The record filtering area allows users to narrow the focus of their applications.
Software tool developer mrc announced this week improvements to m-Power's record filtering features.
m-Power is software that rapidly creates Web applications, such as report-writing, business intelligence, executive dashboards, e-commerce, customer portals, and wireless applications to name a few. m-Power is also used to modernize legacy applications in a fraction of the time other approaches might take, the company says.
The record filtering area allows users to narrow the focus of their applications. For example, they could create a filter to narrow down a report to only include customers located in California. You could make another filter on top of the first and narrow down customers in California, which generate over $100,000 in sales.
The improvements to record filtering are all based on customer feedback. Here are a few of the most notable improvements, which have been included in this upgrade:
- Unlimited list values—You can now add as many values to a list filter as you wish. For example, if you want to create an application listing customer sales by state, you could add as few or as many states as you need.
- Simpler data entry—The new record filtering area has an improved interface and edit checking to guide you through the data entry process.
- New possibilities—List and range filters are no longer limited by delimiters that might occur in the data. Instead, they are entered in separate fields and m-Power takes care of these more technical details.
"Over the years, m-Power has improved and evolved based on customer feedback, and this upgrade is no different," says Brian Crowley, mrc's director of Development. "These improvements are exciting because they not only give m-Power greater functionality and flexibility, they also give our customers extra capabilities they want and need."
About mrc
mrc's Web application development tool, m-Power, is used to create business applications and can run on any platform that supports Java (e.g. OS/400, Linux, Unix, and Windows). Applications access DB2/400, Oracle, MySQL and MSSQL, or any combination thereof. Using these development tools, users create an endless variety of Java-based business Web applications from simple queries to reports, to complex custom enterprise systems and dashboards.
mrc was a recipient of the 2004 Apex Award for application development, is a longtime IBM Business Partner, and has been producing award-winning development software since 1981. For additional information, visit www.mrc-productivity.com, write to
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