Using powerhouse to create appointment system

[Ken Langendock]

Sounds like you have a typical installation going there.
 
This is where the Architects Prototyper would have come in
handy....build the tables, let the prototyper build the basic
screens....gives the users a visual representation of the data for them
to request changes, etc.
 
As soon as they start changing their ideas....I start writing the system
in Word...using XXXXX for fields, etc.
 
Good luck.
 
Might be an interesting project with PH Web, maybe simulate the calendar
control some how.
 
Ken
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Subject: Using powerhouse to create appointment system



Hi there, 

Newbie here so have patience :) 

I was wondering if anyone has had the fun of creating an appointment
type system with Powerhouse on vms environment using RMS files?

I have been requested to create an appointment system as part of an
existing system and wondered if anyone had experience in doing such a
thing.

I will be working with beds, allotting people to beds for specific
times, depending on procedures being handled. Thus need to be able to do
things like warn if session longer than available time slot etc, warn if
procedure goes past unit end working hours etc.

Any hints or ideas would be good, I have started something but users
have altered manner in which they want to enter data and thus mean I
have to start coding from relative scratch again, so be a good time to
get any fresh ideas.

Thanks in advance, 
Darren. 


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