How to fix "damaged free list" error?
David A. Bayly
dbayly at udena.ch
Thu Jul 4 09:56:03 PDT 2002
You can sometimes figure out which one is the culprit by launching
frontier and watching the about window until the error appears. If
the message doesn't appear, do a save copy on the lot, there's a
chance that if one is corrupt that others will be too.
You ideally should to do a save copy on each GDB, on a regular
basis, its the nearest thing to a validation check that Frontier
posses. I do it once a week, and I wrote scripts to automate the
process to a degree.
>I've been getting the following error message from Frontier 8: "This
>database has a damaged free list. Use the save as command to create a
>new, compacted database"
>
>The problem is that there is no indication of which database is
>damaged. How do I figure which database is damaged? Should I go
>through each database that is open and do a "save as".
>
>Thanks,
>
>-Raymond
>
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