R E S U M E - Neal Azariah Hill
Computer Systems Developer/Consultant
BTWorld Asset Management System
- Redesigned and implemented existing application as Windows-based client/server asset management system. The workstation is designed as a dial-up application within a three tier client/server architecture. Private bank customers use the workstation as a means of retrieving daily and monthly information on their holdings, transactions, and cash summaries. These portfolio reports are transferred (via DDE) into Excel for custom graphics and further calculations. The workstation user interface was written in Visual Basic with all service functionality (communications, query management, and database processing) implemented in Visual C++ as dynamic-link libraries (DLL's) and custom controls (VBX's). Designed and created, in Visual C++, a fully object-oriented database class library to transparently handle database access to Sybase (via native DB-LIB) with an open architecture-- allowing for ODBC support or native API support.
- Designed and implemented a plain English event-driven reporting tool (written in Visual Basic) that allows the customer to easily create customized, "newsflash" E-mail reports.
- Created a database administration tool that facilitated the maintenance of server-end application system metadata.
- Created, in C++, an object-oriented, "back-end" database batch data loading service that synchronizes the SQL Server database with the DB/2 legacy host system using (insert, update, delete) transaction files. The system provided file and socket-based monitoring of transaction updates along with the ability to re-run incomplete batch updates.