Check to make sure that the specified file exists. If the file is not in the directory where the application runs, use SET DEFAULT or SET PATH to make the file accessible or specify the full path name where the file can be found. In a network environment, make sure the application has the necessary rights to access the file. If the file is available only for read access, use the READONLY clause on the USE command.
CA-Clipper's default error handler (Errorsys.prg) will set NETERR() to true (.T.) and will ask DBFNTX to default if the error was due to a sharing violation on the network.
See Also: DBF Repair Toolbox https://www.repairtoolbox.com/dbfrepair.html
