Case C - How Set Database
Levels
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Description |
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Introduction |
The SQC for Access utilizes the
layered (relational) database as defined
previously. The database is divided into
4 layers. Plant, Equipment,
Measurement and Data. These
are generic names and can be re-assigned
by the user to a more logical name. |
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Objective |
The objective of this section is to
provide step by step instruction of how
to set following objectives in the
database with Administer Privileges.
Objective: Suppose that
you have 4 factories, lets call them FA,
FB, FC and FD. Each has 3 product lines
P1, P2, P3. The all produce products
that we can measure length and
width but not all products are made
in all of the factories. The number
of defects, length and
width are measured every 2 minutes.
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Factory |
Product |
Measurement |
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FA |
P1 |
Length, Width, number of
defects |
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FA |
P2 |
Length, number of defects |
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FB |
P1 |
Length, number of defects |
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FB |
P2 |
Length, Width |
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FC |
P1 |
Length, Width, number of
defects |
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FD |
P1 |
Length |
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FD |
P3 |
Length |
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Steps to
do |
Do the following to set the SQC for
Access™ with Administer privilege.
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Step |
Description |
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1 |
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Start
SQC for Access™
program with Admin
Privileges.

Note that
all of the buttons are
accessible and you are
connected to the TEST
back-end database.
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Click the
Factory button enter the
correct data

Click the
next button to add the next
record. |
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3 |
Once you
enter all records, please review
them in the table format.
A- Click
the right mouse on the header
and select the Datasheet View


C- Once
finished review, click the right
mouse on the header and select
the Form View option.

D- Click the Home
button.
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A-
Click the Production
Button, Make sure you select all
records and then check
information for all production
lines.


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In
the Factory page, add the
following

Make sure you do not select
the Status. |
| 6 |
In
the Production page, if you
select the Factory pull down
menu, this option is not shown.

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