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10/22/2006 6:35 PM
 

I accidentally hit the wrong x and deleted a custom field that I had for my users. I was trying to delete the field above it and clicked a little low. There was no opportunity to abort, it just deleted immediately. Is there a way to recover that in the database or would it have actually delete the information? I do have the information and I guess I could figure out how to write a SQL update to add it back in, but I wanted to see if maybe there was a setting in the db to recover it.

Thanks for any recommendations you can provide.


Forerunner Communications, LLC
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