I use old program Visual FoxPro 9, it is necessary on my job. Unfortunately when I transferred my data to new database I got a message…Table Eug43.dbf has become corrupted. I’ve no idea what provoked this message, but now I have to repair dbf by anyway.
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As a variant try next step or some sources from Net in the following… https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/193952/how-to-troubleshoot-to-resolve-suspected-corruption-in-visual-foxpro http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~TableCorruptionRepairTools https://onlinefilerepair.com/en/dbf-repair-online.html
Copy a valid memo file over the corrupt memo file to access the database again.
NOTE: The original memo field information will be lost unless the valid memo file was an exact backup of the corrupt file. All memo field backup files have an extension of .TBK.
The corrupt memo file will have an .FPT extension, such as OLD.FPT. In the following example, assume NEW.FPT is a valid memo file. To bypass the error message and access the database again, type the following command at the MS- DOS command prompt:
Copy new.fpt old.fpt