MB Software Solutions <> wrote:
> Did any of you ever come up with a bid where the number tables in the
> database helped you form the idea of how many screens it'd take to
> support such a database? I've scoped out the database entities and
> their attributes for a job MBSS is bidding on and am now working to
> derive a price.
>
> Sure wish I was an expert at FPA (Function Point Analysis)!! Then
> there'd at least be a (somewhat) consistent formula! <g>
>
> (This is a VFP9 app against a MySQL backend).
In my experience the programming work all comes from the business
functionality that your expected to know.
I have spent 3 weeks on a three table credit card "fix". I am also working
on other functionality in a separate app for more cc fun for the company.
I still have on my to do list :
Text boxes and labels are visible after you go through an attempt to make a
charge, fail at it, and then the user changes how they are setting it up.
This is a future charge system and not a real time, think of payments over
time in a software lease for a year.
Stephen Russell
DBA / .Net Developer
Memphis TN 38115
901.246-0159
"A good way to judge people is by observing how they treat those who
can do them absolutely no good." ---Unknown
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