Charles A. Turner
302 N Roundtree Dr -
Cocoa, FL 32926
Voice: (321)
638-4848 - Cell: (321) 720-1474
E-mail:
turnerc@turnersoft.com
SKILL SETS
Programming: |
Visual Basic 6.0, 5.0, 4.0, 3.0, Oracle SQL, SQR, MS SQL
Server SQL, MS Access SQL, VBA, VB Script, Clipper, dBase III, DBXL,
GW-Basic. |
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Web Tools: |
Dreamweaver, FrontPage, Adobe PhotoShop, Photo Impact, LView
Pro, HTML, VBScript, Java Script, Fireworks, Flash, Shockwave, VB.NET. |
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ODBC etc.: |
ADO, RDO, DAO, VBA, COM and 3-Tier apps |
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Database: |
Oracle 9i - 7.3, MS SQL Server 2000 - 6.5, MS Access 2002 -
2.0, DBase II - IV, Clipper 87 – 5.01 |
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3rd
Party Tools: |
Stinga Bee Grid Pro, Apex True Bee Grid, Video Soft, Sheridan,
Lead Tools |
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Operating
Systems: |
Win2K Pro, Win98, WinNT 4.0, Windows 3.x, DOS |
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Networking: |
Windows 2000 Server, Windows NT Server 4.0, 3.5 |
EXPERIENCE
Computer Sciences Raytheon – Turner Software Consultant – June 2002 to February 2003.
Project Lead in the AIS to Maximo conversion for
CSR. The scope involved forty-five customized JSP screens, one custom
application, sixty-one custom reports created with Actuate Report Designer, a
full data conversion at two different sites, comprehensive documentation, and a
complete training guide including on-site training. Training at site 1 was
delivered from November 5, 2002 thru November 11, 2002. Site 2 training was
delivered January 29, 2003 thru February 4, 2003. All development for the
project was accomplished at Turner Software. Turner Software’s FTP site was
used to transfer files during the project.
Established and completed a one-year maintenance
contract for support of the AIS project. Completed two upgrades to AIS through
fixed price agreements.
Network-Resources, Inc. – Senior Systems Integration Engineer – January 2002 to May 2002.
Developed SQR program that parses text for Maximo
Job Plans. Provided support to convert a Hazardous Material Management System
to Maximo standards. Created full conversion script for Equipment, PM’s and Job
Plans from spreadsheets to Maximo.
Yang Enterprises, Inc. – Turner Software Consultant – November 2000 to September 2001.
On-site
data conversion of KIMS-to-Maximo and Access 97-to-Maximo. Completed a joint
effort, which streamlined the Maximo ordering process for scheduled or
unscheduled bench stock replenishment. Initially wrote an SQR program that
converted hierarchical text data into Oracle. The program also provided
Purchase Order data for the Maximo conversion project. Co-Designed and
implemented a Hazardous Materials program comprised of fourteen screens, eleven
triggers, and a fifteen-table data conversion using Maximo’s Custom Application
features. System was completed, accepted, and implemented in six weeks in an
effort to meet an Award Fee deadline.
ExecuSys, Inc. – Software Engineer – May 1997 to August 2000.
Project Lead for AIS (Automated Inventory System).
The scope required combining the functionality offered by two different
programs into one. The entire project was completed on-site at Patrick AFB and
lasted seven months. Implementation was accomplished with a conversion program
I wrote. CSR sent a programmer to Ascension Island and Antigua Island while I
provided phone support.
Programmer for GEMS (Graphical Enterprise Management
System), a commercial product.
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Wrote a setup utility, Builder, that
provided drag and drop design for rapid setup of GEMS GUI interface. Builder
filled GEMS system tables with screen and object information from user
selections.
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Updated Chart Tool and StructOrder,
also GEMS utilities, to fill system tables and included transaction processing
for those programs as well. Updated GEMS interface with dynamic pop-up menus to
provide a more user-friendly selection process for users.
Programmer at Patrick AFB.
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Converted two Oracle Forms
applications to Visual Basic 4 then VB 5 a year later.
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Wrote a Visual Basic 5 application
that publishes content to a web site. Run as a service app, it polls a database
for updated or new files awaiting publication to the web. When a file is found,
it stores the current file in MS Source Safe then publishes the new file and
timestamps the event.
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DESIGN
AIS – Automated Inventory System
Designed and developed an ODBC compliant inventory
system written with Visual Basic 6.0.
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The interface was designed to run on
Windows 95, 98, and NT but also runs on Windows 2000 and XP. Coded in Visual
Basic 6.0, AIS is ODBC compliant and can access data on Oracle, SQL Server, or
MS Access.
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The AIS has an extremely small
footprint and will run on any 32-bit Windows software with a minimal
configuration. No hardware specs are necessary when the operating system is
stable.
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Program provides cradle-to-grave
tracking of inventory. Functionality includes Issues and Transfers, Excess
Management, Receiving, Maintenance, Purchase Orders, Tool Management, Reports,
Value Lists, Companies and Addresses, Barcode integration, and Jet Forms
integration. The AIS provides tracking of stock and non-stock items, tools and
equipment asset management, user-defined physical inventory, configurable audit
trail with archive options, maintenance module using required government
standards, value list management, search engine, customizable reporting,
printing, and export-to-spreadsheet features, and more.
DbToDb – Database To Database
Designed and developed a tool for converting data
from one database to another. The system is designed to speed up database
conversion efforts. DbToDb operates from a proprietary scripting language and
provides the following options for the SQL Programmer.
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Eliminates most data type migration
requirements using the data dictionary of each database and matching up data
types using ODBC standards. Data type migration problems are usually time consuming
to find, especially when overlooked.
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Provides unlimited database
connections so data can be pooled from multiple sources.
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System uses transaction processing
allowing the programmer to provide an all-or-nothing update with a group of
update statements and be confident of data integrity.
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Provides variable setting to insure
data consistency.
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The program will halt on all errors.
If an SQL error has occurred, user can opt to edit and retry.
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DbToDb will shell to another program,
pass parameters, and wait for the program to finish before it continues. It can
also Copy, Delete, Rename, and Backup specified files that will be restored
upon failure.
DbRenew –
Database Export/Import
Designed and developed an automated database
export/import utility. The system was designed initially for MS Access.
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DbRenew is currently being developed
to provide the same functionality for SQL Server and Oracle databases.
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DbRenew automates database-tuning
procedures normally performed by a DBA.
WinPut –
Windows Screen Capture
Designed and developed MS Windows
screen capture utility that uses MS Windows Hot Keys. WinPut has become a popular
documentation tool among colleagues and the commercial version is soon to be released.