After performing a Validate from within the Quicken program, if I get an error message saying:- 'QDF:Incorrect file size' followed by a long list of 'Damaged Data Block' messages, and then by a message saying:- 'QSD: No error' and 'QEL: No read errors.' and 'QEL: All internal consistency checks passed' Should I jump out the window?
Seriously, does it mean I have lost some of my vital data?
Advice much appreciated.
Paul _________________________________________________
Hi, Paul.
Aren't you glad you have backups?!
Even if you didn't "manually" make backups when Quicken reminded you, you should be able to find one no more than a week old in C:\Program Files\QuickenW\BACKUP. The fileset should have the same name as your working data set, except with the numeral "1" attached: Paul1.qdf, for example. In Quicken, click File | Open or File | Restore Backup File, then browse to your backup folder. At least, that's how it works in Quicken
2007; you didn't tell us which version you are running.Then close your window. ; After performing a Validate from within the Quicken program, if I get an
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