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15.4 Backing up the Database
Note for Enterprise Users: The Backup feature is not available in the Enterprise version. You must use
SQL to perform backups.
Backing up your database is an important maintenance step that should be performed on a regular basis.
Having a current backup helps to minimize data loss in the case of a system shut down or power failure. If
you do experience a catastrophic system failure of some kind, having a current backup ensures you can
quickly restore the most recent database. For information on restoring your database, please refer to the
Restoring the Database
topic.
Note: Each time you Audit your inventory, a backup file is automatically created with the date/time
included in the file name. For more information on performing an Audit, please refer to the Auditing
Your Inventory topic.
Note for Remote Installations:
If you have installed your database on a remote PC/Server (a PC/Server other than the one where you
are running InventoryControl), you can specify a folder on that PC/Server to which the backup file will be
saved. This option is set on the Options screen. For more information on designating a backup folder,
please refer to the Options Screen
topic.
Backing Up Your Database:
1. From the Main screen, click the Administration icon. The Administration Menu appears at the
bottom of the screen.
2. On the Administration Menu, click Backup. The Backup Database screen appears.
3. Enter a name for this backup in the Backup File field. It is a good idea to specify a name that will
help you select the right backup file later if you need to restore the database. Adding the date in
the file name is a good way to know which file is the latest.
By default, the backup file is written to:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.1\MSSQL\Backup
Use the Browse button to select a different location.
4. Click OK to backup the database.
Important Note: The network version of the InventoryControl does NOT browse the file system on the
local machine. Instead of the local file system the file system on the machine where the database is
installed will be displayed.
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- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 1 - Getting Started 16
- 1.4 Set Up Cycle Overview 18
- 1.5 Step One - Create Users 19
- 1.8 Step Four - Add Users 20
- 2.1 Barcode Best Practices 24
- 2.2 What is a Barcode? 25
- 2.4.1 What is a Site? 27
- 2.4.2 What is a Location? 27
- 2.6 Labeling Items 30
- 2.8 Using Custom Fields 37
- 4.1 User Log On 49
- 4.2 About the About Screen 51
- 4.3 Main Screen 53
- 4.3.1 Section A: Toolbar 54
- 4.4 Changing Your Password 57
- 4.5 Update License Screen 58
- 4.6 Selecting Sites 60
- 4.7 Logging Out 63
- 4.10 Alerts 67
- 4.11 Adding Notes 69
- 5.1 Creating a New Site 70
- 5.2 Creating New Customers 72
- 5.3.3 Location Settings Tab: 81
- 5.3.5 Manage Suppliers Tab: 85
- 5.3.7 Saving the New Item: 87
- 5.7 Creating New Locations 89
- 5.8 Creating New Suppliers 95
- Chapter 6 - Editing Data 99
- 6.3 Editing Kit Items 100
- 6.4 Editing Sites 100
- 6.6 Edit Customer 101
- 6.7 Editing Suppliers 101
- 6.8 Editing Manufacturers 101
- 6.9 Editing Pick Orders 101
- Chapter 7 - Assembly Items 103
- Field Description 106
- 7.2.3 Location Settings Tab: 110
- 7.2.4 Assembly Tab: 112
- 7.2.6 Manage Suppliers Tab: 116
- 7.2.8 Saving the New Item: 117
- 7.3 Building Assembly Items 118
- 8.1 Working with Lists 127
- 8.1.1 Section A: Toolbar 128
- Button Description 129
- 8.1.3 Section C: Buttons: 136
- 8.2 Item List Example 138
- 8.3 Inventory List Example 139
- 8.4 Site List Example 140
- 8.5 Location List Example 141
- 8.6 Customer List Example 142
- 8.7 Manufacturer List 143
- 8.8 Supplier List 144
- 8.9 Pick Order List Example 145
- Chapter 9 - Inventory 148
- 9.3 Removing Inventory 155
- 9.4 Moving Inventory 159
- 9.5 Checking In Inventory 163
- 9.6 Checking Out Inventory 167
- 9.7.1 Adjusting Inventory: 171
- Chapter 10 - Kit Items 176
- 10.2 Creating a Kit Item 178
- 10.2.2 Kit Information Tab: 181
- 10.2.5 Saving the New Item: 184
- 10.3 Removing Kit Items 185
- Chapter 11 - Pick Orders 189
- 11.2 Creating a Pick Order 190
- 11.3 Editing Pick Orders 194
- 11.5 Picking Orders 196
- 12.6 Purchase Order FAQ 213
- 12.8 Receive/Pick Menu 215
- 13.2 Using the Labels Menu 230
- Chapter 14 - Reports 235
- 14.2 Report Viewer 236
- Chapter 15 - Administration 240
- 15.4 Backing up the Database 251
- 15.5 Restore the Database 252
- 15.6 Options Screen 253
- 15.6.3 Allow Over Pick 257
- 15.6.4 Allow Over Receive 257
- 15.6.7 Automatic New 257
- 15.6.16 Edit Field Names: 260
- 15.6.17 Max Row Count: 260
- 15.6.30 SMTP User: 263
- 15.7 Archiving Transactions 264
- 15.8 Editing Field Names 265
- 15.9 Using Custom Fields 268
- 16.1.2 How to Import Data: 272
- 16.3 Related Data Fields 282
- 16.4 Import Specifics 284
- 16.4.3 Item Import Format: 286
- 17.1 Auditing Your Inventory 293
- 17.2 Audit Flow Overview 294
- 17.3 Beginning the Audit 294
- 17.4 Using the Audit Screen 295
- 17.6 Reconciling the Counts 298
- 17.8 Ending the Audit 300
- Chapter 18 - Search Function 301
- 18.2 Advanced Find 303
- (underscore) 304
- Chapter 19 – WDT2200 306
- 19.5 WDT2200 - Data Cycle 322
- 19.6 WDT2200 - Logging On 322
- 19.9 WDT2200 - Main Menu 328
- 19.10 WDT2200 - Interface 329
- Connection) 401
- Batch Devices 408
- 20.9 Wireless Devices 433
- 20.10.4 Other Devices 450
- 20.11.1 Windows Mobile Dev 451
- Device - Site Configuration 452
- 20.11.2 Windows Mobile 452
- 20.11.19 Windows M 497
- Chapter 21 - Glossary 507
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