The message repeated until 12th Apr when I ejected the ext hard drive, then a short time later, plugged it back in, and Time Machine back ups appeared to resume as normal, then on the 14th, Finder became unresponsive. So I deleted old back ups from Time Machine, and started deleting these from the Bin. How do I find a missing word doc that was created 10 days ago (7th Apr)?įor a week after 7th Apr, I kept getting messages that my Time Machine external drive was nearly full. Apple products are well designed in so many other areas.įinder unresponsive and files created in last 10 days are missing from iCloud and Time machine. Perhaps Apple support could ask their design department to make this kind of navigation more user friendly. Similar Query (2018, apparently unresolved) where does Ninox.db store its iCloud-data… - Apple CommunityĪny help or suggestions would be much appreciated.
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Unfortunately, when I did lose some data last night and happily went to use Time Machine to retrieve it, I discovered that I have no idea where to locate the Ninox database/s or how to point the Time Machine in the correct direction.Ī similar question has been asked before, but I don’t see any information that answers the question - and as one of the replies/comments stated - the Ninox forums seem rather confused about how to find the database on a Mac iCloud (A few answers include attempting coding and all kinds of things a non-techy mere mortal like me is unable to fathom.)
I was delighted to have (eventually) found a really good database to use on Mac - and as I have Time Machine running, I presumed earlier data would be retrievable if there were any problems with data loss or corruption. I think it is on iCloud on my Mac, but it may be on Dropbox on my Mac. I chose to store the data online so I can keep it synced with my various devices. Ideally, there should be a simple pathway to databases that is clear and which I am able to use in conjunction with Time Machine to restore an earlier version of the database. I can’t even figure how to perform a “Get info” search that would show the pathway to my Ninox database.
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Am asking this question because Apple appears to store the database/s in an obscure and difficult to locate position when installing the software ?.
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