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Hello.
You can use DBiRegenIndexes to re-generate the table's indexes.
Example:
Table1.Exclusive := True;
Table1.Open;
Check(DbiRegenIndexes(Table1.Handle));
Also there is a great table repair utility called PdxrBld it comes with source so you can easily use its functionality in your application.You would also need the TUtility.dll Borland provides for PdxrBld.
Get the dll and Borlands own TUtility with source here,
Also have a look at this FAQ
You can use DBiRegenIndexes to re-generate the table's indexes.
Example:
Table1.Exclusive := True;
Table1.Open;
Check(DbiRegenIndexes(Table1.Handle));
Also there is a great table repair utility called PdxrBld it comes with source so you can easily use its functionality in your application.You would also need the TUtility.dll Borland provides for PdxrBld.
Get the dll and Borlands own TUtility with source here,
Also have a look at this FAQ
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