Re: validate database error

Author: MB Software Solutions, LLC

Posted: 2011-02-18 at 10:35:12

On 2/18/2011 10:18 AM, Rafael Copquin wrote:

> What I do is this:

>

> set tablevalidate to 0

> set exclusive on

> open database........

> remove table ..... the one giving you trouble

> use ...... that table

> append blank

> go bottom

> delete (the blank record)

> pack

> use

> rebuild the indexes

> add table .....

>

> Once added, remember to change the primary key from candidate to

> primary, since it will be changed automatically to candidate when you

> remove the table from the database

Don't forget also that by removing it from the DBC, you'll lose long

field names, default values, validation rules, captions, and triggers on

that table.

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Mike Babcock, MCP

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