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Old 03-06-02, 18:03
davidmeri davidmeri is offline
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Question Lost Records Pervasive Sql 2000
Hi,

Does anybody know about losing records on Pervasive Sql 2000 Sp2 for Novell Netware 5.1 Rev01?

Incredible!!! Some records of some .DAT files disappear ?!?!?!?!?

I thank for any data that can give me.

Thanks again
David
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Old 03-19-02, 21:06
BrendtHess BrendtHess is offline
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Can you give any more information about this? Was ther an ABEND or GPF, a program error, or did the records just disappear?

Have you tried to save the data out with BUTIL and load it into a new file?

Have you tried a file rebuild (in case the index is somehow corrupt)?
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