Can't find a tourney

[zoboualou]

Hello,

I played 3 tournaments last Sunday. 2 of them have been correctly imported by HM (even if the buy-in is incorrect). The 3rd one does not appear in the data view.

On the two imported, I was eliminated. On the one not imported, the tournament stopped after the 5 first got a package ( it does not appear in 'incomplete' either).

The 3 tournaments were played on Everest Poker.
I had 1.09 when i imported, now upgraded to 1.09.02.
Everest hh folder has disappeared, that should mean that it has been imported. (?)

Any guess ?

[fozzy71]

To get all your missed hands imported

1) Right-Click your Desktop > New > Folder.
2) Go to your \HMArchive folder - To verify the path, go to Options > Configure Auto Import Folders > Edit > Archive Folder: _________.
3) Open that folder and copy the hands (folders of hands) you think it has missed. The archive should be organized by \Month\DayOfMonth (example: D:\HMArchive\2009\07\31). Also get any hand files that are in your \poker site\hand history folder.
4) Paste them into your new desktop folder > HM > Import From Folder.

Try importing them to a new DB as well.

*Try creating a new UTF DB - http://www.holdemmanager.net/faq/afmviewfaq.aspx?faqid=146
*Now import a small portion of your \HMArchive so you can see if the problem exists in the new DB - http://www.holdemmanager.net/faq/afmviewfaq.aspx?faqid=173
*If the new DB seems to work properly, you will want to import the rest of your archives to the new DB, export/import the hands from the old DB to the new DB, and export/import any player notes and tourney summaries - and then delete the old DB. - http://www.holdemmanager.net/faq/afmviewfaq.aspx?faqid=21

Make sure you export/backup everything before deleting the old DB - http://www.holdemmanager.net/forum/showthread.php?t=20754



If that doesnt help Please zip and email the problem hand histories, with a link to this thread, to support@holdemmanager.net

[zoboualou]

I tried the 1st solution, import shows 379 errors, that is the number of hands I played.

I'll try the second solution and let you know what happens.