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  • Subject: Re: Retrieving Deleted records
  • From: Joseph Wechsler <ywexler@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1998 11:34:55 +0200

Steven,
1. Save the file into a *savf.
2. Create a PF (without DDS) rec. len. 528.
3. Create (write & compile) a program to copy the file (the *savf to
PF).
   The program uses input and output PFs 528 bytes rec. len.
4. OVRDBF for the input file to *savf.
5. Run the pgm.
6. The output file contains in every record 2 flds
   a. 512 bytes - the object saved.
   b.  16 bytes - reserved.
7. CRTDUPOBJ of the file you need to undelete its recs.
8. Write, create & run a pgm to copy the data in 512 bytes fld into the
file (7) above.
9. Deleted records will appear the 1'st byte changed to indicate a
deleted record.
10.Replace the deletion code by the genuine byte.
11.EOJ.

J Wechsler 
 
   
Steven Sharpe wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Does anyone know of a way to retrieve deleted records?  I thought
> that I read somewhere the method used to do this, but after searching
> the web and my back issues of News/400, I can't find anything.  Can
> anyone help or point me in the right direction?
> 
> Thanks!
> --
> Steven Sharpe       --  steven_sharpe@bigfoot.com
> Sharpe Consulting --  sharpeconsulting@hotmail.com  -- (912) 328-9066
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