I lost my SVN repository

Question

My SVN repository was installed on a server and this server got down, I have three working copies and all of them made some changes and not commit them to the base What to do in this case, please help me

Answer 1

Does this mean you have lost the repository?

In that case (if you have no backups at all) I guess the simplest thing to do would be:

1. Create a new repository somewhere.
2. Choose one of your working copies (start with the oldest one, i.e. the one with less changes).
3. Make a check-out of your new repository into an empty folder on that machine.
4. Export your working copy (do not copy it) to the empty folder you got in step 3. Since you are probably going to delete you old working copies later, it would be wise to Export unversioned files also (if you are using Tortoise SVN, there is a checkbox at the top of the Export dialog).
5. Commit you changes.

Repeat steps 2. to 5. for all working copies you have. During step 5., you will need to merge things manually. Take care to add any unversioned files, if needed.

You will have lost all the previous revision history, but no working data should be lost this way, provided that you have all the working copies.