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Recreate DDF's for table in Pervasive Database
I have a Pervasive database for Sage BusinessVision ERP where I have created some additional tables. In the folder the tables/files for the BusinessVision ERP are with extension btr and the tables I created manually are with extension mkd.
After an upgrade of the ERP and adding the new DDF's from Sage my manually created tables no longer show in the pervasive control center.
What I can I do with the DDF files so that the manually created tables will show again in the control center?
I'm using MS SQL SSIS to pull data from the manually created tables
After an upgrade of the ERP and adding the new DDF's from Sage my manually created tables no longer show in the pervasive control center.
What I can I do with the DDF files so that the manually created tables will show again in the control center?
I'm using MS SQL SSIS to pull data from the manually created tables
The best solution would be to rerun the original CREATE TABLE statements but add the IN DICTIONARY clause so that only the table entry is created.
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The problem is that I don't have the CREATE TABLE statements. The tables were created a long time ago. Is there anyway to access the mkd files for the CREATE TABLE SQL statements?
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We can't find the old DDF's so we are out of luck.
Thanks for your help Bill...no solution is your solution so I will award points to you.
Thanks for your help Bill...no solution is your solution so I will award points to you.
Do you not have any backups from before the upgrade? I always save at least one or two year-end backups, just in case.
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Yes we do have backups from at least 2 years ago but the DDF's are not there with these additional tables.
The tables were created about 5-6 years and have not been used for at least 3 years.
It would be nice to get the data but it is not the end of the world
The tables were created about 5-6 years and have not been used for at least 3 years.
It would be nice to get the data but it is not the end of the world