OK, this is gonna sound weird but stick with me.
I created a utility to compact/repair a whole slew of DB's accross our network automatically (I'm not responsible for them and those who are don't compact regularly and the Network guy asked me to do this for him to help keep the space down) I've got it working great and all the error trapping is fine, but I need to make sure that if I run into a corrupt DB that I've got that error-trapping in there too. None of the DB's are corrupt (right now at least ;-) ) so I was hoping that someone who has run into this problem could send me a corrupted DB so I can build that error trapping into my utility. Or does anyone know what error message you get if you try to compact a corrupted DB from another DB? Or is there a way to corrupt a copy of one of mine?
Like I said, wierd, but I'm not gonna leave that stone unturned, especially since I kow what Access is capable of.
Any help/hints would be greatly appreciated.
Oh yeah, I'm using Access '97 so the DB would also need to be in Access '97
Thanks,
Kyle :
I created a utility to compact/repair a whole slew of DB's accross our network automatically (I'm not responsible for them and those who are don't compact regularly and the Network guy asked me to do this for him to help keep the space down) I've got it working great and all the error trapping is fine, but I need to make sure that if I run into a corrupt DB that I've got that error-trapping in there too. None of the DB's are corrupt (right now at least ;-) ) so I was hoping that someone who has run into this problem could send me a corrupted DB so I can build that error trapping into my utility. Or does anyone know what error message you get if you try to compact a corrupted DB from another DB? Or is there a way to corrupt a copy of one of mine?
Like I said, wierd, but I'm not gonna leave that stone unturned, especially since I kow what Access is capable of.
Any help/hints would be greatly appreciated.
Oh yeah, I'm using Access '97 so the DB would also need to be in Access '97
Thanks,
Kyle :