Recovery file in roaming profile

[tremendous]

We have an environment with two servers. A user logs on to a loadbalancer. The loadbalancer directs de user to 1 of the 2 servers.
When PL/SQL Developer crashes or a session on server A is killed and a recovery file is made for PL/SQL Developer on server A.
When the same user logs on again he could be directed to server B, where the recovery file cannot be found.
The recoveryfile should be written somewhere in de profile of the user. Only then the recovery file will be available when the user logs on to an other server.
Is there a solution for this problem?

 

[Marco Kalter]

The recovery file is created under the %APPDATA% directory, which is part of your user profile. Is this not the case here?

 

[Kamen]

Hi Marco,
thank you for your reply in advance. We have the PL/SQL Developer v. 12.0.5.1828 in roaming profile as well.

The previous versions of PL/SQL Developer use to save the unsaved scripts with names like:
(5-7 digit number).cfg
(5-7 same number).001
(5-7 same number).002

With current version I'm not able to find those "internal" backup files (even the folder or location) and I would really appreciate to have them. It's great to have them for crash reasons but also when the whole computer gets restarted.

Please advice where I could find them.

Thank you.
Br,
Peter.

 

[Marco Kalter]

The files should be located in %APPDATA%\PLSQL Developer 12\PLS-Recovery.

 

[Kamen]

The folder is not there, any place I could find it, param or any config file where I could see the location? The funny part is that the recovery is working well, just I'm not able to find the files anywhere .

 

[Marco Kalter]

That's odd. Can you go to Help > Support Info and send the text from the "Info" tab page by e-mail to support@allroundautomations.com?

 

[Kamen]

Hi Marco,
I have sent you the email with Info tab on 5th Aug. Please help me find the bkp/recovery files.

After Win10 restart, in the list "Crash Recovery" I see several instances what is great, but I can't really find these files anywhere. Please help me to locate them.

Thank you.

Br,
Peter.

 

[Kamen]

Hi Marco, still no answer from you. Could you please help me?

 

[Marco Kalter]

I don't think we received your e-mail. Can you re-send it to support@allroundautomations.com?