February Newsletter | W1012A2

SQL Server myths

Follow the link here to our article discussing a few Frequently Asked Questions about the differences between SAP SQL Anywhere and a Microsoft SQL Server as options for your OASIS database and why an agency may consider the switch to MSSQL if they're frequently near 2TB of database storage use and have an IT professional to manage their server

It's almost always best practice to use the Projects section for your quotes so that you can take advantage of the project management features, including the ability to create follow ups, multiple phases, or multiple bids, but sometimes for smaller jobs you may consider Daily or Simple Quotes for a more expedited quoting process. Learn more about the different types of quotes here.

The previous method of collecting payments for our invoices via Paypal has been decommissioned. We have a new system in place that has basic functionality that will be improved in the coming months. For first time setup with this new system, please contact support@oasissalessoftware.com to pay via Paypal or credit card. Checks are still accepted.

The original advanced search has just received some new filters. The minimum and maximum hold price filter in the money tab of the Find window finally allow the user to search for orders with certain ranges of hold amounts. Follow this link for more information on the Find Feature in the Order Page.

Starting in February 2023, JSON API calls will no longer accept email/password string logins. In place of this we will be moving to a token bearer system. More information on the token system can be found here.

The Bid Board Tile is linked to the Bid Board feature in Projects and allows a users to customize the columns that are seen as well as filter bids. This tile updates every 15 minutes. 

This series of articles can help walk you through setting up your O4 bid board to work for you.

Next time you're working in the BOM of a project with many option codes, try taking advantage of the O4 exclusive feature to collapse options to clear up the clutter and focus on one option at a time.