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Message Posted: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 @ 19:02:47 GMT

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That one should work but if you find the database to be unrepairable you can also delete the database and I believe Queryman will create a new blank one for you. Although you will lose your history - but if you can't open or repair it, you've already lost it...

There is an option in Queryman to fix the database by "compacting database" off the tools menu. Sometimes this works to fix bad Queryman mdb. If you have access to the ACCESS program (ACCESS 2000 probably should work), try opening the database and Fix it using it's ability.

Sometimes the database gets corrupted and must be fixed.

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