Aronium is currently using a file-based database, meaning that restore is simply a matter of replacing the single file.
Keep your data safe
Remember to create regular backup copies to ensure your data is safe. Read more about backing up database here.
To restore your backup copy created with Aronium, follow the steps below.
If you are able to start Aronium
- Rename backup file to match the original file name, it should be named "pos.db"
- In Aronium, go to "Settings / About" and click "Open database location". A directory where database is located will open
- In that directory, you will see a file named "pos.db" (it is the database you have to replace)
- Turn off Aronium before replacing the database file, if it is running
- Replace that file with previously renamed backup file (replace old "pos.db" with backup file from step #1)
- Start Aronium, you will have your backup restored
If you are not able to start Aronium
In case your database is damaged and you are not able to start Aronium, you can find database directory at the following path:
C:\Users\<YOUR USER NAME>\AppData\Local\Aronium\Data
where <YOUR USER NAME> part is your Windows account name.
In this location, you will see a file named "pos.db", that is your database you need to replace with a backup copy.
To replace old, damaged database, rename the backup file to "pos.db" (as described in step #1) and replace the original database file with it.
Once you have replaced the file start Aronium, your database should be accessible and operational.
Accessing application data directory using Run command
You can access Aronium directory by pressing "Windows key + R", type "%localappdata%" and press enter. From that directory, go to "\Aronium\Data" directory to find the database file.
