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"when accesing the table via failed index" Is it one index that gets corrupted? What type of index or record? autoincrement, variable, etc.? Is there a reason for different client versions? What version format are the databases? |
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Hi ! There is quite many tables in our database. Some of them are frequently updated and those are the tables that fails the most. Almost all tables has more than one index - or, perhaps, I should say "key" because this is the type of index which is updated automatically on every table update. There are no rules in index failing and it is not the same index every time. There is only a few autoincrement indexes, but it is maintained via the program (we are using Clarion for Windows 5.5, soon it will be CW 6.1), so I guess there is no real autoincrement indexes. Table format is 7.x because our clients are mix of Pervasive 7 and 8. And one more thing may be important - we are using Pervasive as relational database, not the transactional one. HTH, Hrvoje Grcic, MCP jbuttery (AT) sqnbankingsystems (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1104000894.780302.286420 (AT) c13g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com... "when accesing the table via failed index" Is it one index that gets corrupted? What type of index or record? autoincrement, variable, etc.? Is there a reason for different client versions? What version format are the databases? |
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