Hi Nuno,

Is this in a production appliction or during development?
Regardless, it *could* be that you have a flaky track(s) on the HD where the table is stored. I heard of 1 case where the developer got frustrated with so many (suddenly) of the same error, replaced the HD, and didn't get the error after that.

The reason I asked if prod. or dev. is that in a dev. environment the chances of being in a bad track(s) area are probaly much lower than in a production environment.

Other things that might be suspected are:
1) someone is not shutting down properly (or maybe general unstable power all around;
2) a networks cable suffering interference or being pulled suddenly.

Good luck


>Hi all.
>
>I have an VFP6 network application running on 4/5 years. I get table corruptions (nº records <> header reccount) once, twice a year... usual I gess.
>Since I upgraded to VFP8 I get the error: (2091) "Table "name" has become corrupted..." almost every day!!
>The only thing I change in code was a new line "Set ENGINEBEHAVIOR 70" because o had no time to change some reports.
>Any ideas will be great.
>Thanks in advance,
>NPedro