This may very well refer to forms or class libraries, which have to be modified in-place (the memo field that contains the compiled version of the program code is over-written).

The same goes for the database container - the stored procedures have to be compiled.

Check not only for the read-only attributes, but also whether you have access rights, and sufficient free space.

Also, while you compile, check the status bar - perhaps it will stop on the file that gives you trouble.

>When I do a build for a new executable file and select the following:
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>Build Action: Rebuild project or Win32 executable / COM server (exe)
> Options: Recompile All Files
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>I am getting the follow error message.
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>Error 111 message: “Cannot update the cursor.”
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>Which means: “You have attempted to write to a file that was created or access for the read-only purposes. ”
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>I have checked the data directory and there are not files marked read-only. How can I can to see which file that was created when I try to build a new executable file?
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>If anyone have a resource or solution for this problem, your help would be greatly appreciated.
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>Thank You In Advanace
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>Winfred Majors