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Peter
Hey,
we are running a XPe installation with enabled FBWF. A database file is
excluded from the FBWF. If I run the "repair" command from the ODBC setup
dialog on this database-file, the file disappears.
The Repair command used is : ControlPanel /ODBC/System-DSN, choose the
database and press "configure", then press "repair".
If I disable the FBWF and run the "repair" command on the database file, the
file will remain where it is and gets a new time stamp.
Does anyone has any idea what the Repair command of the ODBC setup dialog is
really doing in the background?
My fear is that for the repair result a new file is created. After a
successful repair the original database-file is deleted and the new repaired
one is renamed to the original filename. This may not work with the FBWF
activated and the database excluded.
Thank's for any info.
Peter
we are running a XPe installation with enabled FBWF. A database file is
excluded from the FBWF. If I run the "repair" command from the ODBC setup
dialog on this database-file, the file disappears.
The Repair command used is : ControlPanel /ODBC/System-DSN, choose the
database and press "configure", then press "repair".
If I disable the FBWF and run the "repair" command on the database file, the
file will remain where it is and gets a new time stamp.
Does anyone has any idea what the Repair command of the ODBC setup dialog is
really doing in the background?
My fear is that for the repair result a new file is created. After a
successful repair the original database-file is deleted and the new repaired
one is renamed to the original filename. This may not work with the FBWF
activated and the database excluded.
Thank's for any info.
Peter