GIGA-TMS TR4020, Руководство пользователя

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The Database icon provides a rough measure of the number of records in the database (in 25%
increments). Icon on Figure below depicts the situation when more then 50% of total database capacity is
already used up. Note, that this includes both “old” and “new” records. The old records may not be visible
during the save or upload operation, but they are still there and they do occupy a database space.
C.2.4. Clearing up the database
space
When your database becomes full, the
TR40xx won’t be able to accept new data
unless you reclaim some database space.
Normally, you do this by deleting the old
data. You do this by executing the
Delete
saved data command. Another way is to
clear entire database by using the Delete
all data command. Use the latter command
with some caution- you will permanently
delete all the data, and this includes the data that was probably never saved before.
C.2.5. Repairing the database
In the unlikely event of the database malfunction, you can repair the database either by initializing it
using the Delete all data command, or you can recover the database using the Recover data command.
After the recovery, the database appears to be 100% full with new records. Therefore, saving the data
to the disk or uploading the data to the PC after the data recovery will get you entire database memory
contents. Naturally, not all the data may be valid. The database memory may contain garbage records,
some newer records may have overlapped the older ones, etc. Nevertheless, the data recovery is your last
hope to retrieve the data you are looking for. Data recovery is also effective in case you initialize the
database by accident.