Learn more about Sesame Database ManagerVersion 2 upgraded so many of Sesame's features and added so many new ones that it's not possible to adequately summarize them ...
Sesame Database Manager is compatible with Symantec Q&A. Q & A users will find that Sesame uses many of the same keystrokes, the same search syntax, and almost the same programming syntax as used in a Q&A database. Sesame can also translate Q&A databases. Find out more.
You can be at home, across town, out of state or out of the country. It doesn't matter. Accessing your Sesame applications is as easy as being right back at your office. That's because Sesame is built on a solid TCP/IP client/server foundation. So whether you're plugged in to your office network or connected over the Internet, all your information is at your fingertips. [READ MORE...]
Allow multiple users to access your information
Right out of the box, Sesame loves to network. It's ready to meet tough networking demands in a wide range of environments, including a mix of on-site and off-site users. In fact, setting up remote user access to Sesame applications is as easy as setting up users on the local network — which couldn't be easier. And with security features such as the Allow file and strict login validation, you have complete control over who can access your information and what they can do with it on an application by application basis. [READ MORE...]
Quickly connect a database to your network
Sesame brings new meaning to the term Rapid Application Deployment. Once you've created a database and specified who can access it and what they can do with it, you're done! Nothing else is required to put the database on your network where your people both on-site and off can immediately begin adding, updating and browsing data and running reports. And when you need to further customize an existing database, your people can continue working in it while the design changes are completed. [READ MORE...]
Learn more about Sesame Database ManagerI have experimented with using the @sendmail command with a command button. The basic flow was that a patient would call a central call center from there home or Drs Office. The rep on the phone would collect the necessary information and schedule the patient at a specific location. The rep would press the command button and based on the facility location element an e-mail was generated to that location with the patient data and all necessary information. By the time the patient could hang up the phone and drive to the location the office was already aware of there arrival with all the needed patient data. I was pretty much successful at getting all this to work.
