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1. RE: data entry

   WOLF, PATRICK <patrick.wolf@aerojet.com> — 2000-09-05T18:02:43Z

   I've got several applications where I use a PostgreSQL database running on a
   Linux server with a MS Access front end application running on the
   individual PCs.  It was pretty painless to build, although knowing something
   about Access would have been nice, and it provides a nice user interface for
   the individuals that enter the data.  Then I have Perl CGI scripts written
   on the server to provide read only reports to the web site.
   
   Pat
   
   
   Patrick C. Wolf
   Test Manager
   Aerojet
   Socorro Plant
   
   
   
   		-----Original Message-----
   		From:	deval [mailto:deval@giaspn01.vsnl.net.in]
   		Sent:	Tuesday, September 05, 2000 10:38 AM
   		To:	pgsql-novice@postgresql.org
   		Subject:	[NOVICE] data entry
   
   
   		For years I am using dBASE to compute payroll of employees.
   Required
   		data entry is number of days present and overtime if any.
   This is done
   		record by record. Data entry person sees employee number and
   name, and
   		boxes with prompt, where the data is entered. For Postgresql
   is there
   		any user interface available, that could help a non
   technical person to
   		make the data entry?
   
   		vijay
   
   

2. RE: data entry

   Kevin Berrien <kberrien@javanet.com> — 2000-09-13T04:14:54Z

   This is what I've been doing with a personal project at home.  Since I do a
   lot of development in Access but wanted to give PostgreSQL a try.  The big
   problem with using Access is paying for the license.
   
   How about a good BASIC & PostgreSQL combination to give you something along
   the lines of Ardent's UniVerse?  Anyone?
   
   -----Original Message-----
   From: pgsql-novice-owner@hub.org [mailto:pgsql-novice-owner@hub.org]On
   Behalf Of WOLF, PATRICK
   Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 2:03 PM
   To: 'deval'; pgsql-novice@postgresql.org
   Subject: RE: [NOVICE] data entry
   
   
   I've got several applications where I use a PostgreSQL database running on a
   Linux server with a MS Access front end application running on the
   individual PCs.  It was pretty painless to build, although knowing something
   about Access would have been nice, and it provides a nice user interface for
   the individuals that enter the data.  Then I have Perl CGI scripts written
   on the server to provide read only reports to the web site.
   
   Pat
   
   
   Patrick C. Wolf
   Test Manager
   Aerojet
   Socorro Plant