Suggestion for data base problem

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Suggestion for data base problem

Postby O1 on Fri Sep 09, 2005 7:48 am

Was reading the thread on the database problem but was unable to post because I am not a privileged member. :wink:

Please do not underestimate the gold mine of data that you guys have accumulated. The historical value alone will be irreplaceable and in 20 years time reading over some of the old posts might even manage a smile.

Suggestion is to restore database to a second site and have a link back to d70 historical data. Could even call it the archives. This of course is if the decision is taken to go with the new.

There must be more than two options and there are some smart guys on this forum so maybe there is a better option that we have not thought of yet.

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Postby birddog114 on Fri Sep 09, 2005 7:54 am

As mentioned on the other thread!
I support the full restoration!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Postby hARDWARE on Fri Sep 09, 2005 8:14 am

I'm a relatively new user - joined a couple of days before it all went pear-shaped - I haven't made a huge contribution yet but I found the stockpile of questions/answers/pictures etc. invaluable in helping me decide how I want to proceed in purchasing equipment, in providing advise about various issues, and of course the sharing of photographic experience and expertise.

Thankyou to all those who have contributed and especially those who obviously work hard to run this place. It would be a real shame to lose that accumulated knowledge.

Not sure if this helps much but that's my couple of cents worth.(+gst)
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