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On Sun, 25 Feb 2001 21:24:56 GMT, Steve <steve@nospam.com> wrote:

>the first bad entry in the log reads as follows:
>
>QBW 15/12/2000 1:14:23
>
>IDX:	6 ID:	0 RN:	7 SIZE:2880
>
>V7.0D R3 (M=1352, L=968, C=88, V=-4 (FFFFFFFC))
>
>Beside the date and time info, what does this mean?
>
>Thanks,
>Steve

No idea of the IDX line. 

Version 7.0 is the version number (probably QB99).
R3 is the third interim release in version 7.0.
M may be the QB transaction with the error.
L is the line in QB where it caused a problem
C is the error number listed on my website.

C=88 is an Error writing to the QuickBooks file on the 
QuickBooks file level. Try running rebuild. If problem 
persists try to free memory and try again. 
 
http://blocktax.com/QB%20error%20codes.htm
tells how you can often fix files. You reach this 
from http://www.blocktax.com/ QB Errors.

I do not know about V=-4.

mike block

>JMC wrote:
>> 
>> Do you have all other running programs shut down when you are trying to open
>> your file? If not, then close everything and try again.  You can do a
>> Ctrl+1,Ctrl+2 to open the Tech Helper.  Click on the Open File and scroll
>> down and find the QBWIN.LOG and open it.  This makes an entry everytime
>> something goes wrong. On the right side are the entries that are bad, if
>> any. The second line should say what type of doc it is and to the far right
>> under doc # is the check number.  You will need to find these transactions,
>> copy down exactly how they are entered with all info, delete them and
>> reenter them with the exact same info. Then try again on your
>> File/Utilities/Verify and see what comes up.

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