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Jeff C
Lost one of my tables during a power spike. How can I
retrieve it back??
retrieve it back??
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Jeff Boyce
Jeff
Provided nothing else has been done to the database, and/or the PC, you may
be able to have one of the commercial "rescue" companies recover your
database. Or you could use your most recent backup copy and write off the
data entry between when that backup was made and the spike...
Provided nothing else has been done to the database, and/or the PC, you may
be able to have one of the commercial "rescue" companies recover your
database. Or you could use your most recent backup copy and write off the
data entry between when that backup was made and the spike...
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John Vinson
Lost one of my tables during a power spike. How can I
retrieve it back??
Difficult and perhaps impossible. Regular backups are obligatory.
One of the most recommended database salvage services is Peter
Miller's - http://www.pksolutions.com.
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Allen Browne
Like Jeff Boyce and John Vinson, I am not too hopeful about this but it may
be worth trying this on a *copy* of your mdb file:
ACC2000: How to Recover a Table Deleted from a Database
at:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?id=209874
be worth trying this on a *copy* of your mdb file:
ACC2000: How to Recover a Table Deleted from a Database
at:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?id=209874
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Jeff C.
Thanks for all the advice. Is this Peter Miller Legit.
There has been no response or answer for the past 2 days.
There has been no response or answer for the past 2 days.
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Kevin3NF
Yes, he is legit. He is also very busy....please keep trying.
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