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Topic: Dictionary Upgrade 00000055

Upgrade 00000055  is now available from http://www.recorder6.info/page47.html   This update must be  be run from within Recorder 6 and requires version 6.29 or above.  Note that you will require a licence key to access these updates see https://forums.nbn.org.uk/viewtopic.php?id=7472

You should  backup your R6 DB before the update just in case of any major issues.

If you have run the new upgrade before and know how it works then you can go directly to the files at  http://www.recorder6.info/page50.html

It brings Recorder 6 into line with the UKSI at 23 August 2024

Please run report DIct 2 and check that the figures are in line with those accesed by clicking on  additional information.  Please report here any differences.

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2 Reply by nmrs (edited by nmrs 27-08-2024 10:01:43)

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Re: Dictionary Upgrade 00000055

Hi all,

Just a heads-up - Dictionary Update 00000055 failed on 2 copies of Recorder 6 for me when I elected to rebuild the indexes as part of the upgrade. For me rebuilding the indexes individually fixed the issue and the XML Report Dic2 returned the correct figures.

Les Evans-Hill
Senior Data Officer
Butterfly Conservation, Butterflies for the New Millennium and National Moth Recording Scheme

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3 Reply by HBRG Data Manager

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Re: Dictionary Upgrade 00000055

I had exactly that experience on my (single) copy of R6.

Murdo

4 Reply by martinsanford

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Re: Dictionary Upgrade 00000055

Same issue for me, the 'Update all indexes' routine crashed but I was able to rebuild each of the indexes separately
Martin Sanford SBIS

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