run index maintenance error

[Jeff Harrison]

--- GCC Consulting <gccconsulting at comcast.net> wrote:

> OK all, here is an odd one regarding this problem.
> 
> I copied l_card the n_card using fpcopy and then
> rebuilt all of the auto
> indexes.
> 
> Changed the menu command line to run n_card.  Report
> ran as it should using
> rreport.
> 
> Renamed l_card to k_card and renamed n_card back to
> l_card.  Modified the
> command line again to run from l_card.
> 
> The report gave me the same error.
> 
> Copied the file to k-card, ran the report, no error.
> 
> Only with the file name l_card does the error
> happen.
> 
> Richard
> 

Well, the fact that you are getting an error message
on an index K when you are not using one, would lead
me to think that the error message is inaccurate :-)

You certainly at this point should attempt to send
fptech the necessary files to duplicate this problem.

I assume you are using 5.6 dxmaint also?  You never
verified that.

I have seen filepro give inaccurate error messages in
the past when it crashes on a lookup line.  If I am
recalling properly, in some of those instances the
problem was related to certain environment variables
that had to do with files or buffers.  You may want to
look into that or manually close selected lookups as
appropriate.

Good Luck.

Jeff Harrison
jeffaharrison at yahoo.com

Author of JHExport and JHImport.  The fastest and
easiest ways to generate filepro exports and imports.


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