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Need Borland Database repair tool
I have a client that is using an application called AutoDoc. It's used by Chiropratics for billing and such. Anyway, they will get an invalid key or index and have to upload the data to have it repaired. They are getting charged a nice little fee everytime they do this and it's getting frustrating. From the errors I see, it appears to be a database based on Borland. But I'm not sure. Are there tool out there I can test and see if they can repair the database?
Looks like program written on Delphi or Pascal uses Borland database engine to access database. So I ask you what underlying database structure used? Programs written with Borland database engine can interact with lot of databases: Paradox, DBase, various SQL databases and so on. Can you determine what type of database is used.
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Not sure, but I will try to get more info. thanks
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Thanks for the help! After I installed the actual applicaiton on my PC, I then see all the BDE utilities and yes, it's a paradox database. So I used the BDEsupport web site and run Tutilty along with Paradox table repair and it appears to have rebuilt the database!! I'm having the client look at the data and make sure everything is there.
Thanks again all!!!
Thanks again all!!!