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I'm using the dbsetfilter( with the contains( ) function above and it works well on most searches. However, I'm getting "internal data corruption" errors for certain words, consistently. Search on "WOOD", no problem, "COOPER" it errors out. Any ideas?

Thanks, Cliff. That works great.

In Microsoft Server, ADS seems to render Console 1 useless for identifying who has files open. I see in the Advantage configuration utility it shows that there are files open but they are anonymous. Is there a simple way to monitor who has files open while using free tables?

it is 1,458,518 bytes, must be the same file.

Win10 machine, express.chm dated 1-06-16 opens with topics showing but no documentation in the right pane. How do I make this work?

Thanks, Chris!

The C:\POS folder is most definitely there. Is there another method to do the same thing that I could use as a workaround?

My app is giving this error at startup only on the first time it is run at each workstation. The second time it is started, it runs fine. It's writing to a file on a local drive. Date : 12/28/15 Time : 09:10:56 Procedure : DC_PRINTER:INIT Line Number : 596 Information : Error BASE/4 Description : Op...

I have run DBFCDX when I was running XBASE++ and Clipper concurrently. ADS won't read DBT memos so I've converted to FOXCDX. I don't have data dictionaries. I have the SET COLLATION TO AMERICAN in my ADS app but not the FOX versions, so I'll try that. Thanks.

I am migrating an enterprise system to ADS 11.X from FOXCDX. I would like to test a few users so that I don't have to do a "Big Bang" transition. I am operating under the assumption, attested by Roger, that ADS works with only indexes generated by ADS, and that the FOXCDX engine reads them fine but ...