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Restore Dialog
This dialog allows previously made database
backups, to be restored to the system databases.
Select the database to be restored on the left. On
the right where this database backup is currently
located. Then click restore to replace the existing
database file with the backup. This process also
rebuilds the database and its index tables to
correct most database structure problems.
Operators
This is the database of all of the individuals with
passwords to operate the system software and
acknowledge alarms.
Subscriber
This database contains all of transmitters
assigned in the system.
Transponders
This database contains the configuration of the transponders, receivers, virtual receivers and alert units.
Reports
Master Database
Drive
Slave Database
Drive
Local Database
Drive
Cartridge Disk Drive
Floppy A:
Clear Entire File
This database contains all of the alarm reports and related alarm map screens.
Store the backup files in the Security Escort Master Database path. See the System
Directories and Network Address dialog.
Store the backup files in the Security Escort Slave Database path. See the System
Directories and Network Address dialog.
Store the backup files in the save sub-directory as the Security Escort System
components are stored on this computer (typically C:\ESCORT).
Store the backup files in the "Backup / restore to disk cartridge path" assigned in the
System Preferences dialog. This path may point to a cartridge disk drive, to a local hard
disk or to a network disk drive.
Store the backup files on the floppy disk in floppy disk drive A.
If selected and the restore button clicked, then that entire database will be cleared of all
records. This selection must be used with extreme caution! Hold down the SHIFT and
CRTL keys when opening the dialog to enable the Clear Entire File option.
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