Small Catobase issue. Can I fix it?

[JDOldSchool]

This is a relatively small problem but I'm anal about my record-keeping so I want to fix this if possible.

I'm in 1992 in a fictional league I started in 1984. When I click the Leagues tab, it brings me to the championship series results for each season (I only have a World Series...no other playoffs). Anyway, each year has a bold team to signify the World Series winner... every year except 1984. For some reason, my World Series results didn't get counted in database. I should say the TEAM results didn't. Every player who played in that series has their stats listed and the players on the winning team even have the "Won World Championship with Phoenix in 1984" line in their player history.

So how come Phoenix is not listed as a winner? On the Phoenix and Los Angeles team pages, it does not show the playoff results where it would normally say something like "Postseason Results:
Lost World Championship 2-4 to Cleveland Spiders"

So basically, can I edit something to fix this problem from many seasons ago?

[jmm8356]

Well, I found this in the Catobase revisions file for version 6.1.1:

Step 2, Generate HTML reports in OOTP, is no longer necessary. Instead of using the HTML files, CatoBase will now use the text files located in the League_News_Box directory under the league directory. If you have to redo a previous season and you only have the HTML files and not the text files, CatoBase will use the HTML files automatically.

There is one exception to this. If the schedule_game.csv file is incorrect, CatoBase will need the league.html file to get the playoff results. If this is necessary, a text box will pop up asking for league.html to be copied to the data directory. Generate the pages in OOTP, if necessary, and copy this file to the indicated directory. CatoBase will then use it to get the playoff results like previous versions.

So if you still have all the data files that Catobase made during import, you could check 1984's schedule_game.csv and see if anything seems amiss... Or if you imported 1984 under a Catobase previous to v6.1.1, you could just try making a new database with the latest version...

But there's no way to correct it in your current database, other than mucking around inside the database with Access.

[JDOldSchool]

Everything appears normal in the schedule_game.csv file, but I am just looking at it with Excel. I don't have Access.

What would I have to do inside the database to fix it?

[jmm8356]

That I dunno. I don't have Access, so I've never messed around in there.