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"Bug-Free Database Access" is a relatively new company that specializes in producing high-quality, custom-made BUG-FREE Windows database access and/or management software at highly competitive prices.To accomplish that goal, all work is done using ONLY high-level SQL in conjunction with dialog-based Windows executables. No third-party software is required, employed, or necessary to achieve highly robust, integrated, and extensible database applications that are easy to use, extremely efficient, and of course, bug-free.The way it works is basically: 1) You tell us what you want your database to do for you, and then 2) We deliver to you the set of Windows executables that can do it.If you find a bug in any of the software that we deliver, we will fix it for free. But that's not really the point. The point is that we deliver bug-free software. We can do that because WE KNOW HOW. And it really is that simple.We only work with proven, mature technologies that we know we can trust, and that we have a lot of experience with, because that's an integral part of what's required to produce truly bug-free software.Software produced by us is fast, efficient, robust, highly extensible, bug-free, and very competitively priced. To accomplish all of those goals, we've had to restrict ourselves to ONLY producing dialog-based Windows executables. As it turns out though, there is actually very little that an intelligently assembled set of dialog-based Windows executables cannot do. So we believe it's a good choice.And, of course, we can ALSO produce any number of back-end processing executables (for whatever purpose), because they're essentially just like any other dialog-based Windows executable, only without a dialog box interface. So if you need something along those lines, say for a Web Site's back-end processing, we can do that too.To find out more or to get a price quote, feel free to contact me at james.n.seed@gmail.com

VBA / VB / TSQL / Access (2007) Programmer / Analyst for a proprietary multi-user client-server DBMS with an MS Access front-end running under Windows Terminal Services Advanced Client software, and an MS T-SQL Server back-end. The Server farm, located in Kansas City, was connected through a WAN via commercial cable, with ODBC primarily used for database access on the front-end. Implemented myriad T-SQL Stored Procedures, MS DAO Transaction Processing modules, a fully automated A/R Invoice Preparation and ISO EDI Transmission Module, myriad Data Entry Forms, system analysis, report generation as required, and code optimization.

Lead Programmer responsible for designing, developing, maintaining, and enhancing the complete rewriting of the entire suite of Installation program modules for the yearly “ProSystem fx” Tax Compliance software Installation CD. Work was completed using the Microsoft Visual C/C++ ver. 6.0 IDE, MFC, FLEX, a licensed CTREE source code library with a proprietary ISAM wrapper, and various other third-party libraries. Accomplishments also include a transparent ISAM implementation of real-time database record-level compression (Huffman), and myriad Windows-based support modules for the main body of Tax Compliance software that the company produces. Earned an “Excellence In Action” award from the company.

Responsible for developing, in a team R&D environment, enhancements to, and maintenance of, the controlling FLASH EBIOS software for the entire family of CNC (Computerized Numeric Control) Automated Mill and Lathe products. Accomplishments included the design, implementation, and documentation of a new “Cylindrical Mapping” G-Code, the Haas “G107”, a new “Inverse Time Mode” G-Code, the Haas “G93/94”, and others. Work was completed primarily in K&R C, with some Motorola 68030-based Assembler done for low-level motion control.

Developed a 3-D Mathematical Modeling System called, "GC - The Graphics Calculator" for PC-DOS which was finished, but never released. The entire package was developed using MSC v7.0, MSC v4.0, TASM v3.0, FLEX (a PC-based LEX), and YACC.

Coding responsibilities included development of the high-speed Graphics rendering portions of an X-Windows server, Device Driver internals for their proprietary line of "IntelliPort" multiple RS232 terminal server circuit boards for both the Xenix and Quenix operating systems, and applications programming.

Developed, as part of a team, a turnkey, LAN-based, Real Estate Accounting Management System. All work was done using Microsoft C v5.0, with some x86 assembler interfaces, and a proprietary, object-level DBMS manager.

As part of a team, was responsible for the development and maintenance of the controlling software for a fully automated, real-time semiconductor chip etching system used in a manufacturing environment. Work was completed primarily in Lattice C and Microsoft Assembler, under a proprietary, non-preemptive, 80186-based multitasking Operating System.