Karen,
Have a look at the Help AUTOCHK
I believe it is all there what you are looking for
Tony
Op 12-3-2020 om 19:26 schreef 'Karen Tellef' via RBASE-L:
I see a new AUTOCHK INDEX command in the March release.
Question: Is there a way to trap an error variable for it, so that
the command can be done within a program and error trapped? I don't
know how to purposely force an index error, so I'm not sure if this
would work:
CONN database
AUTOCHK INDEX
IF xError <> 0 THEN
PAUSE 2 USING 'an error'
ENDIF
Thanks!
Karen
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