Problem solved.
I exported the few Q's that I had logged since the 6/30 backup, renamed my current log, opened the 6/30 backup, saved it as my current log, imported the Q's from after the 6/30 backup, did a recompute, and all is back to normal. Made a backup, and I'm back in business.
I don't have a clue as to what I did to clear all of the QSL S/R info. Glad I had a recent backup that was OK.
73,
Bob WB2NVR
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--- In dxlab@yahoogroups.com, "wb2nvr" <wb2nvr@...> wrote:
Some additional information. My log backup for July 1, 2009 also has the QSL status missing, but the backup for June 30, 2009 appears to be OK. I don't recall when I upgraded DXKeeper, but I usually upgrade as soon as I notice that a new version is available.
Please let me know if you'd like me to send my 6/30 and 7/7 logs to you.
Thanks again!
73,
Bob WB2NVR
--- In dxlab@yahoogroups.com, "wb2nvr" <wb2nvr@> wrote:
Hi Dave -
After running a Recompute, I noticed that my DXCC totals on the Summary dropped from 218 to 161. On checking further, I noticed that all of the Sent and Received selections (S, R, N...) in DXKeeper have been cleared. If a QSL was sent or received, the date is still shown, as is the QSL method.
I'm using DXK 7.9.5, and the latest entry in the Error Log is:
29-Jun-2009 20:45:11 > DXKeeper version 7.8.4
29-Jun-2009 20:45:11 > App.Path : C:\Program Files\DXLab Suite\DXKeeper
29-Jun-2009 20:45:11 > App.exe : DXKeeper
29-Jun-2009 20:45:11 > Operating System: Windows XP build 2600
29-Jun-2009 20:45:11 > Country : United States
29-Jun-2009 20:45:11 > Language : English (United States)
29-Jun-2009 20:45:11 > DXLab Apps : [CC,PF,DXV,SC]
29-Jun-2009 22:01:21 > program error 6 in module DXLogModule.GetBandNameForFreq: Overflow
29-Jun-2009 22:22:47 > program error 6 in module DXLogModule.GetBandNameForFreq: Overflow
29-Jun-2009 23:04:52 > DXKeeper shutdown
Can you configure a script so that I can reset the QSL status to Sent and Received, based on the date in the corresponding field?
Thanks in advance!
73,
Bob WB2NVR
