Re: [WEB400] Proof of concept - Simple inquiry

["Brad Stone" <brad@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I wrote such an application for the company I used to work
for.  It was set up so that any company that wanted to use
it could customize it to their liking.

You can see a demo at:

http://cso.cgintl.com

To log in for a demo, use "demo" (no quotes) for the user id
and password.  The signin is linked to a customer number (or
a list of customers, for example if you have multiple
customers that are subaccounts of a main account).

There are about 20 or so different companies using this.
It's worked flawlessly for quite some time.

Aaron Bartell took over that project when I left.  Maybe he
can mention anything that has changed (if anything) in the
past few months.

If your company wants something similar, feel free to
contact me.  I'd be happy to provide assistance.

Brad
www.bvstools.com

On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 11:14:14 -0500
 rob@dekko.com wrote:
>
> Does anyone out there have a simple inquiry program out
> there which may be
> adaptable to our needs as a simple proof of concept?  I
> am looking for a
> RPG-CGI program.
>
> What would really be slick would be the following;
> Customer order inquiry,
> sortable by column.  For example
>
> Customer ##### - XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
>
> Ord                    Qty        Qty      Requested
>  No  Lin Item     Cls  Ordered    Shipped    Date
> 205   98 12020647 57    330.000   330.000 1999/03/01
> 205   99 12020827 58    500.000   500.000 1999/03/01
> 205  100 12052287 58    300.000   300.000 1999/03/01
> 205  101 12059612 58    157.000   157.000 1999/03/01
> 205  102 12065401 58    288.000   288.000 1999/03/01
> 205  103 12066176 57   9912.000  9912.000 1999/03/01
> 205  104 12089499 58     45.000    45.000 1999/03/01
> 205  105 12089649 40   7500.000  7500.000 1999/03/01
> 205  106 12103023 58    195.000   195.000 1999/03/01
> 205  107 12124587 40   1404.000  1404.000 1999/03/01
> 205  108 12146447 40  10602.000 10602.000 1999/03/01
> 205  109 15300032 58    300.000   300.000 1999/03/01
>
> And if you click on any column it will sort it.
>
>
> Rob Berendt
>
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Bradley V. Stone
BVS.Tools
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