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[YoshiYashiki]

Not unless Mike reintroduces it back into the program. Not sure why it is so important. The hands at showdown display on the HUD doesnt show anything extra as to what is shown in the full tilt hand history display or from using the HUD's past hands display.

[uncleshady]

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Not unless Mike reintroduces it back into the program. Not sure why it is so important. The hands at showdown display on the HUD doesnt show anything extra as to what is shown in the full tilt hand history display or from using the HUD's past hands display.

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more convenient to see what people were playing when im datamining 9 tables.

[uncleshady]

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Not unless Mike reintroduces it back into the program. Not sure why it is so important. The hands at showdown display on the HUD doesnt show anything extra as to what is shown in the full tilt hand history display or from using the HUD's past hands display.

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Ive been playing with this feature now and its even better than what i was missing. All is well thanks for the help.

[corny]

Hey mike, I have a question about datamining.
On Fulltilt, the dataminefiles (.tmp HHfiles) are deleted when the table gets closed. So I think RThud saves the database stuff when you close it or you manually press "Save database". Does it remember the old tables when they close and saves them to the database instantly?
So when a tables gets closed automatically from my datamine program the .tmp file gets deleted and the database doesn't update, right?
Maybe you can include a timer similar to PT to save the database every x minutes to save the stats from tables which break down.

[mikechops]

The hands are imported into the database immediately they are played. So long as you either save the database or shutdown properly, that stats generated will be saved even if the table is closed.

What isn't saved is the actual hand history itself. The FT client deletes the hand history when the table is closed. There is an option to move the observed files to the arhive directory. This saves a copy of the file to the archive each time RT detects new data has been written (i.e. a hand is completed). I'd recommend you use that option if you are doing a lot of datamining.