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File Downloads for Version 4.1 Database: Foxpro Below are all the necessary files for the installation, use, and upkeep of STD*MIS, version 4.1. If you haven't upgraded your system to version 4.1, contact your STD*MIS Support Team Member for assistance in upgrading. Choose the type of download you want.
STD*MIS Full Installation is for new users only. This option is for installing a full working version of STD*MIS, complete with all system files and an empty database. The Upgrade Installation is for current users only. This option is for upgrading an existing installation of STD*MIS from version 4.0 to version 4.1 and includes only the upgrade program and those system files and reports that need updating. These programs are used to extract data from STD*MIS and to write it into specific formats for special studies, etc. To utilize these programs with STD*MIS, follow these steps: First-time Install 1. Download the program into the STD*MIS folder and unzip it. 2. Log into STD*MIS and select Utilities, Export data, Update custom menu. Add an entry for the extract program you just downloaded, using the information in the Comments column below. Update Existing Extract 1. Download the program into the STD*MIS folder and unzip it. Overwrite the existing file.
These programs are used to either correct certain data errors or to make other necessary changes and updates to the current database. To utilize these programs with STD*MIS, follow these steps: 1. Download the Patch.zip file into your current STD*MIS folder. Unzip the Patch file and overwrite any existing patch files. 2. Log into STD*MIS and select Maintenance, Data Correction, Apply CDC Data Corrections. Select the downloaded program from the list of available data corrections. Follow the onscreen prompts for that particular program.
Page last modified: August 16, 2007 Page last reviewed: October 19, 2007 Content Source: Division of STD Prevention, National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention |
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