Hi Stephen,
No, is on a single Mac.
But there is something...
I had a Dropbox account and put a "symbolic link" of the DB on it, so i can
open it at home when I'm away from office.
Would be a problem?
Best
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Pedro Perdomo-Miteff, MD, MSc
Assistant Professor
Faculty of Medicine
Hospital Universitario de Caracas
Universidad Central de Venezuela
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On 26/07/10 11:01, "Stephen Wonfor" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Pedro
>
> Sorry, missed the bit about no gap so corruption is not the issue here. Don't
> think disk failure is too likely as the issue would be much greater - eg. no
> db at all.
>
> So. Are there other copies of the db that might have been written to? Is the
> db on FMServer?
>
> Stephen
>
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>
> "How wonderful that we have met with a paradox. Now we have some hope of
> making progress." - Niels Bohr
>
> On Jul 26, 2010, at 9:22 AM, Pedro Perdomo-Miteff wrote:
>
>> Thanks Stephen for your prompt and kind response.
>>
>> I moved through the data as you suggested but can't find any trace of the
>> records. As I said before, there's not "gap" in record number.
>>
>> Do you think that a disk failure would the culprit?
>>
>> Best
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>> Pedro Perdomo-Miteff, MD, MSc
>> Assistant Professor
>> Faculty of Medicine
>> Hospital Universitario de Caracas
>> Universidad Central de Venezuela
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>> On 26/07/10 10:02, "Stephen Wonfor" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>>> Pedro
>>>
>>> The possibility exists that you may have corrupted indexes on those records.
>>> Typically they show up as "?" in all the fields. If you move through the
>>> data
>>> in order of record creation you may run across them - you can't (as far as I
>>> know) actually search for them using FMP finds but you can stumble across
>>> them
>>> by going through the data manually.
>>>
>>> If you do find them see http://fmdiff.com/fm/recordindex.html for help in
>>> sorting them out.
>>>
>>> Stephen
>>>
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>>> touch-up jobs into major refinishing jobs. (---Attributed to the list at
>>> http://techtalk.parts-express.com/; Also claimed by others...)
>>>
>>> On Jul 26, 2010, at 8:18 AM, Pedro Perdomo-Miteff wrote:
>>>
>>>> Dear friends,
>>>>
>>>> Looking at my DB last night I realize, WITH ORROR that 3 records created
>>>> this month was missed. Is a not very complex DB running without trouble for
>>>> the last couple of years.
>>>>
>>>> Each record has creation date, incremental record number and client data.
>>>>
>>>> There is not a ³gap² on creation dates. I canıt find the records searching
>>>> for date, record number or client name, as if the records were not ever
>>>> created. Iım sure that the records was created because I had printed a
>>>> recipe for each client.
>>>>
>>>> Iım working on FM 10.0v3, OS X 10.5.8.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I would appreciate your comments and help. Please excuse me for my bad
>>>> English.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>> Pedro Perdomo-Miteff, MD, MSc
>>>> Assistant Professor
>>>> Faculty of Medicine
>>>> Hospital Universitario de Caracas
>>>> Universidad Central de Venezuela
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