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In the final week, you learned about the subsystems for business rules, reporting and printing, error processing and exception handling, and database access. Finally, you learned how each subsystem generally communicates with other subsystems in the entire application. |
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The week starts with an overview of the Business Rules Subsystems, including how to implement business rules required by your organization for your application. In particular, you learned about concepts in policy management, how to work with key stakeholders, and how to unearth existing implementions of business rules. |
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On Day 16, ''The Reporting and Printing Subsystem,'' you learned about the Reporting and Printing Subsystem, along with guidelines for planning cyclical and ad hoc reporting uses. You also learned about working with Microsoft Access, the SelPrint method of the Rich Text Box, and Crystal Reports. |
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On the next day, you learned how to create classes that handle file operations such as open and close, as well as how to load values into controls and navigate records saved in files. You learned the use of the Rich Text Box versus older file access methods. |
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Then you learned about the Errror-Processing and Exception-Handling Subsystem. You learned about raising errors and exceptions and then how to incorporate the subsystem into the Samsona Bank Teller System example. |
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On Day 19, ''The Database Access Subsystem," you learned about the Database Access Subsystem and how to use ADO, |
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