>>Hi All,
>>When I try to print this report I get the error message "Cannot resolve backlink". What does this mean and how can I fix it?
>>Thanks,
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>Backlink is stored in table's header, and contains the relative path to the .dbc; if the dbc and dbf were created in the same directory, it's just something.dbc. Move your table to be in the same directory relative to the dbc and it will work - provided the table's structure wasn't changed meanwhile.
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>The structure change may happen, if you have multiple copies of the tables/dbc sets, change the structure in one set, then copy the table over the one in another set (I've done it, and it may work if you know what you're doing and what's exactly going on). Each time a table is opened, its structure (fields and indexes) is compared with what dbc thinks it should be; any discrepancy and you can't open this table, unless you make it a free table (but then you've lost all the advanced dbc stuff).
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>If you need to change table structure across several copies of the dbc, you're better off writing a small .prg with all the Alter Table statements, and then just run that .prg on each copy.

Thanks Dragan, That helps clear things up.