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Restarted mac a few times and tried rebuilding the identity using Microsoft Database Utility
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Posted on Jan 30, 2015
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: BCM Problem ... Lost Contacts
The BCM uninstallation doesn't delete your databases. They should still be on your computer here:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application
With either a *.mdf or *.ldf extension. Those are SQL databases which you can get the data off and into a CSV file which you can import into outlook (of course technical expertise is needed) or you could more easily (once the problem with BCM is resolved), make BCM re-recognize the databases by following these instructions:
1. Go into BCM and create a new database. That database needs to match the
name of the .MDF file. So if the MDF file is named "MyBusiness.MDF", create
a new BCM Database with that name
2. Stop the MSSQL$MICROSOFTSMLBIZ Server by going to Start > Run >
services.msc and selecting the MSSQL$MICROSOFTSMLBIZ service
3. Copy the original .mdf & .ldf files over the blank database. They should
be in the following location
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Business Contact Manager
4. Start the Server again (see step 2)
5. Restart BCM and see if you can access your data
which I found here (credit to Larry from the Lockergnome's forums).
If you could write what the error message is I could possibly help you resolve the BCM problem you're having, thereby making it easier for you to view the data on the SQL database files.
Posted on Jan 05, 2008
SOURCE: Cannot open Outlook 2007
I juts got this problem. Nothing worked, except finding the file (location is in the error message) and trying to rename it. The system told me it was in use.
I was able to find and kill the processes (Excel and a messenger app) using a file unlocker utility.
I have a feeling this would be just as easily resolved by the stadard 'switch it off and switch it back on again.'
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