Module#1: Getting Started With Sage 300 Flashcards
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What is ERP?
A: Enterprise Resource Planning
B: Enter Recycling Plan
C: Engineered Resource Plan
A: Enterprise Resource Planning
What kind of Business does Sage 300 use?
A: Small to Medium
B: Medium to Large
C: Large to Massive
A: Small to Medium
What business operations are there?
A: Accounting B: Inventory and Warehouse Management C: Order Entry and Purchasing D: All of the Above E: A and B F: C and D
D: All of the Above
What are some of the different modules?
A: General Ledger B: Accounts Payable C: Accounts Receivable D: Inventory Control E: Order Entry F: All of the Above G: A and B H: C and E
F: All of the Above
What is the System Manager?
A: It controls Sage 300 and all that is involved
B: It controls access to all modules and provides tools to manage the company
C: It’s how you create Admin and Common Services
B: It controls access to all modules and provides tools to manage the company
What is the main component for System manager
A: Administrative Services
B: Common Services
C: Both
C: Both
What are the Administrative Services used for?
A: Activating Data B: Checking Data Integrity C: Maintaining user info D: Dumping and Loading Databases E: All of the Above F: None of the Above
E: All of the Above
What are the Common Services used for?
A: Maintaining company information B: Scheduling recurring transactions C: Maintaining the fiscal calendar D: Maintaining tax and bank info E: All of the Above F: None of the Above
E: All of the Above
Who uses the System Manager?
A: The One who opens Sage 300
B: The System Administrator
C: The G/L Manager
B: The System Administrator
What is the System Administrator responsible for?
A: Creating Different Ledgers and Accounts
B: Making Sure there are no Errors
C: Managing a Company’s Accounting System
C: Managing a Company’s Accounting System
What does the System Administrator use the system manager for?
A: To Create Databases B: To set user groups C: To specify what groups is authorized to do D: All of the Above E: None of the Above
D: All of the Above
What is a Database
A: Collection of info related to a subject or purpose
B: A way to monitor all information
C: A filing System like a telephone book
A: Collection of info related to a subject or purpose
What Structure does databases follow?
A: Columns and Rows B: Fields and Records C: Boxes and Checkmarks D: All E: A and B
E: A and B
How can a database be stored?
A: Paper Form B: Files C: Cards D: Digital E: Electronic form on computer accessible media F: All of the Above
F: All of the Above
What are some examples of Databases?
A: Telephone book B: Filing Cabinet C: Cookbook D: Store Catalog E: All of the Above
E: All of the Above
There are 2 types of Databases, what are they?
A: System and Company
B: A/P and A/R
C: Administrative and Common
A: System and Company
What does the System databases store?
A: User information B: Security Settings C: Passwords D: Currency Information E: All of the Above
E: All of the Above
What is Created First:
A: System Database
B: Company Database?
A: System Database
Why must a System Database be created first?
A: Because it’s how Sage 300 Works
B: The Company Database connects to it
C: It’s Random and Doesn’t Matter
B: The Company Database connects to it
A Company Database is always connected to a system database?
A: True
B: False
A: True
What is Microsoft SQL Server?
A: Software that must be installed to run Sage modules
B: A different form of Sage 300 that you can
C: A way to manage all your ledgers and accounts
A: Software that must be installed to run Sage modules
What Editions of Microsoft SQL server can you use with Sage 300
A: Enterprise B: Standard C: Express D: All E: A and B
D: All
What Does database management systems such as Microsoft SQL Server enable users to do?
A: Create B: View C: Update D: Delete Data E: All
E: All
What does SQL stand for?
A: Standard Query Language
B: Structured Query Language
C: Stupid Query Language
B: Structured Query Language