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24 January 2003, 08:00 PM
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cataloguing?
Lol
Mine are catalogued alright- one pile of good stuff i play out which ill sift through sometimes and take bits out or add bits in.
Couple of piles of obscure stuff or things that i like -but i doubt i will ever play out.
Then theres stuff i use day in day out still in bags and boxes, along with all my cds in my cd wallets permanently.
Thought about putting them in some kind of database- but its the 'be assed' factor, or rather the lack of it.
Plus i have a lot of stuff so would take rather a long time....
Would be interesting to know if there is any specific programs for this purpose tho....
Lol
Mine are catalogued alright- one pile of good stuff i play out which ill sift through sometimes and take bits out or add bits in.
Couple of piles of obscure stuff or things that i like -but i doubt i will ever play out.
Then theres stuff i use day in day out still in bags and boxes, along with all my cds in my cd wallets permanently.
Thought about putting them in some kind of database- but its the 'be assed' factor, or rather the lack of it.
Plus i have a lot of stuff so would take rather a long time....
Would be interesting to know if there is any specific programs for this purpose tho....
24 January 2003, 08:43 PM
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I used to catalogue my collection while I was at work (tech support) during quiet periods. I'd arrive in the office each morning looking like I had a DJ gig and would have more records on my desk than actual work related items. 
(Note "used to" - I no longer work there, can't think why...
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I've wrote two systems. One in php and mysql which I'm using at the moment. Everything is in the one table though: www.expure.com/vdb
The second is in asp with a sql server backend. Fully relational with advanced search features, facility to upload images etc. It's rather neat even if I do say so myself.
The only snag is I don't have asp hosting at the moment... So it's only running on my PC here.
(Note "used to" - I no longer work there, can't think why...)I've wrote two systems. One in php and mysql which I'm using at the moment. Everything is in the one table though: www.expure.com/vdb
The second is in asp with a sql server backend. Fully relational with advanced search features, facility to upload images etc. It's rather neat even if I do say so myself.
The only snag is I don't have asp hosting at the moment... So it's only running on my PC here.
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