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Al@angelridge
We have a growing landscape construction and maintenance business. How do we
create a data base or different databases that allows us to seperate our
clients, suppliers, landscape architects, developers, property managers etc.
One option it appears is to simply have one data base and then use the
category option to seperate each database. But it limits us in that we
cannot within this large data base have the same category of landscape
archititects sub categorized by residential, commercial or institutional.
Do we create seperate databases for each, and if so, how do we do this? or
Do we create folders as we do in Outlook and if so, how do we do this?
This is fundamental but if we need seperate databases to accomplish what we
need, we don't want to get off on the wrong foot.
How do we proceed?
create a data base or different databases that allows us to seperate our
clients, suppliers, landscape architects, developers, property managers etc.
One option it appears is to simply have one data base and then use the
category option to seperate each database. But it limits us in that we
cannot within this large data base have the same category of landscape
archititects sub categorized by residential, commercial or institutional.
Do we create seperate databases for each, and if so, how do we do this? or
Do we create folders as we do in Outlook and if so, how do we do this?
This is fundamental but if we need seperate databases to accomplish what we
need, we don't want to get off on the wrong foot.
How do we proceed?