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Each PDA has a combo of two Access databases associated to it: a ccmdb.mdb file which is identical for all until synced into, and a [[settings.mdb]] which contains location specific information such as the path to the regional server, and the hospital and ward names. Any data in the ccmdb.mdb is considered transient, the file can be replaced with an empty new version at any time. Rolling out new versions is done by batch and a file that is currently open will not be overwritten. | Each PDA has a combo of two Access databases associated to it: a ccmdb.mdb file which is identical for all until synced into, and a [[settings.mdb]] which contains location specific information such as the path to the regional server, and the hospital and ward names. Any data in the ccmdb.mdb is considered transient, the file can be replaced with an empty new version at any time. Rolling out new versions is done by batch and a file that is currently open will not be overwritten. | ||
Additionally, this programs folder contains a \Master directory where the master version of the ccmdb.mdb is stored. Any changes required to the program can be made on this master file, and then rolled out by copying the master\updt_all.bat batch file to a local drive (batch code can’t cope with running from an unnamed drive) and running it. | |||
==Additional Info Required== | ==Additional Info Required== |
Revision as of 13:46, 2008 March 27
The CCMDB.mdb is the Access program the PDAs sync into. It screens the data for internal consistency and ranges, and then exports it in a format that can be imported into TMSX.
Each PDA has a combo of two Access databases associated to it: a ccmdb.mdb file which is identical for all until synced into, and a settings.mdb which contains location specific information such as the path to the regional server, and the hospital and ward names. Any data in the ccmdb.mdb is considered transient, the file can be replaced with an empty new version at any time. Rolling out new versions is done by batch and a file that is currently open will not be overwritten. Additionally, this programs folder contains a \Master directory where the master version of the ccmdb.mdb is stored. Any changes required to the program can be made on this master file, and then rolled out by copying the master\updt_all.bat batch file to a local drive (batch code can’t cope with running from an unnamed drive) and running it.
Additional Info Required
some of these as separate pages
- Checking your Data in Access
- starting Access
- filtering to complete only
- Yellow fields and error messages
- Sending your data
- Deleting data once you have the OK, ...