That makes sense. But it still might be helpful to add an additional
safeguard (like a pop-up message, for example). I've seen cases where
the log returns only one error--something insignificant--and the user
decides they can live with it. So they click OK, thinking they're
exiting the screen, moving on. But instead they may have inadvertently
corrupted their database.
Dave Page wrote:
> Pierce Tyler wrote:
>> This may be more of a feature request/suggestion than a bug. But here's
>> the issue: After finishing a restore using the Windows version (tested
>> in 1.6.3, but was also present in 1.4.x), if you click the "OK" button
>> when you're done, the restore process runs a 2d time--which is not
>> desirable. I've used the program enough to know I should select "CANCEL"
>> instead. But the distinction between OK and CANCEL (or "DONE", which I
>> believe I've seen in some versions) is not totally clear. The bottom
>> line is it's far too easy for a user to click OK thinking they're doing
>> the right thing, when in fact it's not the right thing to do.
>
> If the restore doesn't return a success code the button stays at OK so
> you can tweak the options and try again. If it does return a success
> code (zero), the button changes to Done. The same applies to the backup
> dialogues.
>
> Regards, Dave
>
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Pierce Tyler
Dir. of Product Support
OpenMFG, LLC
757.461.3022, ext. 103
www.openmfg.com
