Second, the way the RDBF stores data in the database might not match your requirements, or perhaps some of the data might not be desired at all. Fourth, the implementation of C programs with embedded SQL might vary between database managers. Thanks to the flexibility of the RDBF, none of this is a problem. Once installed the RDBF default version will run without requiring any changes. If desired, however, the program allows for many types of modifications.
Retailers can add or remove data for new or modified reports based on the older database design.
The program can be modified to allow for changes to the POS TLOG standard string formats and user strings. User interfaces are kept to a minimum, allowing store personnel to concentrate on the reports. An RDBF status programan be invoked on the ISP if desired.