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== Data in the CCMDB.mdb ==
== Data in the CCMDB.mdb ==
There are actually 3 files on the laptops:
There are actually 2 files used by CCMDB.mdb
* c:\[[ccmdb_data\ccmdb_data.mdb]] where the data which is collected is stored
* c:\[[ccmdb_data\ccmdb_data.mdb]] where the data which is collected is stored
* c:\[[ccmbd_program\ccmdb.mdb]], the program and user interface, this is what gets replaced with a new version
* c:\[[ccmbd_program\ccmdb.mdb]], the program and user interface, this is what gets replaced with a new version

Revision as of 19:52, 2010 December 30

The CCMDB.mdb is a Microsoft Access database, with the name being the acronym for Critical Care Medicine Database. CCMDB.mdb screens the data for internal consistency and ranges, and then exports it for further processing during sending.

Updating of CCMDB.mdb

Rolling out new versions of ccmdb.mdb is done by Tina or Trish using a batch file called updt_all.bat. See the update Log for information about changes, and see Requested Changes for changes planned for the future.

Data in the CCMDB.mdb

There are actually 2 files used by CCMDB.mdb

See also Laptop Setup

Form Sizes

The form sizes on the laptops are continuously being tweaked to accommodate, especially, any of the laptops we use. The form size was increased to accommodate the screens on the laptops which are small but have a high native resolution.

CCMDB.mdb password

The password for the ccmdb.mdb is known as "the tasty password". If you don't know it, and need to know it, talk to Trish or any data collector. All data collectors need to be thoughtful as to who they give this password out to.

The CCMDB.mdb is using the same password everywhere. This used to be required to make sure the PDAs work. It is now required because collectors cover at different locations and using different passwords would get people to write them down. Since laptops are pointsec encrypted as well this should not be a problem.

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