Database issues - lost posts, threads, and new Registers

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    Joe V

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Specializes in Programming / Strategist for allnurses.

Around 9:00pm EST, we had a database issue and lost over 21 hours worth of posts, threads, and new registered members.

If you registered after 4:00am today (June 20th), you will have to register again.

We apologize for the inconvenience.

Specializes in Trauma, ER, ICU, CCU, PACU, GI, Cardiology, OR.

i'm quite certain that those individuals that signed during the hours in question won't have any objections on re-signing to our great site....aloha~

Is there any expectation that lost information will be retrieved? I was helping someone with his resume and about half the thread is gone now! Sure hope he got to read it...

Specializes in Programming / Strategist for allnurses.

any data submitted yesterday is gone :(

sorry for the inconvenience

Specializes in L & D; Postpartum.

Not devastating here, but this is only one of the things i do not like about electronic charting....the possibility of losing information forever.

Not devastating here, but this is only one of the things i do not like about electronic charting....the possibility of losing information forever.

Same here. I guess regular "screen shots" would be helpful, but too expensive and cumbersome for the website.

Joe V, was was the nature of the database issue?

tntn and caliotter3, anything is possible, but hospitals go to great lengths to try to ensure that it doesn't happen. The potential liability is great if they lost a full day of patient information, including critical patient data. On the other hand, this site could lose a month's worth of posts, and it would be embarrassing, but I don't think anyone would sue them.

The risk with a paper record is that it could walk out the door, never to be seen again.

Specializes in L & D; Postpartum.

Undrstood, but our server has gone down more than once and it a giant pain when it does. I know it is here to stay, i cant tell how happy i am that i know how to do it on paper and i will be retiring soon.

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