Re: WebDNA deletes major DB data big time

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texte = RE: WebDNA deletes major DB data big time

Sorry to hear about the dataloss...
We experianced the same problem several times.... but = never found the source or reason. But we before we change to a SQL = database we were backing up the most importent tables/files several = times a day....

Wishes you luck with the investigation...


Regards
Morten Dam Madsen


-----Original Message-----
From: Palle Bo Nielsen [mailto:powerpalle@powerpalle.dk<= /A>]
Sent: 28. januar 2004 18:04
To: WebDNA Talk
Subject: WebDNA deletes major DB data big time


Nice surprise today, when I arrived at the office. My = main WebDNA
databases had been almost entirely deleted. All data = from todays date
and back to June 2003 was gone... and that a lot of = data due to the
fact that I am running very popular IT news sites in = Danish...

Dunno what has happened - investigation starts now = !

Palle



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RE: WebDNA deletes major DB data big time

Sorry to hear about the dataloss...
We experianced the same problem several times.... but = never found the source or reason. But we before we change to a SQL = database we were backing up the most importent tables/files several = times a day....

Wishes you luck with the investigation...


Regards
Morten Dam Madsen


-----Original Message-----
From: Palle Bo Nielsen [mailto:powerpalle@powerpalle.dk<= /A>]
Sent: 28. januar 2004 18:04
To: WebDNA Talk
Subject: WebDNA deletes major DB data big time


Nice surprise today, when I arrived at the office. My = main WebDNA
databases had been almost entirely deleted. All data = from todays date
and back to June 2003 was gone... and that a lot of = data due to the
fact that I am running very popular IT news sites in = Danish...

Dunno what has happened - investigation starts now = !

Palle



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