Following on:
1) Go to Database>Purge Logs
2) Assuming you are awgnld at gc.com, and your Member ID is 5181666, use these setting to purge all of your logs from the database:
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Clik here to view.
3) Go to Database>Repair/Defrag to force GSAK to interrogate the logs and reset the found status.
4) If you have any caches that are still marked as found (i.e. you manually set the found flag in GSAK), go to Database>Global Replace and use these settings:
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Clik here to view.
5) Load your My Finds* Pocket Query and your finds should be properly marked.
*Note: this needs to be the special "My Finds" Pocket Query, not any "pocket query of my finds". The special My Finds Pocket Query is the only one that is guaranteed to have all of your logs. On the PQ page at gc.com, scroll down and click "Add to Queue" to generate the special My Finds PQ.
1) Go to Database>Purge Logs
2) Assuming you are awgnld at gc.com, and your Member ID is 5181666, use these setting to purge all of your logs from the database:
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
3) Go to Database>Repair/Defrag to force GSAK to interrogate the logs and reset the found status.
4) If you have any caches that are still marked as found (i.e. you manually set the found flag in GSAK), go to Database>Global Replace and use these settings:
Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
5) Load your My Finds* Pocket Query and your finds should be properly marked.
*Note: this needs to be the special "My Finds" Pocket Query, not any "pocket query of my finds". The special My Finds Pocket Query is the only one that is guaranteed to have all of your logs. On the PQ page at gc.com, scroll down and click "Add to Queue" to generate the special My Finds PQ.
