Re: VFP open table corruption
- From: "Dan Freeman" <spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 13:46:51 -0700
The only time I've seen a DBF that thoroughly and completely horked is from
a client who FAILED TO MENTION that they'd just switched their file-server
to a Linux-based NAS storage system, and nobody there knew anything at all
about Linux.
Hope they have good backups!
Dan
Neil Waterworth wrote:
Hi,
I've had my fair share of header corruption, index corruption, etc,
but got a corrupted table today which was almost impressive in its
destruction.
Table was open shared, approx 40 users had it open, and suddenly
everything went nuts - apps crashing everywhere. Tried to open the
table and it reported corruption, so opened it in a text editor. The
header was almost intact, but every data byte had been converted to
chr(0) - approx 8,300 records. Abri recover rightly just pointed and
laughed.
Has anyone ever had anything similar? I'm not sure where to start
looking because there are around 5 separate apps which use that
table, and all were in use at the time.
The network is having a few problems I admit, but I've never seen a
file zeroed like that before.
VFP 8/9. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Neil
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