>I had seen some messages about that but had thought it can't be occurs on my customers. It occurs now....
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>Please Helppppppp!!!! What I have to do !!!!!!!
If your table is corrupted, you may have to restore from an older backup.
For a long-term solution, I think it might be better to consider C/S - one that supports larger tables. Or, you might try to split tables horizontally or vertically (horizontally: separate by month, by client, etc.; vertically: put some fields in a separate table, with a one-to-one relation).
For an emergency solution, see if you can save space in any fields - for example, by changing some numeric fields to integer, by making character fields slightly smaller, etc.
Also try the other suggestion you received: delete some old data (moving it to a history table, if you want to keep the data). Note: This may be somewhat problematic, if you use RI. You may have to delete or move data from related tables, as well.
Greetings,
Hilmar.
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