New Software: Holdem Manager

[beaster]

I'm using 0.11, and I tried running the "by Position" report filtered on one hand, KQo, and the report came back blank. The table headers were there, but no results.

[rvg72]

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Any idea what this error means?

"unable to read data from the transport connection. an existing connection was closed by the remote host"

I installed postgreSQL the other day. It's working flawlessly with PT (I just converted my PT db the other day) + PAHUD + etc..

I installed HM and ran it. The initial dialog told me it made a successful connection and asked if I wanted to make a database because it didn't find one.

I chose no (because one of my less technical friends was having troubles figuring out how to make a new DB after NOT creating one initially) and then the above error popped up.

It kept popping up everytime I started HM. I tried to restart postgreSQL and it didn't help. I was going to reboot but decided not to and uninstalled HM for the time being with intentions to try it again after you clean up bugs.

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Hi, could you close HM then open up your program files\rvg software\holdem manager\config\holdemmanager.config file and the section that has ConnectionString that will look something like:

<setting name="ConnectionString">DATABASE=HoldemManagerB eta;SERVER=localhost;PORT=5432;UID=postgres;PWD=po stgrespass</setting>

change it to

<setting name="ConnectionString"></setting>

and relaunch HM. It should prompt you again to setup the connection and then create the database.

Thanks,

rvg

[rvg72]

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I'm using 0.11, and I tried running the "by Position" report filtered on one hand, KQo, and the report came back blank. The table headers were there, but no results.

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Can you try removing all filters using clear filters and then run the position report and see if anything comes up. If it does then try going in and re-selecting KQo and exit and run the report again.

Thanks,

rvg

[Shoe Lace]

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It should prompt you again to setup the connection and then create the database.

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The problem is I wanted to start the application without creating a database.

Somehow my friend managed to get into the app without creating a database so I wanted to replicate that.

Btw the app does work when I let it make one initially.

[rvg72]

People with 0 hand import problem, could you try closing HM and opening it back up and use Import File and select a hand history file you have definately never tried to import before and let me know if it has the same problem.

Got a couple of different theories I'm working on but unfortunately haven't been able to duplicate yet.

Thanks,

Roy

[shipitkthx]

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People with 0 hand import problem, could you try closing HM and opening it back up and use Import File and select a hand history file you have definately never tried to import before and let me know if it has the same problem.

Got a couple of different theories I'm working on but unfortunately haven't been able to duplicate yet.

Thanks,

Roy

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rvg check your PMs, just sent u a message regarding this.

[diggla]

Hold'em Manager is unable to import any hand histories here. It always returns: 0 imported, 0 duplicates, 0 errors for both PartyPoker and PokerStars Hand Histories.

Tried it with importing one file and auto import.

The Import Testing tool recognizes the hand histories and returns the correct number of hand blocks.

[rvg72]

Thanks for letting me know - I was pretty sure that this was the case but just wanted to make sure.

rvg

[Poker_Student]

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People with 0 hand import problem.....

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I am only able to load observed hands but not otherwise.

FYI I am running Postgres 8.2.

random thought - is it due to disk limitation. My PT DB is already pretty large. Checked while typing - disk still has 6GB free space. So should not be a constraint. Is there any limitation on the DB size that Postgres could handle?

[_dave_]

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Is there any limitation on the DB size that Postgres could handle?

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Only limited by available disk capacity according to this:

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/faqs.FAQ.html#item4.4