You new fields would need to be added to your .cfg file, and then also to the sub html_record_form within the .pl file. Every field in the .cfg file must have a matching field in this section.
Then to display the field contents you would add them to sub html_record or sub html_record_long depending on whether you have the short/long mod in use.
Not sure how your database is setup and what mods you are using.
For fields that don't currently have entries you may want to be sure to mark them to not be required.
For the current records you will need to add extra pipes in the .db file at the end of those records for the additional fields you add.
There is great tutorials for using dbman at http://jpdeni.com/dbman/
Also in the DBMan FAQ you will find all kinds of answers on how to work with DBman.
Hope this helps
Unoffical DBMan FAQ
http://creativecomputingweb.com/dbman/index.shtml/
Then to display the field contents you would add them to sub html_record or sub html_record_long depending on whether you have the short/long mod in use.
Not sure how your database is setup and what mods you are using.
For fields that don't currently have entries you may want to be sure to mark them to not be required.
For the current records you will need to add extra pipes in the .db file at the end of those records for the additional fields you add.
There is great tutorials for using dbman at http://jpdeni.com/dbman/
Also in the DBMan FAQ you will find all kinds of answers on how to work with DBman.
Hope this helps
Unoffical DBMan FAQ
http://creativecomputingweb.com/dbman/index.shtml/