Re: Database corruption. How? Leading to bcheck. - clarification.

> > One of the nastier ways of running into problems is to accidentally > interpose your own function X for a function in the C-ISAM library also > called X. Normally, this leads to immediate core dumps (which might or > might not corrupt your C-ISAM files), but sometimes you get the bizarrest > results. I'd rate this an unlikely, but not impossible, cause of problems. > If your own code has a half-way decent naming convention, it is very > improbable. > So, are we to infer from this that you don't think that C-ISAM has a half-way decent naming convention? :-> -- Ciao, Billy +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | | | Billy Wheeler Director The West Solutions Group | | | | (E) billy@west.co.za (U) http://www.west.co.za/billy.html | | (W) +27 11 803 2151 (F) +27 11 803 2189 | | (C) +27 83 250 2324 (H) You must be joking! | | | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+