Dominique,

<< So, basically, where the problem occurs (occasionally) there are two apps
accessing the same tables simultaneously, locally, on one single PC. I want
to mention that most of the time this works perfectly. It's just these
exceptions that make me curious as to find the cause. >>

That should be fine, and eliminates any possibility of one of the other
computers performing an improper shutdown and causing the corruption.

I would try to get a repair log for the repair, and see what the repair is
reporting as far as the corruption is concerned.  That will shed some light
on what the issue might be.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> I would try to get a repair log for the repair, and see what the
> repair is reporting as far as the corruption is concerned.  That will
> shed some light on what the issue might be.

Thanks, Tim. I'm getting all kinds of logs, but indeed, not the table
repair log.