Kbase P48006: How to get a file restored back into a Roundtable database w
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
10/14/2003 |
|
Status: Unverified
GOAL:
How to get a file restored back into a Roundtable database when it was deleted and without affect the version history?
FACT(s) (Environment):
Dynamics 2.0A
FACT(s) (Environment):
Roundtable
FIX:
1. Make a backup of the Roundtable database and the ICFDB database for
the workspace. Use Dynamics DataSet Export for this.
2. Manually dump the RYCSO dataset for the object that is in ICFDB and
is missing from Roundtable. Keep the resulting .ado file in a temporary
directory.
3. Go to the module in Roundtable that the object belongs to and use
File | Assign Object, and use the Find button to search for the object
in the repository. As the object has been checked in several times
before, it will just have been deleted from the workspace and not
permanently from the Roundtable repository.
When the object is found, ASSIGN this to the workspace. This will result
in the actual .ado file for the object being extracted to disk from the
Roundtable database. It will also result in the contents of this file
being loaded into the ICFDB database. Therefore, we have to replace the
old contents that are now being loaded into the repository with the data
from the newly dumped .ado file ...
4. Load the contents of the temporary .ado file into the ICFDB database
using the Dynamics DataSet Import tool. This will get the data into the
ICFDB database.
5. Check out the object in Roundtable
6. Check the object back in.
The object should now be back in Roundtable with the correct data, and
this can now be migrated to other workspaces and included in deployments.