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Verify a DNA File Using the Command Line

You can verify the DNA files to detect a possible DNA file corruption.

Follow these steps:

  1. Open the command prompt and run the following command:
    installation path\DNAExplorer.exe [/VQ|/VS] [/X] <DNA file path>
    

Where,

/VQ (Verify Quickest)

Attempts a basic open and also performs a checksum test on DNA files that were created with checksum information.

/VS (Verify Surest)

Performs the same tests as /VQ and in addition verifies all file records stored in the DNA file for data integrity.

/X

Exits DMM Explorer after verification and returns any error. A zero return code indicates success; any non-zero value indicates a Win32 error code.

Examples:

DNAExplorer.exe /VQ "c:\myFile.dna"

DNAExplorer.exe /VS /X "c:\myFile.dna"