These seem to be the normal backup files, which are usually named with
the legacy database name from the .fdb and followed by a date and time
stamp and with extension .zip. Effectively, you can delete any of these,
though I would normally keep the last few plus ones later back if
needed. If you are using media files, these would create their own
backups with -media on the end and you might need to restore these
separately (I have never had to do this).
You can recover these through the normal Restore step in Legacy. If
needed you can open the default sample database and use that to get to
the Restore step.
Regards
Chris
------ Original Message ------
From: "Kir Rich" <kirric...@gmail.com>
To: LegacyUserGroup@legacyusers.com
Sent: 23/10/2020 14:42:10
Subject: [LegacyUG] Which file do I choose?
Each time I sign out from Legacy, I am asked to backup any changes I
made. This makes a new updated file with the latest information. I now
have a folder with an overabundance of files.
Can the old ones be deleted?
My second question is, recently had to have a new OS installed due to a
locked up computer. So the old data was saved in a separate location,
reinstalled the OS and now I don't know which of the many data files to
click on that I want to reinstall.
Any suggestions?
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