I have a client using a couple of apps written in VFP9 using a common native VFP back end. One of the apps is used for an hour or so most days and the other opens every 5 minutes 24/7 and checks for data to download then downloads and imports it. Every few weeks or so (not regular) they call me with a corrupt table. Their offices are in a former factory which has been converted to industrial and retail units. I think the corruption is caused by a power spike when the tables are open. Assuming that this is the case I have recommended that they install better power smoothing equipment than they already have or gat the apps re-written to use a more robust data storage system. Bothe these solutions are outside my experience - any suggestions gratefully received <g>.
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