I knew that repair_fast no longer worked, but guessed wrong that it would fail with an error rather than just being ignored. I hate it when MS do this - backward compatibility is all very well but in some cases can lead you to think that an action has completed successfully rather than doing nothing! Am I the only one who'd rather start getting error messages so I knew I had to fix my code?
You're certainly not the only one. A warning message might be OK instead of an error, but quietly doing nothing is irritating.
edit:spelling!
Tom