Chapter 18
Ten Frequently Asked Questions
In This Chapter
What's a database?
How do I identify the current database?
What's a station license?
Why can't I perform critical functions?
Why do I see prompts to reopen the database?
In this chapter, you find a collection of ten commonly asked questions and their answers. What more can I say?
What’s a Database?
A database is a collection of related information. Your local telephone book is a database of names, addresses, and phone numbers. Your e-mail address book is also a database of names and e-mail addresses — and sometimes additional information.
In the computer world, a database is a collection of files that store related information. The Timeslips database is no exception; it stores all the information you track with Sage Timeslips: all your timekeepers, clients, tasks, expenses, slips, payments, and so on. When you create your Timeslips database, Sage Timeslips automatically creates a folder in which to store these files.
How Do ...
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