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Web site integration
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Provided integration with charge card approval provider, DebiTech. Provided integration with check approval SpeedChex. Transactions stored in MySQL database. Created administrative web pages to allow reporting of transactions, to allow cards to be refunded.
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Consumer Goods & Services
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Not Sure/Confidential
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Recurring Billing service
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Created MS Windows service that interacted with MySQL database that provided recurring billing based upon payment type and other criteria.
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Consumer Goods & Services
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Race tracking - MS Access 2000
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Provided an Access database that allowed the tracking of racecar drivers and the various divisions they participated in. Each driver could race in multple divisions per race.
Tracked licensing information per driver per division, points earned per division per race, cash paid out per race.
Tracked information about each race, the race track and sponsors.
Provided over 10 input screens, 80 queries and 50 reports.
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Media & Entertainment
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$5,000 to $10,000
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Administrative ecommerce web
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Provided a secured website that allowed each customer to maintain and customize their hosted ecommerce website. The site allowed them to edit product information such as prices, description.
The website was written in ASP using VB6 components in an MTS environment. Later is was rewritten in ASP.NET with C# components.
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Consumer Goods & Services
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Data mapping/mining
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The problem: Programming reports in Cobol was not "pretty" and programmer's time was better used for core application issues.
Transoft's U/SQL product was used to run on IBM RS/6000 UNIX machines to allow ODBC access to the Cobol ISAM files. The server was installed and maintained on the UNIX server. The 50+ Cobol files where analyzed to create data dictionaries the Transoft's U/SQL server would present to any ODBC enabled application.
Reports were then written in Visual Basic, using Crystal Reports, to read the Cobol files.
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Technology & Internet
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