T.L. Miller wrote:
>Since I had this problem (below) I have tried the full first aid
>treatment -- low level DB rebuild, etc., etc. several times. During the
>low level review I always get this error message: "Class=DB ; what =
>100; when = 100; err = 493" but after that it performs all the other
>functions. Does this error message indicate that PM will likely have
>catastrophic problems in the near future?
As explained in the confirmation dialog, low level data database rebuild should
only be used if you have trouble compacting your database. This error code may
be related to a file permission problem on a temporary file, but I am not sure
and I can't tell more.
If you are note 100% confident on your database, you can run "archive and
cleanup" to export all your messages and settings to a new PM user environment,
then use the newly created database with imported messages.
>>Yesterday I was looking for a file on my iMac using Spotlight, and it
>>showed a PowerMail message that I thought would help me find that file.
>>I clicked on it and PowerMail did not like it!
>>Some of PM's folders disappeared, messages in other folders disappeared,
>>fonts changed, etc.
The found file was probably found in a backup of your current PM user
environment, and when you opened it, PM switched to this database, that's why
the recent messages are missing (I don't know why the font changed). When this
occurs, go to "file / database / switch user environment", and the file open
dialog should reveal the location of the currently open database; select the
default one instead.
Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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