Forum: Geek Forum Topic: I F'ed Up started by: Wiley Posted by Wiley on Jul. 22 2002,23:31
I just realized I deleted a database.FUX0R!!!!! No backup ..it's gone ..I'm starting data recovery, hopefully nothing was written onto those sectors. I realized it about a millisecond too late ...damn I hate when I blow it. Posted by Necromancer on Jul. 23 2002,00:36
i call for a minutes silence for so much porn being lost off of wileys "database" may we pray his wife never finds his collection again.
Posted by just_dave on Jul. 23 2002,01:39
/me crosses his fingers for WileyI had a guy do that to a music store database the day I was setting up the backup server. Just thankfuly we had a partial backup .. he only had to re enter about 300 items and barcodes.. dave edit: <noobness>Check the recycle bin</noobness> I am not that big of a noob i just wanted to be stupid and I accomplished that. Posted by Wiley on Jul. 23 2002,03:20
Um ...I hope you are not seriously suggesting that I failed to look in the recycle bin /me checks recycle bin Hey everybody ...it looks like the Data Recovery was a success!!! I wish that were the case I wrote the thing to a scratch drive on the network while I was testing some other stuff and deleted my scratch drive. No recycle bin. The database wasn't in production and wasn't in the backup routine but I had some live data in there. Posted by just_dave on Jul. 23 2002,04:05
I knew better Wiley.... was yanking ya chain. hehe on a network delete there is no recycle bin though .. except in older versions of novel there was like a dump que or something ... cant remember exactly. Wish you could have saved it though. Pisses me off when I do things like that. dave Posted by Beldurin on Jul. 23 2002,04:08
damn dude...sounds like the time my dumb ass reformatted my HDD after backing up everything but that one important directory that had the source files for the images I was working on...sounds just like that...except important.Sorry, dude Posted by Wiley on Jul. 23 2002,05:17
Update:Recovered an older version of the database with a data recovery tool I had on another drive ...I'm not quite sure why I could get the older one (which was removed in June) and not the one that was wiped out today. I didn't write anything to the drive before the recovery. I'm missing a few hundred records, but at least it's something. Ontrack works pretty damn good for being a cheap ass data recovery tool. Posted by ic0n0 on Jul. 23 2002,08:01
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