Michael Dirne
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Support Code of Conduct
We are committed to resolving your issues efficiently; however, effective technical support requires mutual cooperation and polite communication. Individual accounts may be restricted or terminated...
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Business Intelligence User Manual
Please note: Only the most recently published version of the manual is available. Your version may differ from the manual. To request a version-specific manual, please submit a support ticket. (Eng...
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Limited Support and End of Life Policies
Limited Support: The version will no longer receive hotfixes for defects. Reported defects will be documented to be addressed in a newer version of the software. This policy only applies to hotfixe...
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OPTI User Manuals
Please note: Only the most recently published version of the manual is available. Your version may differ from the manual. To request a version-specific manual, please submit a support ticket. (Eng...
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Feature Requests and Customizations
We often receive requests for additional functionality to be added to the software that does not currently exist in the base software. We address these requests in one of the following ways: We log...
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How is Daily Average Usage (DAU) Calculated?
Days to Average in Setup > Inventory > Inventory > General tab determines how many days back to use to determine your average usage. This value is divided by the Qty on Hand to find how many days a...
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Queries to Search the FeneVision Databases
Find tables in the FeneVision databases:SELECT t.name AS TableName, c.name AS ColumnName FROM sys.tables t JOIN sys.columns c ON c.object_id = t.object_id WHERE c.name LIKE '%price%'Find columns...