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Understanding TracerPlus Lookup Tables
Unlocking the Potential of Your Mobile Applications with Lookup Tables
Recorded on January 20th 2010, this webinar is divided into four parts and shows how TracerPlus Professional can auto-populate multiple fields of data with ease. Link directly to critical company data and simplify the process for your workers in the field.
Topics:
Definition and Overview of a TracerPlus "Session"
Relationship of Sessions via the Lookup Function
Creating a Lookup - Demonstration
Defining and Demonstrating Update Source Options
Bonus Training - Calculated Lookups
Unlocking the Potential of Your Mobile Applications with Lookup Tables - PART 1
Part one of this 4 part training video introduces Lookup tables and how creating these separate "sessions" can automate data collection by populating a series of data fields based on the entry of one field (normally the scanning of a barcode). This section shows the creation of a 2 session asset tracking application using TracerPlus Desktop.
Duration: 9.52
Unlocking the Potential of Your Mobile Applications with Lookup Tables - PART 2
Part two of this 4 part training video demonstrates the actual deployment of the sample application created in part one. This section also show a quick overview of ODBC Link with an example of batch syncing also touching on the relationship of ODBC Link with an Access database.
Duration: 9:56
Unlocking the Potential of Your Mobile Applications with Lookup Tables - PART 3
Part three of this 4 part training video continues to explain the different options involved when creating a system that takes advantage lookup tables by explaining the update source and append if not found settings.
Duration: 8:41
Unlocking the Potential of Your Mobile Applications with Lookup Tables - PART 4
Part 4 of this four part training video discusses the additional benefits of Calculated Lookups, which combines the advantages of automated population of information with the ability to perform calculations on this information. Examples of this would be deducting inventory based on shipping against an order, or parsing different elements of information within one barcode (as in scanning badges at a trade show).
