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RAIS 3.0 Programmer’s Guide – Part I : Advanced Customization
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1 Introduction
This document is part of the official programmer’s guide of RAIS 3.0 with SQL Extensions,
released May 2006. This part is intended to assist RAIS 3.0 Administrators and Developers in
advanced customizations of RAIS 3.0.
1.1 Overview
The programmer’s guide consists of two parts:
Part I: Advanced customizations
Part II: Technical details
Part I (Advanced customizations) details how highly specialized functionality may be
included in RAIS 3.0. Part II (Technical details) gives an overview of internal functioning of
the RAIS Creator.
1.1.1 General approach for advanced customization
The RAIS 3.0 system is defined through a set of tables, fields inside tables and relationships
between tables. The user interface is a combination of forms and queries to allow data input
and data retrieval from the tables. Complementary parts of the system consist of modules of
Visual Basic code.
Customization of the RAIS 3.0 model and interface is possible to a certain extend through the
interface or through the creator (see RAIS 3.0 Administrator Guide). Advanced
customization can be performed through the modification of existing objects (tables, queries,
forms) or through the addition of new objects.
The description of the main types of tables are given in the following table
Type of table Description, Content
Data tables contain defaults values for selection menus or input
data;
Evaluator tables contain IDs of system data that match a certain
condition ( for example primary key of Boolean record
that means “yes”), is used by system for consolidation
and queries
Propagator tables link data with forms by IDs, determines which queries
to be shot when a form opens, are responsible for how
data looks in a form or report;
Protector tables contain primary keys of specific data to be protected
against deletion or renaming and error message text;
System tables contain local system settings, search tool SQL
expressions, system error messages;
Treeview determines the contents of the tree-view menu;
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