After completing FOCUS: MAINTAIN Facility, the user should be able to:

	Explain how MAINTAIN is used for database maintenance
	Identify MAINTAIN language standards and concepts
	Design a fully functional MAINTAIN procedure that performs maintenance functions for a database
	Prepare a MAINTAIN procedure to include a grid so that multiple rows of data can be updated at once
	Identify additional commands that are useful when developing MAINTAIN procedures

Course Overview

	What is MAINTAIN?
	Course databases and conventions

Basic MAINTAIN Procedures

	MAINTAIN standards
	Stack concepts

Developing Screens

	Initial steps
	Winforms

The Winform Properties Dialog Box

	Winform properties
	The winform design dialog box

The Create Field Dialog Box

	Creating fields
	Tags and function keys

Creating Buttons

	Defining buttons
	Setting button attributes

This course has the following features:

	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	FOCUS: Getting Started (FOCS01)
	FOCUS: Working with FOCUS (FOCS02)
	FOCUS: Basic Report Preparation (FOCS03)
	FOCUS: Creating Simple Reports (FOCS04)
	FOCUS: Creating Complex Reports (FOCS05)
	FOCUS: Additional Reporting Techniques (FOCS06)
	FOCUS: Fundamentals of Graphs (FOCS07)
	FOCUS: Advanced Graph Topics (FOCS08)
	FOCUS: Data Manipulation for Reporting (FOCS09)
	FOCUS: Advanced Screening Techniques (FOCS10)
	FOCUS: Creating File Definitions (FOCS11)
	FOCUS: Adjusting File Definitions (FOCS12)
	FOCUS: Accessing External Files (FOCS13)
	FOCUS: Basic MODIFY Requests (FOCS14)
	FOCUS: Segment Modification (FOCS15)
	FOCUS: Complex MODIFY Requests (FOCS16)
	FOCUS: Additional File Maintenance (FOCS17)
	FOCUS: Dialogue Manager and FIDEL (FOCS18)
	FOCUS: More Features of FIDEL (FOCS19)

FOCUS: Completing a MAINTAIN Application (FOCS21)