Make sure all Precinct software is closed and move to your main host computer where the database is.
Open Windows File Explorer and open your local C: drive. Look in here for your Precinct folder. If you don't see it in here, check in Program Files.
Scroll down and find the database called crimconn.mdb. Right mouse click it and choose "Rename"
Add OLDTodaysDate to the file name. Example: crimconnOLD6302020.mdb and press Enter to save. It will now show like this:
Press the letter "J" on your keyboard to jump to the JetComp.exe utility. (Note, if you do not have JetComp.exe in your folder, please download it from here JetComp.exe and copy and paste it into your Precinct folder.
Browse for the database that you just renamed and select it.
Double check to make sure you selected the right one. Then type "crimconn.mdb" without the quotes into the "Database to Compact Into (Destination) field"
Without changing anything else in this utility, click Compact. Wen it finishes (please be patient as it may take a while depending on severity and amount of corruption,) click Exit.
You may now close the File Explorer window and open Precinct Connection.
Here is some info on causes of database corruption:
Antivirus
Antivirus while protecting your computer can cause interference with other software running on your computer such as Precinct Connection especially real time scanning. You'll want to be sure to add Precinct.exe from inside the Precinct folder and the entire Precinct folder to your antivirus and malware scanning applications.
It's very important to have someone look into your environment to try and track down the cause of the database corruption. If this continues, at some point the corruption will be too severe to repair and you'll need to restore from a backup. It's imperative that you backup your Precinct Connection database each night as well.