PT DB full, now what?

[34TheTruth34]

my PokerTracker database is full, can I just open another one? If so, is there a way to link them together or something? Thanks.

[AncientPC]

Yes, No.

The latest PlayerViewNET supports using data from multiple databases.

[34TheTruth34]

does it just do it automatically? thanks for the help

[Alobar]

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does it just do it automatically? thanks for the help

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no, you have to tell it to do so. There is a button called "database manager" click that, youll know what to do from there

[MicroBob]

under File go to Maintain Database Names near the bottom of the options.
Voila, new database.

You'll want to open one database or another when viewing your (or someone else's ) stats.

You can use the option to 'combine database stats' when you export the stats.



I have one database that I use for my stats...and a different database that I use for datamining.

[Jesse Richman]

So is there anything from stopping us from, say, trading data-mined databases? Make a 2+2 DB repository somewhere so we can all have super-data?

[LALDAAS]

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So is there anything from stopping us from, say, trading data-mined databases? Make a 2+2 DB repository somewhere so we can all have super-data?

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Would that conflict the user agreement?

[Aceshigh7]

Why don't you people concentrate on becoming better poker players? Rather than using every unethical trick you can find to give you an edge? Don't yall feel like weinies using all that crap? You people may think your datamining and your heads up displays and your other tools give you an advantage, but it's not helping you become better players. Quite the opposite.

[moondogg]

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Why don't you people concentrate on becoming better poker players? Rather than using every unethical trick you can find to give you an edge? Don't yall feel like weinies using all that crap? You people may think your datamining and your heads up displays and your other tools give you an advantage, but it's not helping you become better players. Quite the opposite.

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I'm concerned about making more money. Becoming a better player is good and all, but it is just one factor in how much money you make.

As long as it is not cheating, I don't give a good goddamn about feeling like a weinie for exploiting an edge. What I DO care about is increasing my hourly rate.

You're not curing cancer. You're gambling to take money off of other people, many of whom do not understand the advantange you have, and many of whom cannot afford to lose the money. At what point in this process does it seem like a good idea to get on a self-righteous soapbox?

You seem to assume that that datamining is unethical. Good for you. I disagree. Better for me.

If you are playing for the sake of being a good player rather than playing to make money, your priorities are screwed up.

"Don't you feel like a weinie for bonus whoring?"
"Don't you feel like a weinie for intentionally playing in more profitable games against bad players rather than looking for a challenge?"
STFU.

[Cardzy]

Before this post goes to total crap about ethics, I have a serious question.

If you use one database for mining and another for your own, how do you import your own AND view others stats in a hud program while playing at the same time? The only thing I can think of is that you don't use a hud program you just use the export notes feature only. Am I right?