Standalone

Introduction

Standalone is the License for Single User.

Setup

01. Double click the SQL Product icon at the desktop and the below dialog will appear.

02. Click on Custom Settings button.

03. Click Create Group

04. Select the Location where you wanted to save for the DCF File.

 Default is at C:\estream\SQLAccounting\Share

05. Select Firebird Standalone Database at Database Engine

06. Select the Database Folder & click Ok.

  Default is at C:\estream\SQLAccounting\DB

07. Click Test Connection to make sure is Blue Status

08. Click OK

09. Double Click the Firebird Icon.

Field Name	Properties
Create Group	Create New DCF file. Normally use at Server or Standalone use.
Add Group	Add Existing DCF file. Normally use at workstation.

Right Click the Firebird Icon & select Properties to back to Firebird Setting. Create Desktop Shortcut to create a shortcut icon for each DCF file.

10. Click New Database On left Panel.

Field Name	Properties
Backup	To Backup Selected Database
Restore	To Restore from the Backup
Create New Database	To Create New Database with empty transaction
Create Sample Database	Create a Database with sample transactions
Find Database	Auto Find & add back the database which already drop link
Add Database	Manually add back the database which already drop link

You can use Drag & Drop from windows explorer to restore the database.

11. Enter the Company Name & Click OK.

Field Name	Properties
Database	Database Name. May leave it as Default.
Company Name	A Full Company Name you wanted to use for.
Remark	This useful if you wanted to create 2 or more Same Company Name but for Different Year or Location.
Change Password	This to Change the Default ADMIN password. Default ADMIN password is ADMIN.

12. Double Click the Company Name.

13. Enter the User Name & Password As ADMIN & Click Log on (assuming the password is not change on step 7).

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Field Name	Properties
3 Dot Button	To Go back to DCF Database list.
Remember password	Tick this option (Not Recommended) for who don't want to type password every time open the database.