Abstract: A system and method for storing and retrieving information when entering information from a variety of sources into a data table. The overall system includes a corresponding non-transitory computer storage media having instructions stored thereon which, when executed by a processor, performs the overall method steps. The overall method steps include creditor information that comes from a non-computer peripheral such as a credit card reading machine to read credit card information from a magnetic strip or a computer chip such as a Near Field Communication chip or NFC chip from credit cards that make-up the creditor information. The overall method also includes a digital cash register that utilizes a digital scanner to create a second table with creditors and purchasers.

Abstract: A method for data storage and retrieval having a plurality of steps. The method starts by first entering a first set of information into a first table. Second, learning associations based on the first set of information, where the associations may be based on purchases and creditors. Third, populating a second table with records of the associations. Fourth, entering a partial set of second information, where the information may be a credit card statement. Fifth, completing the second set of information using the records of associations in the second table.

Abstract: A method for data storage and retrieval having a plurality of steps. The method starts by first entering a first set of information into a first table. Second, learning associations based on the first set of information, where the associations may be based on purchases and creditors. Third, populating a second table with records of the associations. Fourth, entering a partial set of second information, where the information may be a credit card statement. Fifth, completing the second set of information using the records of associations in the second table.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a bracket for mounting fence rails and other items to common rolled metal posts, including a flat front face and a rearwardly projecting apertured web. Most commonly these are T-shaped in cross-section. The bracket includes a front plate substantially wider than the front face of the post, two rear plates behind the front plate attached to the edges of the front plate, and two mounting plates projecting rearwardly from the edges of the rear plates. The mounting plates have apertures in registration with each other. The mounting plates are attachable to the apertured web to locate the front plate in abutting relationship with the front face of the post. The front, rear, and mounting plates define a slot shaped to received the post. The width of the front plate is sufficient to include apertures for fasteners to secure fencing members, which are not obstructed by the front face of the post. A strap can be threaded through these apertures to secure a fence member.