After I restored all of my T3 contents (lost after a battery drainage), Diddlebug 2.60 repeatedly asked me to delete reminders, or else it would crash (and it dit, I tried). I had to do that for every single sketch (about 50), even though none had an alarm set, and after that my DiddleBug database was empty :(
As I had to perform another HotSync to restore other things, the PDB got backed up over the previous version, and I thus lost all sketches :(
Could his be due to a faulty migration between PDB formats? I upgraded to a version 2.60 a while ago, and I recall having display problems with sketches that then seemed mis-sized for the screen.
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Luc Le Blanc
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as you have guessed, a faulty migration seems to be the problem. DiddleBug then recognizes errors in the file format (which would lead to a crash) and ask whether the user wants to delete the sketch ("reminder" is DiddleBug terminology for an individual entry, regardless of whether it has an alarm set, or not).
Greetings,
Peter
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After I restored all of my T3 contents (lost after a battery drainage), Diddlebug 2.60 repeatedly asked me to delete reminders, or else it would crash (and it dit, I tried). I had to do that for every single sketch (about 50), even though none had an alarm set, and after that my DiddleBug database was empty :(
As I had to perform another HotSync to restore other things, the PDB got backed up over the previous version, and I thus lost all sketches :(
Could his be due to a faulty migration between PDB formats? I upgraded to a version 2.60 a while ago, and I recall having display problems with sketches that then seemed mis-sized for the screen.
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Luc Le Blanc
Hi,
as you have guessed, a faulty migration seems to be the problem. DiddleBug then recognizes errors in the file format (which would lead to a crash) and ask whether the user wants to delete the sketch ("reminder" is DiddleBug terminology for an individual entry, regardless of whether it has an alarm set, or not).
Greetings,
Peter