deleting old pokertracker files

evain · #1 04-13-2005, 08:22 AM

Hi guys

My pokertracker file is 70,000 hands in size and on my outdated PC it whirrs and grinds while importing the files into pokertracker as I update every 15 minutes. This does not affect my play unless I am running 3 games all with gametime - and then it leads to missing hands and me losing my disconnect protect.

Any advice (apart from buying a new PC, I know) like how to get rid of old 1-2 and 2-4 chunks on pokertracker which take up most of the memory?

Apologies if this is an old or dumb question but like your mum said - stick to what you are good at, son.

cheers

Evain

Mike Haven · #2 04-13-2005, 02:51 PM

after PT has sucked out the information that it needs from within the hand histories you probably have it set to move them to a folder called "poker tracker processed files" or somesuch

i would assume you could delete some or all of the files in there every now and then

nnoobi · #3 04-13-2005, 03:09 PM

Utilities | Database Maintenance and Options -- this will allow you to purge individual sessions.

Compacting your database can't hurt.

You might consider greating a new database. (File | maintain Poker Tracker Database Names.) You would want to switch it to be the default -- you might change settings in GT+ to have it point to the correct one.

I'm not sure if GT+ is supporting multiple databases yet. PlayerView is. That way you would get the improved response time of importing into an empty database without losing your 70K hands of history.

rabbit

DanS · #4 04-13-2005, 08:46 PM

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Utilities | Database Maintenance and Options -- this will allow you to purge individual sessions.

Compacting your database can't hurt.

You might consider greating a new database. (File | maintain Poker Tracker Database Names.) You would want to switch it to be the default -- you might change settings in GT+ to have it point to the correct one.

I'm not sure if GT+ is supporting multiple databases yet. PlayerView is. That way you would get the improved response time of importing into an empty database without losing your 70K hands of history.

rabbit

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Aww fuuck. I misinterpreted this, and thought that by deleting these files, they were still in the database and just not in the empirepoker/handhistories/playername file. So, I started deleting, and shrunk my database by 5k hands.

Is there any way to retrieve the files now?? [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

Dan