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ABF--destroy---then--restore?

ABF--destroy---then--restore?

Post by JAMES TO » Fri, 21 Apr 1995 04:00:00



A developer accidentally destroyed an application in ABF and no other
things have been changes. All the source code still there.  We checked
the ii_object table, all objects still exist.

Then, we did the following:
1.  Went back to ABF, re-created the application (only the name, no    
    elements).
2.  Went into the application, re-created one of frame.  We got the    
    forms and the source code back

The question I have is: instead of restore one frame at a time, there
are any other ways that can restore the whole application at once?

Any help will be appreciated.  Thank you in advance.

 
 
 
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ABF--destroy---then--restore?

Post by in.. » Sat, 22 Apr 1995 04:00:00



> A developer accidentally destroyed an application in ABF and no other
> things have been changes. All the source code still there.  We checked
> the ii_object table, all objects still exist.

> Then, we did the following:
> 1.  Went back to ABF, re-created the application (only the name, no    
>     elements).
> 2.  Went into the application, re-created one of frame.  We got the    
>     forms and the source code back

> The question I have is: instead of restore one frame at a time, there
> are any other ways that can restore the whole application at once?

> Any help will be appreciated.  Thank you in advance.

If you had made a copy of the application by using the COPYAPP utility you
could always restore your application.  If you haven't, then think about
doing it periodically in the future :)

K. Lalchand

 
 
 
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1. ODP: Destroying many ABF frames

From the iiprtqry.log of a frame destroying session
it seems Ingres 2.5 only deletes a record from ii_objects
leaving a record in ii_abfobjects which references non-existing object_id.

-----Oryginalna wiadomo??-----

Wys3ano: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 1:54
Do: Wi?niewski, Piotr, (BRE AT)
Temat: Re: Destroying many ABF frames

I don't think we ever had an automated way to do it.  You could write
something to delete the rows from ii_objects, ii_abfobjects, and
ii_abfdependencies, but it might be a little tricky to get all the form
references deleted properly.  Shouldn't be too hard though.

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