Data integrity after "We couldn't fix some of your errors"
We went to back up our data (local backup) and got a message that there was a data error, and the file needed to be rebuilt. I okayed that process, and got a message that "We couldn't fix some of your errors, but don't worry. We can help. Please contact support for assistance" Well, it's a Saturday, so that's a non-starter (right now).
The error that couldn't be fixed
"Error at line 9755"
!Link Error Code: (00800(HEX),DEP-PMT, linkRecNum=848588, sibling = 848589, sibling = 848589, key (m1) = 848578, tOne = 848579, mTwo = 848583, tTwo = 848585
There were also two errors that were "fixed".
After the "fix" I did another local backup, with no issue.
I have three questions:
1. Since it went through a subsequent back-up; with no apparent issue, should I be concerned about the error that couldn't be fixed?
2 Will a conversion from Desktop to Online versions of QB be hindered by the "fixes" that the program did, and the fix it wasn't able to complete?
3. Is there somewhere in our company data where information about successful and unsuccessful "fixes" are documented and preserved? Sort of like an audit trail of fixes...
Thank you in advance.