Upgrading to VFP9 may help also.


>I was recently in the midst of irritating C0..05 (I don't remember how many zeros are in it <g>) croppingup in one of my form which was importing data from CSV files.
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>I was using Remote Views on a FirdBird backend. One thing I had to do was delete previous data if the user had asked for the same data reimported from CSV files. For this delete I had used the standard VFP DELETE FOR command on the remote view. Followed by the import of data logic from CSV file. And bang C0..05 would want to crop up any time.
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>Now I have tried the deletion of data using SQL Pass Through and lo no more C0..05 (I doubt this may be a premature announcement on my part due to my excitement of missing it for a few import sessions <g>). Plus the deletion is noticable faster.
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>Hope it helps other where C0..05 appears even though best possible coding practices esp. regarding object references are maintained.