We are a  manufacturing facility with 20 stages of production from project start to finish.\n\nWe are looking for a bar coding solution that not only specifies the details of each order (how many units, printing options, packaging options, shipping address, due dates, etc..) - but also allows the tracking of the project through production stages within our warehouse.\n\nAs this job goes through the various stages of production, we would like it to be logged via barcode.\n\nie: when an order arrives at pre-press, it is logged when this job is received. \n\nFrom pre-press, the project then goes to printing and is logged, etc.\n\nEvery time the project goes through another level of production - that data should be automatically uploaded to our server.\n\nThe goal is to keep close track of each job for strict internal structure, and also to keep the customer well informed of the progress as he/she inquires.\n\nIdeally, this system should be integrated with programs like Goldmine, ACT, etc.
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I would look into the system used by EZpass on highways and certain medications.RFID tags. They are usually from two to four square inches in size, and contain a silicon chip that holds a unique string of numbers identifying the item to which it is attached. A separate RFID "reader" receives the information contained in the tag through the tag's antenna. Unlike a bar code, the signal does not have to be read directly by a scanner; RFID signals need only to be in the vicinity of an RFID reader.
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There are few off-the-shelf applications, since every warehouse is different, and the requirements for scanning the pictures and cataloguing them are different as well.\n\nThis is a place where custom software developers hang out\nhttp://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/?biz\nMost of them write stuff for small companies like yours, try asking a question there.
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Reading a barcode value always needs a textbox. What is the use of Keypress event... No use.\n\nNormally if you created a textbox and set the focus to it before firing the barcode scanner you'll get the return data in your textbox instantly.
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There are macro programs - search under 'macro' - which will allow you to do a key sequence for regular tasks.  Or you can learn VBA if you need to do it within Office applications (and for free:))
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its not program .. u need some one to make a good database program to handle this and there is some good companies in that
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Don't get a flowchart confused with the coding that implements it. Your flowchart should only include main steps of the process so that someone who is not skilled in programming can see it and follow through the process. \n\nThink of it as a graphical step by step. You should have things like...\n\nGet search info\nExecute search\nPresent available results\nIs there a result?\nYes ...\nAsk for reservation info\nBook reservation\nPresent reservation number\n\nNo...\nReport no results\nAsk for search info\n\nSo then with this flow chart you can see the general steps of the system. If you find yourself saying things like "set variable using username" then you know you are too far down in the flowchart. No coding terms should be in a flow chart.\n\nI have included a few flow charts to help you get an idea of what I am talking about.\n\nHope this is what you were looking for. Enjoy!
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You can generate this in one line of Perl, Unix scripting, or a small C/C++ program.  Simply write one number per line from your program counter.  You may have to get tricky and use two long ints, but it's not hard.\n\n Realize that your document may be very large, and for most purposes, you don't need a document, just use the variable(s) in your final program.
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check out www.barcode.com
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Hi Sam,\n\nIf you're new to programming - but want a really robust solution - you should really check out Servoy. With Servoy you can deploy via client/server AND/OR the web at the same time from the same code base.\n\nThe programming language can be either JavaScript or inline Java - and there is a object model tree and you can double-click to create code. Also, there are "samples" for each of the available functions that will all work with a single click - so you can learn as you go.\n\nIt has point-and-click form control, and you can create relations between different tables (and even between different SQL database engines) with a few clicks - WITHOUT having to know any SQL programming.\n\nYou can have people log in without them having to install anything, and if, down the road, you want to offer offline capabilities - that's available as well.\n\nI would stay away from desktop database products like FileMaker, Access, etc. because they use proprietary databases, don't scale, are a NIGHTMARE to update on the client side, and are difficult to maintain.\n\nJust my $0.02 worth - I hope this helps.
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That will not be a database program because no database is involved!\n\nWhat language is the answer to be coded in?\n\nHow will the data be organised?\nOne line per data item?  \nThis will need x reads per property.  Will also leave blank lines where items missing.\n\nOne line per property.  Will there be fixed size data items or will you have a seperator? The seperator cannot be used in the data item!
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I am actualy making my own as i type this. It's taken me 3 weeks so far, but im using PHP to do my coding. MySQL as the database software,a nd PHP for the coding. It's coming along nicely. \n\nif you need some ideas, go to..\n\nwww.vbulletin.com\nwww.phpbb.com\nwww.punbb.org\nwww.simplemachines.org\n\nhope those ehlkp
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Dear Business Leader\n\nYou may already be familiar with the XYZ project currently taking place in your area.  I would like to announce that the implementation of this project has been very successful.\n\nThis project covers system & business process changes.  The successful implementation will bring new opportunity to you and other business leaders.\n\nPlease contact me if you have any questions or would like to discuss how this project will directly affect your business.\n\nSincerely,\n\n\nProject Coordinator and Announcer
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Hi\n\nComing to your question, if you could have browse regarding this question before posting, definitely you could have come out of the solution.\n\nOK let me define once again, SAP is a predefined ERP package where we implement that in real time business scenario based on company requirements. As you might have aware that every organization has different departments like Sales, Warehouse, HR, Financial etc.. depends on their individual complexes SAP has externally maintain those as individual modules but are connected with in inter related links. If you are good in real time business document flow then it won't take much time for you to learn, as a developer it not a must to get deep knowledge in all of those modules, just try to explore how it links with each other. As a functional consultant where coding part is negligible you have to concentrate on particular module. \n\nSince most of the MNC's are already implementing SAP [still growing] i hope we have a good prospects in future too. \n\nAbout learning.. it depends on your willingness. Normally it won't take more than 3 months as a beginner.
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employers could care less about pseudocode, they want completed, usable code. I personally rarely use pseudocode or flow charts. the only time i use them is if im not near the computer, and thought of a possible way to make a part of code work. even then, I usually remember it and dont bother to write it down. for flow charts, i only use them if someone gives me one (which never happens).\n\nto answer your other questions:\nyes, you are given program requirements, and objectives. from there, you just start writing code, building the basic shell, then working on each requirement (usually) one at a time. \n\ni always create a new folder for every project. in each folder i have backup (older) versions, and the current version im working on. i tend to save all, even when the project is complete.\n\ni personally dont think pseudocode is very important.\n\non the rare occasion i use pseudocode, i never update it to reflect changes. in fact, i usually just throw it out when im done.\n\nNote: everyone is different, and writes code different but this how i work with regards to pseudocode.
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SIMPLE   INFORM YOU SUPERVISOR...\n\nTHATS THE WAY THE CHAIN WORKS.....
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I would suggest start with the high level dfd (level 0) diagram where you have all your entities and just one large process in the middle. What you'll show in this level of dfd is all the inputs going into the system and and all the outputs generated by the system. From here you can determine what other processes you'll need. Also you have to do a functional decomposition diagram to determine what systems you need. \n\nI haven't used these for a while now but i hope this gives you some idea.