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1. mikelfritz 3,000
2. omarfarid 1,000

1. yuzh 126,483
2. gheist 46,413
3. mikelfritz 40,282
4. sppalser 38,157
5. tfewster 27,993
6. omarfarid 24,380
7. ahoffmann 13,180
8. JustUNIX 11,950
9. Tintin 10,600
10. chris_cal... 10,190
11. jlevie 8,814
12. dgrimes 7,600
13. nodisco 6,247
14. wesly_c... 5,990
15. Gns 5,770
16. Tim_Utsc... 4,800
17. frederico 4,385
18. CEHJ 4,000
18. fridom 4,000
18. amit_g 4,000
18. qwaletee 4,000
22. bira 3,740
23. stan64 3,692
24. CarlWarner 3,500
24. mwecom... 3,500
24. seazodiac 3,500

09.13.2008 at 05:31PM PDT, ID: 23729443 | Points: 500

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How do I bypass or delete a corrupted file in SCO Unix?

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SCO Unix, Unix Setup

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SCO, Openserver, 5.05

I have SCO Openserver 5.05 and a proprietary office management program which I've used for years for office client demographics and scheduling only. The original vendor is no longer available. I am now unable to access the scheduling portion because I'm getting an error message that the data file is corrupted. How can I delete/repair/replace this file?

On a related subject, how much of a project would it be to export the data, principally demographic, to another platform (probably Windows based)? Would it be easier just to reenter into a new program? There are about 15,000 total clients of which 4000 are active. Thanks.

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