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- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
- 081d160902514000000000000000000000000000
- You May Access The
- Data In The File
- By Any KEY Listed
- In The Selections
- Window.
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- 061d160b02514000000000000000000000000000 Access Data By
- PARTIAL Or EXACT
- KEY.
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- For Example, If
- You Know Part Of A
- KEY Value, Select
- PARTIAL KEY MATCH.
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- 0c0f340804514000000000000000000000000000 !! WARNING !!
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- If You PRESS The ENTER KEY Now The Item Will NOT
- Be DELETED. The Only Way To Really DELETE The
- Item Is To PRESS "Y" Key At This Time.
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- 0b05480905514000000000000000000000000000 Field Numbers Are Shown With Each Of The Fields. Enter The Field
- Number For The Field You Want To Change.
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- When You Have Made The Changes Necessary In The Record You Will Be
- Prompted To Write Any Changes Back To The File Or To Disgard Changes.
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- You Must Press The "Y" Key For "Yes" To Write Changes Back To File.
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- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
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- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
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- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
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- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
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- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
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- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
- 0505480f63514000000000000000000000000000 ADD - INQUIRE - CHANGE - DELETE
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- ADD Select The ADD Mode To Enter New Items Into File.
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- INQUIRE Select The INQUIRE Mode To View Information In File.
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- CHANGE Select The CHANGE Mode To Change Information In File.
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- DELETE Select The DELETE Mode To Delete An Item From File.
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- EXIT Select EXIT To Return To The Main Menu.
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- 1204330505514000000000000000000000000000 The RECORD NUMBER Is The PRIMARY KEY For Data
- File. Enter Any Number Equal To Or Larger Than
- 1. The RECORD NUMBER For An Item Is UNIQUE.
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- 04034d1105514000000000000000000000000000 TYPE OF RECORD Refers To The Type Of Media The Record Is Stored On. COMET
- Is Setup To Handle Vital Records That Were Made On A Computer And Those
- Produced Without A Computer. Manual Vital Records Not Produced On A
- Computer Might Include Accounts Payable Invoices, Contracts, Insurance
- Policies. Computer Vital Records Might Include Payroll Records, Accounts
- Receivable Records, Personnel Records, Customer Lists, Vendor Lists,
- Personnel Records, General Ledger Records, Word Processing Documents,
- Spreadsheet Templates/Files, Computer Program Files, Or Any Other Vital
- Record That May Be Stored On The Computer.
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- Space For One (1) Character Is Provided. This Means That You Can Define
- Your Own Codes For Classification. Initially, You Might Want To Use:
- D For Disk; T For Tape; M For Manual; And O For Other.
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- TYPE OF RECORD Is A KEY Field. A Response Is Required.
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- 0805480c05514000000000000000000000000000 The DESCRIPTIVE NAME Of A Vital Record Is The Name Used When Talking
- About The Vital Record. The DESCRIPTIVE NAME May Be Thirty (30)
- Characters Long And Contain Any Type Of Character. When Naming A
- Vital Record You Should Remember That Consistency Will Make It Much
- Easier For You Or Anyone Else To Benefit From Your Work.
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- Characters Are Automatically Converted To Uppercase.
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- DESCRIPTIVE NAME Is A Required Field. This Means That Pressing The
- ENTER Key Without Keying In Data Will Produce An Error Message.
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- 0805480c05514000000000000000000000000000 FILENAME Refers To The Full Name Of The File Being Listed As
- A Vital Record. If The Vital Record Is Stored In A Computer
- Disk File, Enter The Full Filename, Including Pathname. If
- The Vital Record Is Not A Computer File, Enter The Name Of The
- Document And Its Location.
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- Space For Forty (40) Characters Is Provided.
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- FILENAME Is A KEY Field. Blank Responses Will Produce An Error.
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- 0505481105514000000000000000000000000000 PRIORITY Refers To The Importance And/Or Value Of The Item For The
- Organization Or Group. You Are Being Asked To Rank The Importance
- Of The Item Relative To Other Items Logged In The Vital Record Log.
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- A PRIORITY Ranking System Might Be As Simple As Assigning A Value
- From "A" - "Z" To Each Item Logged In The Vital Record Log With
- Items Ranked "A" Having The Highest PRIORITY And Items Ranked "Z"
- Having The Lowest PRIORITY. Regardless Of What System Is Adopted
- It Is Important To Be Consistent In The Data Entry. The PRIORITY
- Field Has A Very Special Significance Should There Ever Be Any
- Problem Within The Organization Such As A Fire, Theft, Or Other
- Loss.
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- PRIORITY Is A KEY Field. A Blank Response Will Produce An Error.
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- 0505480d05514000000000000000000000000000 STATUS Refers To The Accessibility Of The Vital Record. You Are
- Being Asked To State The Availability Of The Item Through Use Of
- A Single Character Code That You Or Your Organization Has Defined.
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- Example Coding System:
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- 0 = Status Not Established 5 = Offsite Backup Record
- 1 = Immediately Available 6 = Item 100% Recoverable
- 2 = Available Onsite 7 = Item Mostly Recoverable
- 3 = Available Offsite 8 = Substantial Parts Missing
- 4 = Onsite Backup Record 9 = Item Missing/Lost
- 0505480d05514000000000000000000000000000 ARCHIVED AT Refers To The Location Where A Backup Copy Of The Vital
- Record Is Stored. By Definition Vital Records Are Records That The
- Organization Absolutely Must Safeguard And Protect, So It Is Also
- Important That Every Vital Record Is Either Backed Up Or Stored At
- A Safe (Usually Offsite) Location.
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- Twenty (20) Spaces Are Provided For The Field. If Abbreviations Are
- Necessary, Remember To Be Consistent In Your Data Entry. ARCHIVE AT
- Is A KEY Field. A Blank Response Will Produce An Error. You Might
- Enter "NONE" If The Vital Record Is Not Currently Archived.
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- 0c01500c02514000000000000000000000000000
- 0605480a05514000000000000000000000000000 There Are Two (2) DETAIL Fields. Fifty-Five (55) Spaces Are Provided
- For Each DETAIL Field.
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- You May Enter Any Additional Information You Would Like Regarding
- This Item. Remember To Press The ENTER Key At The End Of The First
- Line Before Moving To The Next DETAIL Field.
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- 0505480c05514000000000000000000000000000 This Is The Second DETAIL Field. Enter Additional Information In The
- Space Provided.
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- 0807410c05514000000000000000000000000000 FILENAME OF RECORD Refers To The Full Name Of The File Being
- Listed As A Vital Record. If The Vital Record Is Stored In
- A Computer Disk File, Enter The Full Filename, Including File
- Pathname. If The Vital Record Is Not A Computer File, Enter
- The Name Of The Document And Its Location.
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- Space For Forty (40) Characters Is Provided.
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- FILENAME OF RECORD Is A KEY Field. A Responses Is Required.
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