Pathogens of plants of Hawaii Database

Pathogens of plants of Hawaii

• Pathogens of plants of Hawaii database (current version; Paradox 7)  - Normalized and edited database with website regeneration software (used to generate current web pages) - last updated 16 August 2005

Don Gardner Legacy Database

• DGLegacy database (original; MS Access)  - Original DGLegacy.mdb BEFORE normalization and editing - as of January 2004
  
• DGLegacy database (normalized/edited; Paradox 7)  - Normalized and edited database with website regeneration software (used to generate initial web pages) - last updated 16 August 2005
  
• DGLegacy database (copy of data only; MS Access 2003)  - last updated based on data from 16 August 2005

Documentation/etc.

• Brief "white paper" by PT (22 August 2005) as requested by David Helweg
  
• Summary (.pdf)  - Summary file associated with raw database January 2004
  
• Things to be done  - Additional work needing to be done on the database
  
• DGLegacy database process flow chart  - rudimentary documentation of table/process relationships
  
• DGLegacy notes by PT  - suggestions for future enhancements to database/system

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Comments? Questions? e-mail webmaster@hear.org This page was created on 28 May 2004 by Starr, and was last updated on 14 November 2006 by PT.