Walter Meester
HoogkarspelNetherlands
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Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
Not very high, but you can do a lot to avoid curruption:
1. Use local views if possible
2. Update row or tablebuffering and commit with TABLEUPDATE()
3. Use transactions.
4. Use the flush command.
>In a Foxpro application that uses a local DBC for data
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>If it has tables open but lies "dormant" for hours (dormant meaning no reading or writing)
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>What is the probability of data corruption if that application is end tasked from Windows Task Manager?
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