Database Program

[pizzabiyusa]

I'm new to relic hunting and trying to create a database to help track and pull reports to help us catalog our finds. Any info on what we should put in the database would be really appreciated. So far I have 3 tables created and working on the four one. The tables are ammunition, coins and gold and silver. working on the relic table has been hard not sure what to include n the table, there is also a location table that i'm working on. once this database is completed will have it available to everyone

 

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[Frankn]

Here's your problem, NSA is tracking all phone and internet traffic, so you won't see any valuable or archeological significant items showing up here. NSA is farming all that data and handing it to the various agencies for possible prosicution or taxing or compensating. Get the picture? Frank...

 

[davemcc]

I found a nice excel spreadsheet for metal detecting that keeps track of a bunch variables. If you want to you can send me a PM and I'll send you the file.

 

[doc-d]

Personally, I would not keep a record for reasons Frankn said………..

 

[pizzabiyusa]

I don't think you understood my question there is no database program for relic hunter to use for there own use if you relic hunt I sure you find coins and other stuff that you would like to keep track of

 

[pizzabiyusa]

that would be good thank you

 

[MT_Joe]

Just be careful. Frankn tells the truth. Gotta be cautious these days.

 

[Frankn]

I don't think you understood my question there is no database program for relic hunter to use for there own use if you relic hunt I sure you find coins and other stuff that you would like to keep track of

So you think you are the only one in your computer files? What do you think Microsoft is doing when they "update" your program? I have a computer that has never been on line and that program always runs fine with no "updates'. And why do you think the pop up ads always have something you just looked for. Any file in an online computer is open to many sources. Hay just look at your cookie list here.
Just right on the butterfly below.
Left click on view info in the pop up box
left click on the security lock
You will now see privacy and history
Click on the cookies.
SURPRISE!!!! Frank...