Notecaddy Error logs after HEM2 crashes

[Azalin]

I had a couple of HEM2 crashes in a new Windows installation (for details you can check out this thread: http://forums.holdemmanager.com/bug-...tallation.html) which appear to be solved after reinstalling .NET framework but I noticed now that notecaddy reports errors in its logs while creating notes.

Also, postgresql logs appear to be full of errors too.

As you can understand Sreti I am very worried that my database is corrupt and I need to create a new one and recreate notes which is very time consuming in my 10,5mil database with almost 1000 NC defs...

I attach both logs (notecaddy and postgresql) to take a look at in hope you can tell that aint so :/

Thanks for your time.

postgresql-2013-02-10_172238.7z notecaddyerror logs.7z

[sreticentv]

These logs clearly show that your database is corrupt

[Azalin]

damn it (

As a side note do you think its a good idea to preload all the NC notes on such a big database (using the latest NC build) ? I have 16Gb of RAM

thanks for the fast reply Sreti

[sreticentv]

if you're not playing zoom/rush then definitely it's not worth it. If you are, give it a shot and see if hm2 melts or not. One thing that sucks about WPF (the technology hm2/nc are built on) is that even if you have 999 gb of memory, once you use > 2 gb the program is unusable. That's why for the other software I'm building (RangeMeister) I use a separate process for caching data - similar to how hm1 did it

[Azalin]

So I created a new database, imported hands (around 6mil this time) and started creating notes. Everything seems fine (no crashes or anything like that) but today I noticed more NC errors in the logs.. HEM2 logs appear normal at a first glance and so are the postgresql logs.

I attach the new logs Sreti

(I ran Win 7 pro, 2.4.3 NC, .7683 HEM2)


PS
What happened to rangemeister? I remember downloading and trying the program 2 years ago. It looked very interesting..

[sreticentv]

Some errors in there are normal while it has to do retries due to threads blocking etc. As long as there are no XXX0 errors like in the first one, it is nothing to worry about.

RM is still being built but as a different type of software now