Jeff Johnson wrote:
> I have an application that is using data tables on a network drive.
> There are several users in several locations spread from Florida to
> Hawaii. The data tables are on a file server near San Francisco. After
> many years of successful use one site is having a problem.
>
> Error 1105 Error writing to file. It happens on one file when I close a
> table by issuing:
>
> IF USED('mytable')
> USE IN mytable
> ENDIF
>
> The CDX appears to be written to disk but the DBF isn't. It is also not
> consistent. The procedure completed successfully earlier this week,
> where it happened consistently last week and again today. The file is a
> little bit bigger when it fails, but it is not a very big file. Maybe
> 100 to 200K.
>
> This also shows a windows error in the task bar.
>
> Any ideas? Has anyone seen this?
>
>
What's the Windows error saying?
Interesting...how are you achieving this kind of network scenario? It
doesn't sound like Citrix. Is this a WAN? I'm curious as to your setup.
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Michael J. Babcock, MCP
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