Re: Third party tool required

From: "Rick Bean" <rgbean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:13:35 -0400

Stonefield is only good for repairing the header of a .DBF, it's true power is in updating tables with new, changed and deleted fields.

Rick

"Ook" <no usenet spam at zoot al dot com> wrote in message news:unclUuApFHA.3244@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

www.abri.com. Probably the best I've used.
Stonefield is not a database repair tools, and it's ability to fix things are rudimentary at best. We use it in a very large app, and the general consensus is that we would scrap it if we had the time to rip it out of the app.

"Nishu" <Nishu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:73A18C7F-07FF-4FC4-ACA5-28F559E21D4D@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I need a third party tool to repair a corrupt dbf file.
Thanx in advance
Regards
Nishu

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