In a directory on your computer or on your LAN that is backed up. If you put the file on your network on a common mapped drive then other users of Timesheets Lite can also use the file. Giving you a multi user system. To point an installation of Timesheets Lite at a "timesheets.mdb" file stored on your network use the "Options" screen in Timesheets Lite.

By default Timesheets Lite stores all of it's data in a Microsoft Access 2000 database. By default this file is called "timesheets.mdb" and is stored in the install directory of the software (most likely to be c:\Program Files\TimesheetsLite). The file is not password protected and can be opened with MS Access. You DO NOT need MS Accesss to be able to run Timesheets Lite. Optionally you can purchase Microsoft SQL Server support for Timesheets Lite.

Timesheets MTS stores all of it's data in a Microsoft Access 2000 database. By default this file is called "timesheets.mdb". It is stored in the Database sub-directory of the install directory of the software (most likely to be c:\Program Files\Timesheets MTS\Database). The file is not password protected and can be opened with MS Access. You DO NOT need MS Accesss to be able to run Timesheets MTS.

In a directory on your computer or on your LAN that is backed up. If you put the file on your network on a common mapped drive then other users of Timesheets MTS can also use the file. This gives you a multi user system. To point an installation of Timesheets MTS at a "timesheets.mdb" file stored on your network use the "Options" screen in Timesheets MTS (see here for more information.

Because we use linked tables to the user interface, size is only limited to the amount of storage capacity available.

Certainly. The FlyJacket i3800 is equipped with a fully compliant CompactFlash slot (Type I /II) that is specifically designed to handle this functionality. That means that you have total access to data stored on any CF Type I or Type II card including presentation files, image files simply by inserting the card into the FlyJacket i3800CF slot. No, the FlyJacket i3800 does not require connection to a power adapter during operation.

All reports in Timesheets Lite are 100% up to date. When a user enters a time into the system this is instantly updated to the main database. Timesheets Lite runs on MS Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server. On Windows 98,Me,2000, and NT some computers will require some updates installed from Microsoft. That depends. Timesheets Lite is licensed for each database connection you would like open at one time. A database connection is used up by each person who is logged into Timesheets Lite.

Timesheets Lite adds an entry to the "Add/Remove Programs" applet under MS Windows (which can be found under the control panel on many Windows versions). Just remove it from there.

No. however, as a preventive measure to guard against that possibility, we always recommend that you backup your database before performing any type of database upgrade. A database upgrade could consist of replacing your old database with one that we have converted for you, or you may need to run scripts against your database. This error message generally means that you have a connectivity problem. In this case, you will need to check that "C:\MPS\BIN" appears in your path statement.

MLDownloader cannot store data directly in a database file. However, you can use or product Convert2DatabaseFile to convert the Metastock files to a database file.

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Yes. We have API's, code fragments and libraries that help us create custom data transfer programs very efficiently for you. Dedicated server customer can leverage your own team of programmers, data management and conversion tools, and create scheduled processes or triggers to move information from your hosted survey database to virtually any other systems environment.

Timesheets Lite is a multi user system that in standard form allows up to 30 people at once to be connected to its' database. The database can be stored centrally on your computer network and the Timesheets Lite program installed on as many PC's as you like. Optionally if your company has Microsoft SQL Server you may purchase support for this and have hundreds of users connected simultaneously to the database.

Your browser must accept cookies. You personal settings, including your access details, are stored in a cookie on your computer. You can turn cookies on and off, or even delete them. For most browsers, you will find this function under 'Settings'. To gain access to the full functionality of the image database, you must activate cookies in your web browser. When you have done this, relaunch your browser.

The various database vendors use a variety of programming methods on their database web sites. Some of these methods can make it hard for our server to keep passing information between you and the site.

All data are stored on FoodMarketExchange.com database servers, which are housed in the secure data centers. All transaction information--including all pricing data, quotes, products, quantities and delivery dates--is held in the strictest confidence, and is ONLY AVAILABLE TO THE TRANSACTING PARTIES. Your account password is the only way to gain access to company specific information.

Yes. Every static and global data (i.e. data which are declared out of functions) are kept in the .89z/.9xz file itself (more precise, in the area of the memory allocated to .89z/.9xz file), so they will survive after the end of the program. Local data are stored on the stack (so they will be deleted after the end of the function in which they are declared).

Unless a file is deleted from the end user's system, the data is held indefinitely or for the period of time you have selected on the Set-up menu, provided you settle your monthly account in accordance with the standard terms and conditions of the License Agreement.

Yes. For a database named dbname, use this query on the INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES table: SELECT ROUTINE_TYPE, ROUTINE_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES WHERE ROUTINE_SCHEMA='dbname'; The body of a stored routine can be viewed using SHOW CREATE FUNCTION (for a stored function) or SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE (for a stored procedure). See Section 13.5.4.8, "SHOW CREATE PROCEDURE and SHOW CREATE FUNCTION Syntax", for more information.