My solution is to use an norton tool call wipe. it writes a pattern to the actual file data store instead of just marking the directory as cleared.
BJ Freeman sent the following on 7/28/2008 3:51 AM: > Thanks, but since I have it I have to come up with a solution. > just wanted to put it out incase someone else is having the same problem. > This is on XP Service pack 2 BTW. > > Jacques Le Roux sent the following on 7/28/2008 1:51 AM: >> Hi BJ, >> >> Interesting, I did not notice that and wonder from where it could come >> as, as you said and I checked, the Derby directory is cleaned. >> BTW I did not check if I have the same issue, tell me if you need a such >> double-check... >> >> Jacques >> >> From: "BJ Freeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> it is not ofbiz fault >>> it is windows >>> clean-all does complete erase the complete derby >>> however when you go to rebuild it and you have not modified any files >>> the same directories and files come back >>> >>> I was getting very frustrated becuase I would do a clean all but when I >>> did a run-install and ran ofbiz the data I had put in manually showed up >>> again. >>> >>> still trying to figure out how to overcome this problem. >>> >>> sigh >>> >> >> >> > > > >
