Hi,
Check that disk caching & oplocking are disabled on the server.

>Hi All,
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>I have encountered weird occurrences when running a VFP application via Remote Desktop.
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>The VFP (accounting) application is installed in a server PC (Windows Server 2003) setup with Terminal Services and Remote Access Service.
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>The users from the remote offices then access it by Dialup Networking, then using Remote Desktop Connection to access the accounting system.
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>99% of the time the application works just fine. However, there were times when the following incidents occurred:
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>1. A few transactions (like a Sales Invoice), upon posting them, resulted in a 'double' post! - the journal distributions of the 'double posted' transactions were posted twice on the resulting transaction ledger!
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>2. On the other hand, some transactions were posted successfully, but the original transaction record was not marked (a logical field) accordingly as posted!
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>Needless to say, these aberrations are unacceptable.
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>My question is: IS TERMINAL SERVICES UNRELIABLE in this regard? Has anybody encountered the same experiences as I have?
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>As added information, the place were the server is usually encounters fluctuations in voltage. Could this be the culprit?
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>What can I do to prevent these from happening?
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>My advanced gratitude for any help.
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>Sincerely,
>Dennis