joe_mulrooney
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RE: SIC Codes
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Wayne:
1) Category codes are good since a canned report exists. Another thought
might be who's who. Codes could be used in place of telephone extensions.
The name field could be used to describe the code. A report could then be
written to search for specific who's who codes with output to the screen.
2) This is the first I have heard of this! Thanks for the info. For more
info, visit the US Census Bureau:
http://www.census.gov/pub/epcd/www/naics.html
3) The transportation system contains a vehicle setup program, (G49413,
P49020) which allows for the tracking of license information by an address
book number. This could be used to track the supplier number, insurance
certificates and expirations. There are effective dates which are verified
during the load-building process using transportation.
4) So far, only in training.
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Wayne:
1) Category codes are good since a canned report exists. Another thought
might be who's who. Codes could be used in place of telephone extensions.
The name field could be used to describe the code. A report could then be
written to search for specific who's who codes with output to the screen.
2) This is the first I have heard of this! Thanks for the info. For more
info, visit the US Census Bureau:
http://www.census.gov/pub/epcd/www/naics.html
3) The transportation system contains a vehicle setup program, (G49413,
P49020) which allows for the tracking of license information by an address
book number. This could be used to track the supplier number, insurance
certificates and expirations. There are effective dates which are verified
during the load-building process using transportation.
4) So far, only in training.
