Prevent Ipod from deleting tv shows

I notice that you can delete tv shows and videos right from your IPOD touch. Is there anyway to turn that off or prevent them from being deleted? My son keeps deleting all his shows from there and than is upset that they are gone. If i cant prevent it is there a way to get them back with out syncing again?

No, you can't prevent it. Teach him not to do it. You have to sync again to put them back as there is no undelete. Sorry.

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Is there a way to prevent iTunes from deleting TV shows and leaving them in the cloud.

I understand the benefits of the cloud. I'm fully on board. I however have to travel often for work and I am often far away from the luxury of wifi. I understand why it does what it does (removing tv shows and movies I haven't seen a while). Is there a way to turn it off though?
Thank you so much!

Unless there is a new feature I'm not aware of iTunes does not arbitrarily delete any content from your computer without your explicit action.

How To Prevent ATV From Deleting Previously Synced Files?

Hi,
Due to the limited size of my laptop hard drive I have to move the downloaded movies and music video from iTunes to an external USB hard drive after syncing them with the ATV.
I double click in iTunes the moved file to relocate it again on the external drive so it won't appear as a missing or deleted file.
But just today, iTunes started to sync a new downloaded movie and erased all of the files that I removed from the laptop hard drive.
So who can I prevent ATV from deleting those relocated files?
Thanks.

if itunes opens up and the external drive is not attached, it is going to flag any file it references on the external drive as unavailable. if the file is not made available and located by itunes before the apple tv syncs with itunes, then the file will also be made unavailable to the apple tv (correct me if i've got this wrong, but i'm fairly certain this is how it goes).
itunes and apple tv utilize a sync relationship, and in any device/host sync relationship one or the other has to win during a database conflict.
iTunes always wins if the file originates from itunes (i say this because when you purchase from the ATV, the ATV will push the file to iTunes that first time, but afterward if you remove it from iTunes it will be removed from the Apple TV. This is a little bit off subject but it is relevant as it is the only time the Apple TV gets to win). Otherwise, if it's not in iTunes, it won't be on the apple tv (when the two sync with each other).
if you want to prevent the ATV from deleting the relocated files, make sure they are available in itunes when the ATV syncs with itunes.
let us know if you make any observations where the files are available and this continues to happen.

What is the orange tick on the icon attached to a "user"? I am trying to remove 2 users and I think the tick is preventing me from deleting.

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>>What is the orange tick on the icon attached to a "user"?
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How do I prevent iCloud from deleting my iTunes library?

How do I prevent iCloud from deleting my iTunes library?

I don't think it can do that. Only you can delete it.
Actually this article explains the process to upgrade your music very well.
http://www.macworksinc.com/guides/itunes-match-definitive-answers-what-is-it-how -do-i-use-it-and-is-it-safe/

Prevent user from deleting rows from all tables in his own schema

Hi,
How can I prevent user from deleting rows in all tables in his own schema.
I want the user to not able to delete rows from any existing or new tables that might be added in the future.
The user does not have the "DELETE ANY TABLE" system privilege.
Please advise.
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Nowadays, I'd also avoid triggers (if possible).
Sometimes, when I daydream, I'm rewriting a few applications that I've contributed to as a newbie, and I'm very ashamed of it nowadays.
From what I've experienced, in retrospective, the emphasis on teaching 'Oracle stuff' has been lying far too much on PL/SQL row-by-row oriented processing instead of letting Oracle 'crunch' sets at once.
Most of my debugging hours ended up in discovering one or more database triggers 'doing stuff automagically'.
Another nice blogpost: http://rwijk.blogspot.com/2007/09/database-triggers-are-evil.html
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I would just rethink/reconsider this requirement completely.
Correctly implementing privileges and roles seems the best way to go, yes.
Triggers? Nah...
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post dreaded OTN outage edit (from here)
Again: I would just rethink/reconsider this requirement completely.
Both trigger/vpd are being used to hide a design flaw here.

Prevent user from deleting someone else data

I have a table
create table T(
infoID number primary key,
info varchar2(4000),
user varchar2(1)
and users a,b,c with object priveleges on table T.
What is the best way to prevent user from deleting someone else data?
1. Create a view for each user to interacat with ( where user='a') and revoke privileges from table T.
2. Use procedures or trigers to catch a bad user.
3. ?

Leo is certainly correct that VPD will solve the issue you have described. however another option also exists without the need to create a separate view for each user (as you described) or the use of VPD, the option would be to do something like the following.
create user ownera identified by ownera;
create user usera identified by usera;
create user userb identified by userb;
create user userc identified by userc;
grant connect, resource to ownera;
grant create view to ownera;
grant connect to usera, userb, userc;
conn ownera/ownera
create table mytable ( id number primary key,
userid varchar2(8) not null, mod_date date not null, text varchar2 (100));
create sequence mytable_seq;
create or replace trigger biu_mytable_trg
before insert or update on mytable
for each row
begin
     select mytable_seq.nextval into :new.id from dual;
     :new.userid := user;
     :new.mod_date := sysdate;
end;
create or replace view v_mytable as
select * from mytable where userid=user;
grant select, insert, update, delete on v_mytable to usera, userb, userc;
try inserting and selecting as the various userX users.
Good luck.

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Trying to delete the Apple Folder from Program Files/Common Files. I can delete all the contents except for the Internet Services folder which prevents me from making the deletion. The error message says "you need permission to delete this file".
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See note 3 of Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates.
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How do you set your deleted e-mail on the ipod from deleting off the providers server?

How do I keep messages I delete off my i-pod from deleting from my provider's server? I have another smart phone and when I delete a message off my ipod it deleted from the server and from my phone. Any help would be appreciated.

If the mail account is a IMAP or Exchange account that is how it works. Those accounts synchronize mail on all devices.
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TS3899 How do I prevent mail from deleting on the server after deleting on the phone?

When I delete mail from my iphone when using apple mail, the e-mail deletes on my phone but remains on my computer. When my co-worker deletes mail from her iphone it is getting deleted from her work computer (and the server). I have compared settings on our phone and everything appears the same. How do we stop mail from deleting from the server when she deletes mail from her phone?
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POP or IMAP?
With POP, this is the conventional way to use it. You download messages and doing so deletes them. Alternatively you can arrange to leave copies on the server for other email clients to be able to see them. The setting to do this can be found under '''Tools|Account Settings|{select account}|Server Settings'''.
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HT1351 How do stop my ipod from deleting music?

As I add new songs to my iPod, my iPod would delete multiple songs off my iPod. How can I fix this problem?

Snoop_404 wrote:
...My iPod automatically backs everything up when it's connected to iTunes.
Not quite. An iOS backup saves only the camera roll and settings/data for your apps. The apps themselves and all media need to be stored in the local library. If not they will be removed on syncing. Purchased items should be transferred into the library during sync but thay may not always happen. It is also worth noting that iTunes only backs up once each day unless you prompt it to do so again.
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Preventing iPod from syncing with iTunes?

Somehow, "play" got pushed on my iPod, and it sat in my bag playing all my songs in artist order.
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A POP account does not syncronize the account among messages.
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I know this is a very basic question but I haven't ffigured it out for my old iPod, let alone my newly acquired iPhone 4s.
I have a large amount of music, obtained by digitising high quality FM broadcasts which I want to transfer to my iPhone 4s (as I previously did with a non-Apple smartphone). But my experience of using my old iPod is that every time I synced the iPod with my PC using iTunes the process began by deleting all the music I had there. Although this was extremely annoying, I found no way to stop iTunes doing this.
I have now browsed internet artices on how to transfer my recorded music to my iPhone. There appears to be no other route than using iTunes, and, yes, it confirms that syncing will delete any music I have on the iPhone. Although I currently don't have any, the next time I do this it will delete my music collection. In effect this means that I have to keep a cumulative snapshot of what is on my iPhone to make sure I load all that was on there previous to the 'current' syncing.
I though that computers were designed to make things easier - but this is just adding a lot of work. Is there less user-antagonistic software than iTunes that I could use to make the job of regualrly adding music to my iPhone simple ? (btw I rarely need to add 'songs', only music, but I find references only to the process of adding 'songs' - what about other types of vocal music, such as opera, oratorios, a capella, choral etc ?).

No, iTunes is perfectly capable of adding or removing one or two tracks from an existing selection of 2Gb or so and only adding or removing the changes. As long as you haven't changed the rest of the library around, which is what I thought you were driving at...
For moving a library between machines see this migrate iTunes library post. iTunes gives each track a unique ID, which is how it maintains playlists, syncs stats even if you edit metadata in the meantime. What gives it a headache if you create a new library and reimport the content as each track in the "new" library has a different ID from the one it had in the old one. The earlier link is for associating an iPod/iOS device with a new library with minimal loss of data, but if you've rebuilt the library you still have to go through the process of reloading the media. If you migrate the library properly it is as if nothing has changed.
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