On 27/02/2019 17:22, [email protected] wrote: > I can easily do something like this: > > CREATE DATABASE C:\Backup\MyDBC.dbc > OPEN DATABASE C:\Production\MyDBC.dbc > liNumTables = adbobjects(laTables,'TABLE') > for ii = 1 to liNumTables > lcFile = forceext("C:\BACKUP\" + laTables[ii],'dbf') > use laTables[ii] > copy to (lcFile) database C:\Backup\MyDBC.dbc with cdx > use > endfor > > > ...and that would get me a copy of all of the tables with their indexes. > Great. But what's the easiest way to get all of the DBC meta-data into > that new Backup database copy? I can't USE the MyDBC.dbc and do a COPY > TO as that only makes the result a DBF and FPT. > An easy way to get a copy of the data is to have a copy of all the data in another folder, then using your loop above, zap each table and append from the live data. We use it here as a rough and ready backup during the day, while people are in the system. Your copy then has all the same meta data as the original.
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