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What |Old value |New value
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Keywords|needmoreinfo |
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Priority|P3 |P2
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Summary|Crash recovery: changes in|Autorecover: changes to au
| temporary recovery odb-fi|to-recovered file lost aft
|le lost after quitting |er closing OOO
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Version|OOO300m3 |OOo 3.0
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Dec 6 14:32:08 +0000
2008 -------
I am using PostgreSQL with JDBC now and OO3 release with leopard. The issue is
still there. When this
happens (which is admittedly very rare) it can destroy a lot of work
unrecoverably. I repeat a somewhat
rephased description of the issue, maybe I couldn't make myself understood well
the last time:
- crash a database (well, we need a crash).
- restart and let autorecovery do its job. It should open the database you were
working in for you (at
least that is what appears to happen).
- create a new query and save it.
- close the database.
- reopen it: the query you created after the crash-recovery is gone.
This is, because crash-recovery does not open your original database for you,
but a copy (called
something like dbname_01.odb). After crash-recovery you work in that temporary
file (without
knowing it), all you modifications are saved to that file. When you close OO,
this file is deleted and your
work gone. The original file will open as if nothing had happened. One doesn't
meet tis issue too often,
because Base doesn't crash too often (for me), but if it happens it can be
quite catastrophic...
I posted this issue to the dba-users-mailinglist and one other user reported
that he had also met this
issue on OSX. I do find this a serious problem, so I raise priority and
reassign to dbaneedsconfirm.
Hopefully somebody will react.
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