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•What engine do you use?
•Reach-Out works with the powerful Microsoft SQL Server. Every customer has his/her own
•separate database with respective names and passwords. The software cam support millions of
•entries and thousands of users working simultaneously. However, very large databases may
•require their own dedicated server.
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•Is there a limit to the amount of material that can be entered into the software?
•Every database is limited to the space allotted to it by default – 200 MB on the server. Databases larger
•than this will require extra payment. This space is sufficient for small and middle class businesses with
•an average of up to 40,000 clients. Clients working on their own dedicated server do not have any
•limitations.
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•How is data imported?
•Currently we import all data. The client sends us data organized in an Excel file, organized consistently.
•Every Excel column corresponds to the exact field name in Reach-Out, to which you wish to import the
•data .Every second level table to be imported should be organized in a separate  table. The first field
•should be the first field in the program or another single value to serve as a index to import the data to
•the correct card. To import general cards there are three options:
•Import –No Check. This imports data as it is.
•Import –No Update. Checks if the card exists. If the card exists it doesn't change any of the data.
•Import – Update. Checks if the card exists and updates data in existing cards. New cards are opened
•for entries with no existing cards.
•Field types must also be identical. For instance, it is impossible to import text into a date field or to a 
•number field. Also, the data must be displayed in a homogeneous format – for example the  same type
•of date format. Data may be imported to different levels and in different ways.
•The import process is complex and can damage a database if done by  inexperienced users. We will
•import your data for you at no additional
•Expense We prefer to dedicate the time to insure the quality of your data, instead of spending the  time
•in  support for mistakes or unsuccessful imports.
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