Kurt,
As with some of the others, my thought is that you can't realistically
recommend some other product until you are much more familiar with what
parts they currently use and how they use them. And what they would hope to
accomplish with those once moved to the new environment. There are lots
Fred,
I'm curious if your setup has data on one server, and the VFP applications
are on another server. If they are setup this way, how much activity do the
VFP data files get?
And for everyone else...
I know we have trouble with index corruption. It is partly the VM server
hosting the data gets
I am sure the Anti Virus which had been ruled out as the cause (Sophos) has
been reinstalled and disables Defender, but it's a good heads up and I will
double check.
Thanks Fred
Regards
Chris.
-Original Message-
From: ProfoxTech On Behalf Of Fred Taylor
Sent: Thursday, 21 March 201
We recently upgraded to a new server box from running Windows Server 2008
(3 VM's) to Windows Server 2019 (running 6 VM's). Most of the VM's have
access to FoxPro data and function without incident.
Have you made sure that Windows Defender has also been set to ignore
.DBF/.CDX/.FPT files on both
Old "legacy" VFP application running under a "VM" environment. Been
running this way for at least four years. However, as of late I am seeing
intermittent "File Read Errors" when a table is used/opened. Completely
random and intermittent. Reboot the workstation and they are good. My
bigges
Hi Chris,
Workstations just use standard RDP and on the server we use thinstuff:
https://www.thinstuff.com/products/xpvs-server/
Thanks,
Peter
On 21/03/2019 10:30, Chris Davis wrote:
> Thanks Peter
>
> The RDP client ?
>
>> On 21 Mar 2019, at 10:28, Peter Cushing wrote:
>>
>>> On 21/03/2019 0
Thanks Peter
The RDP client ?
> On 21 Mar 2019, at 10:28, Peter Cushing wrote:
>
>> On 21/03/2019 09:41, Chris Davis wrote:
>> We are seeing increasing problems with VFP applications (some of our own and
>> other commercial ones) as our customers have their servers upgraded.
>>
>> A lot of th
On 21/03/2019 09:41, Chris Davis wrote:
> We are seeing increasing problems with VFP applications (some of our own and
> other commercial ones) as our customers have their servers upgraded.
>
> A lot of these servers are now virtual machines hosted on a physical machine.
> In some instances thes
We are seeing increasing problems with VFP applications (some of our own and
other commercial ones) as our customers have their servers upgraded.
A lot of these servers are now virtual machines hosted on a physical machine.
In some instances these are remote desktop servers which access the VFP
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