Olaf Doschke
Programmer
Today I had a severe case of memo file bloating. It seems this happened more often and regularly, already.
The table involved is used for checked out data tranferred from a client to a notebook and later transferred back. The data on the notebook grows and shrinks, but in this case grew to 2GB minus a few bytes. Nevertheless the fpt file is already corrupt, so I can't PACK MEMO or PACK, even when SET TABLEVALIDATE TO 0, the table doesn't open.
Today problem is solved by copying over the full table from the server to the notebook, it doesn't need the full data of that table, but it also doesn't hurt. In the future I'll add a PACK MEMO before or after each data transfer. So problem is kind of solved already.
Nevertheless is there a comparable easy fix like the one to fix a wrong reccount in the dbf header, that could be applied to bloated FPT files?
Bye, Olaf.
The table involved is used for checked out data tranferred from a client to a notebook and later transferred back. The data on the notebook grows and shrinks, but in this case grew to 2GB minus a few bytes. Nevertheless the fpt file is already corrupt, so I can't PACK MEMO or PACK, even when SET TABLEVALIDATE TO 0, the table doesn't open.
Today problem is solved by copying over the full table from the server to the notebook, it doesn't need the full data of that table, but it also doesn't hurt. In the future I'll add a PACK MEMO before or after each data transfer. So problem is kind of solved already.
Nevertheless is there a comparable easy fix like the one to fix a wrong reccount in the dbf header, that could be applied to bloated FPT files?
Bye, Olaf.