You cannot leave Legacy running on a network connection, you need to close
Legacy.
If you try a workaround, I will bet you EVENTUALLY you will damage the
datafile.

Jay


On Tue, Nov 10, 2015 at 8:12 AM, Colin Charman <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hi, I have my Legacy files stored on a NAS (Network Attached Storage)
> device.  This offers me the safety of having my data on duplicated disk
> drives ("RAID") and my NAS is replicating my data to a smaller NAS in
> another building sp I have an off-site backup.
>
> The process is fairly simple - the shared folder on the NAS is mapped to a
> drive on the PC (in my case D:) and Legacy opens the file as D:\My
> documents\Legacy\xxxxx.fdb.  The default folder location in Legacys
> options is set to D:\My documents\Legacy, and the default location for
> pictures/sound etc are also pointing to the NAS via the D: drive
>
> This works fine until I sleep and re-awaken the PC running Legacy.  When
> it wakes up and I try to open a person in the Legacy program, I get a "disk
> or network error".  It seems that Legacy has held the database file open
> when the PC went into "sleep" mode but the network share wasn't maintained
> so when it re-awakens from sleep it has lost track of where the family tree
> file is.Â
>
> Worse still, if I start Legacy and try to open my family file in the
> normal open dialogue, it shows my file but if I try to open it, it fails -
> remember that this uses my default location to point to the D:\..... folder.
>
> But, I can overcome this if I open the file by navigating to My Computer,
> select the D: drive, then the My Documents folder, then the Legacy folder,
> then the xxxxx.fdb file - ie get Legacy to work out the file location from
> scratch.
>
> If I look at my D: drive using windows explorer, it opens up OK as soon as
> the PC wakes up, so the computer has no difficulty locating the network
> share on the NAS right away.
>
> Is anyone else suffering with this problem of sleep/re-awakening not
> resolving links to a network device?
> --
>
> Regards,
> Colin Charman
>
>
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