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Corrupted dbf names in txt file
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11/01/2007 08:11:17
 
 
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Base de données, Tables, Vues, Index et syntaxe SQL
Versions des environnements
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP1
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Network:
Windows XP
Database:
Visual FoxPro
Divers
Thread ID:
01184495
Message ID:
01184497
Vues:
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I always use For ... EndFor. I notice your code is:

For I =
...

Next X

Although the var after the Next isn't really needed, could that be the problem?


>Dear Experts
>
>I use following procedure to findount corrupt tables in a dbc,
>Then store the name of all corrupt dbf's in ("c:\Baddbf.txt").
>Then proble is:
>If more than one dbf is corrupted then only last dbf name is stored into txt file.
>
>Please modify codes, how to store the name of all dbf's into given txt file.
>
>Please help.
>
>parameters mdbcname
>mdbcname=(sys(5)+alltrim(sys(2003)))+'\TABLES\ACWS.dbc'
>
>if empty(mdbcname)
>	return
>endif
>
>close all
>close data
>
>open database (mdbcname) excl
>= adbobjects(latablearray, "TABLE")
>
>for i=1 to alen(latablearray) && loop through each table in the array
>	mtablename=latablearray(i)   && pick up table name from array
>	=opentable(mtablename) && attempt to open table
>next x
>
>procedure opentable
>parameters M.table
>
>x=0
>on error x=error()
>use (M.table) in 0
>on error
>
>if x<>0 && Possible table corruption
>	local lnhandle,ix
>	lnhandle = fcreate("c:\Baddbf.txt")
>	do case
>	case "corrupt"$message()
>		=fputs(m.lnhandle,"Table "+m.table+" is corrupt!",48,"Unable to open table")
>	case "does not exist"$message()
>		=fputs(m.lnhandle,"Table "+m.table+" does not exist",48,"Unable to open table")
>	case x=1705 or "cannot access"$message()
>		=fputs(m.lnhandle,"Table "+m.table+" does not exist",48,"Unable to open table")
>	otherwise
>		=fputs(m.lnhandle,"Table "+m.table+": "+message()+"!",48,"Unable to open table")
>	endcase
>	=fclose(m.lnhandle)
>endif
>
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