But the last time I noticed something I do not understand:
The pages that were missing from the tree of content are accessible from macroscripts writen in C #, and not only them also their properties and childrens.
Specifically can be accessed from the parent node using a loop: foreach (DynamicNode ghost in child.GetChildrenAsList).... and once inside using ghost.GetPropertyValue and another loop.
I accessed the database (using SQL Server Compaq Toolbox) and queried by id and parentId the tables: cmsContent, cmsContentXml, cmsPropertyData, umbracoNode and umbracoRelation. I have found no trace of the missing pages. Even after repairing the database.
Is there somewhere else where to look?
Thanks for readme.txt
Arturo Soler
UPDATE: I've migrated the database to MS SQL Server 2012, no changes.
I refreshed the cache XML with umbraco.library.RefreshContent().
I guess when we delete a page in backoffice, the system automatically refreshes the cache, but in case of malfunction of the database, the cache does not forget and we see ghosts
I think I'll use SQL Server as of now. It's a shame because creating a prototype to let the user play was simply copying and pasting.
Ghost content and SQL CE
I'm using SQL CE on my current project (v6.1.6), a couple of times I have seen loss of last updated content as stated in http://our.umbraco.org/forum/getting-started/installing-umbraco/45614-616-Embedded-DB,-content-gone
But the last time I noticed something I do not understand:
The pages that were missing from the tree of content are accessible from macroscripts writen in C #, and not only them also their properties and childrens.
Specifically can be accessed from the parent node using a loop: foreach (DynamicNode ghost in child.GetChildrenAsList).... and once inside using ghost.GetPropertyValue and another loop.
I accessed the database (using SQL Server Compaq Toolbox) and queried by id and parentId the tables: cmsContent, cmsContentXml, cmsPropertyData, umbracoNode and umbracoRelation. I have found no trace of the missing pages. Even after repairing the database.
Is there somewhere else where to look?
Thanks for readme.txt
Arturo Soler
UPDATE: I've migrated the database to MS SQL Server 2012, no changes.
SOLVED!
I refreshed the cache XML with umbraco.library.RefreshContent().
I guess when we delete a page in backoffice, the system automatically refreshes the cache, but in case of malfunction of the database, the cache does not forget and we see ghosts
I think I'll use SQL Server as of now. It's a shame because creating a prototype to let the user play was simply copying and pasting.
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