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Close Ami. Don't delete any files in the old database. Deleting the wrong file will ruin your database.
Rename it by adding BU to the end of the name to make sure it does not change. If you don't rename the existing database creating a new one with the same name will erase all the data in the old database.
Start Ami and create a new database with a new name. Then close Ami.
Copy all the files in the old database, except the "_" file and paste them into the new database. Say yes to the replace all caution message.
Now start AMI and see what you have. The broker.watch is your watch list. Layouts contains all the formulas you had in your old database.
You will now have to copy all the indicators you created into the new database Formulas file.
Once you back fill all the symbols you may want to delete amy symbols you don't need. There is a cleanup program to do that in tools.
That should get you back to where you were before the crash.
Barry
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Jerry Gress" <pleasenospamplease@xxx> wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
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> Due to a back up battery UPC (found out it is defective) turning off my main
> trading computer (numerous times) I have spent many hours trying to
> understand the Data file. After looking at 5 diff computers that have been
> used either current or in past and downloading a new trial on an untouched
> computer I have the following:
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> 1. On a new data base these are the following files: First sub file is
> "_," then '0' to'9', Layouts, and 'a' thru 'z' with 'Watch.lists,
> broker.master, broker.watch, and broker.workspace'. = 42 total. All these
> under the main file like "Mydata".
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> 2. Now the problem, if connection has been lost then on mine I have
> under "_ " another mass of files which where: "_" to '9' plus 'A to Z' plus
> 'Broker.watch' and under Zero file and N file. Seems to me just spread
> around. N file cause trading the NQ is the only screen up. I think!
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> 3. I do have broker.watch under some other sub files.
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> Under 5.09 Help under Files and directories used by Amibroker there is no
> mentioned of "broker.watch" as part of the files?
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> Quote in the help file:
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> "In almost all cases, you should NOT touch files in an AmiBroker database,
> as the program manages them automatically, and no user intervention is
> required."
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> If I delete these extra files they do no come back, as of yet!
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> So the question is: Is this normal?
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> And do you have multiply copies under some of these files?
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> Jerry
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> P.s. Any input will be appreciated. I'm trying to solve a problem of the
> disappearing indicator of which only has happen since above.
>
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