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It will give you the list of the L100 formations included in the VMA database. Which means : List all formations whose "Charles Wood" field contains the chain "L100". Indicating an article in S&T january 2002 issue (Information provided by CW), two pages in "The Modern moon" and number "5" in the L100 list.ĭatLun allows you to extract the L100 formations by using the following request in the "File menu" / "Default selection" / "Expert mode" / "SQL request" tab: The field "Charles Wood" in VMA database contains references of article written by Charles Wood in Sky & Telescope (ST), the pages in in his reference book "The Modern Moon" (MM) and the refrence in his L100 list (L100) for a given formation.Ĭharles Wood article: ST02/01 MM15 MM47 L100/005
So far, everything seems to be working fine now, including PhotLun!Įdited by BillP, 01 August 2020 - 01:03 PM. When I went to File->Database menu item the program then loaded all the databases and 7_Robbins_Unnamed_formations_EN.csv loaded successfully without aborting this time (took about 5 minutes). When finished I opened AtLun and all the labels where there this time. Virtualmoon-translation.exe (I DID NOT NEED OR LOAD THIS) #VIRTUAL MOON ATLAS ERRORS DOWNLOAD#
In this install, since the MD5_Sum hyperlink on your website did not download anything but instead just opens a new browser page with info, I decided to run the other exe files in the order shown in the MD5_Sum file:. In my previous attempt I loaded the first, then the rest in no particular order. 
Re-downloaded the virtualmoon-data.exe figuring it might have gotten corrupted because of the 7_Robbins_Unnamed_formations_EN.csv data load issue I had. #VIRTUAL MOON ATLAS ERRORS INSTALL#
Uninstalled v7, then manually deleted the folder in Program Files since uninstall did not remove it (FYI, I named the folder VirtualMoon7 on install instead of the suggested name of VirtualMoon). Patrick - Good news.I got it working!! Here's what I did: When I try to get a pic of something from PicLun, I then get this error.Įdited by BillP, 01 August 2020 - 01:04 PM. However, when I go to File->Database in AtLun is says the Database is "Malformed" in a popup window, then when I close that window another popup window comes up and tells me to Abort the program or risk DB corruption.ĥ. I then moved the 7_Robbins_Unnamed_formations_EN.csv to a subdirectory and opened DatLun again and it loaded the remaining DBs and now I can click on craters and get information in AtLun.Ĥ. I then opened DatLun and once it loaded most of the DBs then the labels appeared, but highlighting unlabeld craters did not work.ģ. Remember that when I first loaded it I got no labels and no DB in File->Database in AtLun.Ģ. I did that, then ran DatLun and it finished loading the rest of the files ok.ġ. SEE MY NEXT POST BEFORE RESPONDING TO THIS POST. If you cannot get it loaded on your computer a radical solution to be sure this database is never loaded is to move elsewhere the file C:\Program Files (x86)\VirtualMoon\Database\7_Robbins_Unnamed_formations_EN.csv 
Maybe it can take the double with a 5400rpm.īut this database is not active by default so do not check it if using a slow computer. The Robbins database is very large, it add 1.3 million entries to the database so this can take some time depending principally of the computer disk speed.įrom my testing it is quick with a SSD but take about 3 minutes with a 7200rpm hard drive. Sorry you have issue with the database loading.
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