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    #1

    Bank Transaction Printing

    In a bank transaction, a client opens an account say 5000, then teller prints it in a bank book, next transaction at a later date would be a deposit or withdraw,How do we print in alpha five the next transaction without printing the previous transaction?the program should increment printing in the passbook/bankbook line by line without printing the previous transactions.
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    Re: Bank Transaction Printing

    Hi Jetson,

    Have a logical field in the record which gets set to True after the record has been printed. Now only print records that are not True.
    Regards
    Keith Hubert
    Alpha Guild Member
    London.
    KHDB Management Systems
    Skype = keith.hubert


    For your day-to-day Needs, you Need an Alpha Database!

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      #3
      Re: Bank Transaction Printing

      I see, will it print on the supposed line number? e.g. i have three records and two are marked printed(Y) but the third is (N) will it print on the third line of a passbook/Bankbook?

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        #4
        Re: Bank Transaction Printing

        i have three records and two are marked printed(Y) but the third is (N) will it print on the third line of a passbook/Bankbook?
        That is a whole different ball game.

        I suggest you change the font colour to white if it has already been printed.
        Regards
        Keith Hubert
        Alpha Guild Member
        London.
        KHDB Management Systems
        Skype = keith.hubert


        For your day-to-day Needs, you Need an Alpha Database!

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          #5
          Re: Bank Transaction Printing

          Yap, i was wondering if we can make a bank application in alpha five, by the way, will alpha five be the best application development tool for bank transactions, considering SECUIRITY, multi-user etc.?

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            #6
            Re: Bank Transaction Printing

            Hi Jetson,

            You must have some sort of superbrain with all the different questions you are asking. The assumption is, they are for all different projects. I only ask out of curiosity.

            Alpha is very good with security, the problem is the developer and understanding what the security requirements are from the customers point of view. Security can be made to do many things given different situations. eg, who has access to what and why. does the data need to be encrypted. if any data needs to be exported, what format is it in? Take your pick.
            Regards
            Keith Hubert
            Alpha Guild Member
            London.
            KHDB Management Systems
            Skype = keith.hubert


            For your day-to-day Needs, you Need an Alpha Database!

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              #7
              Re: Bank Transaction Printing

              Originally posted by Keith Hubert View Post
              Hi Jetson,

              You must have some sort of superbrain with all the different questions you are asking. The assumption is, they are for all different projects. I only ask out of curiosity.

              Alpha is very good with security, the problem is the developer and understanding what the security requirements are from the customers point of view. Security can be made to do many things given different situations. eg, who has access to what and why. does the data need to be encrypted. if any data needs to be exported, what format is it in? Take your pick.
              I don't mean anything and I'm not proving something,were the same, i was just asking also out of curiosity and i want to speed up learning alpha five, it seems you are intimidated by my posts, Experts don't asked questions always, only people who wants to know and who wants to learn from experts like you,It is like a child asking things that are not yet know to him/her, why would i asked if I know? I'll stop asking/posting then questions, but with your permission, if you do permit me to asked more then i will asked questions so that i can learn Alpha Five faster with your tips and advices as EXPERTS in ALPHA FIVE.

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                #8
                Re: Bank Transaction Printing

                Jetson,
                I follow your threads and answer your questions if I can. I believe what Keith was suggesting is somewhat the same as I seem to wonder. In total, the posts that you have made are somewhat difficult to assimilate into an understanding of what the purpose or goal of what the application that you are working on is. Or is it many.
                Mike W
                __________________________
                "I rebel in at least small things to express to the world that I have not completely surrendered"

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                  #9
                  Re: Bank Transaction Printing

                  Thank you Mike for answering my questions, in fact you did answered it with a sample database, like others who helped me, Tom, Stan, and special mention to Ted who PM me and shared a working database and others who helped me.With all the threads that i posted, they are simply posted out of IGNORANCE or lack of knowledge especially on alpha five, I am curious on what could be done in alpha and how to do it in alpha,at present im still learning alpha five and in fact this is my third install on three computers of evaluating alpha five.I'm not working on a project(s), there are things in my mind that i can do in vb6 and vb.net that i can't do in alpha five and with eagerness and lack of time to read and learn another language i thought of posting and posting questions that my mind is not capable of answering,with the hope to be answered by members who want to help., again i'm so sorry to bombard this msgboard with elementary and with no quality questions.

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                    #10
                    Re: Bank Transaction Printing

                    Jet, I'm surprised you're still "evaluating" Alpha Five. I won't be responding to any more of your posts going forward. Volunteer time is limited. I prefer to help folks who are actually working on projects. Don't have time for tire kickers, especially those who abuse Alpha's free evaluation offer. -- tom

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                      #11
                      Re: Bank Transaction Printing

                      Originally posted by Tom Cone Jr View Post
                      Jet, I'm surprised you're still "evaluating" Alpha Five. I won't be responding to any more of your posts going forward. Volunteer time is limited. I prefer to help folks who are actually working on projects. Don't have time for tire kickers, especially those who abuse Alpha's free evaluation offer. -- tom
                      I guess i said the wrong word, evaluating in my case is something like learning, sorry i'm not a native English man.

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                        #12
                        Re: Bank Transaction Printing

                        My guess is that if you were talking about an enterprise application, Alpha desktop may not be the right tool - IF you are using dbf. My sense is that dbf security is okay for regular use, but not for a bank. If you are using SQL AND xdialog, you probably are safe. If you are using SQL & WEB, likewise you are probably safe.I'm not sure how secure active link tables are. But dbf & desktop or passive link tables & SQL, probably not the most secure; not for a high security operations such as banks and the like . My 2-cents.

                        P.S. Your English is fine and so are your questions (at least as far as I can tell). Some people are overworked and may get a little cranky on occasion. Don't let it bother you too much.
                        Peter
                        AlphaBase Solutions, LLC

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                        https://www.alphabasesolutions.com

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                          #13
                          Re: Bank Transaction Printing

                          Originally posted by Peter.Greulich View Post
                          My guess is that if you were talking about an enterprise application, Alpha desktop may not be the right tool - IF you are using dbf. My sense is that dbf security is okay for regular use, but not for a bank. If you are using SQL AND xdialog, you probably are safe. If you are using SQL & WEB, likewise you are probably safe.I'm not sure how secure active link tables are. But dbf & desktop or passive link tables & SQL, probably not the most secure; not for a high security operations such as banks and the like . My 2-cents.

                          P.S. Your English is fine and so are your questions (at least as far as I can tell). Some people are overworked and may get a little cranky on occasion. Don't let it bother you too much.
                          Thank you Peter, I appreciate it!

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