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Phil Simon
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Posts: 135
5/11/2006 12:34 PM
End-user ran a series of purge programs - including PR300. Fortunatley, he ran the PR300 with the option of creating a copy file (written to the work directory). We need to bring these records back and are looking for guidance. I suppose that there are two options: MS add-ins and importdb. There's no conversion program for PRDISTRIB.
Anyone have any tips in advance? Thank you!
Phil Simon
John Henley
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Posts: 3348
5/15/2006 8:49 PM
As long as the data integrity is consistent (i.e. they have all of the archived files), you should be able to use importdb. I would copy your current data to a test product line and load via importdb ALL of the archived files, and run some reports (e.g. PR260) to verify, etc.
Phil Simon
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5/16/2006 1:55 PM
Thanks! I think that they had found another solution but I'll make sure to pass this along.
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