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Rebuild indexes
I have a database that went corrupt... I managed to get it back up and running. But know all my indices are "broken". They dont do anymore what they supposed to do
![]() is there a way for rebuilding ALL my indexes? and NOT recompute selectivity. I want to DEACTIVATE and ACTIVATE them I get serious errors and I needto take the db down.n I tried backup and restore allready but no avail
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Try dropping & re-creating a few ...
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Did you try to use gfix tool? It has to be first used with parameter gfix -mend database.fdb Then back it up and restore it again (using the same tool). It worked for me, it fixes all my broken indexes. |
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