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The Program Cost Management (PCM) module in GFEBS is used to track and manage costs for certain projects within the Army. It provides capabilities for budgeting, cost tracking, obligation, and expenditure analysis specifically geared towards project management.
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project System
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Project acounting(sometimes referred to as job cost accounting)is the practice of creating financial report specifically designed to track the financial progress of projects,which can then be used by managers to aid project management.
A module is not an executable but, depending on the type of module, it may contain executable code. To invoke that code, you will generally need to execute a machine-code program that can interpret the code within the module. Without knowing the specifics of the module in question, it is impossible to determine how any code within it may be executed.
Unit test can be done within a single module Cohesion of a single module/component is the degree
Deciding between a standard module and a class module is not a decision based on performance, but one of design. The main difference between the two is in the way that they handle data. A standard module stores only one copy of the data. A class module encapsulates the data within each instance of the class. That is, for each instance of the class, the data exists separately. The other main difference is the scope of variables and procedures within the module. In general, any variables and procedures declared as Public within a standard module are visible anywhere in the project or external programs if the standard module is in a component. Variables and procedures declared as Public within a class module can only be seen through a reference to an instance of the class module. The lifetime of data and procedures stored within a module is affected by which type of module is used. The lifetime of the data and procedures in a class module is defined by the lifetime of the object. So data and procedures are available only if a reference to the object exists. Data and procedures declared within standard modules are available for the lifetime of the program. Therefore, to answer your question, if you are writing a function that you want available throughout the lifetime of the program and visible to all code in the application, then place the function within a standard module.
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