No, the SQL edit has worked ever since the sql database replaced the previous database.
When you add a new record, you can then immediately search for this record and see it. For example:
- File > Database Explorer
- select Route from "Select Table" drop-down
- Click "Add Record"
- Enter ABC123 in FN field (Flight Number)
- Click in AO cell, click "Edit Cell" and enter XXXX
- Click in ND cell, click "Edit Cell" and enter YYYY
- Click in any other cell to exit the new record
Right, let test that we've entered the record:
- Click in the "Text to Find" box and enter ABC123
- Select IN from the Condition drop down list
- Select FN in the Field drop-down
- Click the Find button
The new record for ABC123 shows.
To delete the record, click in any cell for this record and click Delete Record.
Click Show All to see all the records.
Note, you must enter routes in the Routes table, aircraft in the Aircraft table etc.
Give this a try and see what happens.
