun 01 2007 1 SAVEDLISTS...................... GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_CF.INSERTS GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_CF.SOURCE GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_CF.SUBROUTINES GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_CORE.INSERTS GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_CORE.SOURCE GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_CORE.SUBROUTINES GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_HR.INSERTS GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_HR.SOURCE GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_HR.SUBROUTINES GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_ST.INSERTS GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_ST.SOURCE GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_ST.SUBROUTINES GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_UT.INSERTS GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_UT.SOURCE GSEARCH.AAO_AOSWALD_UT.SUBROUTINES

    21. QUESTIONS? andy@nhmccd.edu

    22. DOUG MENEKE dmeneke@alvincollege.edu

    23. Alvin College Environment HP rp5470 Unix 11i UniData 6.1 Colleague R17 DMI 3.8 Webadvisor 3.x

    24. XDM.DEL – Doug Meneke *Description: An Envision DELETE utility. *Syntax: XDM.DEL filename Must have an active savedlist Obsolete with native indexing

    25. FIND.EMPTY – Doug Meneke *Description: A utility to show what fields in a file are used. *Syntax: FIND.EMPTY [filename [SAMPLE x]] *RFSPECS – RFSPECS.CREATING.APPL AE RFSPECS STUDENTS 001: 12220.54157ý 002: 003: 004: ST

    26. FIND.EMPTY – Doug Meneke *appl.FILE.SPECS - FILE.FIELDS AE ST.FILE.SPECS STUDENTS 001: . . 010: STU.EXCHANGE.START.DATEýSTU.EXCHANGE.END.DATEý STU.MISC1ýSTU.MISC2ýSTU.MISC3ýSTU.MISC4ýSTU.MISC5ý STU.COUNSELORýSTU.SPECIAL.SERV.NEED.CODESýSTU.RESIDENCY.STATUSý STU.HOUSING.ASSIGNMENTSýSTU.HOUSING.START.DATES *appl.CDD – FIELD.PLACEMENT AE ST.CDD STU.EXCHANGE.START.DATE 001: STUDENTS 002: 1

    27. FIND.EMPTY – Doug Meneke FIND.EMPTY STUDENTS 10000 Selecting file... 10000 records selected to list 0. Analyizing records... 1. STU.EXCHANGE.START.DATE 2. STU.EXCHANGE.END.DATE 3. STU.MISC1 4. STU.MISC2 5. STU.MISC3 232 6. STU.MISC4 36 7. STU.MISC5 112 8. STU.COUNSELOR 9. STU.SPECIAL.SERV.NEED.CODES 10. STU.RESIDENCY.STATUS 9920 11. STU.HOUSING.ASSIGNMENTS 12. STU.HOUSING.START.DATES 13. STU.HOME.LOCATION 9944 14. STU.HOME.LOCATION.START.DATE 3257

    28. FIND.ST – Doug Meneke *Description: A utility to find all the pieces of an Envision program/process. *Syntax: FIND.ST [application [string]] *UT.VALCODES – ENVISION.FILES

    29. FIND.ST – Doug Meneke FIND.ST ST XCDR054 ST.DOC... XCDR054 ST.INSERTS... XCDR054 ST.OBJ... _XCDR054 ST.PRCS.CTL... XCDR054 ST.PRCS.DEF... XCDR054 ST.SOURCE... I_XCDR054.INI XCDR054 ST.VOC... XCDR054

    30. PACKAGE.SOURCE – Doug Meneke *Description: Process to gather all the pieces of an Envision program/process for porting to another machine. *Syntax: PACKAGE.SOURCE [application [string]]

    31. PACKAGE.SOURCE – Doug Meneke PACKAGE.SOURCE ST XCDR054 ST.DOC... XCDR054 ST.INSERTS... XCDR054 ST.OBJ... _XCDR054 ST.PRCS.CTL... XCDR054 ST.PRCS.DEF... XCDR054 ST.SOURCE... I_XCDR054.INI XCDR054 ST.VOC... XCDR054

    32. PACKAGE.SOURCE – Doug Meneke Creates ONE record in the _HOLD_ file AE HOLD ST!XCDR054 001: /*FILE*/ST.DOC 002: /*ITEM*/XCDR054 003: /*START*/ 005: 006: . .

    33. UNPACKAGE.SOURCE – Doug Meneke *Description: Process to put all the pieces of an Envision program/process into another machine. *Syntax: UNPACKAGE.SOURCE name *Example UNPACKAGE.SOURCE ST!XCDR054

    34. XCOPY.REGISTRY – Doug Meneke *Description: Process to copy my LIVE WebAdvisor registry to my TEST account registry. *Syntax: XCOPY.REGISTRY

    35. XCOPY.REGISTRY – Doug Meneke Copies the entire registry Sets all student passwords to “x” Sets all faculty passwords to “y” Sets all employee passwords to “z” Skips DMIADMIN, I.T. folks, and administrators Password expiration turned off

    36. XDM.CLEAN.FILES – Doug Meneke *Description: Process to purge unnecessary or run-time data. *Syntax: XDM.CLEAN.FILES

    37. XDM.CLEAN.FILES – Doug Meneke *Cleans the following files… _HOLD_ _PH_ VOC SAVEDLISTS Envision/run-time files TREG files CALENDAR.SCHEDULES ELF files WebAdvisor files Registration files

    38. XDM.COPY.ACCT – Doug Meneke *Description: Process to copy live data to test. *Syntax: XDM.COPY.ACCT

    39. XDM.COPY.ACCT – Doug Meneke Copies the DATA tree only Allows selected files to be NOT copied Handles alias files (ie. PARENT) Uses system level (Unix) commands

    40. RECONCILE.PATCHES – Doug Meneke *Description: Process to tell me what Envision programs/processes changed. *Syntax: RECONCILE.PATCHES

    41. RECONCILE.PATCHES – Doug Meneke Compares all records in Xapplications to regular applications Skips add/change dates Skips add/change opers Skips object code Obsolete with R18

    42. QUESTIONS? dmeneke@alvincollege.edu

    43. ALAN LYTLE aml@templejc.edu

    44. Writing Report/Data to the User’s PC Harder than it looks But not that Hard

    45. Temple College Environment HP9000/3440 Unix 11.23 (11i) Unidata 7.1.8 combined R17 Envision 4.7.1 DMI 3.8 UI 1.5 WA 3.02

    46. The Input Screen

    47. How to get Started Not really that hard Do once use over and over

    48. Setting up the Work areas XL.OUT.PCFL = "" X.PC.INP.DIR = "" X.PC.INP.DIR = A.PC.DIR X.PC.INP.FILE = "ENROLLMENT" X.USE.TOPC = "Y" IF X.PC.INP.DIR = "" THEN X.USE.TOPC = "N" END

    49. Detail “Lines” records to output X.TEMP.PCFL := X.TERM4 X.TEMP.PCFL := "," X.TEMP.PCFL := "Credits" X.TEMP.PCFL := "," X.TEMP.PCFL := "Contact" XL.OUT.PCFL<1,-1> = X.TEMP.PCFL

    50. Checking the PC Directory ********** BLD.PC.TXT: ********** X.TEMP.DATE = FMT(OCONV(DATE(),SN.DATE2),"R#8") X.TEMP.DATE = TRIM(X.TEMP.DATE,"/","A") XL.TEMP.LIST = "" X.CNT.TEMP = 0 X.NUM.TEMP = 0 X.PC.FILE = "ENROLLMENT" * First make sure directory exists or create if does not X.FND.DIR = 0 X.PC.DIR = X.PC.INP.DIR CALL WIN.PCDIR(X.PC.DIR, X.FND.DIR) IF X.FND.DIR = 0 THEN CALL WIN.PCMKDIR(X.PC.DIR) END IF XL.OUT.PCFL<1,1> NE "" THEN XL.TEMP.LIST = XL.OUT.PCFL X.CNT.TEMP = 0 X.NUM.TEMP = DCOUNT(XL.OUT.PCFL,@VM) X.PC.FILE = X.PC.INP.FILE X.PC.FILE := X.TEMP.DATE X.PC.FILE := ".txt" GOSUB SET.PC.FILE END RETURN

    51. Writing each “Line” record *********** SET.PC.FILE: *********** * Check if file exists if does delete if not create X.PATH.FILE = X.PC.DIR:"\":X.PC.FILE X.FND.FILE = 0 CALL WIN.PCFILE(X.PATH.FILE, X.FND.FILE) IF X.FND.FILE NE 0 THEN CALL WIN.PCDELETE(X.PATH.FILE) END CALL WIN.PCCREATE(X.PATH.FILE) CALL WIN.PCOPEN("PCFILE",X.PATH.FILE,X.OK.OPEN) IF X.OK.OPEN = 0 THEN CALL WIN.PCCLOSE(X.PATH.FILE) END IF X.OK.OPEN = 1 THEN FOR X.CNT.TEMP = 1 TO X.NUM.TEMP IF XL.TEMP.LIST<1,X.CNT.TEMP> NE "" THEN X.TEMP.DATA = XL.TEMP.LIST<1,X.CNT.TEMP> X.TEMP.DATA := @FM CALL WIN.PCWRITE("PCFILE",X.TEMP.DATA,"TEXT") END NEXT X.CNT.TEMP CALL WIN.PCCLOSE("PCFILE") * end x.ok.open of 1 (found file) END

    52. Wintegrate Programs WIN.PCDIR WIN.PCMKDIR WIN.PCFILE WIN.PCCREATE WIN.PCDELETE WIN.PCOPEN WIN.PCCLOSE WIN.PCWRITE

    53. QUESTIONS? aml@templejc.edu

    54. JIM MATHEWS jimm@nhmccd.edu

    55. NHMCCD Environment IBM 9117-570 AIX 4.3.3 UniData 6.1.11 Colleague R17 DMI 3.8 Webadvisor 3.x

    56. Jim’s secret CREATE.MOVEINFO.NH The problem: You have a patch in the TEST/INSTALL account that you want in LIVE but for whatever reason you can not do a patch load to LIVE A single patch can contain thousands of items. You don’t want to enter those into the MDEF screen manually

    57. Jim’s secret CREATE.MOVEINFO.NH The solution: RUN JM.BP CREATE.MOVEINFO.NH Input Application ST Input Patch Number C11703-19_ST_17014_U Input New MDEF Name JIMS.NEW.MDEF

    58. JIMS.NEW.MDEF

    59. JIMS.NEW.MDEF

    60. Jim’s secret XMRG – MERGE.LIST Screen The problem: LIST.ALGEBRA is not user friendly Colon Prompt goes away in R18 How will users manage their lists?

    61. Jim’s secret The solution: XMRG – MERGE.LIST Screen

    62. Jim’s secret The solution: XMRG – MERGE.LIST Screen

    63. Jim’s secret ULL – Unix file Time/Size Listing The problem: When was this file updated or changed Check the Nightly File Refresh Time File was last updated by someone Time Program was last changed Are two versions of a file the same size You need a quick easy way to see File Size and Timestamp info from Unidata

    64. Jim’s secret ULL – Unix file Time/Size Listing The syntax:

    65. Jim’s secret ULL – Unix file Time/Size Listing The output:

    66. Jim’s secret ULL – Unix file Time/Size Listing The output:

    67. Jim’s secret ULL – Unix file Time/Size Listing The Output:

    68. Jim’s secret ULL – Unix file Time/Size Listing The output:

    69. QUESTIONS? jimm@nhmccd.edu

    70. CHUCK EVERETT ceverett@odessa.edu

    71. *All programs are written for: IBM RS6000 – 55A x 4 AIX 5.3 sl 5 Unidata 6.1.15 Envision 4.7.1.8 Colleague 17 DMI 3.6 WA 2.x / 3.x

    72. DMISTAT – Chuck Everett *Description: Show Status of DMIs, Slaves, Phantoms. *Syntax: DMISTAT

    73. DMISTAT – Chuck Everett Looks for specific Phantoms Looks for specific Listeners Looks for active Slave processes Display logging space used/available Screenshot

    74. DMISTAT – Chuck Everett

    75. OC.DMI.STARTER – Chuck Everett *Description: Check for “Is DMI running?” Check for “Is there a runaway/hung Slave?” *Syntax: PHANTOM OC.DMI.STARTER

    76. OC.DMI.STARTER – Chuck Everett Looks for DMI process, if not active, does a STARTDMI Looks for hung/runaway Slave processes, if excessive time, does a “kill -15” Looks for a match between real DMI pid and “dmilistener.pid” and resets if needed. Sleeps for a specified timeperiod Remember, Phantoms don’t take up a Unidata License Slot.

    77. GEN.DMI.USERS – Chuck Everett *Description: Generate new DMI Logins in batch or individual mode. Not Envision – Runs many times faster. *Syntax: GEN.DMI.USERS

    78. GEN.DMI.USERS – Chuck Everett Can run from savedlists, or batch selects like students for a term or active employees, or can be run for individuals by ID.NO, SSN, NAME Looks for presence of current Registry entry – optionally can reset password or not overwrite password Uses Template records to create different types of profiles – student, faculty, staff

    79. GEN.DMI.USERS – Chuck Everett Based on Datatel’s own S.JAVA… subroutines to read/write/encrypt data Changes required for R18 when Registry moves but core program still works Links into our internal LDAP programming Screenshots

    80. GEN.DMI.USERS – Chuck Everett

    81. GEN.DMI.USERS – Chuck Everett

    82. GEN.DMI.USERS – Chuck Everett

    83. LU – Chuck Everett *Description: Formatted, Sorted List Users with user status displayed *Syntax: LU

    84. LU – Chuck Everett

    85. OC.LOCKS – Chuck Everett *Description: Formatted list.locks report. *Syntax: OC.LOCKS

    86. OC.LOCKS – Chuck Everett Full data display – no trunctations Browse-able Screenshots

    87. OC.LOCKS – Chuck Everett

    88. KILL – Chuck Everett *Description: Allows you to selectively kill user sessions. *Syntax: KILL

    89. KILL – Chuck Everett Presents Operator a sorted list of users Shows status of users When user session is chosen, kills processes in reverse order Uses kill -15 to gracefully kill UDT process Failsafe prompt before killing Uses “sudo” to kill as root to guarantee permission

    90. KILL – Chuck Everett

    91. QUESTIONS? ceverett@odessa.edu All programs available “as is”.

    92. Rosendo Garcia Rosendo.Garcia@utb.edu

    93. R18 Putting DVF back to work and getting MGCC to cooperate DVF - Define Virtual Fields MGCC - Migrating Computed Columns

    94. All programs are written for: RP8420 10 processors 32 gig memory HPUX 11.i v1 (upgrading to v2 Nov 07) Unidata 6.1.16 (upgrading 7.x Nov 07) Envision 4.7.1.8.3 Colleague 17 - Colleague R18 July 23 DMI 3.8 DMI 4.x R18 WA 3.0.x

    100. At this point it just added it to CORE.CDD Create a savedlist since MGCC needs one to execute Create a savedlist since MGCC needs one to execute

    103. At this point a computed column had been created in DCC. It just needs to be run through the generator in DCC.

    105. After generation, you will have a compiled Computed Column and a Virtual Field in the STAFF dictionary

    106. :LIST STAFF T04.STAFF.OFFICE.CODES STAFF..... Office Codes.................. 0002357 ADM 0177428 NA-LIB 0121483 NA 0174614 ADM-FA-TO-NSR-ZADV-DOS-LIB 0000682 NA 0207712 NA 0205367 NA 0055086 NA 0231363 NA-ADM 0156792 NA 0064667 NA 0000950 NA-ADM-REG-FA-SEC-BUS-NSR-ZADV

    107. What if we want to change an existing computed column? First we need to clear the code in the computed column using DCC

    110. What if we want to change an existing computed column? Bring up T04.STAFF.OFFICE.CODES in DVF

    119. R18 – SHEL goes away? Really? Well… someone posted a solution back in January: [ID] Got SHEL ? (for R18) "Clayton Burton" <Clayton.Burton@furman.edu> on 01/19 at 11:36 AM Happy Friday everyone! Assuming this hasn't already been posted at some point, here's a lovely post-Christmas gift for everyone. When we first installed R18 we noticed that SHEL still worked. And at some point it stopped working.

    120. “I think that some patches basically disable it. But in one of our other R18 accounts I pulled up SHEL in the Toolkit's BPO to see what it looked like with the idea of copying it via the PRMN screen. Turns out there was no need for a copy! SHEL is a one-line program. In your SHEL-less R18 account create a new Batch process (BGP). I named ours "XSHL". Then pull that new, blank process up in BPO and put this single line in the "Statements" area: CALL S.PERFORM.MODE That's it! Add to an "ADMIN" security class and enjoy! --Clayton

    121. One line program works fine Users will have access only in TEST for a limited time while we finish up with the converting of the paragraphs

    122. Presentation available upon request Rosendo.Garcia@utb.edu Questions ?

    123. ANDY OSWALD, NHMCCD ROSENDO GARCIA, UTB-TSC ALAN LYTLE, TEMPLE COLLEGE CHUCK EVERETT, ODESSA COLLEGE JIM MATHEWS, NHMCCD DOUG MENEKE, ALVIN COLLEGE This session is so secret that this document available on http://faculty.nhmccd.edu/aoswald/datatel

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