Abstract: A process for performing a software task is detailed that includes preparing readable programming computer code and storing the computer code within the storage of a computer system in uncompiled form. The computer code is compiled to machine code in response to an executional call for the code. The machine code corresponding to the computer code is then executed to perform the software task. In addition to removing the conventional limitation of retaining only executable compiled software, only a portion of a larger total computer code necessary to perform the desired software task is compiled in response to an executional call from a user, request for another computer process, a prompt by an interfaced electronic instrument or a boot event.

Abstract: A master application is installed on an organizational computer system to guide organizational personnel through the steps of constructing a customized database. Upon selecting a computer server and platform to host the database, organizational processes are divided into building blocks having well-defined input-output relationships. The application provides a list of organizational types and business processes in the form of modules that facilitate the construction of an organizational data flowchart that extends to all users of the system. Each user has a user identification that predetermines the ability of an end user to input data, receive reports and have other privileges associated therewith. An end user is provided with a graphical interface with the database, the graphical interface being customizable to a format chosen by the end user.