HELP PLEASE! Meaning of database in POS 2.0?

May 17, 2007 3 Replies

I just installed the MS POS 2.0 on a brand new HP (w XP Pro) with a sample database. Now I am ready to delete everything and start my own store's DB. However, even though I deleted all 3 copies of the sample databases I previously created (via Tools>Dayabase>Delete) I still see the sample database items and configuration specifics.



How can I create a clean DB for my store? or should I change the configuration specifics of the sample database and use that as my primary DB?



What is the meaning of Db in MS POS?



Is there a non-listed DB somewhere that does not get to be listed in the DB list (for deleting)?


THANK YOU VERY MUCH...


-Delen



HI Make sure that you are first selecting the database from the menu and then hit the delete button.

Also check below > I just installed the MS POS 2.0 on a brand new HP (w XP Pro) with a sample

Alber,

Thank you for your attempt but please st> HI Make sure that you are first selecting the database from the menu and then

Alber,

Thank you for your attempt but please st > HI Make sure that you are first selecting the database from the menu and then > hit the delete button. > > Also check below in status that what server and database selected. this way > you can find easily that you are deleting the right database at right server > or not. > > "Dursun" wrote: > > > I just installed the MS POS 2.0 on a brand new HP (w XP Pro) with a sample > > database. Now I am ready to delete everything and start my own store's DB. > > However, even though I deleted all 3 copies of the sample databases I > > previously created (via Tools>Dayabase>Delete) I still see the sample > > database items and configuration specifics. > > > > How can I create a clean DB for my store? or should I change the > > configuration specifics of the sample database and use that as my primary DB? > > > > What is the meaning of Db in MS POS? > > > > Is there a non-listed DB somewhere that does not get to be listed in the DB > > list (for deleting)? > > > > > > THANK YOU VERY MUCH... > > > > -Delen > >

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