The ProFicient Database Reader processes measurement data (subgroups), descriptor and limit data (structural), process event data, sampling requirements data, and employee security data from a ProFicient database source. ProFicient Database Reader (MDI UDI EDI).The IDEF File Reader processes data from a file in InfinityQS Data Exchange Format (IDEF). The HTTP Reader processes data transferred using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), which would be useful when your ProFicient quality system running on one local area network (LAN) needs to transport data to a ProFicient quality system running on another LAN. The CMM Reader (PC-DMIS) routes subgroup information from the PC-DMIS data file. The CMM Reader (PC-DMIS XML) routes subgroup information from the PC-DMIS XML data file. The CMM Reader (LK-DMIS) routes subgroup information from the LK-DMIS data files. The CMM Reader (Calypso) routes subgroup information from the Calypso data files. The AQDEF File Reader processes descriptor data from a file in Automotive Quality Data Exchange Format (AQDEF). In EIS, there are Readers that read data from a data source, converting it into an IDEF file, and then dispatch the file to a Writer. The HTTP Reader receives the data and then dispatches that data to an EIS Writer, which publishes the data to the data destination. More complex than the standard model, the EIS Reader reads data from the data source, converting it into an IDEF file, and then dispatches that data to an HTTP Writer, which transfers data over an HTTP port to an HTTP Reader. The EIS Reader reads data from the data source, converting it into an IDEF file, and then dispatches that data to an EIS Writer, which publishes the data to the data destination. The EIS model is illustrated and explained below.

Meanwhile, the corporate headquarters would maintain structural data (part names, process names, test names, specifications, etc.), and would push this data down to its worldwide offices.Д®IS runs as a service, so no user interaction is required and no user needs to be logged into the computer running the service. In a typical EIS architecture, worldwide offices would collect measurement data and route this data up to the corporate headquarters for management, review, and reporting. InfinityQS EIS is a routing service that moves data from one location to another, which is accomplished by reading data from a data source, converting it into InfinityQS Data Exchange Format (IDEF), and then transferring and writing the contents of that IDEF file to a data destination.

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