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Originally Posted by Minimal23
I was playing speed holdem on ipoker (their version of zoom) and the hands were importing just fine until they just suddenly stopped.
Now I've lost a bunch of hands - they seem to have just disappeared from all folders and not registered.
What's with this?
HEM3 Beta User
a) Did you check the View - Import Details (also an icon in the status bar when importing) during the session, or the View - Import History after the session, to see if it was showing the hands as import errors or no details at all indicating the client stopped writing the hands? Import errors we can fix, if the client stopped writing hands that is something you need to address with the poker client software support team.
Did you use the HM3 'Send Feedback' system after it happened to send us logs and report the issue? If yes, please tell me your support ticket number generated by the feedback system. Here is a direct link to your My Tickets page -
https://support.holdemmanager.com/user/mytickets/
If not, send them now manually: Please
create a support ticket via the Contact Support link and if there is a forum thread with additional information please link to this thread and let us know your forum name if there are several people in the thread.
Attach your \Desktop\HM3Logs folder files (make sure you zip All the files/folders within it -
https://support.holdemmanager.com/su...les-to-support
b) Please try to create a new database: File - New Database* then manually import hands from that day/session via File - Import Folder - from C:\HM3Archive to see if they manually import to a new database.
*Please do not create your HM3 Database in a sub-folder of any cloud file hosting service (Dropbox, OneDrive,.Google Drive, etc) as it can cause database corruptions because it will constantly be syncing the database to the cloud while you are playing/importing.* You can configure HM3 to archive any auto imported hand history files to a cloud file hosting service folder if you choose to as that will not affect the SQLite database in any way, and you can obviously store any HM3 database backup files you create in a cloud folder instead of the default path HM3 suggests when backing up databases.
c) If you continue to have problems:send us all your original hand history files from the HM3Archive for that day.
Please zip and email the problem hand histories and tournament summaries to us using the 'Contact Support' link here -
https://support.holdemmanager.com/support/product/1 - for testing. Here is a direct link to your My Tickets page -
https://support.holdemmanager.com/user/mytickets/
Make sure you also include screenshots of your reports/filters and a detailed description by tournament number, session, hole cards, filter, stat, etc. of some of the errors we need to test.
All original hands that are auto-imported get moved to an archive for performance reasons. Your \HM3Archive is in C:\HM3Archive by default, but you may have put it anywhere. The archive should be organized by \Month\DayOfMonth (example: C:\HM3Archive\2016\07\31).
When sending any files please zip them (right-click - send to - compressed folder) before attaching them to an email. If the attachment is larger than 10MB please upload them to a file hosting site like dropbox, then 'copy public link' and paste the download link directly into the support ticket email.
Fozzy71
Customer Support