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DDE

What is meant by DDE?

The term "DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange)" refers to a mechanism in Microsoft Windows-based systems that allows applications to exchange data in real-time. DDE enables communication and updating of data between different applications running under Windows by establishing a dynamic connection between them.

Typical software functions in the area of "DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange)" include:

  1. Data Updates: Automatic updating of data in an application when the source data changes.
  2. Data Linking: Setting up links between different applications for data transfer.
  3. Real-time Data Transfer: Transfer of data in real-time between applications without manual intervention.
  4. Automated Processes: Automation of processes based on updated data from another application.
  5. Interface Integration: Integration of data and functions of different applications to enhance workflows.
  6. User-Friendly Interface: Providing a user-friendly interface for configuring and managing DDE connections.

Examples of "DDE (Dynamic Data Exchange)":

  1. Excel and Word Integration: Automatic data exchange between Excel spreadsheets and Word documents for report updates.
  2. Production Monitoring System: Transfer of production data from a SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system into a database for real-time analysis.
  3. Financial Market Analysis: Automatic update of stock market data in an analysis tool for financial experts.
  4. Inventory Management: Real-time updating of inventory levels in an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system through integration with a sales system.
  5. Customer Service: Updating customer data in a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) software based on incoming calls.

 

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The function / module DDE belongs to:

Interfaces