My oldest entry is in May 1998, so there's abut 9-1/2 years of entries.
Many days have several entries since I track my time on the calendar -
it's my journal, not counting the Daily Journal entry. Some days,
between the work entries and the personal -- a couple of interviews or
research appointments, maybe a dental or doctor appt, lunch with a
friend, movies times, etc. etc.
And the one I'll bet really inflates the number is a bunch of repeaters
for weekly or monthly meetings, birthdays, trash w-recycling every other
week, etc. most all of which have no end date.
That last one raises an interesting question: just how far into the
future is "no end date?" And how many entries does that add for, say,
Historical Society every tuesday 9-12?
Craig Froehle wrote:
> Ah. Just checked and mine's actually at 5,022 records.
>
> John, does DB5/6 add extra records to the standard database or do you
> just schedule the crap outta every day??
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> On Nov 25, 2007 4:41 PM, john.messeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I'm not certain which data base is the one to compare but it appears to
>> be, in the ZLauncher file manager my CalendarDB-PDat claims 1.269k,
>> 10663 Recs.
>> The only time it takes extra time to load is the first time after either
>> a hotsync or the date crosses midnight, when Datebk scans the database.
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>> Craig Froehle wrote:
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>>> Jean,
>>> I have ~3800 entries in my datebook -- goes back to 1996! :-) Mine
>>> opens fairly quickly. How many entries are there in yours?
>>> - Craig
>>>
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>>> On Nov 25, 2007 9:15 AM, Jean Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>>> Hi
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>>>> I'm a basic but long term user of palm, now on Sony Clie nx70v. My
>>>> datebook5 entries go back to 2000 and i get the impression I'm getting
>>>> near capacity either of the software or the device. I tried a Treo 680
>>>> recently but one of the main reasons I refunded it was that it took AGES
>>>> to open datebook, presumably because of the the volume of entries.
>>>>
>>>> Question - should I have archived some - but I really love and use the
>>>> ability to search for things to way back??? And should I archive anyway?
>>>> Is there a limit whether enforced or by best practice?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> jean
>>>>
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