database question

[Talking Poker]

2000? That seems silly. Or do you mean only looking at the last 2000 hands from EACH of your opponents? That, I'd buy.

[de-coder]

Must be - that's the way the filter works in PAhud.

[melioris]

excellent post decoder. I don't know shit about database stuff. While I am appreciative of your post, I was asking more along the lines that sometimes I have a shitload of hands on a player, but i think the player has totally adjusted his game and now the stats are irrelevant yet, since my total hands on the player over the last two years or so is so large, I will never see the adjustment reflected in a change in the stats.

[de-coder]

It looks like all the purge options are pretty global. You do have the option to selectively purge certain sessions, but it may also purge some of your own details if you were at the same table (not a problem for observed hands though). You might try that. I haven't seen a way of removing a certain number of hands for a certain player.

OK, so if you go to the Database Maintenance And Options you can select a player from the database. It will then display all the sessions that player has played (it's sorted by start time, but you can click on a header and change it). Select the sessions you want to delete (in your case I guess the older ones) and click Purge Session(s). If you only do your observed database you don't need to worry about your own stats (including things like lifetime win/loss and stuff).

That should get you to where you want to be.

[Talking Poker]

If this needs to be done manually for thousands of players, I'd rather start from scratch.

Use the freaking PAHud filter. 10 seconds beats the hell out of 100 hours.

[hackers238]

Yeah, 2000 latest from each opponent. I must have found this in another random forum while browsing because I couldn't find it again.