Alexander Wagner a écrit : > Hi! > > You may remember that I posted this problem some time ago, and it still > persists. I did some additional observation but still can not say "do > this and that and you'll see". > > Anyway, it seems that once extensive (header?) searches are performed > through a database the memory indicees go out of sync with the database. > > Again I added some bibliographic data to a reference db, so I did a lot > of searching of the "a vs b, ignore colours" type. Now it happend that I > searched for a game Nimzowitsch vs Rubinstein, Dresden 1926. Searching > for the opponents yielded no result. Being absolutely sure that this > tournament should be in the database entirely (that time frame is > covered by the ChessBase Megabase 2006 which is one foundation of my > RefDB) I did several searches. I started out with full written names. > Then I shorted Rubinstein to several letters (Rubin, R), no result. > Performing a search for the event however using the tournament finder > produced the tournament and also the game. Performing the search by > names again however yielded still no results. Hence, I'd guess that the > players index was out of sync due to usage while the tournament index, > which I never used in this exercise was still ok. > What you describe is annoying, and I made some tries and don't get any error. Did you try to 'reset filter' before issuing a search ? When the bug is met, it would be also interesting to simply close/open the base, and not close / start Scid, just to see what happens. Also do you get this bug after having updated some games in a base, or simply opening the base and performing the search ? > I shut down scid, fired it up again, reopend the DB, searched for > Nimzowitsch vs. Rubinstein, et voila! It showed up in the result list in > the first hand. Therefore, I believe that once the index is read in > again everything is fine. Surely you'll not want to repeat what I did, > but I added the bibliography of Nimzowitschs famous "My System" and > failed at game 28 What do you mean by "failed" ? > (of the numbered ones, that is arround p.290 in my > german edition, so I did some searching before, but it's only about 50 > games in the whole, including those not found it should be still below > 100, not really that much.). > > Still I can not nail it but maybe it gives some clue? > Personaly I have no clue, as it would be necessary to have a method to reproduce it.
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