Database :Help me out...

I want to make a database which contains the contents of DVDs OF All months issues in such a way that helps me to look for any utility easily contained in any DVD as the Digit Finder is not running on my system and showing errors.....

For this I want to make tables with Table name as of "Multimedia" or "Games" or "System" etc. with Field Names as "Jan10" or "Dec09" .......{as per months publication}

Please help me out how can i make such a database on MS Access or suggest me some other DBMS on which my problem can be sorted out easily.....

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Help me out....... :hissyfit:

First of all why did you created 3 threads for same topic??
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=124106
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=124104

And to your query?? I didn't understand your query clearly. What you want?? Do you want us to tell you how to create a database in MS Access and create Tables??

Or the program in which you'll be using the database??

krishnandu.sarkar said:
And to your query?? I didn't understand your query clearly. What you want?? Do you want us to tell you how to create a database in MS Access and create Tables??

Or the program in which you'll be using the database??

For my query i want how can i do so easily ,,

first of all...because there are many months of Digit ,,
secondly there are many software's in a single Digit....
thirdly ,if i copy the contents of DVD one by one and paste them in each row of table it would take a long time or even if I copy them to notepad and import the data i won't get all "multimedia "or "games" of each month in diff. column as access regards imported data at once to be in the same column....

Please help me out....

Help me out..............................

Rather than u creating a db and working on it, I suggest you use CD Catalog and add all the CD/DVD contents into it. With this, you can view the contents of the CD/DVD without inserting them in to your drive.

You can also create labels in this software so you can group them as you want. Like games, utilities etc. Personally I use the same and it serves my purpose.

dreams said:
Rather than u creating a db and working on it, I suggest you use CD Catalog and add all the CD/DVD contents into it. With this, you can view the contents of the CD/DVD without inserting them in to your drive.

You can also create labels in this software so you can group them as you want. Like games, utilities etc. Personally I use the same and it serves my purpose.

Wow... wat an idea...

just tell is CD Catalog a software ......... :?:

is it free app :?:

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man why are u flooding forum

i see all ur name all over

i suggest u start with access