>>>lnCalculatedReccount = (lnFileSize-(lnFirstRecPos+1))/lnRecordSize
>>>lnCalculatedReccount = FLOOR((lnFileSize-(lnFirstRecPos+1))/lnRecordSize)
>>>
>>>I want to repair damage to my headers, so which answer is correct?
>
>>John,
>>Floor() one is the correct one. However +1 there was related with Fox2x tables. Since now everyone assumes and uses VFP tables I edited code on wiki site and dropped it. Thanks for reminding.
>>lnCalculatedReccount = FLOOR((lnFileSize-lnFirstRecPos)/lnRecordSize)
>>
>>Floor is necessary because sometimes table is off by one record due to incomplete record at end (ie: recsize=100 but last record lenght is say 70). VFP might not say anything on that situation but it's an error IMHO.
>>Cetin
>
>Hello Cetin
>
>I've been using ROUND(). For example, a table has a file size of 883810, a first data pos of 1000, and a record size of 306.
>
>(883810 - (1000 + 1))/306 = 2884.996
>
>FLOOR() would make that 2884 while there are actually 2885 records. ROUND(2884.996, 0) makes it 2885 which is correct.
>
>Have I got this right?
>John

John,

" However +1 there was related with Fox2x tables...

lnCalculatedReccount = FLOOR((lnFileSize-lnFirstRecPos)/lnRecordSize)"

New edited code doesn't have it (edited upon you reminding).
Cetin