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Robby Stephenson changed:
What|Removed |Added
Summary|Tellico ist damaging tc |Tellico is damaging tc data
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--- Comment #11 from spots...@gmx.de ---
The current state of affairs here is that I have cleaned up the database.
Instead of 4334 records, it currently contains 2000. When opening it with
version 3.4.4, exactly the same error occurs: it can be opened,
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--- Comment #10 from Robby Stephenson ---
(In reply to spots4as from comment #9)
> Last additional information for the time being: I have now - after adding
> Focal to the sources - forced the installation of Tellico 3.2.3.
Since you've got a working
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--- Comment #9 from spots...@gmx.de ---
Last additional information for the time being: I have now - after adding Focal
to the sources - forced the installation of Tellico 3.2.3. It's not a nice
solution in terms of future package updates, but at least
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--- Comment #8 from spots...@gmx.de ---
Another update:
1. An attempt to reduce the data records to less than 4061 via the user
interface was unsuccessful: The database (i.e. Adressen.tc or tellico.xml) with
4040 data records was then damaged in the
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--- Comment #7 from spots...@gmx.de ---
An additional, perhaps important piece of information: If the xml file
is no longer than 90449 lines (equivalent to 4060 records), everything
works properly. Both the database and the GUI remain undamaged.From
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--- Comment #6 from Robby Stephenson ---
(In reply to spots4as from comment #5)
> I sent you an email with material last Saturday. Did you get it?
Yes, thank you for sending the screenshots. I'm still trying to reproduce the
issue, no luck so far.
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--- Comment #5 from spots...@gmx.de ---
Hi Robby,
I sent you an email with material last Saturday (to the address
ro...@periapsis.org). Did you get it?
Am Fri, 11 Nov 2022 21:41:03 +
schrieb "Robby Stephenson" :
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--- Comment #4 from spots...@gmx.de ---
The database is definitely corrupted during the upgrade (all affected
characters are removed/deleted). If I replace it with a backup, it can be
opened. The affected characters are not displayed. When closing
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--- Comment #3 from Robby Stephenson ---
(In reply to spots4as from comment #2)
> Yes, it is version 3.4.4, previously it was 3.2.3 (Ubuntu 20.04).
>
> The database was irreversibly damaged during the migration to 22.04 and the
> undamaged (backup)
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--- Comment #2 from spots...@gmx.de ---
Yes, it is version 3.4.4, previously it was 3.2.3 (Ubuntu 20.04).
The database was irreversibly damaged during the migration to 22.04 and the
undamaged (backup) can be opened with 3.4.4. It remains undamaged
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--- Comment #1 from Robby Stephenson ---
Can you let me know what versions of Tellico you're coming from and going to?
Ubuntu 22.04 is Tellico 3.4.4?
And to be clear, if you simply open the file with the newer version of Tellico
and then save it
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