After running through Static Demo, you can go to our Live Demo. Using the MINER Analyzer yourself you will extract intelligence from example databases, including Northwind and “db2”. With Northwind you can see that MINER lets you join database tables. Most companies use Microsoft Access somewhere, and so these examples were taken from Access and imported to the Analyzer. The book Microsoft Access 2000 Developer’s Guide by Edward Jones states, “Inventory control, sales order entry, resource management, human resources management, and a host of other traditional database tasks can be effectively handled using Access.”

The typical RDMS will help the developer create new tables, often by opening a new spreadsheet-like table if this is desired. As data is entered, you can enter field names and field types. In the case of Access there is a Forms Wizard to help you design Forms to assist with adding and editing data in the various tables MINER uses. With an RDMS you can establish relationships between tables or you can use the MINER join capability.

The Security Permission Utility (SPU) provides administrative security management for the MINER system. It is a web utility used to access and modify security management tables. It can establish user profiles and user groups (and place users into groups). The settings in these tables will control the level database, table, and field access granted users of the MINER system.   Back