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Submitted by Tom on 2016/11/22 08:36

I see there's a fair bit of difference between the new blank file and one with sample data.

Wondering if one is recommended over the other for starting a new database?

e.g. I see the Sample one has To Do fields that the other doesnt:

Comments

A blank DB is useful if you know IQ inside out and don't want any extra fields, grids, etc.

IMO, a bad idea for most users as it's easy enough to delete grids and fields in a sample DB, if needed.

IQ geek

Windows 8.1

CPU: Intel i5 2.6ghz

Thanks Armando

You're welcome.

And I'm happy to see you around, again. What's IQ community without Tom? :)

IQ geek

Windows 8.1

CPU: Intel i5 2.6ghz

[quote=Armando]

What's IQ community without Tom? :)

[/quote]

So true...

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Tom: Member for: 8 years 1 week

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The "oldest" active member, after me of course LOL

Pierre_Admin

IQ Designer

[quote=Pierre_Admin]

[quote=Armando]

What's IQ community without Tom? :)

[/quote]So true...

[quote]

Tom: Member for: 8 years 1 week

[/quote]The "oldest" active member, after me of course LOL[/quote]

thanks guys

wow, 'oldest' active member, fancy that...

Still feel like a beginner lol, but making more of an effort with IQ this time round. I used use it in a very structured narrow way -- which was fine for the work I was doing (for years). But trying to diversify a bit with it now.

So expect lots more noob queries, in spite of my forum age

Well... IQ can be used for simple or more complicated stuff and that's great.

IQ geek

Windows 8.1

CPU: Intel i5 2.6ghz