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Wed, Nov 25 2009 3:10 AM	Permanent Link
andrej	Why is the "Table.RepairTable(True)" much slower then RepairTable within dbsys? In "RepairProgress" are these lines: ProgressBar.Position := PercentDone Application.ProcessMessages
Wed, Nov 25 2009 4:05 AM	Permanent Link
Roy Lambert NLH Associates Team Elevate	andrej >Why is the "Table.RepairTable(True)" much slower then RepairTable within dbsys? Do you have force index rebuild checked in DBSys. If not then Table.RepairTable(True) is rebuilding indices and DBSys isn't Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]
Wed, Nov 25 2009 7:08 AM	Permanent Link
andrej	Tnx, I will check this. If I am altering structure... do I have to rebuild indexes after? Roy Lambert wrote: andrej >Why is the "Table.RepairTable(True)" much slower then RepairTable within dbsys? Do you have force index rebuild checked in DBSys. If not then Table.RepairTable(True) is rebuilding indices and DBSys isn't Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]
Wed, Nov 25 2009 7:14 AM	Permanent Link
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. timyoung@elevatesoft.com	Andrej, << If I am altering structure... do I have to rebuild indexes after? >> No, not at all. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com