Albert, This table contains many computed columns since this is th one that contains the financial data.
Column "ID" is the very first and it automatically changes depending on whether an invoice is shipped, then again when it is paid. I suspect that when I skip this one, I will immediatly get the same error message for the next computed column and on until I remove them all. You may have hit the nail on the head. Thanks, Mike On 7/13/2009 9:14:23 AM, Albert Berry ([email protected]) wrote: > Check the column definitions. If you unloaded the data including a > computed column, all the other columns will be shifted. If ID is an > autonumbered column, LOAD ... NONUM > > That's all I can think of offhand. > > Albert > > Mike Dunn wrote: > > This may take somebody with a grey beard, like me, I'm > working in > > Rbase 4.5. > > > > Had a major hardware (and software) crash simultaneously four months > > ago and before I realized that the software had crashed too, I managed > > to corrupt all recent data backups so I had to revert to restoring > > with an older one. > > > > Temporary computer that was restored with the old backup and on > > which all recent entries have been made is WIN 98, new is XP Pro > > (destination) if that makes any difference. Both computers have the > > identical Data Base except the new is missing all data from 03/01/2009 > > onward. > > > > Attempting to do a PROM UNLOAD and then a PROM LOAD (ASCII) of five > > data tables from one computer to the other. > > > > Have executed the UNLOAD commands successfully within the old > > computer and transferred them to a Zip Disc for transport. > >
