Dan & Richard,
I have heard of indexes getting corrupted due to smb2. However, once
you've switched off smb2 then you won't get any corruption due to it.
You need to switch it off on the server and the workstations once any OS
newer than XP is involved. It's pretty easy to switch off. I have it
working successfully at quite a few different sites.
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 04/07/2013 03:39 PM, Dan Covill wrote:
Richard,
I find this perplexing, because these problems sure aren't happening
to me, nor to my ex-partner, who has a DBF-based system running at 20
large installations. Assuming you're not related to Joe Btfsplk, I'd
be looking at hardware/network/system problems. You're blaming poor
design, but if it was design I'd think we'd all be seeing the results.
Dan Covill
On 07/04/13 11:38 AM, Richard Kaye wrote:
I'm sure there are valid technical reasons for the evolution of SMB
protocols, opportunistic locking behaviors, write-chaching, etc. But
it doesn't really help me if my files are trashed in the name of
performance. IMHO file integrity needs to trump performance.
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