hand history problem after emailing a database !!!

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hand history problem after emailing a database !!!

Postby Lastan » Mon Oct 06, 2008 1:55 am

I am a member of a group of players on 2+2 forum that exchange hand histories every month with some other member for a review. What I usually do is import HH (200 hands) into PT2 and as I replay the hands I write notes in the replayer window which are saved later.
When I send back reviewed hands to my partner I send him a .mdb file where those hand were imported and notes saved. The problem is when we link that emailed file to a certain database in PT on a new computer, all hands are there and all the notes are there but there is no hand history when trying to replay a hand again. What are we missing here?

Thank you,
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Re: hand history problem after emailing a database !!!

Postby ptrack pat » Mon Oct 06, 2008 8:15 am

The text of the hand histories are saved in a separate database file, the hhdb.mdb file. You have to send that file as well and the other person has to put it on their computer in a separate folder and use the Utilities > Database Maintenance and Options window, Hand History DB's tab to link to that file.
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Re: hand history problem after emailing a database !!!

Postby Lastan » Mon Oct 06, 2008 8:43 am

Thanks for a quick reply, I looked in my PT directory and that file hhdb.mdb is huge, is there a way to keep one small file like that just for the purpose of hand exchange thing?
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Re: hand history problem after emailing a database !!!

Postby ptrack pat » Mon Oct 06, 2008 12:15 pm

The only way would be for you to do what is detailed in the first part of this FAQ
viewtopic.php?f=30&t=1377

Which is what people have to do once their hand history db maxes out which is basically to rename the hhdb.mdb file and download a new blank file to start using.
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