I ran into something like you're discussing below back in 2017 (?) but
thankfully my client just moved to my newer version of software that
used a MariaDB (MySQL) backend instead of the DBFs. The old DBF version
for them was suffering network/corruption problems. Interestingly
enough, those problems went away when we made the switch. (Ever since
Bob Lee's MySQL session at WhilFest in 2002/2003, I've never used DBFs
on the backend for things I've built.)
On 10/26/2021 5:04 AM, Chris Davis wrote:
Hi All
Has anyone got any suggestions as to where the problem maybe in the following
scenario.
We have a VFP application, using DBC/DBF's on a windows server, it has been
running fine and quick for years. Various windows clients (all now Windows 10).
The server was a physical server but has now been replaced with a virtual
machine hosted on a HyperV machine on premises.
Most of the 20 clients are still running fine, but a handful (3 identified) at
the moment are running really slow, they are only running slow in the VFP
application any other use of the server like copying files runs fine. They
also seem to be the better spec'd machines out of the 20. Nothing has changed
on the client pc's other than the unc path where the application is looking for
the data.
Any suggestions?
TIA
Chris.
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