There are several types of questions to ask yourself. There is a facility for displaying the decoded equivalents for coded data on the screen and in reports. Inventories of parts, tapes, documents, etc, personnel records and mailing lists are common applications.
Research databases exist on every- thing from wasps to English ballads.
Inp has the facility to enter dollar amounts, but only one report program can total up columns. Variable length data like addresses use a certain amount of disk space, as each field must be fixed length. There currently can be a maximum of 65,000 records. Most of the programs handle only one record type at any one time. Please refer to the 'specs' document for complete specifications.