A SIMPLE MODEL TO VERIFY CORRECT PROCESSDB INSTALLATION
Here is a step-by-step guide to running a preinstalled model in ProcessDB.
SETUP ASSISTANTS:
Setup using Internet Explorer :     Forms     |     Diagrams

Setup using Firefox :     Forms     |     Diagrams

Setup using Safari :     Forms     |     Diagrams

Setup using Mac OS Applet Launcher :     Forms

BASIC SCREEN NOMENCLATURE
The screens within ProcessDB were developed using Oracle Corporation's Oracle*Forms product. With Oracle*Forms, the user can store, change, retrieve, and work with information in an Oracle database. A form or screen (the terms are used interchangeably) is an arrangement of information on the screen of the user's computer terminal, viewed through an Internet browser. Each screen is identified by the screen ID which is displayed in the format PRDBnnn at the top of every screen, along with the screen's title. The screen ID is for system reference and can be used to identify a particular screen when reporting any problems to Integrative BioInformatics.

At the bottom of every screen is the message line and the status line. The message line is a line where Oracle*Forms display error messages, prompts, help, hints, and other similar information. This line is customarily the next to the last line on the screen. When messages appear here, they should be read carefully as they will usually tell the user what to do - how to correct an error, a helpful comment for the entry of data, etc. The status line is a line on the screen where Oracle*Forms displays information about its current status. It is the last line on the screen. From left to right, the status line may contain: