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To be honest, I often use the repair tool as a "cleaner" (to remove unused cast/crew)

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But I have probably a "simple" database (no parent/child profiles, no group dividers...)

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The only big program where I run a DB repair (so to speak) is Outlook.

I regularily move old mails into archive PST files. But that doesn't stop Outlook's main PST file from growing and growing (and growing). Only a "compress" function will actually remove the "empty sections" of the file.

I once reduced the PST file from 1.2 gigs to 230 megs.

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... has Ken ever bothered to check in to this, or any other threads?

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I agree it has been too long for an update.

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I also have to say that if I had known this before purchasing DVDP I would have chosen another product, but now it's too late, as it is almost impossible for me to start cataloging 2500 titles from the beginning.

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I also have to say that if I had known this before purchasing DVDP I would have chosen another product, but now it's too late, as it is almost impossible for me to start cataloging 2500 titles from the beginning.

Is that latter comment really true? DVDP has complete and powerful facilities, augmented by plugins, to convert its profile data into just about any format, unless of course the target product has no import function.

I'm willing to bet that the main reason you don't switch, is that there isn't anything better! 

I never meant that it's impossible to switch to another program. I just meant that I do not have the time to do it.
Anyway I think you're missing the point here.
I wish you'd commented on my opinion about the Unicode support than telling me that it's easy to abandon PVD for another Application.
I still believe that DVDP is really great Application