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CMS TECH
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FILEFIX.EXE
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Version 4.5
for the Reporting to the MAX
ships with a new utility that augments the
file repair capability of FILEFIX.EXE.
FILEFIX.EXE works very well for finding
duplicate records in a data file IF there
are no corrupted records in the data file">
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CMS TECH
TIP
FILEFIX.EXE
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| Version 4.5
for the Reporting to the MAX
ships with a new utility that augments the
file repair capability of FILEFIX.EXE.
FILEFIX.EXE works very well for finding
duplicate records in a data file IF there
are no corrupted records in the data file,
the header record is undamaged, and the
index file is intact. If the header record
is corrupt, FILEFIX.EXE (or UTICMS.EXE) is
unable to open the file.
Another problem arises with FILEFIX.EXE
if the index file is damaged or missing.
The header record of each Dbase data file
contains a flag, which indicates if the
file is an indexed file. FILEFIX.EXE looks
at the flag and if the flag is checked
(on), it tries to open the index (.mdx)
file. If the index file is missing or
damaged, FILEFIX.EXE behaves unpredictably
or fails completely. |
If you wish to get more information, please email us at
 
or call us at (714) 228-5444
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