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Re: SyncCM and Backup
- To: pilotmgr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, rubenb@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: SyncCM and Backup
- From: mindless@moshpit (Alan Harder)
- Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1998 09:29:35 -0800
- Sender: owner-pilotmgr@moshpit
> I use both SyncCM to sync my calendar manager, and Backup to backup
> everything.
> Anyone have an opinion of which order they should be done?
I put Backup at the end, so all changes made during the sync get backed up
too.
> It seems that, even if nothing on the pilot has changed, Backup always
> pulls DateBookDB from the pilot rather than the previous archive; I
> assume because the intervening SyncCM changes the lastSyncTime.
Probably not actually. The reason is that the pilot isn't too smart about
knowing if a db has really been modified, so it tells pilotmgr to update the
backup even if you just *open* and read the calendar on your pilot, but make
no changes.
(I don't think a SyncCM run with no changes would case Backup to do a backup,
but it's possible as this is also a read operation touching the db)..
> And why, after a "No changes" sync, would SyncCM/pilot-cm.db
> have a size_pilot of 139, but a size_cm of 140?
hmm.. not sure. maybe 1 appt on cm falls outside your sync date range?
- Alan
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