Hi Kevin,
Glad you got it worked out. Have to wonder why GENDBC needed exclusive use. After all, it doesn't modify anything in the DBC.
>>Hi Kevin,
>>
>>You can copy the DBC and DBF's even if they are in use (hope they're not too big). The DBC -> DBF relationship is a relative path. Then you can use GENDBC or better yet GENDBCX available at the Codebook forum.
http://leafe.com/dls/vfp>
>Hi Mike
>
>Unfortunately the tables are very big, what I have done though is use GENDBC but taking the exclusive use requirement out.
>
>Thanks
>Kev
>
>>
>>>Hi
>>>
>>>Does anyone know of a (free) utility that would make a blank/empty copy of a DBC and it's tables etc?
>>>
>>>Before anyone says GENDBC, that seems to require exclusive access to the source DBC, and the source DBC I will be using will be in use - constantly.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>Kev
Regards,
Mike
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