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First--
1.  Open a table.  Table rows are visible.
2.  Switch to Properties tab.
3.  Click "Alter Table".
4.  Click Cancel.
5.  Switch to Data tab.  Table rows are no longer shown.
6.  Click Refresh.  "Access violation at 004BDAEA...read of address
00000000."


Second--
The BDE migrator aborts on Foxpro-style compound index expressions e.g.
FILENO+DTOS(TRANSDATE).  The error message is "#700 An error was found
in the statement at line 1 and column 39 (Expected column name but
instead found ))".  I wouldn't expect you to put a lot of time into
fixing this, but it would be nice if it went on to the next table/index
instead of aborting.  Or perhaps there could be a migrate option to
ignore all indices (migrate the data only).

Charles,

<< First--
1.  Open a table.  Table rows are visible.
2.  Switch to Properties tab.
3.  Click "Alter Table".
4.  Click Cancel.
5.  Switch to Data tab.  Table rows are no longer shown.
6.  Click Refresh.  "Access violation at 004BDAEA...read of address
00000000." >>

Thanks.  The manager isn't closing the tab for the table contents when it
should be.

<< The BDE migrator aborts on Foxpro-style compound index expressions e.g.
FILENO+DTOS(TRANSDATE).  The error message is "#700 An error was found in
the statement at line 1 and column 39 (Expected column name but instead
found ))".  I wouldn't expect you to put a lot of time into fixing this, but
it would be nice if it went on to the next table/index instead of aborting.
Or perhaps there could be a migrate option to ignore all indices (migrate
the data only). >>

I'll check this out.  It should be skipping them already, but if it isn't, I
will make sure that it does.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com