Pressure Vessel Management Software
Manage Remarks Of This Record In most cases, documenting alterations is of financial importance and any delays in preparing them might drive you into weakness against claims made by the owner or other beneficiaries. You are able to form an Read More
Show History For This Record Since PVManage software is founded on team work together with clarity in users’ functions and constant change in data, the necessity to document the process of data alteration in every record is settled in the Read More
Remove This Record If you intend to remove a record, right click on it and select “Remove This Record”. If you have performed this task by mistake, you are able to see its pre-removal data from “Deleted Record History”.
Deleted Records History If you have removed a record for any reason, you can see its latest technical information as well as the remover’s personal details and the reason underlying it (which can be mentioned on it by you) by Read More
Check Vacancy If, due to any reason, you have not filled in the unnecessary fields while entering the information, this tool highlights them for you. In this case, records containing unfilled fields will be marked as yellow and the field Read More
Copy Last This option rereads the last saved data in each form and transfers them to the field. This tool is absolutely practical for rapid data duplication without any worries with regard to their accuracy! If you have entered and Read More
Save Data This option re-saves the existing data, whether altered or not. If you have transferred data of a saved record to the field by double clicking, the new data will not be replaced until you click on this option.
New Part If you transfer a record’s data to the fields by double clicking and then click on this option, a new record with data existing in the fields will be added to the software. In case data are identical, Read More
Record “Record” refers to each row of data observable within the “Grid”. By double clicking on each record, you can correct its data or transfer them to related fields. Fig. 18 – (An Introduction to Record Area)