Michael
I've asked this before but I suspect it may have been rejected because
my message may have been in Rich format.
The 2 questions are
1 If my icon has a tick in the Run in separate memory space, and is
greyed out, is it running in separate memory space.
2 Where can you change the system
We found an Anti-Virus program kept the dbf open long enough for the PACK to
fail. We would usually find the packed data in a temp file sitting in the
folder where the DBF should be.
For some clients, it might have been a combination of spyware and anti-virus
applications conflicting with the
Tracy, thanks for your input
I'm still struggling with this problem.
This has happened to me once before, about 2 years ago, same client, same
circumstances
Then it went away but I never knew what started it or what I did to make it
go away
I've now copied all the datafiles to a different
I feel something still has an Open state on your problem file. Has someone
figured out they can access the data via Excel?
Since we do not have control over our clients environments, I have changed
from using the VFP PACK command. I now use something similar to:
OPEN EXCLUSIVE
SELECT *
Hi Michael
I hav eseen reference to this before (run in separate memory space) and I
have asked for clarification.
i.e. on my laptop, this is greyed out. (with a tick)
I don't know where to turn this off or on, and since it is ticked and greyed
out, if in fact it is working.
Can you throw some
Make sure all the TS users are creating temporary files in seperate
locations.
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Could this be another disk write ahead cache blunder
Al
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In my app, I have a re-index routine.
I've had weird errors that went away when I checked the run in separate memory
space on the shortcut.
Just for giggles, give it a try.
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