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Postgre

Postby lol23 » Wed Aug 16, 2017 5:52 pm

My postgre takes 60GB at this point. Is there a way to reduce it (like deleting older part of DB or something) without uninstalling it?
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Re: Postgre

Postby Flag_Hippo » Thu Aug 17, 2017 6:44 am

To do that you can purge older hands you no longer want however purging is a very involved process and purging any large number of hands from such a large database will take a considerable amount of time. If you want to remove a significant proportion of the hands you may well find it faster to import the hands you want to keep into a new database instead and then delete the original database.
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Re: Postgre

Postby lol23 » Thu Aug 17, 2017 10:42 am

import the hands you want to keep into a new database instead and then delete the original database.


can you name a step by step process to do this please?
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Re: Postgre

Postby Flag_Hippo » Thu Aug 17, 2017 12:32 pm

To create a new database see this guide. Once that database is created you can import hands into it via 'Play Poker > Get Hands from Disk'. Depending on the number of hands you want to keep this import may take some time so you would want to schedule this to start at the most convenient time as you cannot import manually and use PokerTracker 4 on live tables at the same time. If required you can break the import up into smaller chunks/folders and build up the database gradually.

With regards to the hand histories themselves you can import the original files from your 'Processed' folder (which you can access via the "File -> Open User Data Folder" option) although if you play tournaments and have manually entered a large number of tournament results I'd recommend exporting the tournaments from the original database where you entered the results and this will create summary files, which contain your manual results, and you can import those instead of the original hand histories.

Incidentally if you have manual player notes you want to keep then you can export/import those via the 'Database -> Notes' menu option. Finally if you are happy you have everything you need in the new database you can go ahead and delete the original database to get that disk space back.
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