Managing Multiple Databases and Transferring Session Data

Using Multiple Databases

By default, emWave PRO uses a single database named emwave.emdb. However, you can enable multiple databases to organize your data by client groups (e.g., alphabetical or numerical) or to keep individual user files separate.

  • Enable the Feature:

    • Windows: Go to Edit > Preferences and check “Enable Multiple Databases”.

    • Mac: Click the emWave PRO icon > Preferences and check “Enable Multiple Databases”.

  • Performance Tip: We recommend keeping individual database files at or below 20 MB to ensure the program runs at maximum performance.

  • Create New Database: Go to File > New Database. Give it a unique name (anything except emwave.emdb) and save it.

  • Open Database: Use File > Open Database to switch between files. Note that when opening a new database for the first time, you will be required to create an initial User for that file.

Moving Sessions Between Users (Same Database)

If a session was accidentally recorded under the wrong profile, you can easily move it:

  1. Navigate to the Review Progress view.

  2. Select Sessions:

    • Windows: Hold Control and click individual sessions, or use Shift + Click to select a range.

    • Mac: Use the Command key or Shift + Click.

  3. Execute Move: While the sessions are highlighted, switch to the target user from the User menu.

  4. Confirm: Click OK when the dialog box appears asking for confirmation to move the session(s).

Copying Data Between Different Databases

With “Multiple Databases” enabled, you can transfer records between files:

  1. Open both the Source and Target databases.

  2. Open the Progress window for both.

  3. In the source window, highlight the sessions you wish to move.

  4. Go to Edit > Copy.

  5. Click on the target database window to make it active.

  6. Navigate to the destination user (or create a new one) and go to Edit > Paste.

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