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#SBPro4 & WB 2.04?

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#38632From: Jerry DelVecchioApr 28, 1992 9:14 AM
I have been using SBPro4 for a while under WB 1.3, and it works very well. Since upgrading to WB 2.04, the Forms Designer now locks up. My system is an A2000 with a GVP 25Mhz 68030 board, and lots of other hardware. Is this an incompatibility with WB 2.0? Is there a way around this? Thanks in advance. Jerry
#38633From: Jerry DelVecchioApr 28, 1992 9:16 AM
BTW, where does the registration card get sent to now? Mine has Precision's Worcester Park address on it. Thanks again.
#39283From: Oxxi Tech SupportMay 13, 1992 6:35 PM
Registration for Superbase and other Precision products for the Amiga should be mailed or FAXed to: Oxxi, Inc. Precision Registration P O Box 90309 Long Beach, CA 90809-0309 USA FAX: (310) 427-0971 Regards, Whap!penned… Pat @Oxxi (310) 427-1227
#39366From: Timothy P TrompeterMay 14, 1992 11:32 PM
Pat, Are you aware of anyone who has used SBPro4 to develop an appointment scheduler module as part of an integrated application? The program documentation doesn't really address issues regarding how to optimize the relational aspects of the program. What I have in mind is to locate a patient from a "tombstone" type database, verify that the selection is correct, then proceed through a series of options like: appointment with a specific provider next available appointment with a provider (either specific provider or first available) then "inject the patient information into the appointment database. The problems revolve around how to go about setting up the database files for optimum retrieval. I've set up several aspects of the other parts of the db program, but am stumped at how to design this component of the integrated program. I'd appreciate any suggestions, or references to folks you may be aware of who've tried to tackle similar problems. Thanks in advance .. Tim Trompeter…
#39403From: Oxxi Tech SupportMay 15, 1992 1:27 PM
Tim — I know of at least one commercial application (for dentist's offices) that has been developed using SBase Pro4 on the Amiga. I believe the developer, Vivian Hornby, is a member of the Superbase Leading User's Group, and you might want to get connected to that network of users. Their phone number is 206/364-4896. I can highly recommend membership in this user group for anyone developing SBase applications — their membership spans all versions and all platforms for the program. Regards, Whap!penned… Pat @Oxxi (310) 427-1227
#39502From: Neil RobinsonMay 17, 1992 5:33 PM
Tim, Set up your files as you normally would, making sure that there is a unique key available in the patient file. Then use a LOOKUP command to determine whether or not the patient is entered in the file. If you want you can use a REQUEST 4 to ask for a last name, and then do a REQUEST 20 on the last name making sure that the current index is on last name. If the user OK's out of the requester, then you have your record (maybe, they could have typed something in so you will still have to recheck). If they canceled out, then you can ask if they want to enter a new one and deal with that first. Once you have the patient record number, you can insert that into an appropriate field in the appointment database. If you want to have simpler access to the patient data, you can also create VTX fields with lookups to hold the necessary patient data. Ciao, Neil
#38639From: Michael GerardApr 28, 1992 11:00 AM
Jerry: Send you registration card to Oxxi directly. Also, request an upgrade to v. 1.01 (free upgrade). That version will operate proerly under 2.04. Michael ….from the north coast
#38647From: Jerry DelVecchioApr 28, 1992 3:00 PM
Thanks for the help. Jerry
#39282From: Oxxi Tech SupportMay 13, 1992 6:35 PM
Jerry, are you running version 1.0 or 1.01? The Forms Designer did have a LOT of problems in version 1.0 which have now been fixed. Regards, Whap!penned… Pat @Oxxi (310) 427-1227