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Multiple
databases and
active modules
within each
user-defined
database. |
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Specification
of each
customer's
unique
combination of
System 20/20
modules. |
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System
wide audit
capability
records the
changes in any
element in the
database
according to
user specified
options. |
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Multiple
user companies. |
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Global
option for
American or
International
date format. |
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Multiple
printer
destinations
for routing
reports to any
user-defined
printers. |
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Module
accessibility
can be
controlled by
communication
port (terminal
line). |
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Multiple
terminal type
definition. |
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User
data definition
that includes
the following
features:
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Passwords |
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System
configuration
defaults |
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User
and
function
key groups |
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System
security
elements |
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Accessibility
to
individual
menu
options |
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Security
restrictions
on user
access
specified
by
terminals,
hours,
and/or days
of the week
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User-defined
menus can
include options
from multiple
modules on a
single menu. |
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Multiple
level menus are
controlled and
defined by the
user. |
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Process
Lock Table
prevents
execution of
simultaneous,
but conflicting
database update
processes. |
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Function
Key Groups for
defining a
specific set of
commands for a
user's or user
group's
terminal
function keys. |
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Job
Stream
definition with
multiple job
step capability
and easy
substitution of
run time
variables such
as current
date, printer
destination,
company number,
etc. |
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Data
import facility
transfers and
converts
external data
from other
software
products and
performs
complete data
validation with
minimal user
intervention. |
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User-defined
batch queues
for background
processing. |
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Electronic
Mail facility
which functions
in two
principal
modes:
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Send
messages to
other users
- includes
the ability
to create,
review,
respond,
print and
delete
messages of
any length. |
| Notify
users at a
customer
site of
software
updates and
changes
that are
applicable
to the
user's
specific
area of
system
access |
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