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I believe so. Could you tell me how to verify if I am or not? Thanks!

Hi all, I'm trying to keep on track of sales data of each items... However I'm getting "Could not get min DOB from SQL RDB. Check Debouts for more details" Screenshot here: http://i.imgur.com/VsKny.jpg Below are the debout files: Debout.SQL Jul 25, 23:42:46 Jul 25, 23:42:46...

DTSMAN, you have no idea how much I appreciate your responses. Thank you. The reason I didn't mention about dbf file was because I couldn't find it in NEWDATA folder nor "date" folder.

I played around with the ibersql.mdb looking at the relationships between the tables allowed me to find where my mistakes were. I made some changes, I'm going to see if the system works out tomorrow morning. Thank you everyone for help.

You can always go back to where you were before the category problems if you have not made any other major changes. Make a "backup of newdata folder. Copy *.dbf from a historical folder from before the changes. Paste these into the newdata folder. Run dbconfig.exe from Aloha\Bin. Uncheck DBF...

Is there any way that I can completely reset Categories and whatever else that has relation to it? For example, Performance Measures, Comps, and perhaps some reports. Currently our business's Aloha is useless because the reports does not contain any useful information Thanks,

Thanks DTSMAN, It seems that replacing CAT.CDX & TDX only won't make any change, because I have the Categories in relationship with Performance Measure. in Performance Measure, I choose Target Category as None(0) (instead of a corresponding category). Then replaced CAT.CDX & TDX. Then under...

into DATA or NEWDATA?

Also, I erased the categories about 4~5 days ago. So should I be copying files from 6 days ago instead of yesterday? sorry about multiple posts...

I forgot to mention: I replaced them with CAT.CDX and CAT.TDX in 20090721 folder

Sorry, I am not familiar with the process. Here's what I did anyway: My closest guess was CAT.CDX and CAT.TDX I replaced DATA and NEWDATA folder's CAT.CDX and CAT.TDX (of course after making back ups) However, when I try verifying the data again, I get the same error. Thanks

Hello all, I realized that I do not need all categories I entered, so I deleted some of them. the FOH wasn't updating, so I took a look at VERIFY.TXT and the errors were: ERROR: Labor category 1 (Servers) sales category 2 not found. ERROR: Labor category 1 (Servers) sales category 3 not found...

One last question, I have a button that describes multiple quantity. For exmample, [6 beers], or [double shot] buttons. i set the multiplier value under item settings, but it makes no difference. So if I sold 3 one beer, and 1 six beers, the checkout will say I sold 7 beers, when I actually sold...

Thank you so much!

sometimes, the count printed is not correct, and the employees have to re-open the check to make corrections. (voiding beers, etc) however, I noticed that the employee can no longer open their check when after they do employee check out. is there a way so employee can either: 1. re open check...

and it'd be even better, if an employee can get # of beer sales during her shift only. I did follow alohaakamai3's advice (Thank you) and put all beers into beer category. And I was able to produce report, except I can only do this BOH, and it does not separate between afternoon and evening...

I need employee to be able to print out # of beers sold on FOH, so she can compare it with actually # of beers in the coolers. Sorry for not being specific enough. Thank you,

Hello my dear gurus, I hope everyone's doing well. Thanks to all your help, everything is now working fine. I just want to add couple extras so aloha works with our it infastructure as well. we're currently using access 2007 to handle all company databases. We need to know exactly how many beers...

Thank you for your help Bill and MegabyteCoffee Yesterday, again, the event didn't fire. I am going to check on the dates of the both machines as soon as I get the chance. Thanks again.

ah. thank you very much!