As all of the data required for a workspace is held within the folder that contains the workspace, the simplest way to back-up a workspace is to make a copy of the workspace folder and all of its contents, including any subdirectories. Note that files and folders within the workspace folder should never be edited or deleted.Īs always, when saving important data to computer disk, regular back-ups should be maintained. Also present within this folder are sub folders that contain background and waypoint images. Note that the workspace database file workspace_demo.rmdb is held within a folder of the same name (minus the file extension). The above image shows the data and folders associated with the workspace ‘workspace_demo’. When a new workspace is created, ReefMaster creates a new folder on disk, in which the ReefMaster database file is stored, along with all associated files, such as waypoint and background images. Note that earlier versions of ReefMaster use the extension. All assets within ReefMaster, such as tracks and waypoint sets, are stored in a single database file known as a Workspace.

Reefmaster 2.0