>Now I think the problem is not in the corruption, but something got changed on the security of the web server. I found the database version when I didn't have any problem with, but it's givivng the same error now.
>I checked permissions on this file (dbf). But ASPNET account (I think the DLL called from ASP will use ASPNET account) still have read and write rights.
I know that when you call a SP from .NET, account ASPNET is used. But I am not sure how it works when you call DLL. Have you tried to set impersonation in the web.config to have the access rights to the folder where .DBF is installed?
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