I've been using firebase-realtime-database for a year now and it's been working fine. Today part of my data just disappeared. I haven't made any code changes. Is there anyway to see what happened? I do have a backup. The data was there yesterday and not today.
Thanks,
Stephen
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Now i am using Microsoft Access 2016 and suddenly i can't open one of my tables.Its say "Not a valid bookmark".
After using compact and repair,that table is missing.
I can't export the database,That error is always.I have no idea why.
I was checked other answer and It doesn't make clue.
Please help me.
That's a corruption issue. Running C&R is your only method to get it cleaned up.
So, revert to the latest backup, restore data otherwise somehow, or - if essential and valuable data are lost - contact a paid restore service.
A reputable service can be found here.
Not sure if you made a back up before C&R so whether or not you still have that trouble-table.
Create a brand new db. Import into it everything from the problem db EXCEPT that trouble-table. Sanity check that all this behaves ok.
Create another new db - and import into it only the trouble table. It probably still won't open but it might. If it does - export the data out to excel; create a new table in your other new db; and import the data back in. If it does not open try another C&R with this new db file. If still no joy I think you'll have to create a new table.
You'll want to try and determine how this happened - I rarely see a totally corrupt table. A move to a new edition i.e. 2016 - if it is a big jump such as from 2003 - I have seen where things are less forgiving. Be sure if this is multi user that the db application is split and every user has their own front end file - this is the primary cause of corruption these days.
I have several projects on firebase, all migrated to the new console.
In one of them I can't edit data in the console when I'm on some levels.
On deeper levels it works just fine...
Does it happen to anyone else?
Adding screenshots:
By puf:
Firebase now adds the reason it happens:
That "solves" the issue for me, I truely have plenty of data in there.
How do you update the database every time there is a fresh install/reinstall?
Looked in the docs, can't find anything - so what ends up happening, if I have changed my models, I will get a SQLlite error upon a fresh update.
Thanks
I think you can use :
Titanium.App.version
It will give you app version(Store it), at the time of initialization of your app check the current version.If it does not matches the one you have stored, just delete and recreate the database.
check out the Documentation here.
Hope it helps.
I have a page where I have a link with an ics file.
Using safari the problem is that when downloading and importing the event into the calendar is showing the wrong event, precissely an old one.
The strange situation of this is that obviously some cache or trace from the old file is getting gathered instead of the new ics file, more strange to me at least is the fact that I deleted everything like cache history, calendar entries, etc. , even changed the URL to an invalid one and then does nothing, and the correct one still remains with the old event information from 3 months old.
I tried searching here and internet about reason of this behaviour but I havent find any logical reason.
I also changed all settings under icloud and under Mail,contacts, Calendars without success.
Does anyone knows about this weird behaviour Im facing?
Ok I solved my problem.
The issue was the UID on the .ics. Needs to be Unique and I had it repeated.
Probably is a "stupid" reason but got me crazy. I leave this for someone who would have this kind of "stupid" issue in the future.
I added new rows to my database through SQLiteManager but I cannot see those values in my tableview. My old values are seen. More interestingly, I deleted my database file but I can see my old values again in my tableview. When I created new database with new name, it sees that. How can I make it perceive new values?
Not directly an answer as there are at least two SQLite Managers.
SQLiteManager (standalone) and SQLite Manager the Firefox Plugin.
If you haven't tried the Firefox Plugin yet I'd strongly recommend doing so. I'm very happy with it and have never touched another SQLite Browser since.