Determines which database FogBugz will connect to.
For an Access (Jet) database, select the Access tab and enter the full path to an Access (.MDB) database file.
For a SQL Server database, simply enter the name of the SQL Server and the name of the FogBugz database on that server.
For any other type of database, enter an ODBC connection string. The useful web site www.connectionstrings.com contains detailed information on how to construct an ODBC connection string for any database.
FogBugz has two fields, Version and Computer, used to keep track of the version of your software where a particular bug was found, and the computer or computer configuration on which it was found. These fields will not necessarily make sense for every development team, so the fields can be turned off to reduce clutter, or re-named as something else if there is something else which you need to track. You can then include these fields (whatever name you give them) in your filters.