John J. Mihaljevic wrote: > Hi all, > > Someone I know who is still using FPD 2.5 had some tables get damaged. Lots > of them. And when trying to open them, we always get the "Not a database > file" message. Back when I used to use 2.5, I remember this happening > occasionally, and I had a PRG that fixed them. But that's long gone. > > Does anyone have something that can repair these tables? Some code I can run > to fix them? I think he's got over 100 of them that need repaired. > Got an old copy of foxfix.exe if you want to try it. If you've got over 100 of them damaged I would be looking to restore from backup. He does have a backup doesn't he? :-)
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