[DXBase] location of MDB files
FireBrick
FireBrick" <[email protected]
Sat, 4 Jan 2003 06:27:34 -0600
Yeah it would Phil
Except for one small possibility.
I originally intended to do something similar.
But .....
I knew that sooner or later I would make some monumental mistake.
So...what I do is take the extra time and effort first to backup my .mdb
files to a safe place.
Then COPY the .mdb files to My Documents/Contests.
I then copy the contest log to this subdirectory.
Run my import saving to this same subdirectory.
After I'm sure all went well.
I then COPY back to the DXBase directory.
Because I do a lot of contests and so do the stations I qsl manage, I have
to do these extra steps almost every week.
But I've never lost my good, W9OL.mdb file even though I have had imports
fail for other reasons.
Seems like the 2 minutes of effort is good insurance.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil ON4VP" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2003 3:37 AM
Subject: [DXBase] location of MDB files
Jack,
I have my main log (database file ON4VP.MDB) in the standard dxbase
directory (.../prog files/.../dxbase2003).
I have to import most of my digital mode contacts from other software.
Every time I need to navigate trough all subdirs to find my MDB source file.
Is it possible to move this file to another directory (f.e.
G:\LOGS\ON4VP.MDB) where my other logs are.
This would make importing lot faster without having to navigate all the time
...
thanks, Phil
ON4VP
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