dbase_packDescriptiondbase_pack() packs a dbf file - removing all records that have been marked for deletion by dbase_delete_record() and removing the empty space left by the record's deletion. The dbf file refered to by dbf_identifier must have been opened in write (1) or read/write (2) mode for dbase_pack to succeed. ExampleExample 231. Pack a dbf file and display a summary of the changes # Path to dbf file $db_file = '/tmp/sushi_eaten.dbf'; # Open dbf file for reading and writing $id = @ dbase_open ($db_file, 2) or die ("Could not open dbf file <i>$db_file</i>."); # Find the number of rows in the dbf file $num_rows = dbase_numrecords ($id); # Loop through the dbf file before using dbase_pack() for ($i=1; $i <= $num_rows; $i++) $before[] = dbase_get_record ($id, $i); # Pack the dbf file dbase_pack ($id) or die ("Could not pack dbf file <i>$db_file</i>. Make sure that the file was opened in write (1) or read/write (2) mode."); # Find the number of rows in the dbf file $num_rows = dbase_numrecords ($id); # Loop through the dbf file after using dbase_pack() for ($i=1; $i <= $num_rows; $i++) $after[] = dbase_get_record ($id, $i); # Display the entries removed by dbase_pack() print "These items were removed from dbf file <i>$db_file</i><blockquote>"; print_r (array_diff ($before, $after)); print '</blockquote'; # Close the dbf file dbase_close ($id);
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