How can I ensure that my ISAM files reflect the Runtime entries?

Easysoft ODBC-LINC Developer Driver

How can I ensure that my ISAM files reflect the Runtime entries?

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Last Reviewed :	19th July 2005
Revision :	1

The Runtime database structure comprises of two levels. The LINC Developer layer and the D-ISAM layer. It is conceivable that data deleted in the LINC Developer layer can still be present in the D-ISAM data files. As the LINC Developer layer is controlled by the LINC Developer MAINT flag this option allows control over the ISAM layer. What it will do is purge any records in the ISAM layer that has been 'physically deleted' in the LINC Developer layer of the database. In effect this option should only be used when initially accessing the data source. It can be a potentially dangerous option as it permanently deletes records from the ISAM files. It is intended that this option will only be used to bring the layers into line on first usage. The check box for this option is in the Microsoft Data Source Administrator in the FLAGS box.

PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS OPTION CAN PERMANENTLY ERASE DATA

Applies To

Products
- Easysoft ODBC-LINC Developer Driver
Databases
- LINC

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How can I ensure that my ISAM files reflect the Runtime entries?

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