The optional Results Database Module allows you to capture results and save them in a local SQLite database. Results in the database can be searched by sample name and date range and can be batch re-processed for printing, exporting or trend plotting.
Overview
The optional Results Database Module allows you to capture results and save them in a local SQLite database. Results in the database can be searched by sample name and date range and can be batch re-processed for printing, exporting or trend plotting.
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Feature Summary
Local “Zero Configuration” Database: Sample results including sample information, individual component results, and calculated natural gas analysis (NGA) and natural gas liquids (NGL) results can be added automatically to a results database located on the local computer’s hard drive. Unlike traditional client-server databases, the results database requires no complex configuration by the end user.
Search for Results: You can search the results database for historical results by Sample Name or Results ID. Results can be filtered further by Injection or Report Date and Results or Export Status.
Batch Processing: You can batch reprocess multiple results from the database. Reprocessing options include printing reports, exporting results, and trend plotting results
Statistical Analysis: Statistics including average, standard deviation, %RSD, maximum, and minimum are calculated and displayed when performing sample name searches.
Compare Results: With the results database you can compare results with a known check standard or with another sample using the GPA 2261-00, GPA 2261-13 (NGA Edition), or your own Repeatability and Reproducibility limits.
Track Result Status: Each result in the database has a “Status” field that can be set to “None”, “Accept”, or “Reject” status. The status field can then be used in searches or batch reprocessing to filter which results are selected.
Import Results: In addition to automatically adding results processed from one of the supported chromatography data systems, you can also import results into the database from a delimited text file.