Our two day AREV Report Writing course teaches you to report the data that your existing applications have created and already manage.  Upon completing AREV Report Writing, you’ll be able to identify what files your application uses, what their structures allow you to report, and how to structure your information into formats that are most useful to you.  Topics covered include: Filtering and select lists, sorting and sub-totaling, understanding and modification of dictionaries, sophisticated formatting techniques, and techniques in handling multi-valued fields.  This course is especially recommended for data entry persons and those using the application in a production environment on a daily basis.

AREV Design I is a three day course that introduces the student to the array of application tools available in Advanced Revelation.  Topics covered include "Extended Relational Analysis" data modeling, table creation and modification, the Paint utility, "Pop-Ups" (Advanced Revelation’s term for pick lists), menus, and BTREE and relational indexing.

AREV Design II is a two day course that expands the students understanding of how to best utilize AREV application tools.  Topics include: Report criteria windows, WINDOW_COMMON variables and additional features of Paint.  Prerequisites: Design I, Rbasic I, good understanding of AREV dictionaries, RBASIC programming experience and Paint experience.

AREV RBASIC I is a three day introductory course to programming in Advanced Revelation.  It assumes a basic knowledge of computer processing and has as a prerequisite, AREV Report Writing (or equivalent knowledge).  Upon completion you’ll be able to write simple programs to perform file I/O and use and manipulate dynamic arrays.  Topics covered include system variables, angle bracket operators, logical constructs using FOR/NEXT, LOOP/REPEAT, CASE and IF/THEN, and string control functions.

AREV RBASIC II is a two day course designed to give you all the tools and concepts necessary for taking full advantage of Advanced Revelation’s system subroutines.  As a prerequisite you must have taken RBASIC I or have equivalent knowledge.  Upon completion of AREV RBASIC II, you will be able to use the system subroutines in your applications.

AREV System Administrator is a two day course designed for both the network administrator and the developer who needs to understand what goes on "behind the scenes".  Upon completion, you will be able to create and secure users and accounts, create and manage volumes, and monitor and maintain files.   Topics covered include: System files, Group Format Errors, Advanced Revelation’s NLM, exporting and importing, maintaining macros and log-on scripts, and index management.