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This blog is a resource to help those using Thomson Reuter's Elite Enterprise accounting software package. The primary content will be SQL related for mining the Enterprise database; however, Extend, Whitehill and other topics may be occassionally featured.
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- John
- Finance executive for a large international law firm with experience in SQL, Elite Enterprise, Document Studio, Elite Design Gallery, and other accounting/legal softwares.
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Please note that this is a personal blog, and is not provided by or supported by my employer. The information herein is provided for informational purposes only, and my employer or I will not be liable for any errors or omissions in this information or any losses, injuries or damages arising from its use. Thomson Reuter's Elite Enterprise system is very customizable to a firm's needs. As such, various setups will be different from firm to firm. Please test liberally on a non-production system before implementing data changes in a production environment. As much as is possible, please verify the code provided to results attainable from within Elite. (i.e. check a collections figure back to Inquiry)
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