>This is an interesting one....I have a client who is happily working away with their Fox 2.6/DOS app on an XP (SP2) network. Everything works well except for one procedure which executes the following statement:
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>sele c
>use &gapchk
>copy stru to &laptck
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>The last statement crashes with a "file access denied" error. The laptck variable shows the value "aptck08" which is a valid filename. No one else uses this procedure, so there isn't a chance of two people trying to print checks at once.
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>The result is, that the error is actually false, as the file gets written just fine. Press "ignore" and go on, things work. However, this is obviously not a good way to run the program and I would like to figure out what's happening.
>Any ideas are greatly appreciated....
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>Thanks!

Can you update this application?

Can you use full path file name and use name expression instead of macro, e.g.

select 0
use (gapchk)
copy stru to (laptck)