>Hi Cetin,
>>At table level I don't expect a problem. Might it be a dbc compatibility problem ? If so backup and try a compile database. Next you could try copying the table to a separate dir and open exclusive (dbc not in path), when it asks to locate dbc, delete link and free table. You'd lose dbc level properties but basically you want data which you can append to an intact empty table.
>>PS: Honestly error msg itself is suspicious.
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>Shouldn't be a compatibility problem - we distribute this table with our application and this is the first time anyone has found this problem.
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>I tried putting the table in a separate directory as you suggest above, but exactly the same error comes up [there is no opportunity to locate the dbc even].
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>I'm a bit puzzled - this client has had the application for over a year and this issue didn't arise in that time.
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>Best.
>
>Matt.

Matt,
Then open the table :
do home()+'tols\hexedit\hexedit' with 'tablename.dbf'
You would see the header and data as well. MAybe just replacing header from an intact table might cure it. But first check if data part seems intact or not.
Cetin