## Using the Verify Database command

1. With the report active in the Design tab, choose the Verify Database command from the Database menu.
2. A message box appears, asking whether you want to verify all the files in the report including those that are not being used.
   - Click Yes to verify all the files in the report, used or unused.
   - Click No to verify only those files used in the report.
   - If your report is using ADO, RDO, or DAO to access data then a dialog box will be displayed allowing you to change the command to be executed. When you are satisfied with the command click Finish.
3. Another message box appears:
   - If the underlying database is unchanged, you will get the following message:

     `Database is up to date.`

   - Click OK to return to the Design tab.
   - If the underlying database has changed, you will get the following message:

     `The database file ([filename]) has changed. Proceed to fix up the report?`

   - If you click Yes, the program revises the report to the current version of the database.
   - If you click No, the program attempts to print the report without first adapting it to the current version of the database.

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