Difference between revisions of "Hardware database"
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Open Filemaker Pro | Open Filemaker Pro | ||
| − | + | 1 Click on "open an existing file" and click ok | |
[[image:FILEMAKER1.jpg]] | [[image:FILEMAKER1.jpg]] | ||
| − | + | 2 Click on "Open Remote" | |
[[image:FILEMAKER2.jpg]] | [[image:FILEMAKER2.jpg]] | ||
| − | + | 3 Click on filemaker.gac.edu and type in user information when prompted to do so. "Make sure you type in Helpline for the user name and the correct password" | |
[[image:FILEMAKER3.jpg]] | [[image:FILEMAKER3.jpg]] | ||
| − | + | 4 Click on the database you want to open, usually it is Hardware Database GAC-2004. Click open and enter in Helpline as the user name and the correct password. | |
#5You now can search by GAC-TAG and or Serial Number! | #5You now can search by GAC-TAG and or Serial Number! | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 1 July 2008
The hardware database is a database that 鶹Ƶ uses to keep track of its hardware inventory. The hardware database software that we use is called FileMaker Pro.
== How to access the hardware database
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Open Filemaker Pro 1 Click on "open an existing file" and click ok
2 Click on "Open Remote"
3 Click on filemaker.gac.edu and type in user information when prompted to do so. "Make sure you type in Helpline for the user name and the correct password"
4 Click on the database you want to open, usually it is Hardware Database GAC-2004. Click open and enter in Helpline as the user name and the correct password.
- 5You now can search by GAC-TAG and or Serial Number!