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Backing Up and Restoring Data |
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Last Updated June 20th, 2008
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In
case of hardware failure or other error, it's a good idea to periodically
back up your data. It's best to
have your backups kept separately from your main database, e.g. on a USB key,
portable hard drive, or a separate computer.
This will prevent you from losing both your database and your backups in
case of a failure.
To
backup your data:
- From the File menu, under
Backup/Restoreā¦, choose Backup
Data.
- In the dialog
that pops up, choose a location in which to save the backup file.
- Click Save.
The
backed up data will be in the form of a file with a .IFI extension containing
the entire contents of your inFlow Inventory database.
In
the event of an error, you can restore your database from a backup. This should be done with caution, since all
changes (like new orders or customer information) made after the backup will be
lost.
To
restore your data from a backup:
- From the File menu, under
Backup/Restoreā¦, choose Restore
Data.
- Proceed
through the warning that pops up.
- Select the
backup file to restore from.
- Click Open.
inFlow
Inventory will then restart with the restored data.
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Comment #1 (Posted by Trevor
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Hi, I have a lot of trouble trying to backup data, I always receive the following error "Failed to backup Data. Check that Folder selected is accesible", the folder I am trying to backup to is my desktop with more than enough space available.
Have you seen this before?, if so what can we do to fix the problem. Thanks trveor
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Comment #2 (Posted by Louis
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Hi Trevor,
Can you email us (support@inflowinventory.com) your program log file. The file should be at Program Log File: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\inFlow Inventory\log.txt or on Vista C:\ProgramData\inFlow Inventory\log.txt Thanks. -Louis
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