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Can't get foxfix to write changes to table
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21/08/2001 20:47:48
 
 
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21/08/2001 18:41:29
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Databases,Tables, Views, Indexing and SQL syntax
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00547039
Message ID:
00547064
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Since I posted this, I have some additional information:

For some reason, I am not able to get foxfixes ff_scan function to work right. it returns an error code of zero on a table that I know is corrupt.

But I implemented a function call to 'dscan50x.app', and this is working like a charm. It finds and/or fixes the problems that I can't find with ff_scan() and fixes the problems I can only find, but not fix.

But I still can't get Foxfix5.exe, via the gui interface, to write the changes to my tables.

Any ideas?

TIA

>I have an email in to Xitech - but since it is late at night there now.. thought I'd try here first..
>
>I just got a new version of Foxfix - 5.1. I ran the standalone version to check the integrity of my dbf. Fox fix found errors in the fpt. (However the 'Memo Tab' itself has a green checkmark next to it) But the scan summary tab shows that there were 23 memo pointer errors. The 'messages' tab shows a final status code of '0000..' (Doesn't that indicate that there is no problem?
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>However, the 'error log' tab shows 23 messages indicating memo pointer problems. Clicking the update button at the bottom right takes me straight back to the 'Filename to scan ' dialog box. When i click to scan the file again, it shows the same errors. The dbf and fpt never get updated.
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>What am I doing wrong? Why does the memo tab itself have a green checkmark?
>
>
>I found an 'old version' of foxfix from around 1997. It had a separate memoscan utility. I ran that against my table(s). It found and corrected the memo errors. I'm sure they have improved the product since 1997! not made it worse - so - I must be doing something wrong - need a new build -.
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>Env: win98, don't think there are any file or folder permission issues, etc.
>
>Finally, I used the ff_scan function of the foxfix5.dll - it is NOT finding any errors with the file. Again, I am guessing that I am doing something wrong.
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>Any ideas?
>
>TIA
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