Changing open timekeepers to inactive - locked into changing for over 48 hours

Posted By Janet Surratt 8 months ago

Changed open timekeepers to inactive and it has been in the changing classification for over 48 hours - I am leaving it open, but there is no way of telling how long this is going to take - Can I cancel? If I do does everything just revert back?

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0 RogerS 7 months ago

That is a known defect in an older version of Timeslips. It is in a loop and there is no negative consequence to ending the program. your database will be fine, and the timekeepers should be changed as expected.

If you have Timeslips Premium, you should install the latest service release which will correct this issue and have several other feature updates and corrections as well.
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0 Janet Surratt 7 months ago in reply to RogerS

We have Timeslips 2020. So from what you are saying I can cancel and it will not corrupt my database? It is going on day 6 and still processing.
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0 RogerS 7 months ago in reply to Janet Surratt

Yes, it is finished and will not have any issues.
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0 RogerS 7 months ago in reply to Janet Surratt

Yes, it is finished and will not have any issues.
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0 Janet Surratt 7 months ago in reply to RogerS

Thanks, but just want to make sure that even though it still says processing slips it is okay to cancel.
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