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A screenshot of the invoice.sqlite software. It shows the database settings window of the software. The window is divided into two sections. The top section is titled "Database Settings" and has a list of fields for the user to choose from. The left side of the window has a drop-down menu with options such as "Tables", "Customer", "Invoices", "System", "Triggers", "Extras", and "Options". Below the menu, there is a text field where the user can select the type of database they want to use. In the center of the image, there are two options - "Auto Vacuum" and "None". The "Auto Vacuum" option is selected, while the "None" option has selected. The "None option is set to "Automatic Index" and the "Recursive Triggers" option will be selected. There is also a checkbox next to the "Cache Size" option that says "2000". At the bottom of the screen, there has a "Cancel" button and a "Change" button, indicating that the user is in the process of changing the settings for the database.
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. The resolution of this PNG file is 1708 x 1464 pixels and it has a file size of 371.29 KB.A screenshot of the invoice.sqlite software. It shows the database settings window of the software. The window is divided into two sections. The top section is titled "Database Settings" and has a list of fields for the user to choose from. The left side of the window has a drop-down menu with options such as "Tables", "Customer", "Invoices", "System", "Triggers", "Extras", and "Options". Below the menu, there is a text field where the user can select the type of database they want to use. In the center of the image, there are two options - "Auto Vacuum" and "None". The "Auto Vacuum" option is selected, while the "None" option has selected. The "None option is set to "Automatic Index" and the "Recursive Triggers" option will be selected. There is also a checkbox next to the "Cache Size" option that says "2000". At the bottom of the screen, there has a "Cancel" button and a "Change" button, indicating that the user is in the process of changing the settings for the database.
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