Bob Spelten writes: > When trying to understand the Qubide code you might look into an old > problem I have with using DBAS. > With Suqcess, all database mutations are immediately stored on the device > but I found that after making a lot of changes, DBAS/Qubide lose track of > where they are and the _dbs will become corrupted. > Also the Import command can't create a new dbs with the field lengths set > individually. > These problems don't exist when using a ram or flp device or a QXL.win > with QPC2 or QXL so Qubide seems the likely candidate. > The Trashcan option also seems to be not save. At one time after using the > Trashcan_obj, some files which were not in the can were wiped from the > drive, dir showed they were there but the file itself was empty. > I had to reformat the drive and restore from a backup (trashcan off of > course).
Try using the tk2 command FLUSH after changing each record. It may provide a temporary solution. Per _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
