Re: Urgent - very strange FoxPro 6 file corruption problem
- From: B. Chernick <BChernick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 05:32:02 -0800
All very nice ideas but the idea was for this to be a quick temporary app.
Then we get rid of FoxPro entirely. Thanks.
"swdev2" wrote:
Interrupted in 'this world of desktop apps'.
Usually means:
1. network cable faulty
2. desktop machine powered off whilst having a set of tables open.
3. Power Outage .
4. Untrained Anti Virus Program keeping locks on files at the wrong time o
day.
If you want to do something else, and stick with VFP tables -
I suggest it's time to build a COM server in VFP that handles
all of the dbf IO at the SERVER MACHINE.
If you want to dump that Dot Something Stuff that you wrote,
suggest you switch over to a VFP-based web program like
West Wind Web Connection, or
Active FoxPro Pages.
Good Luck.
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"B. Chernick" <BChernick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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'Recreate them'? Not to my knowledge. (But that's the first time I'veheard
that term. I'll have to look into it.)(In
Here's the problem. I had absolutely zero exposure to FoxPro until a few
weeks ago. Then I got this rush project to cobble up a temporary web app
VB/Dot Net 2.0) . Given that very few people do this sort of thing, thereproject
was a great deal of trial and error involved. I had already done a
using an XSD and Object Data Sources so I used the tools I was familiarwith.
So I don't know if it's a bug in my code, a bug in the Oledb driver, orjust
basic incompatibility between old and new technologies.of
Here's another worry of mine. I've been told that it is easy to corrupt
DBFs if a program using them is interrupted. Given that the basic nature
a web app is to be constantly opening and closing connections to thetables,
wouldn't that increase the chances of file corruption? (Or to put it moresuspect my
bluntly, am I crazy to even try accessing DBFs from a web app?)
"Gene Wirchenko" wrote:
B. Chernick <BChernick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm having some very strange problems with FoxPro 6 dbf tables. I
tables isweb app may be corrupting them (A Dot Net 2.0 web app accessing dbf
name tostrange enough) but first I'd like to know if anyone can even put a
programthis.
My application can read the files, no problem. It's someone else's
thatthat started complaining. The only thing that seems to be different is
VFP6when I open this problem file, the Reindex option is missing from the
Table menu. Has anyone ever seen anything like this?
Does one of the programs using the tables recreate them? If so,
it may be recreating them with the wrong version. Check the docs
under copy to for the type fox2x clause.
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
Computerese Irregular Verb Conjugation:
I have preferences.
You have biases.
He/She has prejudices.
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