Use At Your Own Risk
Aug 17, 2006
Hello All,
I am considering selling the license to use a program I have written but before doing so I want to protect myself just in case any data may be lost when they begin using my program.
Many times we have all clicked ACCEPT while installing a program, such as any Microsoft software, and I am wondering if any of you have written a decent statement of release from liability for using this program?
There is nothing completely bullet proof, statements and programs included but a nicely written statement that I will have them sign would be great, and maybe make me sleep better at night.
Any help?
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Jan 3, 2008
I don't know if it'll make sense out of context like that.
I am working on a Risk Assessment database, where a factory can be assessed to see which risks exist at workstations/departments or the whole facility.
So Assessments can be either a Workstation, a Department or a Site level.
Within each assessment there are multiple risks, each of which receives a numeric "score" (assigned by assessors). Let's say that it's 1-100 scale.
I need a way to "roll up" (or summarize) the scores, so that the whole assessment can display a "total" risk score. But it's not just adding up of the individuals - there are "weighting" multipliers we use, because we want to emphasize high risks.
Also, multiple workstations' rollup Score needs to "roll up" to their department, so that a department's score is "made up" of individual workstation scores. Also using the same weighting multipliers.
Then, the departments are rolled up to the whole facility.
The database has a table of the weighting multipliers so if a Risk Score is 75 or higher, it's to be multiplied by 10, 50-75 - multiply by 8 and so forth.
I can't come up with a way to do this through queries or code.
thanks!
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