Corrupt Corel Paradox
Database Recovery Freeware Quick Links http://www.bdesupport.com/errors.htm - Borland Database Engine Errors. http://www.bdesupport.com/stability.htm - Tips for making the Borland Database Engine more stable in the field http://www.bdesupport.com/download/swbpdxregen.zip - "SWBPdxRegen allows you to give your customers a way to regenerate indexes for Paradox tables where the indexes have been deleted, or damaged beyond repair." http://www.rksolution.cz/Delphi/Delphi.htm#00004 - "Pdxrbld (Ver 4.42) : (Updated July-1-2005) Pdxrbld is an utility for checking and repairing Paradox tables. The code depends mostly on using TUTILITY (INPRISE). As an extension, Pdxrbld fixes two additional error types that TUTILITY either does not detect or leaves unfixed." http://info.borland.com/devsupport/bde/utilities.html - "This program will verify and rebuild Paradox version 7.x or less tables. This application is also available via BC++ 5.0 OWL and CBuilder source
code." http://info.borland.com/devsupport/bde/utilities.html - "This DOS program will verify and rebuild Paradox version 4.x or less tables." http://www.borland.com/devsupport/bde/files/tutil50.zip - Table repair dll needed by Pdxrbld.exe and maybe others. http://www.mitec.cz/Downloads/PDESetup.exe - "This is viewer and editor for Paradox tables. It has password protection removing and fix & repair ability. It uses BDE." http://www.mitec.cz/Downloads/DataEdit.zip - Data editor for Paradox, dBase, FoxPro, XML, CSV and Clarion tables. No additional DLLs needed (no BDE). http://www.chaossoftware.com/products.asp - "While database damage is a rare occurrence, this database repair utility can help bring many problem databases back to good working order. Works with ISAM databases used in many of our products." Comment - According to here, the definition of ISAM databases is: "ISAM (Indexed Sequential Access Method) refers to indexed databases such as Btrieve, dBASE, FoxPro and Paradox."
The freeware Paradox recovery programs appear to be of high quality. I would try them first before trying a commercial solution. More Detail Please note: Honestly the commercial software and services is the route you will sometimes have to take to recover your data. That's not to discount the large number of high quality data recovery freeware generously given away by developers, that you can see here. On those occasions that you try the freeware and it doesn't work, the software in these pages will appear not be worth the time and effort you put in and this can be frustrating. I try to point out at the top of each page, what I see is the likelihood that and difficulty with which freeware can recover your data. The Google Adsense Ads displayed on the pages should lead you to the standard commercial software and services available for the problem you are having. You can also try the commercial links by clicking on the Navigation Bar by that name on the left. It's also here. oftware that does the same thing, for instance recovering PowerPoint Presentations, can be a large range like with PowerPoint case $50 - 299. If possible, try several software solutions before buying. For services, be sure there is a no data, no fee guarantee, and a recovered file preview available. I can also provide help but am limited ethically and financially (and legally in many cases) to using freeware too. I am perfectly within bounds to use most of the existing commercial office suites to recover corrupt office files since I paid for licenses for all of them. If you need help, I charge $22 for the first half hour and $22 for unlimited time after that. You can E-mail me at socrtwo@s2services.com.
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