As far as I know it's always worked that way. Question, the copies you made
before, were they on the same system? If so you were using the same indices
for both your live and copied data. Usually this causes some strange results
when using the indices.
Jerry Banker
Senior Programmer Analyst
IBM Ce
Why not go paperless and email the reports to an email repository? We email
most of our reports now to the various individuals that need them. When they
receive them they can squirrel them away in their little cubby holes or
delete them. Most don't delete them. The report name is on the subject lin
Are the file systems truly identical, or are you using symbolic links
to make them look the same?
Use SET.INDEX filename INFORM
to see where your index is really pointing.
-Rick
On Apr 22, 2008, at 3:12 PM, Louie Bergsagel wrote:
We use flashcopy to move data from one computer to another, a
My old (failed) Fedex slogan says it best:
"Box? What box?"
:-)
-Kevin
http://www.PrecisOnline.com
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Otherwise - did you make any changes to the indexes and copy the files
while the change was "In progress"?
Regards
JayJay
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