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David Gibbs wrote: > In fact, the current schema > that we're finding isn't even logical. There are foreign key > constraints on files that should have a primary key constraint, but the > primary key constraint isn't there. That didn't sound right. Let me try to restate it ... there are files with foreign key constraints that point to other files with primary key constraints, but the primary key constraints are missing. When I restored the library, a bunch of diagnostic messages were logged indicating that the constraints were invalid... and they complained about files that should have had primary key constraints, but they were missing. david
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