>Hi!
>I got an 'Index does not match table' error message when I tried to open my test database. To get around it I removed the .dcx file and issued a 'validate database recover' command. There were several objects in the container that were found corrupted and since my only choices were to delete or cancel, I chose 'delete'. The offending tables tat corresponded to these objects were removed but at least the database was recovered. I dread to see this happen for me in production. May I hear some wise advise from experienced users here? How does one painlessly work around this? Was there any other way that I could have recovered my database?
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>TIA,
>Evelyn
- Backups, backups, backups
- You can periodically run GENDBC, which creates a .PRG which, when run, can re-create your database from scratch.
Regards. Al
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