转个贴了，不一定有用，<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 border=0><TR><TD class=tdColor2><FONT color=#000000 size=+1>[ArcGIS] Working between ArcGIS and Access</FONT></TD></TR><TR><TD class=tdColor1 vAlign=top><TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=5 width="100%" border=0><TR><TD class=tdColor1 vAlign=top width="100%"><FONT color=#000000>Author: <a href="mailtl.wood target="_blank" >Louisa Wood</A> (NA)
Date:   04-29-2004 20:41

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Hi,
This is more of an Access question but I thought I'd post it here anyway. I
have been importing the .dbf file from the GIS info into Access to edit the
attribute data , re-exporting it as a .dbf and that .dbf has been the new
attribute table for the geographic data. However, I have recently done this
for some data, and am trying to re-import the dbf files into Access, but I
get the following error:

Error 3015 "Index Not Found"

This does not occur when I try to import other dbf files, so it is a problem
unique to these new data. When I search on the web the only explanation I
can find talks about needing to create a registry key to bypass the Borland
Database Engine (BDE). I have never heard of this - is it something that
installs with Access? How does it function and why is it only causing a
problem with importing some dbf files and not others? How do I repair this
problem?

My process for editing the dbf files was:
1) Import dbf into access as table
2) update according to another access table
3) export table as dbf

I have done this many times before and never had a problem..... any ideas?

Thanks!
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<P>用arctoolbox里的工具就ok的，先吃饭再来看看</P>