Tristan Leask wrote:
Hi All,
We have got a client who seems to be getting an awful lot of FPT file
corruptions.
What are then main reasons for doing this?
Eg, Power cuts / Dodgy disk?
Hi Tristan,
You could try migrating some of the files to a brand new table to make
sure there are no problems with the FPT anyway. Try this with something
like : (untested)
select mytable
copy structure to newtable with cdx
use newtable in 0
scan
scatter memvar memo
insert into newtable from memvar
if dele()
delete in newtable
endif
endscan
Then rename the original dbf/cdx/fpt to some other name, and rename the
new to old and see if that gets corrupted.
Peter
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