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You may get an error message when you try to run a backup from the Time Matters Main Menu after upgrading to Time Matters 14.1 from Time Matters 13.2 or earlier. It takes just two minutes to apply a fix, but requires the use of and familiarity with SQL Server.
Here are three solutions to issues that cause a MS SQL Server backup of Time Matters or other SQL databases to fail with the error message: "Executing SQL directly; no cursor."
Beginning with Time Matters 11, you need to stop the services that power TM Mobility before you can restore the database from a backup.
Your Time Matters data is not safe unless you have backed up the MS SQL Server .BAK files. Do you know where yours are?
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