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James Hoehn, Jr.
Help! My Microsoft Entourage X database is corrupted preventing transfer to
Entourage 2008.
Hardware and Software Configuration:
Apple PowerBook G4 867 MHz / 768 MB SDRAM / 220 GB hard drive
Apple Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.6
Microsoft Entourage 2008 for Mac 12.1.5
Microsoft Entourage X for Mac 10.1.9 / database 2.73 GB
Tried typical and advanced rebuild on two different machines with Mac OS X
booted from 220 GB hard drive with 214 GB available space and originally on
120 GB (20 GB available) hard drive. Rebuild does not display any progress
and Microsoft Database Daemon runs in the background for awhile and then
stops after about ten to fifteen minutes. Entourage process never completes
and has to be forced to quit. Type -40 and +2 error has appeared on initial
typical rebuild. Database that is created is 4 GB. Size warning displays if
one tries to open incomplete rebuild database. Retained a copy of original
corrupted database file.
Microsoft Technical Support did not offer any alternatives. Considering
large hard drive method as per
http://blog.entourage.mvps.org/2007/09/rebuilding_a_damaged_database_that_ex
ceeded_size_limit.html or or parsing database with BBedit/Grep or EntourAid.
If I purchase 500MB or larger hard drive for boot will I be able to recover
normally?
/ james
Entourage 2008.
Hardware and Software Configuration:
Apple PowerBook G4 867 MHz / 768 MB SDRAM / 220 GB hard drive
Apple Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.6
Microsoft Entourage 2008 for Mac 12.1.5
Microsoft Entourage X for Mac 10.1.9 / database 2.73 GB
Tried typical and advanced rebuild on two different machines with Mac OS X
booted from 220 GB hard drive with 214 GB available space and originally on
120 GB (20 GB available) hard drive. Rebuild does not display any progress
and Microsoft Database Daemon runs in the background for awhile and then
stops after about ten to fifteen minutes. Entourage process never completes
and has to be forced to quit. Type -40 and +2 error has appeared on initial
typical rebuild. Database that is created is 4 GB. Size warning displays if
one tries to open incomplete rebuild database. Retained a copy of original
corrupted database file.
Microsoft Technical Support did not offer any alternatives. Considering
large hard drive method as per
http://blog.entourage.mvps.org/2007/09/rebuilding_a_damaged_database_that_ex
ceeded_size_limit.html or or parsing database with BBedit/Grep or EntourAid.
If I purchase 500MB or larger hard drive for boot will I be able to recover
normally?
/ james