03-19-2008, 04:12 PM
Hi,
Last of the three screen dumps I tried to post earlier. This is the one for the Enagagements part of the database. I had set this up about 18 years ago when I started my research on an old system called Dbase3+ and it migrated to various platforms over the years but was never properly updated. I am in the process of redesigning it with what I now know about relational databases. It still has a bit to go and a lot of the data in it needs to be cleaned up. However this should give you an idea of what is stored there, though not all records have as much detail as this one. There are about a 1000 records in all covering AD300-650.
If anybody has any comments on this I'd be delighted to hear them as I need to incorpaorate potential user feedback in to my write-up. I am particularly keen to know what sort of queries people would like to run on the database. Maybe now that you can see the sort of info in both sections of it, it might give you all some idea as to whether or not this is useful and should be developed further.
All the best,
Stephen
Last of the three screen dumps I tried to post earlier. This is the one for the Enagagements part of the database. I had set this up about 18 years ago when I started my research on an old system called Dbase3+ and it migrated to various platforms over the years but was never properly updated. I am in the process of redesigning it with what I now know about relational databases. It still has a bit to go and a lot of the data in it needs to be cleaned up. However this should give you an idea of what is stored there, though not all records have as much detail as this one. There are about a 1000 records in all covering AD300-650.
If anybody has any comments on this I'd be delighted to hear them as I need to incorpaorate potential user feedback in to my write-up. I am particularly keen to know what sort of queries people would like to run on the database. Maybe now that you can see the sort of info in both sections of it, it might give you all some idea as to whether or not this is useful and should be developed further.
All the best,
Stephen
Stephen McCotter
