I have seen this before. In my case we went to a backup tape.

I do think you can solve this but there is no guarantee. Obviously
the DBF capacities have been exceeded and the record count is in error.

Make sure you create a backup before attempting this!

What I would suggest is editing the DBF file and getting beyond the header info.
If you can clearly identify the begin and end point of a few records delete them and save the file. Now the file will be below the 2 GB limit but the header will still be corrupt (incorrect).

You will need to use a utility to reset the header info. If you do not have such a utility, let me know - I wrote one many years ago that will fix a corrupt header.

>One of my co workers was doing an insert into a dbf and the file size was over 2GB but the record count was 0.
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>Have any of you ever had this problem? If so, what can cause this problem?