I had a similar problem not long ago and discovered that at least on my
system the table structure of the deleted tables did not match the
structure of their counter parts. The result was that directly inserting
from the deleted tables did not match up and data was lost. In other words
even though
Jorge de Cardenas schreef op di 18-11-2014 om 16:45 [-0500]:
In other words
even though the tables had the same fields they were not in the same
order.
Then instead of using * in your query, you list off the field names in
the required order.
This is good practice anyway unless you know for
We accidently deleted about 100 books a few weeks ago and would like to recover
them. We have a list of the barcodes and titles. What would be the best way
to do this?
Thanks,
Paul Dokken
Software Developer
SIL PNG Communication and Technology Services
Ukarumpa EHP 444 | Papua New Guinea
On 18 November 2014 18:45, CTS-Programmer 3 (Paul Dokken)
cts-pr...@sil.org.pg wrote:
We accidently deleted about 100 books a few weeks ago and would like to
recover them. We have a list of the barcodes and titles. What would be
the best way to do this?
Thanks,
Hi Paul
Look in the
You can restore the backup taken before deletion of Books or if you have titles
than convert into marc and import it.
On Tue, 18 Nov 2014 11:17:25 +0530 CTS-Programmer 3 (Paul Dokken) wrote
We accidently deleted about 100 books a few weeks ago and would like to
recover them. We have a list of
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