English > Support

problem with displaying all the films and the relevant data

<< < (2/2)

Ivek23:

--- Quote from: video_amnesiac on July 24, 2015, 11:42:34 am ---that found 2 files, the latest being dated November 2013. I've opened that and I now have the information for most of my files.
--- End quote ---

Great, at least about three-quarters of the data is found. If there were no files found with " .pvd.bak " extension, do it now, in the Tools or any other tab find the word Backup, through which you make a backup file, which will in the future serve for potential recovering data in database.
You do this by using the word Restore, which is in the same tab as the word Backup.

If the retrieved file with " .pvd.old " extension, is simply old in the extension removed and the file " .pvd " extension will operate normally.

And one more thing:
which version of PVD program is used to ask because some of the features and operation of these vary from one software version to another version of the program.


--- Quote from: video_amnesiac on July 24, 2015, 11:42:34 am ---I really appreciate your help
--- End quote ---

Thanks.

Ivek23:

--- Quote from: video_amnesiac on July 24, 2015, 11:42:34 am ---I have about 50-70 files that I have loaded since that date, is there anything else to do.
--- End quote ---

For this will not be another solution than manually re-locate and edit the data.

Advice:
After each new input of data if the data are in order, you immediately create or save data from a backup copy.

And yet:
Before you now and in the future do or changed in the database, you create a new folder and make a copy of it in existing databases as well as backup data in case there was something wrong with existing database, then you have found remains copies thereof available (this advice from my own experience because I already had a few problems with existing databases, and because I had a copy of that, so then I did not lose the existing data for a considerable number of movies in the database).

CAD:
Hi,
You could also look in recycle bin for file ending in ".pvd" in case it was accidentally deleted

Ivek23:

--- Quote from: CAD on July 31, 2015, 10:08:58 am ---Hi,
You could also look in recycle bin for file ending in ".pvd" in case it was accidentally deleted
--- End quote ---

Excellent advice. Thanks, CAD.

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[*] Previous page