VERIFY CURRENT DATA FILE
VERIFY CURRENT DATA FILE ({ objects : Integer ; options : Integer ; method : Text {; tablesArray : Integer array {; fieldsArray : Integer array}} })
| Parameter | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| objects | Integer | → | Objects to check |
| options | Integer | → | Checking options |
| method | Text | → | Name of 4D callback method |
| tablesArray | Integer array | → | Numbers of tables to be checked |
| fieldsArray | Integer array | → | 2D array, numbers of indexes to be checked |
History
| Release | Changes |
|---|---|
| 15 R3 | Modified |
| 11 SQL Release 4 | Modified |
| <6 | Created |
Description
The VERIFY CURRENT DATA FILE command carries out a structural check of the objects found in the data file currently opened by 4D.
This command has the same functioning as the VERIFY DATA FILE command, except that it only applies to the current data file of the open database. It therefore does not require parameters specifying the structure and data.
Refer to the VERIFY DATA FILE command for a description of the parameters.
If you pass the VERIFY CURRENT DATA FILE command with no parameters, the verification is carried out with the default values of the parameters:
- objects = Verify All (= value 16)
- options = 0 (log file is created but not timestamped)
- method = ""
- tablesArray and fieldsArray are omitted.
When this command is executed, the data cache is flushed and all operations accessing the data are blocked during the verification.
If a log file has been generated, its complete pathname is returned in the Document system variable.
System variables and sets
If the verification is not carried out, an error is generated and the system variable OK is set to 0. If a log file was generated, its complete pathname is returned in the Document system variable.
See also
Properties
| Command number | 1008 |
| Thread safe | yes |
| Modifies variables | OK, Document, error |