Installation Manual
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1. About Bodno
- Chapter 2. Installation and Support
- Chapter 3. Getting Started
- Chapter 4. Design
- 4.1 - Workspace
- 4.2 - Document Properties
- 4.3 - Document Objects
- 4.4 - Object Properties
- Chapter 5. Database
- Chapter 6. Printing
- Chapter 7. Encoding
- Chapter 8. Users
- Appendix A - DIAMOND Net License
- Appendix B - Advanced Print Operations
- Appendix C - Encoding
- Appendix D - Barcodes
- Appendix E - Link Image to DB Field
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5.1.1.4 - Internal Database
Each Bodno document contains an internal database as a smaller yet more
convenient way to keep records. This means you can have your own database
records saved within the Bodno document itself, without need of external
database files.
To connect to the internal database you can use the Connect to Database
button.
On the following window select document Internal Database.
You can then use Database Operations to create your own tables and columns
and save them on your Bodno document.