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FIMS Query Tools FIMS/Real Estate Workshop Memphis, TN June 2-4, 2009 Mark Gordy & Mike Kohut Energy Enterprise Solutions
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FIMS Query Tools FIMS/Real Estate Workshop Memphis, TN June 2-4, 2009 Mark Gordy & Mike Kohut Energy Enterprise Solutions.

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FIMS Hotline Ad-Hoc query issues account for a large portion of the FIMS Hotline calls/ s  Connectivity/software issues with Access  Discoverer account issues  Assistance developing ad-hoc queries  Password changes on Access database files Always actively pursuing solutions to recurring issues
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Page 1: FIMS Query Tools FIMS/Real Estate Workshop Memphis, TN June 2-4, 2009 Mark Gordy & Mike Kohut Energy Enterprise Solutions.

FIMS Query Tools

FIMS/Real Estate WorkshopMemphis, TNJune 2-4, 2009

Mark Gordy & Mike KohutEnergy Enterprise Solutions

Page 2: FIMS Query Tools FIMS/Real Estate Workshop Memphis, TN June 2-4, 2009 Mark Gordy & Mike Kohut Energy Enterprise Solutions.

Background Microsoft Access and Discoverer are the two query tools that

have been with FIMS Microsoft Access

Has been in use with FIMS since 1995 Requires the Oracle 9i client Requires HQ firewall rule modifications Database passwords change every 90 days – requires downloading

new file Discoverer

Has been in use with FIMS since 2006 Web based Requires java runtime initiator Requires HQ firewall rule modifications Requires site firewall rule modifications for port access

Page 3: FIMS Query Tools FIMS/Real Estate Workshop Memphis, TN June 2-4, 2009 Mark Gordy & Mike Kohut Energy Enterprise Solutions.

FIMS Hotline Ad-Hoc query issues account for a large portion

of the FIMS Hotline calls/emails Connectivity/software issues with Access Discoverer account issues Assistance developing ad-hoc queries Password changes on Access database files

Always actively pursuing solutions to recurring issues

Page 4: FIMS Query Tools FIMS/Real Estate Workshop Memphis, TN June 2-4, 2009 Mark Gordy & Mike Kohut Energy Enterprise Solutions.

New FIMS Ad-Hoc Tool Desire to develop a tool that satisfies 60-70% of possible

query requests New Ad-Hoc query tool will have:

No dependency on any software No firewall rule modifications needed (Headquarters or Site) No password issues No need to access an external application to query FIMS data No need to maintain an additional login account (Discoverer) Query capability just a few clicks away once logged into FIMS Easy to use capabilities and built for any level user

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New FIMS Ad-Hoc Tool FIMS Ad-hoc query tool was deployed in March 2009

Easy to use filters are in place Property Type Program office Office/Site Ownership Status

Results are exported to Excel From Excel, data can be sorted, breaks and sub-totals can be added

This new tool is not meant to do everything that can be accomplished with Access and Discoverer

Access and Discoverer are still available Anticipate further enhancements to the FIMS Ad-Hoc tool as

usage evolves

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Year-end Snapshot Access Access to the FIMS year-end snapshot data will now be

available Access to this data will be available via the FIMS Ad-hoc

query tool, Microsoft Access, and Discoverer Currently have 2007 and 2008 snapshot data available to

query Designed with flexibility to easily add additional data fields to

the list of available columns

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Questions/Comments

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FIMS Ad-Hoc Query Tool

Demonstration